>> tony had an event last night and he was here late. he will be in in a little bit. we have more cloud cover moving in. yesterday, we were in the upper 60s. today, we'll be about 70 or so so it should be a beautiful day temperature-wise. you see the white there is cloud cover off to the north and west into ohio and northwest pennsylvania. that will slip down into the region. first, it will bring us clouds. eventually, it will bring us some showers tonight and tomorrow. the cooler air will move in behind it. high temperatures will only be the low 50s by friday and with a coastal storm on saturday, we'll struggle to get to 50 degrees t will be -- it will be very chilly around here later this week. 57 at patuxent naval air station. 57 at winchester. the temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. increasing clouds, a little sun and then another mild afternoon, 70 degrees. could be a sprinkle or shower for a few of us later this afternoon but most of the rain will hold off until tonight and particularly during the day tomorrow. >> you mentioned that cold rain t make me think it is time to get you on the soup pot, that's for sure. >> all right. well, we've just got to prepare for it. >> that's right. >> let's check in with julie wright and get a look at traffic. >> you know, time like this, sarah brings out the soup pot and i bring over my spoon. >> come on over. >> on the roads this morning, off to an east wrier start than yesterday. the lingering construction on the beltway between connecticut avenue and georgia has cleared so lanes are open once again. southbound 270 is in good shape as you work your way southbound leaving germantown and headed out to the lane divide. no problems reported across the american legion bridge. overnight roadwork in the process of being cleared and the hot lane zone over in tyson's and you will find that eastbound 66, lanes are open as you work your way inbound leaving nutley street to the beltway. 66 out in manassas, no problems to report as you work your way in from business 234 through centreville. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. updating the trial for the murder up side the lululemon athletica store stacy cohan joins us with more. >> reporter: the progression will not be able to use all of the graphic photos they had hoped to use when they address the jury here in rockville. 29-year-old brittany norwood is on trial. the charge is first degree murder. she is accused of viciously beating her coworker, jayna murray, to death. and judge robert greenberg called some of the crime scene photos so gruesome that he believed they would prejudice the jury against norwood. now, those photos willing be allowed later in the trial as evidence. police believe norwood killed murray after she was accused of stealing from the bethesda yoga peril store. murray's college roommate stoned by the courthouse yesterday. >> she was full of joy. she had a way of embracing who you were. she loved what she did and did what she loved. i'm going to take that and do everything that i love to do which is running and traveling. >> reporter: norwood originally told police the pair had been attacked by two masked men. that story fell apart. i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >> thank you. the two suspects arrested for the deadly shooting on a metrobus will be held in florida until an extradition hearing. vince gray and del ron schiso were picked up yesterday. they are accused of killing demetrius thompson last thursday. police say surveillance video taken on the bus led to the arrests. at this point, investigators don't know the relationship between the victim and the suspects and they are not sure yet why they were in florida. a break in the case of a man posing as a cop and taxing women in the herndon area. police arrested 31-year-old thomas kim of herndon for two attacks back in october 11th. they are not releasing his photo just yet. the first at 3:45 in the afternoon on magnolia street. second at 7:00 that night on eldon street. kim is suspected in five other similar cases. in central virginia, the hunt continues for a missing 9- year-old autistic boy. robby woods has been missing since sunday when he wandered away from his family at the north autopsy abattlefield park. hundreds of of volunteers showed up to help search for him. he doesn't speak and was last seen wearing a red long sleeved t-shirt and blue athletic pants. the council will be taking up nine bills intended to clean up the way it does business. the bills being considered include measures to tighten campaign reporting requirements, term limits for council members and barring council members from holding outside jobs. a commission created by maryland lawmakers and governor martin o'malley is endorsing a plan that would raise the state's gas tax by 15 cents per gallon. it would go from 23 1/2 to 38 1/2 cents. that is more than double d.c.'s gas tax. the increase would be phased in over three years but additional fees could go up by next summer. the presidential campaign trail takes a detour through northern virginia this morning. republican hopeful mitt romney is set for visit fairfax county job headquarter as a the after 10:00 a.m. he will be there to rally republicans ahead of next month's general assembly election in virginia. governor bob mcdonnell will be with romney at the event. the governor's spokesperson says today's event does not mean mcdonnell isence dorsing romney in the race for the white house. president obama -- is endorsing romney in the race for the white house solve the last night, the president and on the tonight show with jay leno and it was on to san francisco and denver for fundraisers. today, he will be at the university of colorado. more survivor stories now. in turkey's earthquake, three days of at devastating quake there, a teen was pulled out alive overnight. rescuers carried the 18-year- old from a collapsed building. he is hurt but alive after spending 61 hours under the rubble. 2,000 buildings collapsed in that earthquake. thousands of survivors face another night of freezing temperatures. the number of dead is now up to 459. some controversial comments from nation of islam leader louis farrakhan concerning the death of nomar ghadafi. police call it a disturbing case of child abuse. two children allegedly treated like animals. we are checking headlines when wereturn. 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night and saturday. here we go. reagan national is in the 50s. 54 at reagan national. annapolis, nice start. 59 in annapolis. frederick is checking in way little bit cooler temperature. 45 for you. 52 in hagerstown. there are some spots falling back into the 40s. got a little cloud deck and that is holing these temperatures up just a little bit for us. we should be in for a mild afternoon. our winds are out of the south and up ahead of the frontal system, we'll get one more relatively mild day before the changes arrive. cloud cover moving on through. it will be a mix of clouds and some sunshine this morning and then the clouds will start to win out later today. a mostly cloudy afternoon and it is possible that we could see a few light showers break out during the afternoon hours but i think the main event as it were with this cold front will arrive later tonight in the form of showers and during the day tomorrow as this front hangs up across the area. so the worst it was will be during the day tomorrow. again, when all is said and done, we are aren't going to bet a lot of rain because of this. let's take another look at t let's go to the futurecast. we'll show you the cloud cover moving in. i fast forwarded here to later this afternoon. you can see one or two light sprinkles or showers breaking out by 4:00 this affect. here we are for the morning commute tomorrow and you can see futurecast indicating some shower activity across the region. so better chance for rain around here tomorrow and then again, as this front kind of clears off for the south and east overnight thursday into early friday, yeah, we got some cool temperatures behind t or highs on friday will only be in the low 50s. today, increasing clouds. still mild out there, 70, enjoy. winds out of the south and west at five to 10. we'll be on the mild side overnight. winds out of the south and west at five to 10. tomorrow, 62 with the showers. friday will be partly sunny. it will be cool with highs in the mid-50s. coastal storm trying to develop friday night and saturday. looks like this too bring us some late showers friday night and saturday. check out the daytime high temperature, only in the upper 40s to about 50. not too far off to the north and west, this could be a very interesting storm. could bring some frozen precip not too far away. that is a look at your weather forecast. let's do some on-time traffic and julie wright has your latest. >> on the roads this morning, you will fine that the lanes are open. overnight roadwork has cleared as you travel between college park and silver spring. lanes are open on the top side of the beltway working your way around through silver spring. no problems reported leaving 95 and 295. lanes are open in the hov lanes but in the main line approaching 644 that is where we're checking for a stalled car. that could hinder your commute as you travel northbound back up towards the capital beltway. 395 in good shape leaving the beltway continuing out to the 14th street bridge. if you are continuing your trip eastbound along 66, you will fine that your lanes are open, no problems to report continuing in from manassas. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. a bizarre case at the fairfax county courthouse. the jury actually had to decide if a woman was guilty ever not cheaping up after her dog. the jury said not guilty. fox 5's john henrehan has more on the story. >> reporter: the law in fairfax county is clear. if your dog poops during a walk, clean it up. cornell sisters, virginia and christine, say their neighbor, kim, didn't do that on throw consecutive days in late march an early april. they used a camera mounted at their window at all time to record the alleged transgression as well as hand held cameras. the defense was simple. there is an ongoing feud between the dog walker and the cornell sisters who have called police on a half dozen allegations including an allegation of trying to run one of them down in a parking lot. that reckless driving case ended in an aquittal. the opener of the dog testified the poop in the pictures didn't look like her dog's waste and she offered even more evidence to the court. >> my dog went to the bathroom this morning and i scooped it up, put it in a baggy and i put it in my car this morning because i thought maybe it would help the case. but i forgot it it is in the car. it has been there all day. >> after only about 15 minutes of deliberations, the jury voted unanimously to acquit on the charge of violating the pooper scooper law. one juror was overheard saying the panel believed the vendetta defense. >> it was a waste of the court system's time and it was amusing to be here for i'm sure like i said jury duty to dog duty but it wasn't funny to me. it was painful. i'm hoping that maybe now another not guilty will be the end of it. >> reporter: john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> the officers who filed the complaint were invite to speak to reporter after the verdict came 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forward to 2012, imagine the important of two african-americans running for president. it could happen if hypothermia appear cain continues to surge in the polls. they show cain in a dead heat with mitt romney. bob barnard went to columbia heights to find out what people think. >> reporter: where better to speak to our fellow americans than in columbia heights. >> america is the melting pot. >> reporter: in this washington neighborhood, you see a cross- section of the city and our nation. >> nowadays, anyone can be president, honestly speaking, it could be anyone. it could even be a last -- a latino for all we know. >> americans are open minded. i think they look at the person to a large degree. certainly, i think it is more open ended now for minority candidates to run and win elective office. >> reporter: according to the latest cbs news "new york times" poll of likely republican voters, herman cain and mitt romney are in a statistical dead heat less than three months before the first primaries. >> i just think it is very telling that times have changed. >> reporter: bob cusack is managing editor of the hill newspaper. >> the fact that we are talking about president obama in the white house and herman can now as a frontrunner and you could have a choice between two african-american men is unbelievable and i think it is a sign that if you've got the right plan, you've got the right message, you've got a shot. >> the former godfather's ceo has one over some republican voter with his plan to scrap the current federal income tax code and replace it with one he calls 999. >> i think people appreciate somebody coming forth and putting out a plan, even though it is controversial. >> reporter: what they want is action. >> i want the war to be ore and the price of gas to go down. if you are not going to make it better, then you need to step aside and let another man do t i don't care what color he is. >> or she is. >> i want them to be able to run in campaigns that are sexism-free but i don't want to vote for them just because this a woman. >> bob barnard reporting there. herman cain does continue to lead the republican field. >> the notion of of electioning a woman or latino or asian american president is clearly not pie in the sky anymore. a frightening tumble for steven tyler. why he is waking up in the hospital. stacy is following our big story this morning. crime scene photos and opening statements. a lot to talk about in the lululemon murder trial. i'm live in rockville with the story. 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ocean city. let's see. winchester, good morning. you are at 55 degrees. looking at our satellite picture, you can see the light cloud cover. you can seat sort of milky gray on your satellite picture. that is the clouds and then moving in and thicker off to the north and west. so a little sunshine here for the first half of the day and then it will be most hi cloudy later today. could be a sprinkle or light shower for one or two of us later this afternoon and then a better chance overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow as that cold front starts to really sag back down into the mid-atlantic. here is your forecast for today. lots of clouds around. it will be mild. temperature again above normal with highs by 4:00 p.m. into in the upper 60s to about 70s. not a bad-looking forecast for our wednesday. we do have rain for the day tomorrow and details on that in just a minute. >> our last little bit of warmth before it turns chilly. let's check in with julie wright for a look at traffic. >> good morning. to have a quiet start northbound along i-95. we were checking earlier for the stalled car report the in the roadway near 634. lanes are open in the hov lanes as well as in the main line headed across the occoquan. no incidents to report right now for those traveling the top stretch of the beltway. it too is in good shape as you work your way around from college park headed over towards 270. speaking of 270, for you guys coming southbound, making your way out of urbana, you will fine the lanes or r are open and doing about 65 miles per hour. two d.c. men accused of a deadly shooting on a metrobus will be held on fugitive of justice charges in florida. they were arrested outside a hotel in orlando. police say they killed december eatious thompson on a bus last thursday. police got a kip after releasing surveillance video to the media and social networks. a jury expected to be eated. opening arguments expected to begin today. -- a jury expected to be seated. stacy cohan has more. >> reporter: we are expecting to have the jury seated today and get to the opening statements. judge robt earth greenberg will limit the amount of photographs that the prosecution can use. these are crime scene photographs. jump called them gruesome in court yesterday. -- judge robert greenberg will limit the amount of photographs that the prosecution can use. brittany norwood is charged with killing her coworker jayna murray. she is accused of beating her to death with various instruments including a hammer and a clothing rack from the lululemon yoga store. prosecutors say that there was an argument inside that store after murray accused norwood of stealing merchandise. one of murray's college roommates showed up yesterday to watch what happened in the courtroom. >> i do grieve for not just my friend's family but as well as the other because it was a hcial thing that happened and as much as i'm very sad and angry and emotional about it, i've been praying and been thinking that something good will happen. >> reporter: police say nor wood's original story that the two were attacked by two masks men is a work of fiction. meanwhile, the judge says that some of those pictures may be used. all of them will be admitted into evidence as crime scene pictures. they will let them use a few of the less gruesome photographs in the opening statement and we are expecting those at some point today. i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >> thank you. police in herndon are urging women who may have been victimized by a man posing as a cop to come forward now that he is in cut i d police arrested 31-year-old thomas kim for two attacks back on october 11th. they are not releasing his photo just yet. the first happened at 3:45 in the afternoon on magnolia lane. the second at 7:00 that night on eldon street. police say kim displaid a badge to his victims. a hunt continues for a missing 9-year-old autistic boy. robby woods, jr. has been missing since sunday when he wander away from his family. hundreds of volunteers showed up to help search for woods. he does not speak and was last seen wearing a red long sleeved t-shirt and blue athletic pants. a d.c. council committee is holing a hearing today on ethics reform. it comes in the wake of several council members facing criticism for ethical lapses. council will be taking up nine bills in all including measures to tighten campaign finance requirements, term limits for council members and barring council members from holding outside jobs. a court hearing for former mayoral candidate suleiman brown or a traffic stop. clown brown claims the plainclothes officers didn't identify themselves so he refused to get out of the car. he exploded not guilty to the charge that he was driving on a suspended license. he is part of a congressional investigation accusing mayor gray's campaign of paying him to verbally tax then mayor adrian fenty. a commission created by maryland lawmakers and governor martin o'malley proposing a 15- cent gas tax hike. the increase would be phased in over three years but additional fees on public transportation and titling, registering anden speaking cars would all see an increase by next summer. a bit of hope in the middle of a natural disaster. an infant rescued two days after an earthquake in turkey is doing well this morning. rescue workers cradled two week old azra after they pulled her from the rubble. she was born premature and was found holding onto her mother found beside her. mother, daughter and grandmother are recovering. almost 460 have now died in that quake. emergency workers set up tents and blankets for shocks of people left without a home. >> there are 20,000 families living in this city and now just maybe 50 persons of them. >> the government of turkey is reversing a decision not to allow foreign aid shipments and it is now accepting help from other governmentss. steven tyler in the hospital this morning. detail of his rough tumble when we check more headlines. a check of the markets first. wall street plummeted as concerns grow over european leaders agreeing on a debt plan today. today. the markets could drop sharply for european leaders emerge from the summitt without a credible plan. within be right back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. the court has now released the names of the jurors who aquitted casey anthony. the judge in the case delayed reeasing the information over concerns for the jurors' safety. anthony is serving one year probation at an undisclosed location. yesterday, jurors heard testimony from at holistic nurse in the case of michael jackson. he wanted the drug propofol. the nurse said she told jackson she didn't want to use the word because it is supposed for be for surgery and emergency situations but she claims jackson disagreed. >> and i responded, again, i will be okay. i only need someone to monitor me with the equipment while i sleep. >> yeah, that is exactly when he said. >> the defense has tried to shift the blame from dr. murray to michael jackson himself. they are expected to call 15 witnesses in all. american idol judge steven tile are is reportedly in the hospital after a fall in his hotel room. the anterior so smith front man is in paraguay. word is he cut himself above his eyebrow and injured his mouth including two broken teeth of he was supposed to perform in a concert yesterday but that was canceled. now to something that was caught on camera. everybody worries it will rain on their wedding day. well being this couple got a sandstorm instead. look at this. the arizona pair spot the the storm on the horizon just before the ceremony. the pouring sand from two separate jars symbol using them being a couple. they sped things up, pronaped a man and wife and they got heck out of there. they got more than they hoped for. it looks like chris cooley will not get off the disabled list for the rest of the season. talking with the sports junkies coming up. changes in the weather coming as well. we'll check back in with tucker barnes for the forecast and julie has your wednesday commute. commute. 3q you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ halloween again? nice mummy costume. can't anyone do anything origina.ahhhh. edible arrangements bouquets. they're so fun it's scary. call, click or come into the location near you. silver anniversary for a d.c. tradition as thousands flooded into dupont circle last night for the 25th annual high heel race. >> it looks like fun. it happens every year heeding up to halloween, of course. a block party on 17th and p and s streets. the main event features guys in drag running in heels at least two inches high. about 70 runners took part in that race. that doesn't even look comfortable for me running in those shoes. >> the thing about it is those women are athletes because running in high heels is tough. i tried it last year. it was -- i was sore for a week. >> tried it here in the parking lot with a couple of folk who took part in the race. the guys were all running down the parking lot. >> a couple of days of shin splipts after you did that. >> it was my hips that hurt. i don't know. >> a couple of days of shinsplints after you did that? >> it was my hips that hurt. is that what is supposed to hurt when you wear high heels. >> i don't know. a lot of things hurt when you wear high heels. >> 549 current number at reagan national. we're 59 in annapolis these temperatures a little milder than yesterday because we've got some clouds across the area. that is serving as a little bit of a blanket. temperature a little warmer than yesterday. 43 in frederick, 45 for new manassas. going fbi nice day today. our high temperatures later this afternoon, at least temperature-wise, it will be a mice did i with temperatures in the upper 60s to about 70. more cloud cover today after a little morning sun. there is your sentinel sat-rad. the shower activity, the cold front off to the north and west. first the clouds will get in here. could be a light shower or a few sprinkles this afternoon but a better chance of widespread showers during the evening hours and then this front will hang up across the area tomorrow with an area of low pressure that will ride along it. that will give us periods of rain showers during the day tomorrow. behind this front, much cooler air. high temperatures by friday will only be in the middle 50s and then as we get into friday night and saturday, we'll have to watch out for the potential for a coastal storm to develop. we could have very chilly rain here friday night and saturday. this is at potential off to the north and west it could mix with the frozen stuff. that is just a possibility. this is a guarantee we'll get some showers around here later tonight and during the day tomorrow. let's get down to the caribbean, gulf of mexico. here we are to the east and this is hurricane rina. maximum wins, 110 miles per hour. forecast to become a major hurricane and track off ever so painfully slowly here on the north and west. likely to bring some extremely strong gusty wind and rain to belize, honduras. we have to watch it as it gets into the area here by the florida keys by saturday and sunday. that is something to watch as well. increasing clouds. mild out there. 70 your daytime high. winds out of south and west at about five to 10. cloudy tonight, showers developing overnight. i think there will be some hours around overnight. chilly on friday. got to look out for the coastal system friday night and saturday. the possibility of showers late friday, 55. check out saturday's daytime high, only 50 degrees. overnight hoe, 36. may be chilly around here. let's do some traffic. julie wright has your latest. >> good morning. we are off at this apretty good start. no incident to report as you travel -- we are off to a pretty good start. no incidents to report as you travel 66. all of the lane here are open. late night construction overnight westbound 66 at glebe road still in place along the right side. southbound 29 as you travel from randolph road trying to get past the industrial parkway at about 35 miles per hour. 95 in good shape leaving 198 and 212. 56miles per hour she haded southbound out of laurel down towards the capital beltway. -- headed southbound out of laurel down towards the capital play. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. the happens head to canada looking for eight in a row. and is this the end of a career for chris cooley. let's check in with the sports junkies. let's talk about chris cooley. what are you hearing. is he done as a redskin in we know he is down for the season. >> i certainly hope not. last year, he had 77 catches. he just got behind the injury eight ball this year with his knee that still was draining fluid and trying to get that right. and then breaking the finger. it was just a little too much. i think the redskins were going to try to hold on. this rash of injuries really gave them no choice. at the end. day, you are talking about the guy that is the most popular redskin since darryl green. the coaches want him back. fans want him back. i know chris wants to be back. i don't see why we can't figure out a way to make this happen. >> i haven't gotten a call from the redskins brain tuft yet kelling me whether they will keep him. he has a $3.8 million salary cap number. maybe that gets negotiated. he has been an immensely popular redskin. he is a great guy to have the locker room but his appearance on the field has dipped. >> you are right. he might have to renegotiate that deal to stay with them. but from the redskins perspective, they sell i a lot of 47 jerseys. that is a lot of money that goes right back into the team. >> no doubt about t the most popular redskin since darryl green. >> and 77 catches last year. that is a guy who can still produce. i think they just want to get his body right and they are saying take care of everything this season and come back strong next season. >> as far as this year, other guys have to step up now. fred davis, his role will increase. who are they going to find to block in those areas where cooley was used. you may think that eventually santana moss may be placed on ir if he doesn't heal properly. ments not a good week for the skins. >> it was nice to see paulson worked into the game plan last week against the carolina panthers. he will see more balls thrown his way. >> you hate to see them working guys in but they have to out of necessity right now. with cooley, hightower going on the ir, you open up a couple of spots there. who do you look to fill those spots. did you dare tax a lier on t. o.? >> -- do you dare take a flyer on t. o. . >> but he works with an established quarterback. he won't be good with somebody like john beck. he wants to go to a contender. the redskins, they're a pretender. we know that. >> i think t. o. will go wherever anybody asks him. >> when no scouts from any teams show up at your workout, you'll go wherever you have a contract offer. >> you are talking about a guy that played in i.n.s. nationally and buffalo. >> keep in mind, his established quarterback last year was carson palm are. we know what he is doing these days. >> exactly. >> let's talk a little hockey. can anybody beat the caps right now and what is the over under on wins? >> the penguins win again last night? >> they did. >> the pens won last night. >> they are on fire. >> of course, they're going to win. they are not going to go through the whole season unbeaten. i wouldn't be shocked in they lost one of these two on the canada road trip. >> we actually talked to brooks yesterday. one thing that the capitals have done is effect is talking about the goaltender. that third line has points and they have made some adjustments that have really worked out. that you are power play is back to number one in the league. whether the caps lose tonight, tomorrow, whenever, it is going to happen. >> please do not blame me if they lose one game. >> if they lose tonight, that will be a feat because they play tomorrow night. if they lose tonight, you would be shocked. >> that definitely won't be my fault. thank you, guys. coming up, you have the halloween spirit just yet in up next f you don't, this house should do the trick for you. 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