cold stuff. we have it here. a look to west virginia and ohio and kentucky. you see more in the way of clouds this morning. into the afternoon, thickening up. here s the frosty temperatures. culpepper, cumberland and all freezing or below. god bless you. 52 at noon and the drive home increasing clouds. angie, 6:00 a.m., happy traffic. happy traffic. i wish i could say that. hey, everybody, if you re just waking up with us, throughout montgomery county, traffic lights are not running on the normal traffic patterns because we have a computer glitch wreaking havoc with the system. know more backups than usual throughout montgomery county. moving over to the outer loop, things are slowing down a bit around the university area. overall, no major delays to record at this time. eastern avenue in kennell worth. there s your word, howard, happy to report, no accidents throughout the district. good morning, california. delayed duke over to seminary. 95, northbound still jammed. this
thanks to our judges. thanks to the audience and of course, thanks to you for watching. join us tuesday, 8/7 central as the remaining eight couples will compete all over again. and you will start to vote to keep your favorite couple safe. stay tuned for your local news. i m cat deeley. good night! thank you. thank you, friends many virginia. in virginia. the g.o.p. sweeps virginia. tonight bob mcdonnell easily beats creigh deeds to become the next court and jurier of the commonwealth. i m brian bolter. and i m sean yancy. bob mcdonnell crushing creigh deeds tonight. the republican you can see the results bob mcdonnell winning with 59% to creigh deeds 51%. we re covering every angle tonight. maureen is live at the deeds camp but we begin with tom fitzgerald, live with mcdonnell supporters in richmond where the governor elect spoke moments ago. tom. that s right, sean. they are calling it the clean sweep here tonight at gop headquarters in richmond. that being the re
right now, it s election day and voters will pick a new governor in virginia. both candidates still trying to persuade people to head to polls. teenagers found dead. authorities trying to find out how they died. and mohammed yesterday plans to file an appeal to the highest court in order to stop next week week s prosecution. i am barbara harrison. i am kimberly suitors in for joe krebs. after months of campaigning, december 2009 is here. in the end it will be either creigh deeds or republican, bob mcdonnell. both have already voted in their home district this morning. the polls will remain open until 7:00 tonight, but many virginians alreadyasted their ballots. reporter: the polls opened at 6:00 this morning, and here in falls church we have seen a slow but steady stream of voters coming into the voting place. they will be choosing virginia s next governor. at marshal high school in falls church, there was a line as the polls opened at 6:00 p.a.m. it s early, and
stress their children are facing. and redskins owner dan snyder is apologizing to fans. i m doreen gentzler. i m jim vance. snyder said the skins let everybody down. lindsay is here with more on this. dan snyder was more forth coming this afternoon. he joked the cheers he received at the pep rally were a refreshing change of pace. snyder told me he is embarrassed about the season and when he stepped back from the situation, he sees disappointment. obviously, the 2-5 start to the season can be seen as a mark of insint si that seems to have plagued this franchise. snyder knows how fans feel. he listen to what is said. snyder spoke alongside redskins players at an event held to celebrate the franchise s charitible program to clean up football fields at maryland high schools. to date, we let everyone down including ourselves. we know that. we are apologetic. we ve blown games obviously we think we should have won. i think the playersre still playing hard. we still hope t
tonight some people are simply speechless that she s getting out so soon. barbara bullic ripped teachers off by inflating their dues and pocketing the extra cache. $5million in all. from the washington union president barbara bullic dropped tens of thousands per day in casual shopping. we can t just be run over like this and stolen from. reporter: she and her co- defendants bought expensive clothing, jewelry, china, furniture there and was a wedding reception, season s tickets to sporting events and lots more. how much time do you think she should have gotten in prison? maybe 20 plus. reporter: 2004 barbara bullock was sentenced to nine years in prison but later reduced after she testified against co-defendants again hemhill and james banksster. the only federal prison halfway house for prison in the district. 9news now has learned that barbara bullock was brought here in may from alderson prison. this is where she s living today at the water gate landmark in alexandr