radar image and you can see that skies aren't too bad this morning. they are mostly clear. we will see some clouds begin to inch their way in here. also, some precipitation out to the west. we don't think most of that make it in here but can't rule out a sprinkle or two during the course of the day today. we'll keep our eyes on that and see how that develops. dulles airport is at 35. winchester is at 5 degrees. your forecast for today looks like this. partly sunny skies, madeleine albright a brief shower or two. i think most of you remain dry. high about 57 degrees. that is near normal. normal would be 56 degrees and a little bit of a breeze. not as much as yesterday. more in just a bit. >> thank you. let's check in with julie. >> the top stretch of the beltway, they were busy clearing roadwork. all of the lanes now open with no incidents to report. 395 still in great shape crossing over the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we are following a developing story if the district. a metro station shut down after chunks of concrete crashed through the ceiling t happened yesterday at the farragut north station just before the evening commute. >> luckily, nobody was hurt. sarah simmons is live in northwest at the station with more on what riders can expect for the rush hour this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. at this point, it is still really unclear whether or not farragut north will open this morning. they still have the gates down this morning. so at this point, we are not quite sure but we should know here pretty soon whether or not they are going to be opening up the station. they are blaming the concrete chunks for falling because of work that is being done over here to build a median between k and l street on connecticut avenue. but take a look at the video. this happened yesterday at farragut north. it actually remained open for nearly five hours as metro, d- d.o.t. and d.c. fire officials tried to figure out how the large chunk of concrete fell through a ceiling tile at the north end of the platform. it was not until 8:00 last night that metro closed the station. one rider said this happened around 3:15 in the afternoon. she didn't want to be identified but told us what she saw. >> we had just gotten off the train and as we were stepping object to the platform, we heard this i-90 roar and we saw the concrete skittering across the platform. people jumped out of the train. we heard a woman scream. no one was hurt that we could tell. but there was a giant dust cloud. >> reporter: very scary for some folks obviously. but this came on the same day when there was a new metro safety report that came out from some local businessmen and other academe you cans -- academics in the area saying they were recommending term limits for the metro board members and chairman and that would have to be approved. we are here at farragut north metro. we'll let you know as soon as we know whether or not these gates will open and folks will be allowed into the station this morning. sarah simmons, back to you. today marks day two of the jury deliberation in the chandra levy murder trial. yesterday, the court heard new evidence. suspect ingmar guandique's fellow prisoner wrote a letter to investigators from behind bars in 2008 saying he knew guandique kill levy and wanted to help in the investigation. the letter was discussed during the trial but never introduced into evidence. paul wagner has been blogging about the case. . you can follow his updates on myfoxdc.com. two mother police officers caught in the corruption probe in prince george's county due in court now. one today, another tomorrow. police officer sinisa simic was ordered held in jail until his trial. his lawyer says the case has been unfairly tainted by the link to the corruption case against county executive jack johnson. another man charged in the cigarette smuggling operation was put hundred house arrest and released to his wife. a little reminder, for complete coverage of the corruption investigation in prince george's county head to myfoxdc.com. wal-mart is coming to the district. the nation's largest retailer will open four stores to be open by late 2012. they will bring in 400 construction jobs and 1,200 permanent jobs. president obama calling on political heavyweights past and present to help save the nuclear weapons treaty with russia. two deadly bombings at u.s. embassies. we'll check more headlines when we come back. hey, you made your own lunch. yep! 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russian officials visited him last night. they say they want to make sure the former soviet military officer gets his full legal rights. on the nuclear treaty with rush yarks president obama is calling in some pretty big guns to help save that treaty. the obama administration plans to outline the reasons why the treaty is in the national interest. nancy pelosi will shift from house speaker to minority leader in january and republicans picked john boehner to be the next speaker of the house in congress. and virginia congressman virginia cantor will be the majority leader. maryland's steny hoyer says he is honored to keep the number two position as party whip. a repeal of the military's don't ask, don't tell policy in the senate could come during the lame duck session. senate majority leader harry raid says he will scheduled a vote on this after thanksgiving. some big changes could be coming to the d.c. welfare program. coming up next, 8,000 d.c. families on public assistance. >> the clock may be ticking even if they can't find work. we'll explain coming up. also coming up, the latest on today's forecast, not a bad day but a much cooler day on tap for today. also, julie wright is here. she will tell us how the morning drive in to work should go for you. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. we look down from tower cam onto wisconsin avenue this morning. temperatures a little bit chilly out there after what we had gotten used to the last couple of days. no big deal. >> we'll be fine. this time of year, this is what we get, a little bit of everything. it foes from one extreme to the other. yesterday, we actually made it up to 65 degrees so a mild day as expected. very windy though. you might not have felt that 65. but it was there. we won't get that. we'll be in the mid- and upper 50s today for most of our viewers. let's stop with the bus stop forecast as you are getting ready for work and getting the kids ready for school later on this morning. the skies will be mixed. it will be partly sunny but with clouds filtering in so that is why we call it partly sunny. temperatures will be cool in the the mid-40s but those temperatures vary depending on where you are. sunrise this morning and you will see it. we'll be at 6:54. temperatures averaging from the mid-30s to the mid-40s for the morning hours. winds not as big a factor as they were yesterday. we saw some winds gusting up to 35, 40 miles per hour in the general washington, baltimore area. right now, wind speeds three miles per hour. that is pretty much the way it will be today, anywhere from three to 10 miles per hour. that should be about it for today. there are some clouds out there to the west. they are going to filter in during the course of the morning hours. there is an area of low pressure off to the west that is producing rain. that is pushing eastward. now, it will begin falling apart. most of that should break up by the time it gets to our mountains out to the west. but some of those showers and sprinkles could make their way in here so tucker and i believe there is a possibility of a lonely sprinkle or shower or two here and there during the course of the day today. your forecast for today looks like this. partly sunny skies, maybe a brief shower. 57-degree for your high. our normal is 56. we're right where we should be. there are those winds i told you about. five-day forecast, tomorrow, friday, much cooler, 52 degrees. it will be up and down really for the next 10 days. up and down temperatures, 57 today, 52 tomorrow. but saturday, nearunday. then monday, we begun to warm up again into the low 60s. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. now, let's find out what is happening on the morning roadways. here is julie wright with that. >> good morning to you. not locking so -- not looking so bad if you are traveling to the wilson bridge. pace starting to slow just a bit down at the truck scales but no incidents have been reported. lanes are open coming inbound on 66. earlier problems in vienna have cleared. overnight roadwork have also cleared traveling between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. as the busy holiday traveling season approaches, there are growing concerns over the new security procedures at airports. the head of the nation's airport security went before a senate committee to plain why body scanners and personal patdowns are a necessary evil. he says despite the public uproar, the policy will not be changed. >> there has got to be a way, however, for a privacy concern to be addressed because it is legitimate. >> maybe we are at i point here where this is not a vocal minority -- at a point here where this is not a vocal minority. people just think you have overstepped. >> we are talking about protecting the american people. >> there is a price we pay for that and that is sometimes an uncomfortable price for the nation's public. >> officials introduced the new screening measures after tests showed patdowns were not enough. big changes could be coming to d.c.'s welfare system. right now, awe family on public assistance receives on average $370 a month. two d.c. council members want to set a limit for how long a family can receive bins. they say people should not be allowed to stay to public assistance longer than five years. beth parker has the story. >> reporter: walking is something wayne has been doing a lot of. he says he is on a mission to find work. he is in a job readiness program at southeast ministry. >> i want to work. i want to show my son. i want to show my family. i want to show, you know, myself that i can do it. can i make a -- i can make a change. i'm willing to go out there and try. >> reporter: wayne is a single dad with a 4-year-old son. he has been on public assistance for three years. >> it is a chain that has to be broken. >> it is like mixing going to china and a few people that want the government to pay for everything which is not true. i want the government to help make everyone self-sufficient. >> i think we can agree that an effective welfare program who give parents the help they need to take care of the children and give them the tools they need to look for a job and hold emact believe. in the middle of an economic recession, it just doesn't seem right or effective to think a time limit will work. >> critics said children and adults will be left homeless and hungry. >> nobody is interested in putting the 8,000 people off the rolls now. >> wayne says he is learning. >> how to maintain eye contact, how to maintain proper speech. how to maintain body language. how to answer the questions correctly. >> he has had three job interviews in the last sick weeks. he says all he needs now is a chance. >> that was beth parker reporting. 8,000 people could be dropped immediately if this bill passes. councilman tommy wells says he is not going to move this bill forward. general motors will make its return as a public 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stop there. within hours, this couple became a hot commodity. >> our phone started ringing off the hook and our server on our web site crashed shortly thereafter. >> the natural sapphire company on 46th street in manhattan is the place for rings just like the one william gave to kate, the same one prince charles gave to lady di. demand for copies is skyrocketing. >> we get some interesting phone calls, women telling us, my husband is going to call later. make sure you push him for this stone or this design and like that. >> reporter: william and kate are boosting the bottom line at this british souvenir company. they bet the farm that plates and mugs made of bone china will fly of the shelf. >> so far in four or five countries, they've asked as well. i would think collectors all over the world would be buying them. >> reporter: ate time when companies are slashing budgets, there is hope among retails are that royal wedding main yea with -- mania will give the economy a big boost. >> thank you. >> reporter: a large chunk of concrete falls at a metro stop. the farragut north metro stop last night during rush hour. what can folks expect this morning as they head to the metro. i'm sarah simmons. i'll have that coming up when fox 5 morning news returns. welcome back. it is thursday morning, the 18th of november. a cold start to the day. temperatures in the 30s out to the west. >> many 30s out there. lots of spots in the 30s this morning. it will be a much cooler day today than it was yesterday. not as windy though. it is a trade-off. here is the thing that tucker and i keep looking at. i don't think it will be a day of great bright sunshine all day long. i do think we'll have clouds filtering in. you can see the clouds pushing in from the west. some of those will get here. some of that precipitation may make it in as well. could see a sprinkle or shower or two here or there during the course of the day. i don't think all of that makes it in though. temperatures, 43 in washington. 5 in fredericksburg. 36 at dulles airport. 4 # up in baltimore. ocean city is at 45 degrees. your forecast for today, partly sunny skies. may be a shower or two. 57 for your high. -- 43 up in baltimore. >> do enjoy the day, not a bad one on tap. . we talked about the possibility of a tornado in baltimore the other day. we should find out today if that was a tornado. tens of thousands of people lost power actually number of residents believe a tornado touched down. we'll find out later today if that was the case. we want to check in with julie to see how the roads are. at least we're not deal with the rain and all that debris. >> that is a good thing. we do have an accident here and there to talk about. southbound gw parkway at 123, the right side of the roadway blocked off there because of accident activity. no trouble spots to report working your way into the truck scale. awe little bit of a slowdown at business 234. other than that, lanes are open to the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we are following a developing story this morning in the district as a metro station is open and running again this morning after chunks of concrete fell from the ceiling yesterday. >> sarah simmons is live in northwest at the station with more on what riders can expect for the morning rush hour but the station is up and running today, right? >> reporter: yes, it is. you can seat gates are actually open behind me here. the escalators are going. and we have gotten confirmation from metro that they will indeed have the station open here. farragut north will be open today. all of this was blamed on some work being done apparently just across the street here. they are building a median between k and l on connecticut avenue and they are saying that is possibly it looks like what knocked that concrete down yesterday. but farragut north remained open yesterday for nearly five hours as officials tried to figure out how the large chunk of concrete fell through a ceiling tile at the north end of the platform. it wasn't until 8:00 last night that metro actually closed the station. they discovered that road crews with d-d.o.t. were doing work above ground and that is how the damage was done. >> this is very thin here actually, a lot thinner i think than the drawing shows. we started digging below the surface, struck something which struck something and you have a piece of concrete fall. >> reporter: now, in the meantime, this happened yesterday as a new safety report about metro had come out from the local group saying that they needed to actually have term limits they were recommending on the metro board and also the chairman to try to get people to move through there. they were talking about that being an issue. that is something that would have to be approved by maryland, virginia, d.c. and congress. but again, what everybody needs to know this morning is that farragut north metro stop is open for business as usual. live here at farragut north, sarah simmons. the jury in the chandra levy trial will continue to deliberate today. there is new evidence in the case but the judge ruled that the jury won't see it. ingmar guandique's fellow prisoner is the prosecution's only witness. in 2008, he wrote a letter from prison saying that he knew guandique killed levy and wanted to help investigators. it was written after he heard guandique would be arrested to levy's death. the letter was discussed during the trial but never introduced into evidence. paul wagner has been blogging about the case from inside the courtroom and can you follow his updates on myfoxdc.com under the chandra levy tab. a serial bank robber is still on the loose there montgomery county this morning. investigators think this man is responsible for five heists in the last two months, two of them in the same place in white oak. in tuesday's robberies, the suspect hay gun and got away on if you know anything, call montgomery county police. another police officer caught up in the corruption probe in prince george's county will be in court today. sinisa simic was accused of smuggling. he was ordered to be in jail until his trial. another police officer is expected to be in court tomorrow. keep it here on fox 5 for more information. the department of case is under investigation for the way it wants to move personnel into an alexandria facility. the process who move 6400 people. the problem is dod skipped the required environmental impact study. concern is about traffic on interstate 395. move-in is scheduled for late summer or early fall next year. some scary moments for dozens of children just looking for have fun. up next, who would stick up a crowd chuck e cheese at gunpoint. the markets are mixed this morning. the nasdaq surged more than six points. in japan, the nikkei jumped more than 200. asian stocks are rebounding after china looks like it is using price controls to cut food costs instead of hiking interest rates. plset/g u.s. park police officer shot at a suspect overnight. this happened about 2:30 this morning near southern avenue and suitland parkway. we are told the officer made a traffic stop and at some point, he fired his weapon. nobody was hit though. the stopped vehicle took off. it was located a short distance away and a man was arrested. another news story making headlines. the nobel peace prize committee says the ward may not be handed out this year because no one from prize winner leo chevaux's family is likely to taped the ceremony. he is in prison and his wife is under house arrest. no other relatives have announced they are coming for that ceremony in december. natural gas is now being blamed for that deadly mine explosion in april. the owners of the west virginia mine say the explosion was not cause the by methane as first thought. investigators for massey energy say the upper big branch mine was inundated with natural gas at the time of the explosion. twenty-nine miners were killed in that accident. watch here as a couple is shopping for wedding rings at a jewelry store in florida and main walk in, pulls out a gun and fills his backpack with $400,000 worth of jewelry, most of it gold and then just walks out. police believe the robber was an amateur because he didn't even try to disguise himself. terrifying moments for parents and their young children at a california chuck e cheese. a group of men stormed in, force the customers into a storage room and tried to steal some cash. they didn't get away with anything. sarah palin says she is considering a run for the presidency. she says in interviews she is thinking about it and says she could beat president obama in 012. she says she is only going to run if she thinks there are no other conservative candidates running. redskins big man albert haynesworth back in the headlines once again. he has a lot to say including why he sometimes wishes he still played for his former team. what about this play on monday night? did he just quit on the play or is there something more to it? you'll hear his explanation. asa we take a look at the monument this morning. nice clear skies so far at least downtown. a little chilly out there. but maybe that has something to do with why the temperatures dropped a little bit overnight, tony? >> yes, indeed, it does as a matter of fact. we have cooler temperatures across the region. it will be a cooler day today and our winds are diminished. there you go. that is not bad. let me start with the current temperatures around the region. we will show you how many of you are in the 30s this morning because it is pretty widespread. currently out at manassas, it is 32 degrees. leonardtown, maryland, it is 36 degrees. culpeper, 4. here in the district, we are at 43 degrees so the 40s are more the exception than the rule. 47 in annapolis though. so there you go i'm cool start to the day. as far as our winds go, yesterday, quite the blustery day across the region. not so this morning. wind three miles per hour in the district. six in baltimore. a big change from where we were yesterday during the course of the day. that is the way it will be today. lower or diminished winds through the region. sad light radar picture for the area, we've got mostly clear skies. things look pretty good but there are some clouds out to the west. some of those are going to felt are through the region so we'll go with partly sunny skies today as opposed to mostly sunny because we do think the sky will feature some cloud cover. this area of low pressure off to the west is producing a pretty good amount of rain but you can see if you look closely some of that rain diminishing as it tracks eastward. diminishing in intensity and in terms of the amount, we think that will difficult minute issue as it gets closer. i would not rule out a shower or two making its way into our viewing area during the excuse of the day today. here is why. take a look at the surface map. for today, we have this prove -- trough out to the west again. it's front that breaks down. nothing significant for us today. tomorrow be we'll feel the cooler air behind that front work its way in here so friday, i think it will be quite the cool day around the region but a quiet day with high pressure controlling things. forecast for today looks like this. partly sunny skies, maybe a brief shower or two here or there. just don't want you to be surprised by it although generally speaking i think we remain dry. five-day forecast, up and down. really not just for five days but for 10 days. today, 57, tomorrow, 52. mild again on saturday, 60. 59 on sunday. monday, we warm up. looks like tuesday will be a warm day and then the bottom drops out . it gets colder after that. now, let's feigned out what is happening with traffic. -- let's found out what is happening with traffic with julie wright. >> reporter: southbound along 270, the lane are open. no incidents, just volume delays to accompany that commute headed out towards the truck scales. had a fender bender gw parkway at 123. that activity is now confined to the shoulder northbound on i- 95, no incidents, just volume. the lanes are open on the beltway between annandale and merrifield. no trouble spots to report out on 66. lanes are open out of manassas making your way out towards 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. metro is gearing up for thanksgiving holiday travel. rail service will be available to reagan national and extra bus service will object stand- by to get passengers to bwi and dulles. on thanksgiving day, metro will operate on a sunday schedule and run on a regular weekday on friday. caps face off against buffalo last night at verizon center. first period, washington way two-man advantage. later in the first period, chimera feeds it to matt bradley who shanks it. but bradley still able to score. caps won 4-26789 here is what the coach had to say. >> very the caps ron 4-2. here what is the coach had to say i can't he knows what to say. he has grown up. you can see it right before your eyes. >> the skins still marting from the -- still smarting from the loss. and now let's join the sports junkies on 106.7 the fan. what is your take on albert haynesworth speaking out, saying he would rather be in tennessee and people here, maybe they don't understand how much he likes the redskins. which side of albert are we seeing here. >> i don't believe anything that comes out of his mouth. >> he is saying this has been a good be experience. what would be a bad experience. >> it is i good experience because he got $21 million in april. >> he is a malcontent. he was a malcontent in tennessee. you never know what to expect. when he does thank you, he sports spouting off about the glory days in tennessee. i don't know what to expect from albert haynesworth. >> if he was passionate as a redskin being we wouldn't lay on the ground for five second while michael vick runs around and slows a touchdown. >> it was a charlie horse. >> he says he thought the play was over. >> it was over. it was over for him. >> how does he think it was over when michael vick still has the ball returning around. >> he wasn't even looking. >> i don't think too many people were seeing michael vick on monday night. as far as haynesworth, does it matter at this point? do you think in his mind he is still trying to get a contract for washington next year to stick around? >> i think he knows that's not here for the long term. i think knows he is here for seven more games, the rest of this ring season and he -- for this regular season and he will be moved around. >> the one thing can you say about this team is some people accused them of quitting on monday night. i don't think they quit, other than march maybe albert. if you had to look at it and say who is of questionable character, albert is about the only guy left so he is gone. >> i quit on the game at half time, steve. i was a quitter. >> i actually give them credit for not quitting. fame down 35-016 minutes into the game. how easy would it be to pack up and go home. >> they didn't want to lose on monday night football. it happened so quick, they didn't have time to quit. i thought effort was there maybe save albert haynesworth. it was one of those deals where philadelphia is better. they beat us and it is time to talk about tennessee. >> let's talk about something more attractive, that being eva longuria. she and tony parker divorcing now. she says he was a serial texter to one of her friends. that is a crime in a relationship. >> i don't have my cell phone with me, i don't think but if i did and you tried to read my texts, couldn't because you don't know my password and you will never know my password and i don't know why eva longuria knows tony's password. he probably didn't lock his phone. what an idiot. >> did we not learn anything from tiger woods? >> it is a sad story. they looked like a nice couple and i guess he is cheating left and right. you got to feel bad for eva longuria. >> he married a desperate housewife. you know how annoying those chicks are? he violated one of the basic tenets of man code. of his creeping with one of his teammates' wives. that is just uncalled for. >> she must have been pretty hot though. >> i saw a picture and she was hot. >> when you have eva longuria, how much hotter do you have to make it? >> the classic example that people give is billy joel got tired of christie brinkley. >> the reality is she was probably a pain in the butt. >> she is never around though, right? >> she is always on the dumb set. >> he is traveling to a different city 40 nights a year. every day was probably the worst possible environment be a part of it. we'll leave it there. thank you. appreciate it. have yourself a great weekend. you know the saying, drink no wine before its time. it looks like it is with a pastime for these bottles of bubbly. details of the special occasion in finland. coming up. time is 5:53. back after this. we want to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. she is tamika crawford and today happens to be her 28th birthday. happy birthday to you. if you would like to be the fan of the day, post a comment under tamika's photo. >> in the mood for a sip of well aged champagne, how about 200 years old. the world's oldest drinkable bottles were found in finland under water. some of the 168 bottles could sell at auction for some $70,000. here is the big question. what does a 200-year-old champagne taste like, honey and lime with perhaps a hint of mushroom. >> honey and lime sounds good but mushroom? >> it was under water for # hundred years. bragging rights for a california restaurant will be serving up dishes flavor wade huge rare truffle. this might not look like a whole lot but the owners of restaurant in oakland traveled all the way to italy to buy it. the a two-pound truffle recently sold for $150,000. there you go, a little truffle and wine will set you back a quarter of a million dollars. sound good? >> sounds good to me. straight ahead at 6:00, we'll have all your top stories and we'll check out your morning commute and weather. fox 5 morning news will be right back. mamot ma