temperatures. many of you have current temperatures in the 30s. because of that, there is a freeze warning in effect this morning until 9:00. this is for well to the north and west of the district, included under that freeze warning are cities like hagerstown and frederick, westminster, charlestown, west virginia under a freeze warning. closer to d.c. there is a frost advisory in effect for montgomery county, fairfax county, loudoun county, northern baltimore county and harford and howard counties as well, a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. and there is a freeze watch in effect tonight and into tomorrow morning for washington, d.c. and points east. we'll tell you more about that later. right here is a look at the sat- rad. we do have a few clouds coming through. not the cloudiest skies we've ever seen. a few out to the west. down to the south, nothing. and to the east things look good as well. currently 44 in the district. 36 in baltimore. 43 at dulles. 37 in winchester, 39 in fredericksberg. your forecast for today, look for a high only in the low to mid-50s today. cooler than average today. but we'll see plenty of sunshine. that's a look at the weather. now let's get an update on traffic with julie wright. tony, crashes on the outer loop of the beltway near connecticut is on the shoulder. outer loop delays between university boulevard and connecticut avenue and again on the outer loop everything is open. southbound 95 on the brakes as you travel out of laurel. bw parkway, traffic slowing at 198 with all laborers open. 50 on the brakes, 202 into northeast. 95 busy in lorton, delays out of dale city. on route 1 slow to 123, 7100 toward telegraph road. and on # 95, traffic slow from duke street and across the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. the death toll from a standoff at a catholic church in the iraqi capital has risen to 39. the situation started last night when militants wearing suicide vests and grenades attacked the iraqi stock exchange and went into a nearby church taking 120 people hostage. they demanded the release of al- qaeda prisoners. iraqi forces stormed in, but it's not clear if the hostages were killed before or during the rescue. a terror attack nearly averted. this morning there is a new chief suspect in the bomb plot that put explosives on planes heading for chicago. we have details on the man believed to be behind the planned attack. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. and yemen officials believe it is the same person responsible, and were also behind the underwear bomber from christmas day last year and also the same person possibly behind the attacks from the summer of last year. the person they believe is behind this bomb maker ibrahim al as erie. he is on the most wanted list. they believe he is working with an al-qaeda afillant. sources tell fox the explosive petn was found in recent pack anls is the same used in the christmas day device. >> the quality and the power of the explosive that was found in england is more powerful, far more powerful than the one from christmas day. >> reporter: demonstrations were held outside of the woman where one woman was arrested on saturday on suspicion of mailing the packages. local officials say she was released on bail because she didn't sign the shipping documents. they are saying she was the victim of identity theft. now u.s. and british forensic teams are heading over to yemen to try to track down the components and including two printers discovered in the packages. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. a flight from new york diverted to bwi after a report of odor in the cabin a little after 5:00 p.m. yesterday. the vision airlines plane was carrying 154 passengers heading to havana, cuba. the airline spokesperson said it was a precautionary landing. no one was hurt. the last day of campaigning underway for the mid-term elections. polls open in just about 24 hours. president obama just wrapped up a marathon campaign swing. doug luzader brings us more. >> reporter: republicans see them riding a wave and democrats are just hoping the polls on this election eve are flat wrong. the first family welcomes trick- or-treaters to the white house. one of the few nonpolitical events that edged it's way under the president's schedule after a flurry of final rallies around the country. >> just like you did in 2008, you can defy the conventional wisdom. >> reporter: but this isn't 2008. and despite large crowds, the numbers just aren't there for democrats, even if things are tightening up. the republican wave, if there is one, will start in the east and senate races in key states like pennsylvania, moving west to nevada and then california. but even republicans admit the senate is an uphill climb. >> i'm not predicting we'll get the majority this cycle. i think it will take two cycles but there is a potential there, depending on just how high and how broad this wave election is. >> reporter: but the wave is expected to swallow the house. even if the democrats struggle. >> that these undecided voters that pundits predicting are going to break two to one to republicans, it's not happening. >> reporter: and if the polls are crowded with republicans tomorrow, it will be a scary day for the white house. and as for the president, his campaign appearances may be over but he may still do radio interviews, a final effort to get out the vote. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. coming up after 7:30, we'll check out some of the hottest races here in the area, including a report from karen gray houston on the matchup in the 11th district in virginia. 44 degrees out there. let's look at stories making headlines over the weekend. d.c. police continue to investigate a crash that killed one officer and hurt another on mlk avenue in southeast early saturday morning. the officer's car hit a pole while responding to a call. 32-year-old paul dam ata was behind the wheel. he was killed. the other officer is expected to be all right. the man had -- the officer has been a officer since 2009. on saturday afternoon four people were hurt as the escalator stopped suddenly on metro. one family maintains that it suddenly sped up. saturday set a new record for saturday with more than 825,000 trips on the rail. many of those riders were part of a turnout of the rally to restore sanity or fear on the national mall. tens of thousands of people flooded the mall. the rally was the parity of glenn beck's restoring honor rally and was meant to poke fun at the nation's political diversity. it sparked a record-setting day for saturday ridership on metro with 825,000 trips taken that day. the marine corp marathon went off without a hitch despite security concerns. 30,000 runners took to the 26.2- mile course. the winner was an ohio man, he finished in two hours and 23 minutes. the first female runner was 15 minutes later. one speed camera in the area is not working this morning, catcher speeders on the way to work because someone set fire to the camera in montgomery county. it happened at about 2:00 a.m. in gaithersburg. the camera apparently was working at the time. it's nine minutes past the hour. the redskins lose to the lions but it's not the score everybody is talking about this morning. >> it is a quarterback controversy. >> or is it a coaching controversy? >> we're going to have to break that down and we'll do that with monday morning quarterback coming up. plus we'll check out the halloween fun and share some of the pictures you've posted on our facebook page. stay with us. rule the tweet. rule the bedtime. rule the upload. verizon built america's most reliable network to make a more powerful you. rule the air. verizon. right now at verizon, you can get a new samsung intensity ii free after mail-in rebate. only at verizon. well as usual, on halloween it turned out the place to be in georgetown. folks in costumes out in droves last night. roz plater out among the action as she was talking to the folks, including the parities like the president, hillary clinton and some of the scary and more original costumes. one of our facebook fans got to go to the party at the white house. >> deanna crosslin posted those photos. they are dressed up. all three got to meet the president. we'd love to see your kids' costumes too. post your photo. >> and we lugged out for the -- we lucked out for the trick-or- treaters. it wasn't as cold. anything under 50 or 60 -- >> was all right. >> did you go out with the kids? >> oh, yeah. >> as the evening was wearing on, it was more breezy and feeling colder but not a bad halloween. we certainly had worse. last year it rains is my recollection so not a bad year. we are having cool conditions across the region this morning. in fact take a look, our temperatures dropped off now at reagan national. more in line with elsewhere. it is 41 degrees at reagan national. humidity is the 70%. winds out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour. barometric pressure is on the rise. here in the east, the mid- atlantic and the northeast, it's quite cool. many temperatures in the 30s. 35 in boston, detroit 30 degrees. 60 in dallas, temperatures in the 30s in the plains and the mountain states out to the west as well. here is a look at the national satellite radar composite. for us, we have a couple of clouds here and there this morning but we'll see improving conditions as the morning and day progresses. a lot of sunshine. a lot of cloud cover in the nation's mid section. not much in the way of precipitation. but clouds there and in the pacific northwest. high today only in the 50s. in d.c. maybe 54 degrees. really cool but a lot of sunshine. temperature 55. these temperatures are below normal all week long. we have a freeze watch going into effect tonight in washington and points east because our temperatures are in the 30s. then through the week, thursday is messy, rain, breezy and 58 degrees on wednesday -- on thursday, i'm sorry. okay, that's the weather. >> thanks, tony -- sort of. let's check in with julie wright. >> four out of five days, we'll give him that. on the roads this morning, it's been busy. slowing from 2002 out of cheverly. new york avenue on the brakes and the entrance to the third street tunnel. slow on the main line headed southbound. delays from the top stretch of 109 and in germantown past mva. 395 gridlocked from the beltway past duke street and toward king street. then improving only to slow again over the 14th street bridge. northbound 95 slow between dale city and woodbridge and springfield up to the beltway. inner loop congested braddock road to 66. checking for a crash at spout run. delays leaving chain bridge toward belt run. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. let's get back to our top story. u.s. investigators in yemen looking for clues of the explosives sent to america. and interesting developments over the weekend. we continue to follow this story. where does this rank on the threat level at this point. >> i think this is pretty serious. and it's pretty serious because there is no clear end to this. we found the two packages, the white house is saying there could conceivably be more. and even if there aren't more in the pipeline, this is the methodology for getting bombs out of yemen and other dangerous places to the united states. i think the obama administration made an excellent choice in ensuring that ups and fedex cargo will not go out of yemen until they figure this out but it's a very dangerous vulnerability to our defenses. >> fortunately we were able to prevent any type of explosions or any catastrophic loss. does the terrorist mind claim some victory knowing they have disrupted an entire system such as this. >> in the short-term they can't declare victory but if this is going to be a process that will go on, this is a very clever device. it couldn't be exposed by x- rays or sniffing dogs. it appeared that the printers involved were appearing to be perfectly normal. and if it weren't for the dubai investigators figuring out that this printer was not a printer, in fact it had gotten through the british surveillance and they had to go back and look at it again, but this is a pretty clever operation, highly sophisticated and will require a lot of thought and protection by intelligence services all over the world. >> do you think the terrorists may fin -- may continue to try something like this or did it thwart this plot? >> we're lucky that this got thwarted. this is a very worrisome process and it requires those all over the world to keep their guard up. we were very, very lucky we stopped this. my own personal view was this was not to explode cargo planes. there are very few passengers. this was intended to get into the synogogue facility in chicago and it's really -- these packages could go anywhere. i don't want to be overly alarmed. i think our intelligence capability is vastly greater than they were on 9/11. but we're in a battle here. >> when we look at where these may have come from or who may be responsible for them, when we start to see more common links like that, does that help us narrow in on where we are going in fighting this. >> yes. and i think there is an irony over in afghanistan trying to fight terrorism. it seems that yemen has become the central organizing focus for terrorism. it demonstrates something the president said. we may have to rely on intelligence to prevent things coming from anywhere into the united states and if we have success in afghanistan and pakistan it may be helpful but that's not the end of this. >> let's talk quickly about something that is here in the united states and we worry about home grown terror as well. we saw the incidents with the shots fired at the pentagon and the recruiting station and there was some fear yesterday during the marathon that didn't pan out. we couldn't forget what is happening here at home. >> this is probably being directed by an american born resident in yemen, al awki. this touches a lot of contacts into the united states. this was coming into the united states. we have our work cut out for us in this regard. >> and you mentioned al awaki. and he spent time here in d.c. and does that make us a big threat? >> washington is going to be a big threat. i think new york city and washington are where damage would be done. and i'm also concerned about the approaches to synogogues in chicago. this is going to make everybody have to be very alert in terms of the packages they receive, especially when the bombs are so well hidden in the infrastructure of these devises that we use on a day to day basis. >> michael green berger, thanks for being with us. ted sorenson died over the weekend. a look back at his life when we come back. and then as she does every day, but especially today, holly is minding hermaners. she's enrolled in an etiquette class. we'll check in with her a little bit later right here on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. it's just about 7:22 right now. bob ehrlich's 24 years in politics. in congress ehrlich voted with george bush 90% of the time, protecting the special interests. as governor, ehrlich cut education, increased college tuition by 40%, and vetoed an increase in the minimum wage. and after losing his election, bob ehrlich joined a lobbying firm and got paid $2.5 million to represent casinos and wall street banks. bob ehrlich--24 years of putting the special interests first. welcome back. 7:25. jury selection begins today in the trial of the man accused of kidnapping elizabeth smart. 57-year-old ryan david mitchell charged with kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor across state lines. prosecutors say that he kidnapped then 14-year-old smart from her utah home and took her to san diego. mitchell could get life in prison. his wife, who you saw a second ago, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping charges. the chandra levy trial picks back up this morning. security will be extra tight this week. several gang members and in mates are expected to testify that he admitted to them that he killed and raped levy in 2001. the man known as president kennedy's alter ego has passed away. ted sorenson past away after suffering a stroke. he was an aid, speech writer and close friend of the president and is credited with writing some of the most memorable speeches, including his famous inaugural address. ted sorenson was 82 years old. it's now 7:26 on this monday morning. >> we'll check out the deadly volcano erupting in indonesia. this morning the candidates out in full force. a look at one of virginia's hottest races when we come back. it's 7:26 now. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy, low-fat yogurt. mcdonald's new strawberry banana and wildberry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ pope benedict xvi has announced an -- a peace. iraqi forces stormed a church and it's not clear if those killed were during the rescue. and it is said al aseary is believed to be the same man who packed the underwear bomber explosives last christmas and the explosive that injured a terrorism chief in the summer of 2009. new this morning something activity at the indonesia volcano. there are no reports of injuries nor deaths. this was the volcano's most powerful eruption in weeks. two other volcanos are being closely watched. and we're watching the thermometer as temperatures dip down to levels we haven't seen in a bit. >> temperatures in the 30s across much of the region this morning. we'll do the same thing tonight. there is a freeze warning in effect this morning for some points well north and west of washington until 9:00. fast advisory for closer in counties including fairfax, loudoun, northern baltimore county and places like that. and then tonight a freeze watch in effect for washington, d.c. and points eastward. so we have some cold air. in fact, let me show you the temperature trend for this week. some of you won't like it as you are trying to hold on to the more spring-like temperatures. they're gone i'm sorry to say. temperatures below normal all this week. certainly for the next four days but frankly all this week. highs only in the 50s. by thursday we rebound a little bit. 58 degrees on thursday but that's going to come with rain and i think probably some good rain on thursday the way things are shaping up. our average high for today, 62 degrees. current temperatures around the region. we've dropped off here in washington where it's 41. 41 in the district. 32 in gaithersburg. 38 quantico. hagerstown 36 degrees. off to the east, there are 30s as well. 34 degrees in baltimore, 36 in cambridge at this hour. satellite radar for the region will show you first of all that we are precipitation-free. most of the eastern united states is precipitation-free. nothing going on. there are clouds up to the north and across the washington area, a little bit in the way of cloud cover. but down to the south we have clear skies and in fact for most of us today, we'll have mostly clear skies so a lot of sunshine in the forecast. speaking of which, here it is. eventually our skies become mostly sunny, cool this afternoon and 54 degrees for the high. 8 degrees below normal. and then for tonight, a cold night. as i mentioned, a freeze watch in effect. clear and cold and areas of frost are likely. 36 degrees for your overnight low in town. that means some of you, i wouldn't be shocked if you're at 30 or maybe 29 degrees late tonight or early tomorrow morning. that's a possibility. five-day forecast, we showed you the temperatures. that is pretty much all there is to see except rain likely on thursday. that's the latest on the weather. now let's get more on rush hour traffic from julie wright. shaking your head. i know, julie, it's too cold for you. >> the scariest thing that popped up at my door last night was old man winter. >> that's one costume you didn't want to see, i was under the bed with the dog after that. outer loop of the beltway slow leaving 95 and toward connecticut avenue with an earlier accident cleared. southbound 95 on the brakes. 32 to 198 with incident on the shoulder. southbound bw parkway 198 crowding the right lane. 29 on the brakes stewart lane toward four corners. now traveling into the third street tunnel off new york avenue lanes are open. but getting here is difficult. 50 delays out of riverdale to cheverly and slowing times building to bladensberg road and the left turn into the tunnel. lanes open on the gw parkway headed south. traffic slowing northbound at scott run. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. last-minute campaigning as voters get set to head to the polls tomorrow and one big race is for governor. o'malley campaigning in upper marlboro today. ehrlich will have a rally in his home town. and now to district 11. >> it is a matchup between jerry connelly and republican challenger keith fimian. we caught up with both on the campaign trail over the weekend. >> i'm going there to shake things up, to bring fas cal standing back to our country. >> reporter: republican challenging keith fimian held a get out the vote rally in fairfax. >> we are from the government and we're here to help. >> reporter: the attorney general blasted the economic policies for putting america deeply into debt and promised victory on tuesday. >> we can do that. i know we can because we've done it before. >> reporter: that's as the democrats are cranking out cash. putting millions into mailings for anti-keith fimian's ads. >> big missteps by my opponent have craftallized that in the mind of voters. >> reporter: this week fimian has been on the defensive, apologizing for comments he made about the 2007 massacre at virginia tech. >> i think if one of the kids in the classroom was packing heat, i think that would not have happened. >> liars, liars. >> reporter: that's still evident, students from virginia tech and some families of the victims of that tragedy. >> i want to hear from him what his position is on the gun show loophole and if he believes what he said about our kids and they're teachers being armed. >> reporter: peter read was given a interview with fimian and he offered his apologies. >> i know mr. fimian supports the 2nd amendment like i do. >> reporter: and as they trade attacks, the stop the tone of the campaign. >> i think we can say what we believe in, what is right for america but not to accuse the other people of being evil. >> reporter: in fairfax, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. it is 41 degrees out there this morning. well the redskins lose again to the lions. but it's not the score everyone is talking about. >> no. it's a coaching move and we'll talk about that in monday morning quarterback. and then voting open for the high school game of the week. we are at the winning matchup on friday. you have five games to choose from this week. >> go battling barrens. >> check the game name -- text the game name or number or go to our facebook page. >> i will dust off my chair. >> a lot of people would appreciate that. >> or not. >> it's 7:37. we'll be right back. right here in this neighborhood, i grew up learning strong families and hard work means opportunity. and that starts with good schools. it's a tradition here in maryland-- and why in these tough times i've put education first. we've made record investments in our classrooms... doubled the number of charter schools... and we've frozen college tuition for four years in a row. and it's working. experts say we now have the number one schools in the nation. when it comes to expanding opportunity in every neighborhood, i know that we must do even better. it is certainly a rough morning for fans of the burgundy and gold. the redskins lost to the lions yesterday 37-25. second loss in two years to the lions. dave ross joins us for the monday morning quarterback. everybody wants to know what happened at the end. >> with two minutes to play they put in rex grossman. we all said what a disservice it was to mcnabb and to grossman. down by 6 points and two minutes to go and the critical play of the game is this play, the first play. they didn't protect for donovan the offensive line and this is earlier in the game with mcnabb being intercepted. and it was a bad throw, we understand that. but you just -- the offensive line is not protecting. the running game is not going. the receivers are not making enough plays. how is that the quarterback's fault? how does that fall on the shoulders of mcnabb? and here is the play at the end and the fumble and then the touchdown. and it led to the question that we have today that we're still talking about and scratching our heads trying to figure out an answer as to why the move was made and here is what the coach and quarterback had to say at the end of the game. >> at the end of the game with a minute left and rex knowing how to run that two minute offense, i felt he was the best chance to win. >> if you ask, would i want to be in there? yes. i think any quarterback wants to be in there. that's something you get measured by. two minute drives to get down and win the game. >> he understood why i did it. i don't think any quarterback likes it but you have to make those decisions. >> a decision was made and i went with it. >> i'll jump on my soap box and then you can take up the rest of the time. what you said about rex grossman, a disservice to him, that goes against him, but maybe not. but if you listen, what coach shanahan was saying, he's feeling like that was their best option. so that's not a disservice and then shanahan went on to say this was a question of terminology saying that puts pressure on a quarterback. are you telling me mcnabb can't handle pressure playing in the superbowl and five championship games and that's him under pressure. and so you have rex grossman and he played a season under shanahan last year in texas but he played part of one game in which he fumbled the ball and threw an interception. so if grossman is the best option then this team has a lot more proper -- more problem or they have no confident in mcnabb. >> that's the question. do they have any confidence in donovan mcnabb. donovan said it himself, you get measured in the two minute drill and we can't measure today buzz he wasn't in it. so i think putting in rex grossman, i don't think rex was expecting that. unless there are things going on that we don't know about. all of a sudden he tapped him on the shoulder. i think something picked off the head coach or offensive coordinator. >> i don't think it was rex grossman gives us the best chance to win. >> and i think it was the timing. and anybody watching the game yesterday, it it was a blowout that's one thing. they were within six points. you score and you win the game. >> a lot of answers that we'll try to get today at redskins park. >> and we talked last week about albert haynesworth. he continued to do well yesterday. >> the only sack for the redskins came from big al. and this came on a stunt to get the one sack. and getting back to the head coach again, it makes haynesworth look better too because you are hearing he- said, he-said stuff and then they think maybe the head coach is the one to question, what is he doing? but we know this, they brought brandon back. 96-yard kickoff for a touchdown. and he is a game-changer. and they don't have a lot of them in the offense and special teams made a huge play yesterday. >> being overshadowed by some decision-making and with the bye week, we have two weeks to talk about this. let's send it over to tony because he's been talking about it all morning. he's with al. >> kind of cookie. let's show you the temperatures across the region. we are 41 degrees in d.c. much of the areas in the 30s. steve, check out pittsburgh, 29 degrees. cold in pittsburgh for a number of reasons this morning. new york is 40 degrees. roanoke is 41 degrees. norfolk, virginia, at 53 degrees. jet stream has sunken far to the south to allow the cold canadian air to work in. it was pushed in by the big storm from last week and it's here to stay for the week and for the next seven days certainly we'll have cooler conditions all across the region. five-day forecast, high today about 54 degrees. that will do it, folks. mostly sunny through the day. sunny tomorrow and 55. wednesday partly sunny and 57. thursday has rain and a messy, raw day. and friday has cloudy skies. >> did you see the deflexion where tony took his anger and pushed it off on me? >> don't want to hurt somebody else. >> it happens. let's check in with julie wright. on the roads this morning, lanes are open in each direction down at the wilson bridge. on 270, slow out of gaithersburg. montgomery village toward falls road and that's it. bricks cheney road slow toward four corners. traveling into the third street tunnel, lanes on new york avenue are open and traffic will slow from the times building to the third street tunnel. gw parkway norm bound they found the crash north of scott run. that's tieing up things southbound from 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. it has been a rough autumn for riders on the brunswick line. there has been track work, congestion and there have been 285 delays since september 7th. the monthly on time performance has dropped to 58% compared to 92% for the penn line. the brunswick line carries an average of 7600 passengers a day between d.c. and points north and west. and etiquette is much more than just minding your p's and q's. >> holly is learning that for the first time this morning in etiquette class. >> reporter: and how they say everything you really need to know you learned if kindergarten, that could be the case as we're live at this school where today we talk about manners and show you how you and your child may learn some etiquette tips too. stay with us. insurance companies. and last year they tried to end our coverage for mammograms and other preventive services. well i'm proud to say i got the law changed. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know that being a woman is no longer a pre-existing condition. and his inspection business. fimian's former business partner said fimian lied, his record "built upon a fraud." his business sued more than 40 times. slapped with thousands in liens. its corporate status revoked. now we learn fimian signed a campaign pledge that protected tax breaks for corporations outsourcing jobs. fraud, failed policies. unfortunately, that's keith fimian. 7:51 now. so this morning holly is minding hermaners. >> she's at olney adventist preparatory school getting lessons on etiquette expert. >> reporter: yo, what up? if your kid greets people that way, you should be listening to my little experts. i have one big expert, chris chen, because -- because she has a company that goes around to teach people how to behave. >> yes, i do. it's a wonderful job. >> reporter: and you start as young as can't -- as young as kindergarten. and what topics do you target at this age? >> we talk about greetings and introductions and thank you notes and above all respect and kindness, treating others like you want to be treated. >> reporter: thank you cards. that's important. and tell me which class we are in. >> we are in mrs. tinley's kindergarten class. and they don't have school today and they've come in to help show us what they have learned. >> every morning they shake the teacher's hand and so they will come in and make eye contact and give a nice firm handshake. >> reporter: let's see your greetings. >> good morning kate. >> good morning. >> good morning, alex. >> good morning, mrs. tinley. >> reporter: and i did notice some of the kids have stars on foreheads and hands. tell me about that. >> the reason we put stickers on the forehead is to encourage eye contact because it's important to make eye contact with the person you are speaking with. so we put a sticker right between their eyes so they remember to make eye contact. and then we also put a hand sticker on their handshaking hand so they remember to shake hands with the proper hand. >> reporter: so something as simple as it is, they might remember the stickers, that they were there and that's what they need to do. >> absolutely. >> reporter: how much time do you spend teaching a kindergarten class? >> it is a 30-minute session and at this school they have it once a week. >> reporter: and you go around to all different schools? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: and they learn how to shake hands and where the handshake came from. >> reporter: yes. and we have two students that will demonstrate that for us this morning. we have june, undealt pre -- pr knight. >> reporter: watch him push his chair in. we only have a minute. >> the handshake came from the time of the knights and they carried armor and they might look scary. so a knight, when he was coming up to another person and hannah will join us, he would take his sword, extend his right hand and shake hands to show that he came in peace. >> hi, hannah. >> hi joseph. >> reporter: very nice. so now we know why it's right hand. and then someone will do a greeting for me. >> and we have kayland greeting ms. morris. you may take a seat. >> reporter: good job. are you nervous? i think you can do it. are you ready? live for tv, here we go. >> good morning. my name is kayland. >> my name is kayland. >> reporter: good morning. my name is holly. >> good morning, holly. >> reporter: thank you very much. it's so nice to meet you. well done. myfoxdc.com is our website. if you want to learn more about the modern manners part of chris' company, you can find out by going online. now in the next hour, this is how the kindergarteners did but we're going to move on to 8th graders. is it cool to have etiquette? we'll talk about that in the next hour. back to you. >> that will be something to see. >> miss morris, thank you so much. despite a record number of women running for political office, the number of women serving in office is expected to decline. for the first time in more than 0 years. >> coming up after 8:00 we'll take a closer look at why this is happening. and we'll talk about a man to leave north korea -- lead north korea refugees through china. we'll talk to mike kim coming up after 8:00. wecan.d rule the tweet. rule the bedtime. rule the upload. verizon built america's most reliable network to make a more powerful you. rule the air. verizon. right now at verizon, you can get a new samsung intensity ii free after mail-in rebate. only at verizon. dozens of people are dead after militants take the entire congregation of a catholic church in iraq hostage. new details at 8:00. then the author of escaping north korea. he gave us his job in chicago to help refugees through an underground railway through china. and then the search is on for the arsonist who set a speed camera on fire. thanks for being with us. i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. before you head out the door, grab that jacket. >> you'll need something extra this morning. temperatures dropped since 5:00 this morning. >> i think at one point we were at 46 degrees. and many spots are well into the 30s, and the lower 30s. take a look at the temperatures on the map. we can show you the latest. it's 41 here in washington. 41 at dulles. 34 in baltimore. 37 in winchester. fredericksberg is at 38 degrees. even ocean city is 39 degrees there now. satellite radar composite for the region, we have a fair amount of clear sky but we do have a few clouds coming through here. let me look at that one more time. they are breaking up as we thought they would. so we'll see plenty of sunshine today, no question about that. forecast for today looks like this: mostly sunny, school this afternoon, high of only 54 degrees downtown. more coming up in a little bit. >> some of the temperatures just aren't right. >> agreed there. hi, julie. >> three against one, none of us like this cold stuff. >> i didn't say i like it, i'm just telling you about it. on the roads, crash on the outer loop along new hampshire on the right side. slow traffic past university boulevard around the georgia avenue. 95 on the brakes out of laurel to the beltway. bw slowing at the beltway. 395 on the brakes from springfield toward swing street. washington boulevard over the inbound 14th street bridge with all lanes open. gw parkway northbound after spout run. rubbernecking from the south back to the c.i.a. that's a check of the fox 5 on- time traffic. pope benedict xvi has denounced the attack on a church. militants attacked the iraqi stock exchange and then went to a church and took hostages. they demanded release of al- qaeda leaders. 52 people were killed including a priest and ten police men. it's not clear if the hostages were killed before or during the rescue. bombs meant to explode in flight. that's how a top u.s. intelligence official explain it. ibrahim hasan al-asiri is the suspect. sarah has the details. >> reporter: this is a sophisticated bomb plot and they were going to use explosions and some they have seen before, against the states. this time it was averted. one person who was considered a suspect has been released. >> thank god she's been released. the problem is over. the truth is revealed. >> reporter: a young woman detained in yemen has been released. police there no longer believe she shipped the bomb to the united states. her identity was apparently stolen. their two packages contains petn. and also part of the device strapped to the underwear bomber in 2009. >> it shows they are trying to make different adaptations based on what we have in place. they are showing new techniques on their part. >> reporter: they were bound for chicago but investigators believe they were designed to take down the cargo planes carrying them. >> terrorists are trying to scare americans and will we let them do it? no, not really. >> reporter: despite air cargo inspection requirements only 65% of the cargo headed to the u.s. on passenger planes is inspected. >> i believe the threat is on going and we're not going to rest until we find the people responsible for this and to find other devices out there and we need to stay on top of this and work it diligently and we cannot rest while al-qaeda is out there plotting and scheming attacks. >> reporter: and u.s. officials say we are lucky this time around. the bombs had made it to four different planes, two of those carrying passengers. officials said on sunday that the bomb plot was only narrowly averted. the packages passed through four different countries and four different planes, two of them carrying passengers. a flight referred to bwi a little after 5:00 p.m. yesterday. vision airlines was carrying 154 passengers headed to havana, cuba. it is said to be a precautionary landing and it was inspected and allowed to take off. no one was hurt. and election day approaches. polls in d.c., maryland and virginia will all be open at this point tomorrow. fox news correspondent molly henenberg with more on the final push. >> reporter: a final push by president obama in illinois will not be enough. state republicans and including sarah palin. >> i think it's a political earthquake will be sent to the west and say you woke up. they know this is the only way to get back on the right track. >> reporter: the election is said to be a quote referendum on president obama's policies. >> all of this outrageous spending, excessive debt, skyrocketing deficits, joblessness and what the american people are looking at are saying the obama policies are not working. >> reporter: not true say the democrats. they contend the country is helping. >> stopping combat operations on iraq, and so many other key achievements. >> we're seeing strong early votes for democrats which means that this idea that republicans are not earn earth -- energized are not true. >> reporter: and both sides have some final predictions. >> we believe we'll hold on to both houses and we'll see. i'm not going to predict. i believe that we'll hold on to both houses. but the margins will get marrower. >> i think it's harder in the senate and republicans will gain seat. >> reporter: most pollsters put the g.o.p. over the top and in the senate republicans need to pick up ten seats and most pollsters say that will be a stretch. molly henenberg, fox news. let's look at stories making headlines over the weekend. d.c. police continue to investigate a crash. paul dematto was killed. he was an officer since 2009. four people were hurt on metro. the escalator suddenly stopped but one family that we spoke with said it sped up. metro set a new report for saturday with more than 825 trips. and the rally to restore sanity or fear on the mall. it was hosted by jon stewart and stephen colbert. it was a parity of glenn beck's restoring honor rally and it was meant to folk fun. the event was a busy day for riders on metro. the marine marathon went off without a hitch despite shootings in the last couple of weeks. 30,000 runners took the 26.2- mile course. the winner was an ohio man finishing in two hours and 23 minutes. and the first female came in 15 minutes later. the search is on for a arsonist who set fire to a traffic camera. this happened at about 2:00 this morning. the camera was working at the time. speaking of time. it's almost 10 minutes past the hour. a man gave up his successful career to lead north korean residents. we'll talk with mike kim when we come back. and we'll look at the halloween pictures you're posting on our facebook page as well. so thanks, everybody. 8:13 as we check headlines this morning. the d.c. alcohol beverage control board holding a hearing on whether to suspend the dc 9 venue. it was shut down since someone through a brick through a front window and was chased down and beaten to death allegedly at the hands of the bar workers. they are all charged. and a rally against a proposed tax hike at potomac yard. the city wants to make the potomac greens neighborhood a taxing district. residents say a city wide tax would be fair. the city hoped to raise money for the station on the yellow and blue line. the white house got into the halloween spirit. the president and first lady handing out cheats to some families. here you're seeing about the fall decorations. they spent 30 minutes outside with the families and continued the party inside the white house. >> very pretty. it is time to turn things over to tony. he has a pretty picture or handsome picture to show us. >> it's handsome and i think it ties into halloween. we may have a few more days of these. but it's time for the my first 5 photo of the day. this is dillan and isaiah dressed up as luigi and mario dressed up. i have to say, i saw a lot of marios this year. >> it's made a comeback with the gaming stations. >> so cute. >> they are adorable. they are both 5 years old. they live in remming ton, virginia. to send us your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. let's look at what is happening. our temperatures rebounded a little bit. 43 in d.c. relative humidity has dropped a tad. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. barometric pressure continues to be on the rise. temperatures around the nation, well throughout the nation's mid section it is cool there in the western plains and in the mid-atlantic and northeast. many temperatures in the 30s. omaha 35, boston 36. detroit 1-degrees. los angeles 56. all credit to detroit. they played a good game. 54 in atlanta. we have clouds across the nation's mid section from texas up there through nebraska, kansas. i forgot what the states were for a moment. and in the pacific northwest, some clouds and rain. high today only about 54 degrees under sunny skies. tomorrow the same and 55. on wednesday the same except more cloud cover. and on thursday, rain and 58 degrees. cool all week long. that's a look at the weather. now for an update on traffic, we go to julie wright. >> i was going to say you're cool. >> was that a cool moon? >> that was a cool moon. >> thanks for humoring me. >> is that better? i stole that from the meant os guy. southbound 270 out of rockville, lanes open toward the split. traffic congested. accident with fire and rescue responding. 95 bw congested out of laurel heading south. 395 across the inbound 14th street bridge, authorities checking for a crash on the d.c. end of the bridge. gw parkway slowing from rubbernecking delays beginning back at 123. that's a check of our fox 5 on- time traffic. mike kim left a career in chicago and made his way to north korea. for four years he helped people flee. he wrote a new book called escaping north korea. and mike kim coins us to talk about it. and i've always had this fascination because we don't know about it. this is one of the cultures that we have limited access to. what surprised you the most when you were able to get there and to spend years dealing with people who have spent their life there. >> i was reviewing features. we have the largest modern day underground railroad in asia running from north korea to bangkok thailand. they say it is similar to the civil war. and then you have the sex trafficking issue where north korean women are being sold in china. but because of the zero tolerance, it is done under the radar. we have to do our operations without the chinese government or north korean government knowing. >> you're kind enough to send us a number of photos and i want to look at them and hopefully you can share about what life is like inside of north korea. propaganda, obviously. >> the most i got there, you were inundated with north korea information. they learn that everything they were taught is a lie. we set them up with tv and cable to show them the truth about the world. >> and you said even folks who are well educated and considered to be intelligent, college professors leave north korea realizing that what they have learned is not what the rest of the world has learned. one of the most difficult things you have to deal with coming out is that you are the most powerful country in the world. >> and these are photos that have to be in every residence. what are the living conditions like? >> i only got to see the apartments, a lot of them are vacant because they don't have enough money to keep the air- conditioning or the heat running and so now people are going to the villages. and with the frames, every house is required to have the frames, to dust them. and there was a story of a train crash in north korea and a lot of houses got set on fire and i write about it in the book, a lot of parents went into the homes and got the frames out before getting their own children. talk about the effort when you were there and working with other refugees. some folks go back and some do not and i guesses that where the underground railroad comes in. >> living in china is difficult. they have to live in hiding. being imprisoned out of fear for your life. so many do go back to north korea to help out their family. they are saving up and want to say a dying relative or feed their family in north korea. >> we've seen within a generation what happened with the soviet union or the berlin wall, might we see it more open than it is now? >> i'm optimistic. one of the elite told me in confidence, mike, these days north korean kids are imitating a seoul accent. and i said why is the regime allowing this and i said because they can't control it. and i'm optimistic that there is a change in business and information, a come of of an information age where people are learning. >> i hear a possible movie -- movie deal in the works. we're working on the script and want to take it into a movie. >> and a georgetown guy so local too. >> thanks, steve. >> allison back to you. 8:22 right now and 43 degrees on this monday morning. there has been a lot of talk that democrats will take big hits. but what about women lawmakers, do they stand to lose seats in big numbers? we'll take a closer look at this question. and then what could make kids better teen-agers and adults. we'll check in with holly as she checks in on heretic et. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy, low-fat yogurt. mcdonald's new strawberry banana and wildberry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ police in northern virginia still trying to figure out the name of the man who was killed trying trying to cross the street on arlington road in fairfax county. driver of the vehicle that struck him is a 234-year-old falls church man. his name has not been released. he's not been charged with anything. investigators say it does not appear alcohol or speed were factors. and a high-rise fire in alexandria. the flames were reported on south whining street before midnight on saturday. firefighters contained the fire to the 11th floor. several units did suffer some damage. the cause of the fire is still under investigation into a close friend and confidant of kennedy passed away. ted sorenson passed away. he was a speech writer and aid to the president. he crafted president kennedy's inaugural address. ted sorenson was 82 years old. political watchers say the number of women in congress could decline for the first time in more than 30 years and we'll take a closer look at that. >> and we'll check out other stories today. fox 5 morning news will be right back. - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked meal... with yummy hamburger helper? oh! tada! fantastically tasty, huh? ummm, it's good. what would you guys like? hamburger helper. what?! one pound... one pan... one tasty meal! with 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on the cool side as you head out the door. look at the north and west. a lot of 30s. 34 in gaithersburg. 36 in baltimore. 36 in hagerstown. 36 in manassas. 37 in quantico. and you're saying, tucker, can i handle this. but you can handle this? look at the temperature trend. in the 50s all week long. our highs today only about 54 and by wednesday and thursday we'll barely get out of the 40s. and then colder air on saturday and the coldest air of the year by next weekend. but a lot of sunshine expected today and the next couple of days as high pressure will build in from canada. so we'll have very quiet weather around here this morning. tonight another cold one. we have a freeze watch for the district and counties east of the district later on tonight. i'll show you that coming up. but a freeze watch as the air here in downtown washington will get closer to the freezing mark tonight. winds nice and light out of the north at 5-10. and your five-day forecast, overnight tonight 36 in down, a lot of low 30s and even 20s likely north and west of the city. 55 tomorrow. there is your cool week. our next best chance for rain on thursday, could be a good soaking rain around here on thursday. let's get back to allison at the desk. >> tucker, thank you. despite a record number of women rubbing for -- running for political office this year, the number of women serving in congress is expected to decline for the first time in 30 years. joining us is jennifer lawless from the women in politics institute. thank you for coming? >> thanks for having me. >> and what is the power in congress of men versus women. >> currently 87% of the house of representatives are men. >> and you talk about there is a huge gender gap. talk about that. >> currently only 17% of the members of the u.s. congress are women which means even if we have a record number of female candidates, toward to make a substantial gain we need huge wins among the female candidates. >> and this is why women don't run for office. and let's talk about the mit term elections. what do you expect after tomorrow? >> the best case scenario will be a plateau. lincoln will likely lose. and in the senate it seems that kelly from new hampshire will likely win and sharron angle is the other possibility in nevada. so best case scenario for the senate, it seems like women will break even. >> uninteresting voting cycle. there is an anti-incumbent mood for the lawmakers here in washington, anti-democratic mood. a majority of the women servicing in congress happen to be democrats. this is like almost a two-sided effect working against these women. would you say there is any validity to that? >> that's exactly right. and it's the overwhelming majority. over three quarters of the women in congress. >> and it's not an anti-woman vote, it's just the friends right now of what we're seeing? >> that's right. and in every election for the last 20 years women have fared just as well in peal counterparts. there is no bias against women. but they are running in places where there is the anti- democrat mood. >> and is this the year of the republican woman? >> i don't think so. we have a series of high profile republican women running. but if we consider the fact there are currently only four female republicans in the u.s. senate, any election cycle is going to represent a markedin she's. even though they have a record number of women, there likely won't be a high number of votes. >> and i'm 66 and i can remember when there weren't the high profile names and we're talking about hillary clinton, nancy pelosi and sarah palin. does this whole in all during the -- does this have a positive or negative effect? >> i think it can have a positive effect. little girls remember hillary clinton's campaign and think women can be in the white house. and they are also well aware of her loss. and they say here is a woman who was unable to win, i think they often think there is bias against women. so the political reality of voters being able to vote for female candidates is only as strong as the message. as long as people perceive bias by women, that will effect it and a few high levels of bias trickles down. >> and what might the fall be if women loose power in congress. >> we know women are more likely to prioritize issues that effects women and children. but they will -- women around the country will take a hit. >> jennifer lawless from women in politics institute. thank you. steve over to you. >> 8:37. one place no longer accepting cash. it will be banking ahead of time. we'll be right back. ci it's great. i eat anything that i want. key lime pie, pineapple upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ...yeah, every night its something different. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps them in the house. no no no, i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. 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>> according to mike shanahan, no. donovan mcnabb will be under center in two weeks when they play the eagles on monday night. but it's a fair question. this is the fourth down play and just a three-point game and gets sacked. skins held them to three so it was still a six-point game when they decided to bench mcnabb and put in rex grossman and then the fumble and the rest is history. and that does question why? this is not what they trained for in training camp. i'm sure the players are just as perplexed as we are. we just don't understand the rational. mcnabb, to his credit, i've heard some knocks on him, he took this lying, he should be more agitated and say and speak his mind. >> he just does what he does. he's a cool customer. he said i'm a player and coach is coach and i do what they tell me to do. and i respect that. sometimes they get out there and say what are you talking about. you can not criticize the guy for saying he should have gotten in shanahan's face. but it is his job. and i don't think that's fair to rex grossman. i think it was unfair to all of those guys. they needed number five under center. you win with them or lose with them but that's the guy that had to be the quarterback in that situation. >> and then you have confidence going forward and will you have a short leash on everybody. and like you said earlier, who knows what the underlying factors were there. i don't want to focus on that too much because we're all hoping they would not be in that position at that point of the game where it was close. but detroit brought out the weapons and he with said they can't contain johnson. >> they didn't stop throwing at d hall and they went going to calvin johnson. but when the game was the tightest in the fourth quarter, they made two great plays. here is the two-point conversion to go up 20-19. and then redskins up 5. you get a stop here and you might get a win. beating carlos rogers and that put the lions up for good and we all know what happened from there. but they couldn't stop johnson. so mcnabb, shanahan, they feel that they could get it on the field. >> we have facebook people on there all dame. here's what kim haze says. why is we win to a high caliber team but lose to a low caliber team. but that's the question. they play up to teams. in year they played up, they did lose to the colts but they played tough. they lost to the lions and the rams. you think they should win those games. they did beat the cowboys and the eagles. and you are 4-4. and they are an average team. they are a .500 team. are they going to bet be -- be better than that, no one can tell. >> and they played well enough to beat the redskins. >> two weeks to sit on this until the monday night game. it's a tough couple of weeks. >> we're still in the hunt right now. so that's what matters. >> we'll see you again at 9:00. one school in maryland has incorporated lessons in manners into their curriculum and holly is there to discuss etiquette. >> reporter: it was cute to see the kindergarteners? it's impressive to see 8th graders. chris chen has a company called global professional protocol. and how did you get into this? >> well many years ago when my daughter was in second grade, i went to the washington protocol school. >> reporter: sow do etiquette for all ages. right now we're focusing on teen-agers. >> reporter: yes. it's a tough crowd. but what are we learning today? >> today we're going to work on introductions and we have our children in groups and we're going to start with our first two. i will be the introducer and they'll learn the proper way to make an introduction, farm land shake and then whose name do you say first because it is tricky. >> reporter: so what are the rules? >> you say the oldest person first and use adult titles. with children introducing friends to friends you always say the girl's name first. so we'll demonstrate that for you right now. are you ready? >> reporter: they push their chairs in. >> michelle i would like you to meet my friend uchi >> hi, my name is rachel. >> reporter: very good. we'll see how some of the other kids do. what are some inner loop appropriate things to steer clear of. >> when someone is conducting an introduction, they might look at one person and forget they are introducing to another person. so you make eye contact with both or all of those that are involved in the introduction. >> reporter: who wants to introduce me to somebody? >> okay. haley, i would like you to meet mrs. morris. >> how did he do. you always say the adults name first. >> ms. morris, i would like you to meet my friend haley. >> reporter: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> and he can say something about their interests so you can get a conversation going. >> mrs. morris, i would like you to meet my friend chandler. >> nice to meet you. >> he likes soccer. >> reporter: high five me. maybe i brought it down. i'm the troubled student. we're going to continue to work on it. but myfoxdc.com is our website. we have a link to modern manners where she teaches the kids. if you want to find out about having her come out and do a class for some yuck people but next hour we're learn manners. >> mrs. morris, i would like you to meet my friend morgan. >> reporter: you got it right. you can call me holly. coming up, you'll meet our facebook fan of the day. >> and we'll share your photos from halloween that you shared with us on facebook. we'll be right back. take a closer look at keith fimian and his inspection business. fimian's former business partner said fimian lied, his record "built upon a fraud." his business sued more than 40 times. slapped with thousands in liens. its corporate status revoked. now we learn fimian signed a campaign pledge that protected tax breaks for corporations outsourcing jobs. fraud, failed policies. unfortunately, that's keith fimian. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. all free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has powerful stainlifters to help get your whole wash clean. it's all good. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. al free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has powerful stainlifters to help get your whole wash clean. it's all good. yeah. you must really care about him. what? 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