fog, plenty of clear skies this morning and we will see mostly sunny skies for the day today as well. not bad. let's take a look at the current temperatures around the region. told you it is cold. 44degrees at reagan national. 33 at dulles. bwi marshall is at 37 degrees. your forecast for today, a simple one. we'll see mostly sunny skies, a mild afternoon, warmer than yesterday. 64degrees for your high today. do enjoy it. we'll have more on the weather coming up in just a little bit. >> let's check in with julie wright now. she has a bumpy ride starting off our morning. >> i know. it is a monday morning and already some serious problems out here on the road. it is an overturned box truck. it is not a tractor-trailer which we initially thought. it is a box truck but it is overturned on its side. eastbound 50 closed after 704. heads up there. coming inbound, lanes are open. outer loop of the beltway, still checking for the crash reported near route 1 in college park. a little bit of fog coming in from the west. live shot of 66. in spite of the fog, lanes are open leaving manassas towards centreville. a female student at frostburg state university is murdered, reportedly during an argument in a house off campus. >> the accused killer is another female frostburg student. stacy cohan has more on this story. >> reporter: 19-year-old courtney mccoy was a fixes major, a resident advisor at frostburg and sang in a gospel choir. she grew up in baltimore and police say she died trying to break up a fight. it happened sunday morning at an off-campus house. police have identified shanai liggins. police say she stabbed mccoy in the head. >> this was not a random act and we still consider this to be a safe community. >> i know like violence happens a lot but you don't expect it to be like so close to you. >> it's just scary especially when you know the person. >> reporter: ho homicides on college campuses are considered rare, this is the second murder at forecastburg state in as many years. 20-year-old brandon carroll was shot to death at an off-campus party. earlier this year, alexis simpson was stabbed to death. jerry sandusky was taken into custody over the weekend twosm other penn state officials, gary schultz and tim can you curley have agreed to step down. a pennsylvania jump has arraigned jerry sandusky on 40 criminal counts. then demitra says from 1994 to 2009, sandusky abused at least eight boys. the incidents aralled to have happened in sandusky's home and on the penn state campus. >> he is facing mandatory sentences in the felony counts. >> reporter: his attorney says the charges are a severe blow to the former coach. >> jerry is very, very depressed. he is very upset. he is very distraught about the charges, the allegations and the knowledge that, regardless of whether he is eventually proves his guilt or innocence, people are going to think he did this. >> reporter: those who know sandusky are taken aback by the allegations. >> until i hear it from his mouth, i won't believe it. >> reporter: he is a -- >> he is a great guy. >> it makes me question a lot of other things. >> two other officials are expected to turn themselves in on monday in charges of a cover- up. talking politics now in the race for the white house. herman cain still neck and neck with mitt romney. cain says he is done talking about it. we'll have more coming up. a warning from police after four attempted abducts in one part of virginia. we've got what you need to know on that on the other side of the break. 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[ male announcer ] get to a better state. the capital christmas tree on the way to the district right now. crews chopped down the 65-foot white fir out of hits home in the sierra nevadas in california hand picked for its color, fullness and shape. the capital christmas tree lighting ceremony is set for december 6th at 5:00 p.m. a few days after the national tree lighting on the ellipse. >> that is quite a haul all the way from california. >> wonder if the other trees next to it were going way to go, represent. >> or were they like should have been me. >> my branches are fuller. >> although i'm still alive. >> that is a good way to look at it. >> fine weekend, very, very nice. another nice day today, even nicer. get ready, everybody, because your sunrise will be earlier this morning than it has been. we'll show you the temperatures from yesterday. yesterday's highs, reagan national, 59 degrees. we've got cold temperatures across the region. we are at 43 degrees here in the district. 36 in gaithersburg. plenty of 30s out there. manassas is at 30. quantico is at 40. so a cold start to the day. we have fog in some areas and it is dense fog in some areas. so you want to allow a little extra time buff head out the door. high pressure continues to dominate for today. we've got a nice warm-up for today in advance of this cold front that. won't be impacting us for a while. it will be later on in the week when that gets here. for today, another quiet day with temperatures in the low to mid-60s for your highs. therefore, the forecast looks like this. sunny skies, a mild afternoon. 64degrees for your high temperature today. very, very pleasant. it is actually a couple of degrees above normal. mostly clear tonight and cool, height wind. 44degrees for your overnight low. five-day forecast, not a bad one. once again, tomorrow, up into the mid- and upper 60s the way things look right now. a very nice day. i think wednesday is nice through the day. clouds build in. maybe some showers overnight wednesday into thursday. look like on thursday, we'll get some showers. not a rainout but some shower activity and then temperatures cool off at the end of the week. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. now, let's get more on the morning's rush hour traffic from julie wright. >> busy start to our monday drive. here we are live. this is going to be outbound route 50 well east of 704. that is where we had the accident activity. hard to see in the dark but i am told it is an overturned box truck, overturned on its side. some traffic is able to skate by single file to the right using the right shoulder only. so again, this is coming outbound on route 50 away from the capital beltway here. the right shoulder is all that is able to get by at this point. a lot of fire and rescue units on the scene so expect a backup there. coming inbound towards the capital beltway, your lanes are open. more problems to report on the beltway as you continue to work younecessarily here in manassas. this is looking pretty good coming in eastbound on 66 towards centreville. but the accident activity will be on the inner loop of the beltway leaving i-95 headed around towards route one college park. we have the right lane of two blocked off with activity. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. day two of jury deliberation in the michael jackson death case. jurors left without come tying verdict on friday. dr.conrad murray has pleaded not guilty of manslaughter. prosecutors say murray administered a fatal dose of the powerful anesthetic propofol back in june of twine. the defense maintains jackson gave himself the dose that killed him. the occupy d.c. protesters say they plan to release evidence today proving that a driver intentionally hit four demonstrators in two separate incidents on friday night. it is a far different story than what police and some witnesses are telling. roz plater has the latest on this still-developing story. >> we'll be unavailabling two police reports showing there were two incidents, not one. >> reporter: protestors at occupy d.c. claim they have video evidence and police reports that support hair claim that on friday night, the same driver hit a total of four protesters in two separate incidents when protesters had firmed ring around the d.c. convention center. the first police report they showed us says about 10:00 that night, a woman was injured in a hit and run at 800 l street in northwest. protesters say the victim is this woman, georgia pierce who was taken to the medstar trauma unit. the second report says a driver struck tea people at seventh and mowptd vernon place. the protester claim the driver hit the first protester under the walkway at the d.c. convention center, turned the corn are and struck a second group. >> are you aware of another woman struck. >> involving this driver, i'm not. >> reporter: a rather contentious news conference on saturday night attended by a group of occupy d.c. protesters, the assistant police chief said he had no knowledge of a second incident involving the same driver. protest everys are angry that the ohio family he struck was cited in the hospital but there are no charges for the driver. police say they based the decision not to charge the driver on the accounts of two noninvolved witnesses who said the driver hay green light. >> i don't think that gives the driver the right to strike anybody. but if somebody drunk dives in front of the car, that does weigh a lot on how the accident occurred and what the outcome of the accident was. >> we were in the street. the police were blocking behind us and i don't know -- i'm not going to pretend to know what color the light was at that moment in time but a green light i don't think gives anybody the right to just mow down a group of people who are standing there peacefully. >> reporter: we asked to take a look at the video the protesters say will support their side of the story but we are told they plan to release it on monday when the woman who was struck is well enough to give her account of what happened. in the global economic crisis, much of the focus has been on greece. >> many of the americans have been asking the question, why should we care? we have what you need to know coming up after the break. stay with us. for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. 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meeting sunday. he has been facing calls from all sides to step down. country's president has assured its citizen and financial minds within the eu that an initial agreement has been reached, creating an interim government in order it push a european debt agreement through parliament. ments a coalition designed to assure safe passage for austerity measures and trying to steady the country and steer it out of the path of default. opinion polls published in greek newspapers on sunday show mixed perspectives. >> i think that both parties operate on their own individual interests. >> reporter: there is a lot at stake here. with the possibility of the country's default and what that could do to the euro zone's financials. a greek bankruptcy would weaken the entire system. why should americans care? europe is a bigger market than china for u.s. product. there are no big economic numbers coming out this week and investors will be watching european more than they did last week when we saw huge volatility based on what has already happened on the greek stage. in new york, brenda butner, fox news. some arm lagging news about the wealth gap in the united states. a new report finds a disparity between the young and old is the widest on record. the typical u.s. household headed by a person aged 65 or older has a net worth 47 times greater than a house old headed by someone under 35. according to an analysis of census data. we'll check with tony after the break. we'll get an update on the forecast. also a check on traffic from julie wright. that is coming up next. plus, today's top story, a maryland college student brutally murdered. the latest from police plus a look at the big picture of campus crime. we'll be back after this. and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. ♪ when life gets busy... there are days where you want to give your immune system some support. 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at what is going. on we'll start with vipir. we'll show you a radar image. not much to see here. well out to the west is a frontal boundary that won't be impacting us any time soon. there are rain showers associated with it and more cool air. we won't deal with that until the middle and end part of the week. we are dry now and things are quiet. temperatures across the region, 43 degrees now in washington, d.c. baltimore is at 36. ocean city, 34. dulles airport, 32. winchester is also at the freezing mark. your day planner for today, a mild day, lots of sunshine. highs today into the low and mid-60s. not bad at all. do enjoy the day. the week gets to have another nice start. >> beautiful. thank you, tony. >> let's check with julie on the roads. >> we've got some major tie-ups out there. we have a live shot from the scene of this accident eastbound on 50 just past 704. this is where we have the overturned box truck on its side and that is what you can get a clear picture of right here. this thing flipped over about an hour ago and it is still on its side. not sure what the contents were of this vehicle if any. traffic coming from the capital beltway headed outbound towards bowie squeezes by using the right shoulder only. if you are coming inbound, your lanes are open. it is eastbound single file to the right using the shoulder. westbound towards the beltway, your lanes are open. we'll take it back inside. on the inner loop traveling between 59 college park and route 1, accident activity here in the service road. that is what is blocking the left lane two of eastbound on 66 approaching nutley street. stalled car in the left lane. 66 out here in the west towards manassas. no problems reported. volume increasing headed towards centreville. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. our big story, a brutal murder at frostburg state university. the school in mourning after a 19-year-old student was stabbed and killed over the weekend. >> let's get the latest from stacy cohan. she is live in the news rome with more. >> reporter: 19-year-old kortneigh mccoy was apparently trying to break up a fight when she was killed. it happened at a house just across from the campus. a senior, shanee liggins is charged in the crime. mccoy grew up in baltimore. she was a physic major and call herself a flower child on her facebook page. her family is devastated. >> very helpful, very caring and very, very sincere. i know that whatever happened, she went in with just the idea of trying to create peace because that is all she was about. >> frostburg is at a sapped still because my daughter has been murdered. not because you did it. >> reporter: friends say mccoy had eventually planned on a career in medicine. liggins is being held without bond in this case. she is originally from waldorf, maryland. back to you. >> thank you. violence on college campuses, a growing concern. >> will thomas spoke with an advocate for victims, angela rose, who was inspired to peek out -- -- to speak out for victims after she was attacked. >> reporter: are you surprised that the accuse is a female. >> this day and age, it is bothenders perpetrating crime. >> a nephew of representative elijah cummings was found murdered. in september, a bowie state student was killed. her roommate is accused. are violent crimes on and near college campuses becoming more common in your opinion? >> i think we are seeing an increase in crime. bats st because of the normalization of violence. you see on tv so many violent crime that are occurring in mainstream media on prime time sitcoms so i think we need to have a conversation with our kids about these things. >> you think there is a correlation between what kids are watching and listening to and their actions. >> absolutely. we do. and we've partnered with security on campus to launch the safe campus strong royces campaign that is i way for college campuses to work together and to also focus on bistander intervention that we have to work together to create a sieve community and if you see something that you have to say something. >> reporter: and pave is a nonproffer its. it also stands for promoting awareness victim empowerment. you travel all over the country promoting this? >> i absolutely do. we see how wide spread these crimes are. so many parents have a false sense of security that their students, their children are going to be safe when unfortunately, statistics show even one in four girls will be sexually assaulted during their time on campus. >> you lead me into my last question here as my time is running out. what do you tell parents who are planning to send their kids off to college or who have them there now. >> we have to engage parents to be a part of the solution to take time to talk to your children about campus crime, anything from what to say, what to do if something like this happens. we have to engage parents to have a conversation with their kids. >> open the lines of communication. we hear that 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him sunny. >> a cute puppy. how many homeless are living on local streets. one group is looking into that this week. bethesda cares will today begin to make a name by name registry of the homeless in parts of montgomery county. they want to find out who has been on the streets the longest and who is in most need of medical care. the nonprofit says the number of homeless in montgomery county has increased 77% in the last three years. halloween comes late for some towns up north. coming up next on fox 5rbg the latest on the power outages continuing to plague parts of cop con. bieber fighting back now. how he plans to respond to one woman's allegations that he fathered her child. hild. and we're taking a live look outside as we head to break near the pentagon. julie will have the latest on your traffic. kind of a bumpy ride so far. we'll check in with her after the break. nine days after the october snowstorm, steps of thousands in connecticut still have no power. the main utility there did not reach its goal to restore power to 99% of its customers. >> some may not get lights back on until wednesday. that includes heat as well. rob are the moses reports from bridgefield, connecticut. >> reporter: march nature made another appearance here but this time she arrived in a much kinder gentler form as nine- year-old lane murder object's halloween costume. lane was one of hundreds of trick or treater who worked door to door on sunday. the town postponed halloween because of last weekend's storm. you still don't have power? >> no. >> what has that been like this week? >> annoying and cold. >> reporter: so just how cold has it been? >> when we visited the murdochs dark home, the thermostat read 45 degrees. >> this is unbelievable. i've never seen anything like it. in florida, we had category four and five hurricanes. i never went this long without power. >> reporter: crews are spread out trying to get the power back o we a these workers from baltimore gas and electric as well as some from con edison. >> we are approaching 60 line crews and 30 tree crews and a multitude of electrician crews that are responsible no doing the individual home hook-ups. but this is day eight and something has to change. >> reporter: those without power could come to ridgefield town hall to recharge electronics and access the internet. stanley kai, a high school junior, got some good introduce while he was there. >> i just got my power back. >> that is as sweet as the candy these trick or treaters got, although a week late. >> it is not natural at all. it is too cold. snow on the ground t doesn't feel right. >> we're like halloween is coming. it was really annoying but we get to have it. >> the damage repairs after an earthquake in oklahoma too. it was centered about 45 miles northeast of oklahoma city. a tower suffered significant damage and parts of a local highway buckled from the quake. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> we know how that feels, i guess. >> strange things going on. >> that, the snowstorm. but today, not so strange. >> today, it will be fine. it will be a very nice day. we are getting off to a chilly start and we've got some fog out there this morning. aside from that, it will be a good day today. let's take a look at your weather headlines. they are not bad. high pressure still dominates. that means quiet, calm conditions and lots of sunshine for us today and for tomorrow as well, i think. we'll finally get some clouds in here on wednesday. temperatures are going to be rising. we were in the upper 50 l s yesterday. we'll make it into the 60s today. and then showers return we think on thursday, possibly as early as wednesday night but it looked like right now for thursday, we'll have some shower activity across the area. let's check out those temperatures. we'll show you where we stand. we are at 43 degrees here in washington. 40 at quantico. annapolis at 44-degree some. cold spots, frederick, maryland, 28 degrees there. 32 at dulles airport. 32 in manassas. 41 in stevensville, maryland. -- annapolis at 44 degrees. lots of 30s and 40s here. cape hatteras, 56 degrees. milder air will be working its way in here. 55 in detroit right now. here is a look at the sentinel satellite-radar. what this does not depict for you is the fog. we do have dense fog to the west of the washington area. so, for example, around the beltway, the american legion bridge, you will encounter some fog, some of the low-lying areas out towards leesburg, places like that. meanwhile, the rest of the area is quiet and, as you can see, we've got plenty of sunshine in store for us for today. the forecast for today is this one. sunny skies, a mild afternoon, 64 degrees for your high. that is a couple of degrees above normal. for tonight, we'll see cool conditions. it will be a quiet night. mostly clear. your overnight low in town, 44 degrees. we'll see lots of folks in the 30s overnight tonight. five-day forecast,ments a pretty decent one. tomorrow, even milder. 67degrees for your high. a few clouds but a good amount of sunshine. a good amount of sunshine for the early part of wednesday. clouds build in. 65, rain showers during the day on thursday and then we cool off as we head towards the end of the week. 52 for your high on friday. that is the latest on the weather. now, here is julie wright with a look at this morning's rush hour traffic. >> i know. monday morning, you're supposed to be stretching, wiping the sleep out of your eyes, still snuggling down in bed and hitting the snooze button. none of that is going to work for you. you need to go. we have accident activity eastbound on route 50 that occurred after 704 involve an overturned box truck. you will find this activity east of 704. the cab of the vehicle has been uprighted but again, it is the body of this box struck that is still overturned on its side. they are hoping to get it upright shortly but traffic coming eastbound on 50 from the beltway headed in towards bowie squeezing by using the right leap only. westbound traffic, all lanes are open. traffic is rub are nexting past the scene but no incidents to report leaving 50 headed outbound towards bowie. single file to the right is all that will squeeze you by. we'll take you back inside. for those traveling 395 north leaving duke street, no problems to report continuing past duke street headed up towards seminary road. eastbound along 66, the lanes are open. no problems to report leaving manassas headed in towards centreville. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. on the recall list this morning, more than 38,000 pontiac g-8 vehicles. the national highway traffic safety administering says the air bag modules for the 2008 and 2009 models might not comply with federal standards for head injury protection. general motors says no complaints, crashes or injuries have been reported related to the issue. it is all part of an effort to go green. howard county executive will unveil the county's first plug- in charging station for hybrid and electric vehicles today. the station is location to the left of the main entrance of the thomas dorsey building in columbia. it is equipped with five 240- volt charge outlets for residents and county employees to use. in the buzz bin, teen sensation justin bieber taking claims that he fathered a child head-on now. he says he will tax a dna test to prove he is not father of the 3-month-old baby and his team of lawyers are going to file a huge lawsuit against the 20-year-old woman making those claims. she says bieber impregnated her back taken after one of his concerts last year. reality star kim arrest dashian few flue -- kim kardashian flew to minnesota to meet up with kris humphries. >> still talking about this. >> yeah, apparently. a tough might for the burgundy and gold. what can the washington redskins do to try to prevent their season from going from bad to ugly. dave ross joins us next. as we head to break right now, this keptian 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[ jerry ] attention shoppers. your groceries are the size of idaho but the interest rate on your checking is small potatoes. earn more at capital one bank. get new high yield free checking. your interest rate will be 5 times the national average. that's huge. and free atms at any bank. free is good. sign up at capital one bank. what's in your wallet? what is he, a clydesdale. time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, tracy snyder. she writes she almost gave up on trying to be fan of the day. she says her love kids to watch the weather with tony perkins. tracy, thank you for up. have a great day. if you would like to be tomorrow's fan of the day, post a comment under tracy's picture. find us on facebook by searching fox 5 morning news. steve? >> all right. thank you very much. time now to play a little monday morning quarterback. dave ross in the house once again and it continues to get more and more challenging to find good things to talk about or at least something different. another ugly one yesterday. >> it was. at least for the first three quarters. you would hope at this point that things would be getting better, even if it doesn't manifest itself in wins an losses, that would see some good signs. i don't know that we have a whole lot to say today, this is something we can hang our hats on, we're going in the right direction with john beck at the helm. i don't know that we are. i know that, after the game, mike shanahan said, i'm going to stick with john beck. this is it. this is what we've got. roy helu to some good things. he had 14 catches in the backfield. that is a franchise record. it was only 6-0 at this point and the very next play, what do they do? alex smith going to go up top and find bruce miller, his first ever touchdown, wide open, 30 yards. at that point when it was 13-0, you thought this game is over. there was no chance that they were going to come back in the second half. just before the half, graham gano, what do you know, 59 yards, another franchise best. great for graham. and he even said of the game, it was like it's really cool but we lost. >> i thought it might energize them going into the second half. >> it was a big lift. i jokingly said i hope he's got four more 60-yarders in him because i couldn't see this offense going up and down the field. there was a touchdown. there is jim harbaugh with a cordial secondhand -- hand headache to mike shanahan. >> i am not optimistic with this at all. one of our wriewters earlier this morning had the glass half all positive talking outlook and said john beck was very respectable let's break it down. you take that last drive away when fran basically gave up and every pass was a dump off. you are looking at 21-37 for 128 and a pick. that is what he has been deal with the rest of the time. passes to wide receivers yesterday, 10 reception for 88 yards. and you've got roy helu because he is getting the dump-off. >> they can't seem to run the ball at all. what is happening with john beck is he is not taking anything down the feel. gaffney said afterwards, i was hope some times and for whatever reason, john is not making that read. that will happen when you have this. he was 20 for 33 against buffalo. you go those are decent numbers. not really because you are not getting anything out of those 33 attempts as you easily pointed out there. there is nothing down the feel. everything is a checkdown. i think we know what is obvious. so does the head coach. >> we've got to get boater on offense. that is the obvious. for an offensive to work, you got to have 11 guys going in the same direction. we have a few different pieces of the puzzle that we are trying to put together. you could see the end results today. i thought defensively we did some good things. we played well enough to win. i thought our playerers played extremely hard. >> he have too many good player on this team, good character, guys that believe. losing like this shouldn't happen and i don't want it to happen any longer. >> you get the idea. >> it is very frustrating to have to get better on offense. if we have time real quick, we have to show some love it our neighbors to the north. >> give a shout out to the ravens. >> you think this game is over when joe flaco gives it. 13 second and he catches the game winner. props to the university of maryland. coming up next hour, jeff bostic is with us. we'll check in with him the rest of the morning. everything else coming up at 6:00. we'll see you then. no, no, i just paid my car insurance bill -- ouch. 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