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moisture in kentucky, tennessee. also a grant through a front through the midwest and those will combine to give us a chance of showers on the and the first half of thursday if not in to thursday afternoon. 30 gaithersburg, 32 haymarket, sterling and reston. columbia is 32. again a frosty morning north and west of town. springfield 38. alexandria 39 and national 49. looking at highs in the mid a 0s. maybe near 60. 59 in manassas. it is 4:31. how s the time saver traffic? overall not so bad. we are taking a wide view of the area. notice a lot of green on the screen. right now, we are dealing with a little boo-boo early on. show you the accident on the outer loop. this is near braddock road. it is taking away part of the right shoulderment. watch for construction and also 50 should be clearing by the 5:00 hour. election day 2010 resulted in quite a change in washington. a big one. the voters handed control of the house of representatives to the republicans. randal ....
stay with us for that. good morning. thank you for waking up with us for fox 5 morning news. i m gurvir dhindsa. i m steve chenevey. the folk will have to bundle up this morning. looks like they have their coats on. let s take a look at what is going on out there. here in the district, we are at 39 degrees. 35 at dulles. 35 in baltimore. winchester, virginia, 29. hagerstown, 30. owe someone city, 38 at this hour. satellite-radar showing you mostly clear skies. i had a nice view of the moon on my way in. is it a crescent moon? i thought for it is just like is that a lazy moon? either way, it is very pretty. anyway, moving along. we do have clouds out to the west that will work their way in here eventually. i do think we ll see a good amount of sunshine. our girls favorite book is good night moon. i red that one a thousand times. i bet you did. julie wright, how are the roads look something. busy right now, we do have a portion up in frederick bloc ....
it is cold out there. i wore a coat this morning. we ve been talking about cold tells but when it was 29 degrees at home about cold temperatures but when it was 29 degrees at home, i said it was officially cold. not so bad in washington, d.c. itself where our current temperatures are in the low 40s. let s see the map. we remain at 40 degrees now in washington. 36 at dulles airport. 36 in baltimore. frederick is at 30. winchester, 31. ocean city, lots of the cold air in place. we ve got clear skies, a beautiful view of the moon this morning. that has been partially responsible for allowing whatever heat we had to radiate out. we ll see a lot of sunshine through the course of the day today. the forecast looks like this. mostly sunny skies remaining cool again this afternoon. high right around where it was yesterday, 54 degrees for your high so another very cool day. we ll have more details coming up in just a little bit. thank you. let s check in with julie to g ....
he is fresh off a daily show last night that is not getting good reviews. with his party losing control of congress they say the election will be a referendum on this president and his policies. bret baier with some perspective live from washington the anchor of special report. i said in the tees for the show, five days to go until the midterm elections and the president is meeting with people who helped the chilean miners, what does that tell you? reporter: it is quite something, megyn. wendell goal hrer reported it and called in on our 320 line. i thought maybe it was a joke that it was happening five days from the election. robert gibbs was asked about it a few moments ago at the white house breast cancer briefing. he says it s a good time to highlight or showcase the efforts of those helping, and who were involved. it s a good news story. he was asked, is this also a break from the midterms? and he said, it is some of that as well. frankly, it s off topic, it s ....
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