a few spots in central west virginia a wonderful columbus day under way with a mostly clear sky. we did have one little thunder shower that rolled out early last echblg but that has now dissipated. off to a delightful start. no trouble weatherwise up and down the seaboard. we have a settled weather pattern for today. feeling a little like summertime on columbus day. not a lot of humidity. ll have quite a bit of sunshine. overnight tonight, partly cloudy. by dawn, temperatures down near 60. a small chance of a shower tonight as well on tuesday. and we ll have afternoon highs tomorrow with more clouds. should be cooler. highs around 80 degrees. on wednesday, should be partly sunnand cooler. morning lows 50s. afternoon highs into the upper 60s. a developing storm system will likely give us rain. looks like a cloudy day. afternoon highs climbing into the low 60s. that s the wayt looks for the week ahead. we ll look at the extended outlook in just a few minutes. how is it looking
it s monday, october 11th, 2010. and here s a look at the city as the sun prepas to rise. is it going to be as nice as it was over the weekend? glory days. great weekend. spectacular. by popular demand, we will keep it going. yeah. even actually a little warmer than it was over the weekend. right off off to a pleasant start for those of you who do have work and school today. off to a travel day that no travel problems weatherwise. near 60 in montgomery, arlington, fairfax. low 60s in washington and near the bay. eastern shore, low to mid-60s. maryland and west virginia in the 50s to a few spots in western maryland, west virginia, near 50. no travel problems weatherwise. afternoon highs. it will feel like summer for a brief time. low humidity, though. cooler weather tomorrow. small chance of a shower. much cooler wednesday and thursday. rain likely thursday. jerry, how is the traffic? lighte than normal this morning as we get under y. of course it being a federal holid
new tonight a cyber bullying crisis affecting children across the country. the recent suicide of a rutgers university student put the issue in the national spotlight. tonight a new rasmussen poll is shedding light on this trend. it shows most americans see bullying as a bigger problem today than in the past. but 50% say the parents, 39% say the schools and 5% say the police should be responsible for the problem. fox 5 s roby chavez with more. reporter: at the duplex diner in adams morgan there is no ordinary happy hour crowd. we re all very fortunate i think to have made it. a lot of gay teens don t. reporter: those concerned about teen gay suicide used a few tweets to gather a proud and raised money for the trevor project. if they can just make it, things will get better. reporter: many here came with messages for young gay people. there are bullies all throughout our homes and our communities. there are political bullies. there are those who feel gay people sh
his 2002 lexus suv. tonight police and several canine units are scouring the wooded area around the yun home. perhaps the suspect was lurking there before the attack and left something. the dogs searched going back and forth throughout that area. it is not known if they hit on anything. also the remains there remains a strong police presence at that home tonight with several marked and unmarked cars. the road was blocked with yellow tape, police preventing anyone who did not live there from coming through. this murder is of very high concern to many in the korean community. there have been several similar attacks in the last few years. none so far have been linked, but many worry. last year we even have the same murder case in annandale. this is the second year, people have a few yet. that s why we re especially concerned about this case. i know already there are a lot of fairfax and prince gorges county has a problem with robberies in the daytime prince george s coun
and that s sad. reporter: for republans like would be speaker john boehr, that is the bottom line going into the mid-term. without the jobs our economy should be creating but isn t creating because of the policy that s are coming out of washington. reporter: unemployment, still the underlying issue and one of the last major economic number before voters weigh in in three week. and many economists predict the latest job numbers lee the fed little choice but to pump more mey into the econy with another round of public and private bond buying when the central bank meets next month. nbcnews, washington. the expectation that the fed will step in led to a surge on wall street. the dow jones industrial average closed above 11,000 for the first time in five months. the dow jumped more than 57 points to close the day at 11,006. the nasd gained 18 points. the s&p 500 rose 7 appoints to close at 65. the nation s largest bank is halting sale of foreclosed homes in all 50 stat