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Annual awards by MycoKeys for Most cited articles and Most active editors
In continuation of one of our favourite journal traditions, we are happy to announce the recipients of the annual awards for most cited articles and most active editors. With this, we invite the MycoKeys community to celebrate its members' impressive contributions to the creation and dissemination of high-quality scholarly research.
This year, in order to support and encourage remarkable science going public, we are giving out vouchers for a free publication in MycoKeys to the three lead authors of the best cited papers published in 2019 and the three editors in 2021.
Congrats and special 'Thank you!' goes to the authors*:
Zhi-Yuan Zhang for "Phylogeny and taxonomy of three new Ctenomyces (Arthrodermataceae, Onygenales) species from China" (31 citations)
Ángel Pintos for "Six new species of Arthrinium from Europe and notes about A-caricicola and other species found in Carex spp. hosts" (27 citations)
Ying-Ming Li for "Diversity of Moesziomyces (Ustilaginales, Ustilaginomycotina) on Echinochloa and Leersia (Poaceae)" (26 citations)
and the editors**:
R. Henrik Nilsson (11 edited manuscripts in 2021)
María P. Martín (11 edited manuscripts in 2021)
Cecile Gueidan (6 edited manuscripts in 2021)
Thank you all for being part of the MycoKeys family: we deeply appreciate the individual contributions of every one of you: as readers, authors, editors and reviewers!
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*In case the third place is shared by multiple papers, we're awarding the most recently published one in recognition of its addressing a particularly 'hot' topic in mycology.
**If multiple editors share the third place in the ranking, the award is given to the one with the highest all-time record at MycoKeys.


US Weekly report this week that Gavin Rossdale and Elin Nordegren went on a first date! Elin, is a former Swedish-American model and nanny; also the ex-wife of professional golfer Tiger Woods.
Angelina Jolie Hired Private Investigator to Uncover Brad Pitt's Affair With Marion Cotillard and Russian Hookers!
FYI: Gwen Stefani caught Gavin cheating on her with a nanny and that's why they got divorced and Elin was once a nanny!
US Weekly report that Gavin and Elin were setup by mutual friends. Let us know: do you think Gavin has a thing for nannies?


Jaimsyne Blakely is a gifted visionary intuitive and consultant who has the ability to read the future and advise you on important decisions that will powerfully and permanently improve your personal and professional life. She is blessed with being able to sense the situation around you and guide you toward, as she enthusiastically calls it, "igniting your intelligent operating system" (IOS), to get unstuck and move forward.
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Christian Sandström, född 29 oktober 1972 i Vasa, är en finlandssvensk skådespelare bosatt i Helsingfors som har medverkat i film, tv-serier och på teaterscenen.

Filmografi

Tali-Ihantala (långfilm) 2007 Joku Kaltaiseni (tv-serie) 2008
Sanansaattaja (långfilm) 2007 Pelkkää lihaa (tv-serie) 2007
Die Frau vom Checkpoint Charlie (tv-serie) 2007 Saippuaprinssi (långfilm) 2006
Hemligheten (långfilm) 2005 5.14 (kortfilm) 2005
Framom främsta linjen (långfilm) 2004 Sibelius (långfilm) 2003
Vaarallista kokea (tv-serie) 2003 Utbrytarkungen (långfilm) 2002
Tie Eedeniin (tv-serie) 2002 Hotel Seger (tv-serie) 2001
Förhöret (kortfilm) 2001 Balto 2 (tecknad) 2001
Santa Claus (tecknad) 2001 Småstadsberättelser (tv-serie) 1993

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Indian Students Appeal To UK PM In Historic English Test Visa Row
TOEIC is a compulsory requirement in some student visa cases (Representational)
Several Indian students are among over 200 overseas student signatories of a letter delivered to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street in London on Thursday, seeking justice in the wake of being accused of cheating in a compulsory English language test six years ago.
The scandal, believed to have impacted around 34,000 international students, relates to the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC), a compulsory requirement in some student visa cases.
Many of the students caught up in the row are Indian and have consistently maintained their innocence and have been lobbying the government for a chance to prove their innocence.
"We were innocent but our visas were refused or revoked and the government gave us no way to defend ourselves. Our futures were destroyed and we were left to fight a years-long legal battle costing each of us tens of thousands of pounds," reads the letter.
"We write to you because it is within your power to right this wrong, to put an end to our detention, deportation and humiliation. Allow us to prove our innocence by establishing a free and transparent scheme – independent of the Home Office – through which we can get our cases to be reviewed and clear our names," they wrote in a direct appeal to Johnson.
The group has been supported in its long-running campaign by Migrant Voice activists and several parliamentarians including Labour Party MP Stephen Timms, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on TOEIC. In the letter to the UK PM this week, they also sought to highlight how their plight has been magnified during the coronavirus pandemic.
"The coronavirus pandemic has made our situation even worse. Our support networks have collapsed, the charities we rely on have been closed, our friends and families are unable to help as they are struggling themselves. We are terrified of catching the virus and being hospitalised, or dying with a black mark still against our names. This is not the future we wanted or worked for," they write.
Several reports over the years, including by the UK's National Audit Office and House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC), have flagged "flawed" evidence used by the Home Office against the affected students and raised serious doubts over the decision to revoke or refuse tens of thousands of visas.
"These students have been living a nightmare for six years. Stripped of their rights and their futures destroyed, many are destitute and suffering severe mental health problems. There is a mountain of evidence that proves they are victims of a mammoth injustice – and the government can ignore this no longer," said Nazek Ramadan, Director of Migrant Voice.
The issue dates back to February 2014, when BBC's 'Panorama' investigation uncovered evidence of organised cheating in two English language test centres run on behalf of the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
This included providing English-speakers to take speaking tests instead of the real candidates and staff reading out multiple choice answers for other tests. The UK Home Office responded vigorously, investigating colleges, test centres and students and cancelled thousands of visas in the wake of the expose.
It has maintained that the courts "consistently" found that the evidence it had at the time was sufficient to take action and that the 2014 investigation into the abuse of English language testing revealed "systemic cheating".
Last year, the influential PAC parliamentary body had issued a harsh rebuke of the government's reaction to the scandal.
"The Home Office's pace of response to the issue of cheating has either been 'full throttle' or 'too slow', with no middle ground. It has been quick to act on imperfect evidence, but slow in responding to indications that innocent people may have been caught up in its actions," noted the report titled 'English Language Tests: A Systemic Failure Affecting Thousands'.
"We are staggered that the Department thinks it is acceptable to have so little regard for the impact its actions might have on innocent people," it said.
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Bahia del Sol: First Impressions
We are enjoying our stay in Bahia del Sol. Intermezzo is anchored in pretty, calm estuary and we have had nice cooling breezes in the afternoons. It is a very relaxing place.
We have been using the facilities of the small hotel across from us on the other side of the estuary, its pool, bar, restaurant and Internet access. As members of their "Cruisers Club", we get all this for $14 per week, which also entitles us to $1 beers and 30% off our restaurant bills. I am drinking more beer than I should. I have plonked myself down in the air conditioned lobby for the past couple of afternoons to get my income taxes done and filed online. I have appreciated the air conditioning for this activity.
There is a very sociable small group of American and Canadian retiree residents here who do a lot to help visiting yachts and make us feel welcome. The have provided a lot of helpful advice on the local area, resources for boat work and for taking inland trips. We have been invited to a weekly Sunday afternoon potluck gathering at a couple's home, although the freshly killed chicken that was supposed to be delivered to Intermezzo this morning that we plan on bringing with us is over two hours late. Maybe the chicken didn't cooperate, ran really fast and got away. I hope so for its sake, but it leaves us no luck to contribute to the pot.
Yesterday we took the dinghy a few miles up the estuary to visit with Willy, the mechanic referred to us by "Eric from Guatamala". Willy is a very nice Cuban who manages a small sport fishing lodge and marina owned by a guy in Delaware with a big Diesel engine/boat business. Willy thinks he can get us parts for the saildrives and engine within a week or so. He and his mechanic seem Jorge seem pretty experienced, have a nice little repair shop at the lodge, are used to doing work on boats while beached on a nearby sandbar during low tide and the boss in Delaware sounds like a very knowledgeable guy to draw on for support. I gave Willy the list of spare parts I'd like to get, plus the 1,000 hour engine maintenance schedule so that he can contact his boss and see what we can get, when. Further research indicates that there isn't a haul out facility until Quepo in Costa Rica. It will be much cheaper to get the work done here than there, so I'm hopeful that Willy can pull through
for us. If we have to wait more than a week for the parts, we might venture out to explore some nearby inland sights for a few days.
After a visiting Willy, we took the dinghy a bit further up to the small village of Heradura. El Salvador is statistically a much poorer country than Mexico and what I observed in Heradura confirms that. We're only an hour and a half from San Salvador, the nation's capital and largest city, in the most populated region of the country, but Heradura has less physical and social infrastructure than some of the most remote villages we visited in Mexico. Interestingly, a relatively high proportion of El Salvadoran's have lived in the U.S., so even in this tiny village in the mangroves, we met Jose, who speaks great English and lived in Herndon, Virginia for many years. His son and daughter both still live there, after both graduated from the University of Virginia. We walked up and down the one-road village, visited the municipal market, picked up some groceries and then had lunch at a local waterside restaurant. My Spanish isn't good enough to understand the details, but Miller
beer (the premium brew here- ugh) was running a promotion and the promoter, even though I didn't take him up on his special price for six beers, asked me to pose with two young pretty beer models dressed in lime green mini-dresses for publicity photographs. I imagine the caption will read something like, "See, even if you are a badly dressed greying gringo, if you drink Miller beer, the muchachas will like you." I'm thinking, now that the Dos Equis' "World's Most Interesting Man" has been retired, perhaps I might become Miller El Salvador's even more interesting mature male beer spokesmodel.
We have a good conversation starter in this country, as Renee's late father was El Salvadoran and briefly served as president of El Salvador's central bank. She has some old currency with her dad's signature on the front, a very unique piece of family memorabilia. Part of her interest in traveling inland is to see more of the country her father came from, but of which she knows very little about.
Well, we just found out that our chicken did meet it's unfortunate end and will now be delivered directly to potluck venue, rather than the boat. Sorry, chicken. So we're off to socialize with the expats and fellow cruisers for the afternoon.
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Noticias Univision Washington : WFDC : October 1, 2012 6:00am-6:30am EDT
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washington le invita al primer festival latino de leesburg, la cita es este domingo 30 de septiembre desde las doce del mediodía hasta las seis de la tarde... una excelente oportunidad de degustar comida típica latinoamericana, música en vivo, y además recibir asesoría en asuntos de inmigración y exámenes de la vista, la presión y el colesterol... el primer festival latino de leesburg es totalmente gratuito y abierto al público, recuerde que será este domingo a partir del mediodía en el douglass community center 405 e market street, leesburg, virginia... y recuerde que esta noche un grande de la musica ranchera amigos disfruten el fin de semana, y para despedir el segmento les presento a un talento local que tiene tan solo cinco aÑos... tiene cinco años, se llama paula maría, su mamá es mexicana y papá es el ocurrente payaso peruano chupetín... a su corta edad paula maría no conoce de miedo escénico pues ha cantado frente a miles de personas...y razones... su repertorio es amplio y prefiere la música ranchera... y como toda potencial celebridad sígala en facebook
washington le invita al primer festival latino de leesburg, la cita es este domingo 30 de septiembre desde las doce del mediodía hasta las seis de la tarde... una excelente oportunidad de degustar comida típica latinoamericana, música en vivo, y además recibir asesoría en asuntos de inmigración y exámenes de la vista, la presión y el colesterol... el primer festival latino de leesburg es totalmente gratuito y abierto al público, recuerde que será este domingo a partir del mediodía en...
9News Now at 6pm : WUSA : October 29, 2012 6:00pm-6:30pm EDT
Oct 29, 2012 10/12
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so leesburg, you're critical now through 2 p.m. tomorrow, winds gust to 70 miles per hour. frederick winds to gust to 75 miles per hour. you are critical now until 2 p.m. tomorrow as well. fairfax, the district, well, up to 70 miles per hour. i think just below hurricane force winds and it's critical between now and 2 p.m. la plata, 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts looking more and more likely 4 to 8 inches of rain. you go farther south and you'll find anywhere from 6 to 10 inches of rain through st. mary's county and also calvert county. annapolis will have hurricane force wind, critical now between now and about 2 p.m. tomorrow, rainfall amounts 10 inches. stay away from windows. go to interior rooms. sleep on a lower level, if you can. if you're an apartment building, just stay away from the windows. highest wind 40 to 75 miles per hour, critical time now through 2 p.m. and again sandy essentially made landfall across southern jersey between cape may and ocean city, new jersey. she'll continue her west, northwest trek over the nighttime hours as our winds increase. >> thank y
so leesburg, you're critical now through 2 p.m. tomorrow, winds gust to 70 miles per hour. frederick winds to gust to 75 miles per hour. you are critical now until 2 p.m. tomorrow as well. fairfax, the district, well, up to 70 miles per hour. i think just below hurricane force winds and it's critical between now and 2 p.m. la plata, 70 mile-per-hour wind gusts looking more and more likely 4 to 8 inches of rain. you go farther south and you'll find anywhere from 6 to 10 inches of rain through...
Fox 5 Morning News at 425am : WTTG : October 18, 2012 4:25am-5:00am EDT
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on stage in leesburg, virginia, comedian dennis miller kicked things off with a joke at the expense of the vice president. >> i said what is with this coffee, it is so old and bitter. she said oh, that's just joe being joe. >> reporter: but miller was just the warm-up act. the head liner was the republican nominee. >> there is a north virginia welcome. thank you, virginia. >> reporter: on the heels of the second presidential debate, mitt romney moved to tamp down reviews of an improved performance. >> i think it is interesting that the president still hasn't found an agenda for a second term. >> reporter: romney also criticized the president over possible cuts to the budget. >> unlike cutting this, i would have said maintain our military strength because america's military must be second to none and so strong no one would ever test us. >> reporter: romney has been a familiar face here in virginia. he has made frequent trips here ever since locking up the nomination. romney campaign stills say even with 20 of those days left, many of those days will be spent mere in the commonwealth. ro
on stage in leesburg, virginia, comedian dennis miller kicked things off with a joke at the expense of the vice president. >> i said what is with this coffee, it is so old and bitter. she said oh, that's just joe being joe. >> reporter: but miller was just the warm-up act. the head liner was the republican nominee. >> there is a north virginia welcome. thank you, virginia. >> reporter: on the heels of the second presidential debate, mitt romney moved to tamp down reviews...
9News Now Tonight : WUSA : October 24, 2012 7:00pm-7:30pm EDT
front lawn and we mean that literally. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in leesburg where the political climate has heated up literally where one resident had her sign burned to the ground. >> it was a little scary. >> reporter: a drive stopped to tell the stephens their yard sign was on fire -- a driver stopped to tell the stevens their yard sign was on fire. >> monday morning there was a huge fireball in my front yard. there was a knock on the door. >> reporter: the stevens are romney supporters. she took a few snapshots of what was left of their 4 by 8- foot romney sign in their front yard. >> there's political signs up and down the street. it is disheartening and sad that somebody would choose to do this. shame on them. freedom of speech, what's wrong with them? >> reporter: this is a friendly leesburg street where neighbors have differing views both democratic and republican signs put up. sure, a few spines have been stolen, but -- signs have been stolen, but never have they heard of one burning down. >> she has strong political beliefs. she's a good friend and definitely has the r
front lawn and we mean that literally. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in leesburg where the political climate has heated up literally where one resident had her sign burned to the ground. >> it was a little scary. >> reporter: a drive stopped to tell the stephens their yard sign was on fire -- a driver stopped to tell the stevens their yard sign was on fire. >> monday morning there was a huge fireball in my front yard. there was a knock on the door. >> reporter: the...
News4 at 11 : WRC : October 24, 2012 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
. >> scary scene for a political supporter in leesburg. libbey steven's dogs woke her up at about 2:00 in the morning. she called police and said she believes somebody set the fire intentionally. >> it's one thing to spray paint a sign or slash it or steal it. it's another to set it on fire. that's wrong. >> the romney campaign office went out today to replace the burn sign. steven's neighbor, state senator and a democrat, stopped by this afternoon to offer steven's support. >> up next, new pictures from the scene of a deadly shark attack in southern california. >> d.c. making millions of dollars from the speed chemist. tonight, we'll tell you about the one spot that's notorious for generating tickets. >> and getting in the high school wean spirit, s. >>> somewhere out there tonight are two pit bulls that attacked a woman in northeast washington. it is the second attack on a person in that area in the last month. the woman was cornered by the pit bulls while walking her dogs near 15th and "d" street yesterday. a business owner helped chase
. >> scary scene for a political supporter in leesburg. libbey steven's dogs woke her up at about 2:00 in the morning. she called police and said she believes somebody set the fire intentionally. >> it's one thing to spray paint a sign or slash it or steal it. it's another to set it on fire. that's wrong. >> the romney campaign office went out today to replace the burn sign. steven's neighbor, state senator and a democrat, stopped by this afternoon to offer steven's support....
. >>> signs that the political climate is on fire, well, one leesburg couple found their romney sign actually burning in their front yard. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in leesburg where the political climate has heated up literally where one resident had her sign burned to ground. >> it was a little scary. >> reporter: a driver stopped to tell the stevens their yard sign was on fire. >> monday morning there was a knock on the the door. there was a huge fire -- knock at the door. there was a huge fireball in my front yard. >> reporter: the stevens are romney supporters. she took a few snapshots of what was left of their 4 by 8 romney sign in their front yard. >> it is very disheartening and sad that somebody would choose to do this. shame on them, you know. freedom of speech. what's wrong with them? >> reporter: this is a friendly leesburg street where neighbors have differing views both democratic and republican signs up. sufew re, a gns have been stolen but never have they heard of one burning down. >> she has strong political beliefs and she's a good friend and she definitely has t
. >>> signs that the political climate is on fire, well, one leesburg couple found their romney sign actually burning in their front yard. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in leesburg where the political climate has heated up literally where one resident had her sign burned to ground. >> it was a little scary. >> reporter: a driver stopped to tell the stevens their yard sign was on fire. >> monday morning there was a knock on the the door. there was a huge fire --...
ABC 7 News at 500 : WJLA : October 24, 2012 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
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we are reporting live from leesburg. >> election is almost here. time now to look at the day's other stories. another republican candidate has made a controversial comments regarding abortion and rape victims. when a woman becomes pregnant during a rape, that is something god intended. mitt romney has disavowed the comment, but stands by his endorsement. >> and montgomery school bus hit a cyclist. we captured this video. the cyclist was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the bus driver had minor injuries and the students were on board -- were hurt. >> the district has installed 10 blocks of bike lanes on l street. it also gets rid of 150 parking spaces. >> everyone along the east coast is keeping an eye on hurricane sandy. i talked to diane sawyer about that story. >> great to see you, as always. we start with a hurricane sandy. >> we will tell you what we have tonight at this hour. we are getting pictures in from the caribbean tonight. sam will be here with the very latest on whether this is going to slam into the east coast an
we are reporting live from leesburg. >> election is almost here. time now to look at the day's other stories. another republican candidate has made a controversial comments regarding abortion and rape victims. when a woman becomes pregnant during a rape, that is something god intended. mitt romney has disavowed the comment, but stands by his endorsement. >> and montgomery school bus hit a cyclist. we captured this video. the cyclist was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening...
he will address a crowd in leesburg. we have more from scott on what to expect tonight. >> the candidates coming to virginia. this is in leesburg and is filling up pretty quickly here. it's interesting if you look at how this plays out. it seems like they always come to virginia, one of the major swing states, after the major events on this roller coaster ride. i was reason video as the people were coming in. this is a different type of crowd. there is a new enthusiasm among romney supporters. all numbers is showing romney up and ever since the october calendar, it has turned the tide had in that particular poll and we spoke to people about why it is they believe things have changed and here's what they had to say. >> until the debate started, i was concerned. now that we are getting to hear hear the momentum is swinging. we are hearing real issues getting undressed and we're seeing the candidates address themselves as people. >> i'm very excited. i'm feeling hopeful that it's going to be a successful campaign. >> you fe
he will address a crowd in leesburg. we have more from scott on what to expect tonight. >> the candidates coming to virginia. this is in leesburg and is filling up pretty quickly here. it's interesting if you look at how this plays out. it seems like they always come to virginia, one of the major swing states, after the major events on this roller coaster ride. i was reason video as the people were coming in. this is a different type of crowd. there is a new enthusiasm among romney...
News 4 at 5 : WRC : October 2, 2012 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
and gaithersburg, two miles, winchester and leesburg. dropping tomorrow morning, under a half mile and probably down to zero mile visibility. a lot of locations down to our south and west. some of the areas that had the heaviest rain. today leesburg and even up north around montgomery county and frederick. your temperature in the upper 60s, low 70s. take a look tomorrow morning. upper 60s to around 70. so not going to drop much more from where we are right now. again, we're going to see that rain end in maybe one or two lonesome showers, wrapping up around midnight. we've got the system that will be pushing through for tomorrow. we're still going to be unsettled. we'll have a mixture of clouds and sunshine. once we do get that sun and the fog lifting, the clouds rotating through our area. a warm one for tomorrow. we'll get to about 80 to 85 degrees throughout the area. it will be one of those late summer, early fog days. that next system, cold behind it. wait until you see the temperatures. they'll be dropping off the second half of the
and gaithersburg, two miles, winchester and leesburg. dropping tomorrow morning, under a half mile and probably down to zero mile visibility. a lot of locations down to our south and west. some of the areas that had the heaviest rain. today leesburg and even up north around montgomery county and frederick. your temperature in the upper 60s, low 70s. take a look tomorrow morning. upper 60s to around 70. so not going to drop much more from where we are right now. again, we're going to see that...
i think they will after midnight, still gusting to 17 miles per hour in leesburg and gaithersburg and a 30 mile-per- hour wind gust last hour at national. cover your plants. dress for the 40s and 50s tonight. pretty nice. breezy and warmer on sunday and warm, a little unsettled monday, but with temps in the 70s i think we can dance around the few showers. for tonight clear, colder, frost or freeze possible. winds diminish, lows 30 to 42. we had to open up that range of temperatures. we're looking at 30 or 31 in gaithersburg, 32 in rockville, 33 in college park and 34 in bowie. 31 in reston and sterling and 30 in leesburg and manassas, right around 31 or 32 in fairfax. definitely the coldest night of the season and again the frost advisories expand a bit now to include the district and prince george's county, freeze warnings in effect north and west of town. so tomorrow morning sunny with a cold or frosty start. if you folks in southern maryland, charles county and st. mary's county, don't have to worry about anything tonight, chilly start 30s and 40s, winds easterly at 10. by afternoo
i think they will after midnight, still gusting to 17 miles per hour in leesburg and gaithersburg and a 30 mile-per- hour wind gust last hour at national. cover your plants. dress for the 40s and 50s tonight. pretty nice. breezy and warmer on sunday and warm, a little unsettled monday, but with temps in the 70s i think we can dance around the few showers. for tonight clear, colder, frost or freeze possible. winds diminish, lows 30 to 42. we had to open up that range of temperatures. we're...
down to 46 in frederick, 48 in leesburg. 57 down towards fredericksburg. temperatures will be a little bit warmer tomorrow morning than they were earlier this morning. but you still may need the jacket as you step out. no rain to talk about for least the next 12-18 hours. and then we'll see some things change. a big storm system, and i mean a big storm system. this one goes from canada all the way down towards the gufl f of mexico. line of severe storms all the way down towards the gulf. even a few tornadoes reported from this line. and it is going to move our way. the good news for us? we're not going to see the severity that they saw out to the west. but we'll still have a chance for some severe weather here. we saw plenty of sunshine as high pressure is still dominating. tomorrow, i think we get nice and warm with temperatures into the 70s in most locations. that cold front will move through fairly slowly tomorrow evening. notice around 5:00, we're on the dry side. it will move through and move out of here by friday. friday, looking warm, too. with part
down to 46 in frederick, 48 in leesburg. 57 down towards fredericksburg. temperatures will be a little bit warmer tomorrow morning than they were earlier this morning. but you still may need the jacket as you step out. no rain to talk about for least the next 12-18 hours. and then we'll see some things change. a big storm system, and i mean a big storm system. this one goes from canada all the way down towards the gufl f of mexico. line of severe storms all the way down towards the gulf. even a...
Good Morning Washington at 600 : WJLA : October 9, 2012 6:00am-7:00am EDT
in the 40's now. 44 in bethesda and leesburg, 44 in woodbrige. 47 in bowie. we will make it into the upper 50's this afternoon with mostly cloudy conditions. a few sunny breaks in the afternoon will boost temperatures in the low 60's for a few lucky locations. that will be the exception. a big improvement tomorrow. the nationals game three, partly cloudy, 70 degrees, where we should be for this time of year. now tarantula. >> dealing with a road closure. marc trains and amtrak dealing with a power outage. not having any service. trains are suspended the north of the airport. little river turnpike inside the beltway on annandale road is the closure. police directing traffic. a lot of delays with this closure. and an accident on northbound 395 after the pentagon mixing bowl. it's been out. some onlooker delays and an emergency response vehicles as well. back to you. >> thank you. 6:13, 46 degrees. the latest numbers on the growing meningitis outbreak. >> and the nationals home to shake off their loss to the cardinals in game two alexis douglas: i can remember w
in the 40's now. 44 in bethesda and leesburg, 44 in woodbrige. 47 in bowie. we will make it into the upper 50's this afternoon with mostly cloudy conditions. a few sunny breaks in the afternoon will boost temperatures in the low 60's for a few lucky locations. that will be the exception. a big improvement tomorrow. the nationals game three, partly cloudy, 70 degrees, where we should be for this time of year. now tarantula. >> dealing with a road closure. marc trains and amtrak dealing...
leesburg wind impact up to 45 miles per hour and critical times through 2 p.m. tomorrow, 3 to 6 inches of rain. you already had about 4 1/2. frederick, maryland, 45 to 75 mile-per-hour winds, mainly talking about gusts, although we'll see sustained winds of 40, 50 and 60 miles per hour for a time. rainfall amount 3 to 6 inches. you've almost received that already. fairfax and the district 45 to 75 miles per hour 6 p.m. tonight till 2 p.m. tomorrow, rainfall amount 3 to 7 inches of rain. la plata, at least 65 miles per hour, perhaps to 70. i think you may just miss hurricane force winds. we're kind of slicing hairs here, 4 to 8 inches of rain critical through 2 p.m. tomorrow. annapolis 50 to 75 miles per hour that. might be blow. you could actually see an 80 mile-per-hour wind gust critical now through 2 p.m., critical now through 5 p.m., localized 5 inches. there's another band of rain that's hammering the delmarva now. it will cross the bay and move into the immediate metro area. look at the heavy rain back to the west through winchester and hagerstown, a lot o
leesburg wind impact up to 45 miles per hour and critical times through 2 p.m. tomorrow, 3 to 6 inches of rain. you already had about 4 1/2. frederick, maryland, 45 to 75 mile-per-hour winds, mainly talking about gusts, although we'll see sustained winds of 40, 50 and 60 miles per hour for a time. rainfall amount 3 to 6 inches. you've almost received that already. fairfax and the district 45 to 75 miles per hour 6 p.m. tonight till 2 p.m. tomorrow, rainfall amount 3 to 7 inches of rain. la...
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. >> the first lady stopped in leesburg virginia. a woman in the audience fainted. >> are we could right there? we got somebody down right here. we're coming. help is on the way. [applause] here is the trick stand up -- you gotta bend those knees. >> the woman turned out to be ok. mrs. obama was able to continue his speech. consumer news -- the airbag in your car may be a counterfeit. >> there is a massive recall from taiba. -- toyota. >> we have toyota recalling nearly 2.5 million vehicles in the u.s. and 7 million globally. because of problems of the master power windows which in more than 12 models that includes tundras and rav 4s that could result in smoke or even fire. thousands knock off airbags -- that edo not inflate properly. more information will be posted on safer car/r.gov. there is a virus teens may soon try to catch because it sure as bad acne. more on that coming later. back to you. >> 4:37 is the time. 55 degrees. >> the upcoming presidential inauguration falls on a holiday. but he might not get a break on metro >> we
. >> the first lady stopped in leesburg virginia. a woman in the audience fainted. >> are we could right there? we got somebody down right here. we're coming. help is on the way. [applause] here is the trick stand up -- you gotta bend those knees. >> the woman turned out to be ok. mrs. obama was able to continue his speech. consumer news -- the airbag in your car may be a counterfeit. >> there is a massive recall from taiba. -- toyota. >> we have toyota recalling...
in germantown, 49. 53 degrees in leesburg. as we look at your express forecast, mostly sunny skies and 52 at 9:00. noon, sunny and 62. 66 by 5:00 with mostly sunny skies. high temperature of 67, slightly average for this time of year. much of the rest of the week looks great. wednesday through friday, highs in the 70's. rain will beof friday.rsday into not much to complain about. that's the latest. let's check on traffic with angela. >> not much to complain about on the roads either. k streak incident has cleared. are reopened under washington street northwest. no major trouble spots. 395 and the 14th street bridge, folks heading into the district, early delays on 395. volume increasing on 95 starting around stafford. slowing off and on between 630 610. no reported troubles in maryland on the b-w parkway. looks good around the beltway. 0, on the brakes briefly 121.en 70 and moving at posted speed through germantown and bethesda. back to you. >> thank you. 5:40 is the time. correct new details in the meningitis outbreak. new de
in germantown, 49. 53 degrees in leesburg. as we look at your express forecast, mostly sunny skies and 52 at 9:00. noon, sunny and 62. 66 by 5:00 with mostly sunny skies. high temperature of 67, slightly average for this time of year. much of the rest of the week looks great. wednesday through friday, highs in the 70's. rain will beof friday.rsday into not much to complain about. that's the latest. let's check on traffic with angela. >> not much to complain about on the roads either. k...
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we have a crew headed to leesburg right now. as soon as we get more information, we will update you later in the newscast. back to you. >> thank you. we want to check in with jacqui jeras. all the talk about storms on the horizon. >> as it should be. our concern is tightening with time, unfortunately. we will have an impact from sandy. just how bad is the question. my thinking is it will go up to our north and we will see some rain and wind and minor effects but we still need to be prepared. we have clouds and fog to start this morning. visibility is down to about two miles in fredericksburg. to 0.5 miles in quantico. 5 miles in gaithersburg, six in the seat that will go down a little in the next couple hours. 63 at reagan national, 62 at dulles. it is a warm start. mostly cloudy and 68 by noon with some breaks of sunshine late in the day around 70 degrees. two days before the big changes. that in a few minutes. first, let's check on trafficked. >> good morning. you mentioned poor visibility. allow a little extra time on the roa
we have a crew headed to leesburg right now. as soon as we get more information, we will update you later in the newscast. back to you. >> thank you. we want to check in with jacqui jeras. all the talk about storms on the horizon. >> as it should be. our concern is tightening with time, unfortunately. we will have an impact from sandy. just how bad is the question. my thinking is it will go up to our north and we will see some rain and wind and minor effects but we still need to be...
and at leesburg pike, two left lanes closed. in montgomery county on the beltway, 190, looking good. all through montgomery county looking good. clearing an overnight work zone at university boulevard. >> a suicide car bomber blew up his vehicle near the gate of a u.s.-afghan combat outpost in eastern afghanistan. and afgh troops were injured mostly by falling debris. the taliban claimed responsibility. nato says the outpost was secured shortly after the blast. political experts and the public weighing in on last night's second debate between obama and romney. >> 46% of debate watchers said the president was the winner. there's a seven point margin of error. the debate had its share of humor and heated moments. >> 45 seconds into his first answer, the president went after his opponent. >> governor romney said we should lead detroit go bankrupt. >> the president took detroit and chrysler bankrupt. >> so you actually did. >> that's the way it was much of the night. >> have you looked at your pension? >> i don't look at my pension.
and at leesburg pike, two left lanes closed. in montgomery county on the beltway, 190, looking good. all through montgomery county looking good. clearing an overnight work zone at university boulevard. >> a suicide car bomber blew up his vehicle near the gate of a u.s.-afghan combat outpost in eastern afghanistan. and afgh troops were injured mostly by falling debris. the taliban claimed responsibility. nato says the outpost was secured shortly after the blast. political experts and the...
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she was in leesburg last night. today her schedule includes two events in colorado. >>> today the supreme court is taking up the hot button issue of affirmative action in college admissions. justices are hearing arguments involving a university of texas program that uses race in selecting about a quarter of its incoming class. opponents say the university's practicing illegal discrimination by considering race at all. a texas student filed suit against the school after claiming she was denied admission in 2008 because she's white. the high court's decision could establish new limits on affirmative action programs at universities, or it could roll it back entirely. the ruling isn't expected until next year. >>> the affirmative action case has been the talk around town today. joining us is whur's molette green. welcome back. >> it's good to be here. >> your listeners are watching the case very closely. what are they saying and what are their concerns? >> whor has spent a lot of time discussing this issue leading up to
she was in leesburg last night. today her schedule includes two events in colorado. >>> today the supreme court is taking up the hot button issue of affirmative action in college admissions. justices are hearing arguments involving a university of texas program that uses race in selecting about a quarter of its incoming class. opponents say the university's practicing illegal discrimination by considering race at all. a texas student filed suit against the school after claiming she was...
romney will be in leesburg, virginia tonight. brianne carter has a look the debate which got pretty heated times. >> exactly. this is much different than the debate, not only in the way the twoe interacted, both men the spot to be at the house for the next four years. back to the battleground states r a heated back and forth debate for president barack obama and mitt romney. have you looked at your pension? >> i don't look at my pension. not as big as yours. >> answering questions from voters which focused mostly on includingssues education, taxes, fair pay, and gas prices. two were quick to go after one another. >> governor romney said we shoul >> governor romney said we should let detroit go bankrupt. >> the president took detroit and chrysler bankrupt. >> so you actually did. >> and they talk about e u.s. ambassador was killed. it took the president 14 days called the attack in benghazi and an act of terror. get the transcript. >> he did, in fact, sir. >> can you say it's a little candy. knew seemed the candidates in onock was
romney will be in leesburg, virginia tonight. brianne carter has a look the debate which got pretty heated times. >> exactly. this is much different than the debate, not only in the way the twoe interacted, both men the spot to be at the house for the next four years. back to the battleground states r a heated back and forth debate for president barack obama and mitt romney. have you looked at your pension? >> i don't look at my pension. not as big as yours. >> answering...
. >> reporter: romney rallied republicans in leesburg. the president's rival has few paths to victory without taking virginia. so you can see how crucial the commonwealth is in this election. in fairfax, chinn, nine news now. >> mitt romney had no public schedule today. he's due to hold a rally in florida tonight. >>> coming up at 7:00, find out why a pregnant mom and her baby were kicked off a bus and forced to walk to the doctor's office. >> all right, we'll see you then derek. >>> still to come in this half hour. getting a job after graduation has been a hot topic during the campaign trail. a look at what major may lessen your chances of success. >> and we still have some thunderstorms out there. take a look at satellite and radar. you can see that active weather moving through the beltway area but it will start to clear out and head through the next couple of hours. we have up to 76 degrees today. i'll tell you more about the clearing and cooling in that seven day forecast. >> but first we've got a look at some roads and metro station
. >> reporter: romney rallied republicans in leesburg. the president's rival has few paths to victory without taking virginia. so you can see how crucial the commonwealth is in this election. in fairfax, chinn, nine news now. >> mitt romney had no public schedule today. he's due to hold a rally in florida tonight. >>> coming up at 7:00, find out why a pregnant mom and her baby were kicked off a bus and forced to walk to the doctor's office. >> all right, we'll see you...
it's 46 degrees in leesburg. highs near 60 degrees today. it will be tough to have much sunshine today. we will see a few sunny breaks. the nationals back in town tomorrow, 70, partly cloudy. now to angela. >> off to an excellent start even with light rain falling. just one accident reported on 66 inbound near glebe road. we don't have a shot of it, but it's on the shoulder. it should not slow you down much because there's light volume. 395 is moving well. 95 still has an active work zone northbound approaching thornburg, two lanes closed with overnight roadwork. back to you. >> thank you. our top story sentencing for the man at the center of the child sex abuse scandal at penn state. former assistant football coach jerry sandusky and some of his victims planning to address the judge in court today. >> this is one day after he spoke to a radio station and insisted. insisted. t.j. winnick has more. >> jerry sandusky regrets not taking the stand in his own defense after being convicted on 45 of 48 counts of child sex abuse against. 10 boys for
it's 46 degrees in leesburg. highs near 60 degrees today. it will be tough to have much sunshine today. we will see a few sunny breaks. the nationals back in town tomorrow, 70, partly cloudy. now to angela. >> off to an excellent start even with light rain falling. just one accident reported on 66 inbound near glebe road. we don't have a shot of it, but it's on the shoulder. it should not slow you down much because there's light volume. 395 is moving well. 95 still has an active work zone...
supporters rolled into the leesburg park to see mitt romney, last night's combative debate was still replaying in many people's minds. this loudoun county family came to see romney for the first time and maria admits she didn't enjoy the first debate as much as the first. >> the sort of head-to-head combative type of confrontations does kind of, i think, for most women, at least for me and the friends that i have, it's kind of unsettling. >> reporter: her husband, too, says it would have been tough for romney to improve on his first debate, nearly all scored as a big win. >> i think mitt romney seemed to be on the defensive a lot. just because he did very well in the first debate, i think the pressure was for him to do well in the second. the president came out a lot more assertive. >> reporter: but this romney supporter views things differently. >> i still think mitt romney won. >> reporter: democrats who staged a brief polite counterrally said they liked obama's aggressive style. >> he was strong, decisive, presidential, extremely strong last night. we're very pleased with his perf
supporters rolled into the leesburg park to see mitt romney, last night's combative debate was still replaying in many people's minds. this loudoun county family came to see romney for the first time and maria admits she didn't enjoy the first debate as much as the first. >> the sort of head-to-head combative type of confrontations does kind of, i think, for most women, at least for me and the friends that i have, it's kind of unsettling. >> reporter: her husband, too, says it would...
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republican nominee, mitt romney, rallied with his supporters in leesburg tonight. tom fitzgerald was there and has romney's reaction to last night's debate. >> governor mitt romney says in their second debate, president obama in his words did not answer questions on stage tuesday night. here in leesburg, the former governor was brought on stage by a former cast member of saturday night. on stage in leesburg, virginia, a committee kicked things off with a joke at the expense of the vice president. >> i said, what is it with this coffee? it's so old and bitter. she said oh, that's just joe being joe. >> but miller was just the warmup act. headliner was the republican nominee. >> there's a north virginia welcome. thank you, virginia. >> on the heels of the second presidential debate, mitt romney moved to tap down reviews of an improved performance by president obama. >> i think it is interesting with two presidential debates going, the president still hasn't found an agenda for a second term. we have an agenda for our term and our agenda is going to get this working a
republican nominee, mitt romney, rallied with his supporters in leesburg tonight. tom fitzgerald was there and has romney's reaction to last night's debate. >> governor mitt romney says in their second debate, president obama in his words did not answer questions on stage tuesday night. here in leesburg, the former governor was brought on stage by a former cast member of saturday night. on stage in leesburg, virginia, a committee kicked things off with a joke at the expense of the vice...
leesburg, 37 and chantilly 39. la plata dropped down to 39. you will notice we have a little bit of cloud cover out to the west that will be pushing in today. it should make for a nice sunrise. bright sunshine and the next chance of rain is not until late in the day tomorrow. by late thursday, there could be areas of rain and high temperature today will be 68 degrees and i think we will be back to 70 degrees thursday into friday. >> we've got more people on the roadways right now starting in virginia on i-95, a lot of building volume. no access to report just volume. it is slow as you head into the triangle area and continue to springfield. volume delays of 66 all lanes are open. in maryland, with volume on 270. we had an earlier accident and was down 50 at kenilworth and southbound b w parkway at 410. >> a version of the chevy volt is on its way and we will talk about halloween masks for the season. >> good morning something of a coup on wall street. that compounded says his resignation was his choice. some say he was pushed out. the postal s
leesburg, 37 and chantilly 39. la plata dropped down to 39. you will notice we have a little bit of cloud cover out to the west that will be pushing in today. it should make for a nice sunrise. bright sunshine and the next chance of rain is not until late in the day tomorrow. by late thursday, there could be areas of rain and high temperature today will be 68 degrees and i think we will be back to 70 degrees thursday into friday. >> we've got more people on the roadways right now starting...
. >> brianne carter will tell us why >> we are following a developing story out of leesburg, va.. >> police are investigating a suspicious death that jummy olabanji has more. >> it was before 1:00 this morning when a woman who lives in leesburg called police. police went to her apartment in the end -- 800 block of edwards ferry road and found and is back woman in her 20s and dead inside her apartment. they have not released a name yet for the cause of death but they said they do not believe there was any threat to the community. this is an isolated incident and we have a crew on the way back from the scene with hopefully new information. >> i think we all would agree that any day without violence is progress. >> the proposed truce in the civil war in syria was supposed to start today. heavy fighting happened at daybreak. at least four rebels died and six more injured. the truce which was meant to coincide with the start of the four-day muslim holiday. >> and prince george's county, we are not likely to see the snow from the storm but officials are making sure they are prepared. >> we
. >> brianne carter will tell us why >> we are following a developing story out of leesburg, va.. >> police are investigating a suspicious death that jummy olabanji has more. >> it was before 1:00 this morning when a woman who lives in leesburg called police. police went to her apartment in the end -- 800 block of edwards ferry road and found and is back woman in her 20s and dead inside her apartment. they have not released a name yet for the cause of death but they said...
9News Now at Noon : WUSA : October 31, 2012 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT
as we head through the rest of today, 51 in leesburg and gaithersburg. 54 in downtown d.c. and only 52 in fredricksburg and overnight tonight only dipping into the 40s downtown. 40 degrees in hagerstown and martinsburg because of the clouds helping to keep those temperatures in check. so over the next three days, we still have code yellow for today because of the high water but besides that we're in good shape. green lighted for both thursday and friday. we're going to look for those temperatures holding, though, in the 50s. and your seven-day forecast, don't forget to turn the clocks back next weekend. we get an extra hour of sleep. stay with us. 9 news now continues in just a few minutes. >>> i'm meteorologist erica grow. here's another look at your seven-day. it's still breezy today and tomorrow but the weather slowly but surely improving. we can't rule out a shower today. but it looks like we're dry for the next several days. don't forget to set those clocks back when you go to bed on saturday night. it's always nice to get that extra hour of sleep, isn't it? >> i alway
as we head through the rest of today, 51 in leesburg and gaithersburg. 54 in downtown d.c. and only 52 in fredricksburg and overnight tonight only dipping into the 40s downtown. 40 degrees in hagerstown and martinsburg because of the clouds helping to keep those temperatures in check. so over the next three days, we still have code yellow for today because of the high water but besides that we're in good shape. green lighted for both thursday and friday. we're going to look for those...
right nows we're still in the 50s. 55 in leesburg. fredericksburg coming in at 57 degrees. radar, showing the rain that's moved through. this is where the storms came through. this is where those clouds, those really ominous-looking clouds made their way across the region. we did see the heavier storms. some of those storms producing frequent lightning. did not expect any hail or did not expect any severe weather. that's pretty much what we've got. now that they are through in comes the clearing skies. we should clear out very nicely tonight. that's going to lead to cooler conditions when you wake up tomorrow morning. our frontal boundary continues to move on out. we are in for a very nice afternoon tomorrow. you may want to take a late lunch, maybe around 1:00. by 1:00 it's going to be beautiful. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, a nice day. and then on wednesday, high pressure moves down to the south. you can take lunch whenever you want? it's going to be nice and mild out there with temperatures into the low 70s. if you liked yesterday, i think wednesday is very similar to what we saw y
right nows we're still in the 50s. 55 in leesburg. fredericksburg coming in at 57 degrees. radar, showing the rain that's moved through. this is where the storms came through. this is where those clouds, those really ominous-looking clouds made their way across the region. we did see the heavier storms. some of those storms producing frequent lightning. did not expect any hail or did not expect any severe weather. that's pretty much what we've got. now that they are through in comes the...
but still, we have 63 out to the west of us and leesburg and 57 in manassas. and everyone 56 up in martinsburg. satellite picture, radar combined, some clouds earlier, high and mid level clouds. we have more clouds to the west. these will roll in tonight, not going to rain or anything, but high, mid level clouds. partly to mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. 46 to 54. it's a big deal. winds south, southeast 10 to 15. we'll come back and talk about why we declared tomorrow a yellow alert day and talk about the threat of storms and when they might roll in. >>> thank you, top. still ahead, a 20-year-old jug of barbecue sauce sells for $10,000 on ebay? you'll never guess why. find out what is so special about this sauce, even though you wouldn't want to think about eating it. >>> an update for the trial of two prince georges county cops accused of beating up a student. wait until you hear what happened in court today. >>> a judge has thrown out the most serious charge leveled against the pair of prince georges county cops accused of beating a student at university of
but still, we have 63 out to the west of us and leesburg and 57 in manassas. and everyone 56 up in martinsburg. satellite picture, radar combined, some clouds earlier, high and mid level clouds. we have more clouds to the west. these will roll in tonight, not going to rain or anything, but high, mid level clouds. partly to mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. 46 to 54. it's a big deal. winds south, southeast 10 to 15. we'll come back and talk about why we declared tomorrow a yellow alert day and...
ABC 7 News Special : WJLA : October 18, 2012 7:00pm-7:30pm EDT
i am and small business owner in leesburg, and i think more people are moving towards the republican idea. >> some folks cannot get past mitt romney's 47% remark. >> i believe that obama has articulated a strategy that takes care of the greatest number of people and looks out for the common good. >> for the past decade, as the county population has doubled horse farms have given away to new housing and its hispanic population has tripled. >> this will be your first time voting? >> yes. >> are you excited? famishes a brand new citizen and a first-time voter. although she favors president obama's immigration policies, she is still undecided. >> when i look to them, they do not say anything concrete. >> mitt romney was back in leesburg just last night. >> we have 20 days. we need to take back america. it is up to you guys in virginia. >> we all know good well that cutting sesame street is no way to balance the budget. >> last week, michelle obama was urging the voters to get out the 2008 vote -- minorities, younger people, and women. >> for me, i am fortunate that i have good health ins
i am and small business owner in leesburg, and i think more people are moving towards the republican idea. >> some folks cannot get past mitt romney's 47% remark. >> i believe that obama has articulated a strategy that takes care of the greatest number of people and looks out for the common good. >> for the past decade, as the county population has doubled horse farms have given away to new housing and its hispanic population has tripled. >> this will be your first time...
he has an event that is scheduled for this evening in leesburg. president obama will be in iowa. >>> well, the presidential debate is the top story across the country. kristin fisher has a look at some of the headlines outside the newseum where the front pages of most newspapers featured a picture from one of the most memorable moments of last night's debate. >> the last four years you cut permits and licenses on federal land and federal waters in half. >> not true, governor romney. >> so how much did you cut? >> not true. >> how much did you cut them by them? >> we produced more oil-- >> no, how much did you cut licenses and permits on federal waters? >> governor romney, here's what we did. there were a whole bunch of oil companies-- >> i had a question. the question is how much did you cut them by? >> you want me to answer -- i'm happy to answer. >> and it is? >> reporter: it wasn't the most substantive but most memorable. so much so that at least half of the numbs on display out-- newspapers on display outside this morning used that finger poin
he has an event that is scheduled for this evening in leesburg. president obama will be in iowa. >>> well, the presidential debate is the top story across the country. kristin fisher has a look at some of the headlines outside the newseum where the front pages of most newspapers featured a picture from one of the most memorable moments of last night's debate. >> the last four years you cut permits and licenses on federal land and federal waters in half. >> not true,...
9News Now Tonight : WUSA : October 5, 2012 7:00pm-7:30pm EDT
it's 70 degrees in leesburg. 72 in frederick. it's 68 in gaithersburg. 72 degrees at andrew's air force base. those dew points in the 50s. keep things feeling nice and comfortable. we do have big changes on the way. here's the cold front that is approaching on satellite and radar. back behind that front, very cold air. you can see the white and purple shading here indicating the snow and ice that is forming back behind that system. we're not going to see that in our forecast, we are going to see a big dip in temperatures as that cold front makes its way toward us and another area of low pressure approaches. clear and comfortable, low humidity, as i mentioned before. 53 to 62 for your overnight lows with that southwest breeze continuing. saturday morning, still looks good. mostly sunny with temperatures in the 50s and 60s and an increase in cloud cover with that shower or storm possible as we head into the afternoon. now during the day tomorrow, 74 degrees in winchester. 76 in leesburg. 75 in warrenton. and 78 in manassas. looks l
it's 70 degrees in leesburg. 72 in frederick. it's 68 in gaithersburg. 72 degrees at andrew's air force base. those dew points in the 50s. keep things feeling nice and comfortable. we do have big changes on the way. here's the cold front that is approaching on satellite and radar. back behind that front, very cold air. you can see the white and purple shading here indicating the snow and ice that is forming back behind that system. we're not going to see that in our forecast, we are going to...
lows, winds picking up tonight, 48 arlington, 43 college park and bowie and out towards sterling and leesburg and manassas you will be in the upper 30s tonight. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, chilly start. you'll need a jacket, 40s and 50s. by afternoon a very nice day, mostly sunny and cooler but still pleasant, high temperatures between 60 and 65. so we lose 6, 7 degrees tomorrow afternoon. next three days code green, 63 tomorrow, very nice, great on friday, upper 60s and fantastic on saturday, mostly sunny, highs in the low 70s. next seven days no, derek, we have not tweaked anything today for the weekendful we're going 80 sunday -- weekend. we're going 80 sunday, ravens in town, skins at home, perfect for tailgating, showers possible and low 70s on tuesday, back in the mid-70s with sunshine on wednesday. so october can be kind to us. >> yes. >>> let's get to our weird news file because we're all familiar with the now classic chili cookoff or maybe the pie baking contest, but if what if you could take the cooking contest idea to a whole new level? they do it in bentonville, arkansas where
lows, winds picking up tonight, 48 arlington, 43 college park and bowie and out towards sterling and leesburg and manassas you will be in the upper 30s tonight. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, chilly start. you'll need a jacket, 40s and 50s. by afternoon a very nice day, mostly sunny and cooler but still pleasant, high temperatures between 60 and 65. so we lose 6, 7 degrees tomorrow afternoon. next three days code green, 63 tomorrow, very nice, great on friday, upper 60s and fantastic on...
ABC 7 News at Noon : WJLA : October 18, 2012 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT
. >> it happened at the lansdowne resort around 9:00 this morning in leesburg. brianne carter has the latest. >> the good news is that theack to normal and operations are back under way. this happened around 9:00 this morning. authorities got a call for what was believed to be an explosion at first. that was not the case. there was not an explosion. it was a flash fire in a section of the kitchen. this happened during the breakfast. the fire occurred and some sort of gas emission. a mail was sent to the hospital airlifted to washington hospital center with severe injuries. -- a male. he is believed to be a shelf -- chef. two adult females were taken to local hospitals with much less severe injuries. because of what sparked all of this is still under investigation. the good news at this hour is things have resumed back to normal. >> early morning fire claimed the life of a man in northwest d.c. a man called 911 around 3:00 this morning for all home on newton place and said he had said himself on fire with his oxygen tank of. he was rushed to the hospital where he
. >> it happened at the lansdowne resort around 9:00 this morning in leesburg. brianne carter has the latest. >> the good news is that theack to normal and operations are back under way. this happened around 9:00 this morning. authorities got a call for what was believed to be an explosion at first. that was not the case. there was not an explosion. it was a flash fire in a section of the kitchen. this happened during the breakfast. the fire occurred and some sort of gas emission. a...
9News Now at 11pm : WUSA : October 17, 2012 11:00pm-11:35pm EDT
there will be a few clouds, hagerstown and leesburg. that's it. there is no green blobs anywhere. we'll put this back into motion. no problem. a couple of sprinkles possible maybe out in the shenandoah valley. but still nothing other than clouds east of that. now, by 6:15 we see a few showers. these are green. these are light. winchester, manassas. back to the west, though, this is a line of showers and storms we're seeing develop from cumberland northward. and right now most of the computer models are taking the dynamics a little further north of town. that said maybe we get a showers and storms by about this time tomorrow. it's going to be a tomorrow night event rather than a day event. you still need your sunglasses tomorrow morning. morning commute dry. and i think most of the evening commute will be dry as well. storms possible between about 7:00 p.m. and about midnight, personally north and west of -- especially north and west of town. overnight breezy and mild. low temperatures 46-54. tomorrow morning we're in pretty good shape. partly sunny. 40s and 50s. maybe a light jack
there will be a few clouds, hagerstown and leesburg. that's it. there is no green blobs anywhere. we'll put this back into motion. no problem. a couple of sprinkles possible maybe out in the shenandoah valley. but still nothing other than clouds east of that. now, by 6:15 we see a few showers. these are green. these are light. winchester, manassas. back to the west, though, this is a line of showers and storms we're seeing develop from cumberland northward. and right now most of the computer...
9News Now at 11pm : WUSA : October 14, 2012 1:35am-2:05am EDT
here's the temperature look right now. 46 degrees in leesburg and manassas. it's 48 in andrews air force base. we do have a couple 50s still lingering out here in d.c. and also annapolis at 56 degrees at the moment. so these temperatures are still milder than they were at this time yesterday. satellite and radar shows the cold front that's on the way. some severe weather in the southern plains today. i don't think we'll see severe weather, but we could see a thunderstorm as this cold front makes its way toward us. as i mentioned before, as it moves this way, we will see a mild push of air in front of that approaching cold front. and then we'll have to deal with the rain as we head into monday. so enjoy the nice weather tomorrow while you can. overnight tonight, it will be clear and not as cold with a low of 38 degrees in suburbs and 48 downtown. sunday morning looks good. mostly sunny but chilly with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. south/southwest winds at 10-20 miles per hour sunday afternoon. a few clouds out there. will be much milder. 65 to 73 for your h
here's the temperature look right now. 46 degrees in leesburg and manassas. it's 48 in andrews air force base. we do have a couple 50s still lingering out here in d.c. and also annapolis at 56 degrees at the moment. so these temperatures are still milder than they were at this time yesterday. satellite and radar shows the cold front that's on the way. some severe weather in the southern plains today. i don't think we'll see severe weather, but we could see a thunderstorm as this cold front...
investigators say most of the trouble has been happening in southwest leesburg. one neighbor said she has been hit three times and she actually woke up to find a sign on fire monday morning. >> i thought about taking it down last friday night but it is kind of a big pain to take it up and put it down and we thought well, the election is just around the corner so we'll just leave it up and not worry about it. i never expected to have it burned. i expected to have it stolen. i didn't expect to have it burned. >> she says she is glad it was not a windy night because the sign was pretty large and her house could have caught fire. >>> an amazing discovery is made. a sound recording of thomas edison from 187-2348 what experts say is the oldest recording of an american voice. it also contains history as first ever recorded musical performance. he made the recording on a phonograph he invented. >>> the ongoing controversy going on over traffic cameras. when people comes through the district, it becomes the wild, wild west and they lose their minds, they lose their bearin
investigators say most of the trouble has been happening in southwest leesburg. one neighbor said she has been hit three times and she actually woke up to find a sign on fire monday morning. >> i thought about taking it down last friday night but it is kind of a big pain to take it up and put it down and we thought well, the election is just around the corner so we'll just leave it up and not worry about it. i never expected to have it burned. i expected to have it stolen. i didn't expect...
already 39 in frederick, 45 in leesburg and right now 45 down toward culpeper. to the west in winchester, 41 degrees and plato at 43. so a lot of cool areas already. that's because we have cloudy skies, rather, not cloudy skies. we're looking at clear skies, lasting through tonight. although i do think clouding will be on the increase as we head into the day tomorrow. we saw a cool day even with plenty of sunshine as high pressure was dominating. that area of high pressure will slide to the south and east tomorrow. here comes another cold front. i think we'll see sunshine but mixed in with clouds from time to time. that cold front sweeping on through will bring even colder air or we'll call cooler air during the day tomorrow and into the day saturday, especially saturday morning. saturday morning is going to be very cold, the coldest mornings. here's tonight's lows, 46 in washington, 37 in frederick, 37 in martinsburg and 37 in winchester. you can knock 5 to 10 degrees off these numbers for tomorrow night's numbers. we're talking some areas could be in the 20s.
already 39 in frederick, 45 in leesburg and right now 45 down toward culpeper. to the west in winchester, 41 degrees and plato at 43. so a lot of cool areas already. that's because we have cloudy skies, rather, not cloudy skies. we're looking at clear skies, lasting through tonight. although i do think clouding will be on the increase as we head into the day tomorrow. we saw a cool day even with plenty of sunshine as high pressure was dominating. that area of high pressure will slide to the...
Fox 5 Morning News at 425am : WTTG : October 4, 2012 4:25am-5:00am EDT
it, we have some rain showers developing once again out towards winchester, front royal, culpeper, leesburg, all getting some light shower activity. i think we will have a period of rain around here for the first part of the day and a lot of clouds. we should start to get drier air in here and we'll lose some of the humidity that is reminiscent of summer humidity we've had around here for the past 24 hours or so. temperatures once again on the mild side. upper 60s and low 70s. we are expecting highs back near 08 today. gradual improvement tonight and tomorrow looks fantastic. i'll have more details on that and we'll take another look at the radar in just a second. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the economy dominated the first presidential debate last night romney said he has plans to fix the economy. president obama said, when he became president four years ago, he was dealing with a major economic crisis. >> i also promised that i would fight every single day on behalf of the american people and the middle class and all those who are strifing to get into the middle class, i've kept that pr
it, we have some rain showers developing once again out towards winchester, front royal, culpeper, leesburg, all getting some light shower activity. i think we will have a period of rain around here for the first part of the day and a lot of clouds. we should start to get drier air in here and we'll lose some of the humidity that is reminiscent of summer humidity we've had around here for the past 24 hours or so. temperatures once again on the mild side. upper 60s and low 70s. we are expecting...
News4 at 6 : WRC : October 9, 2012 6:00pm-7:00pm EDT
obama is speaking to a crowd in leesburg. >> now finally, when it comes to understanding the lives of women, all right? when it come to standing up for our rights and opportunities, we know that my husband will always have our backs! >> reporter: news4 in northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is live in leesburg where the fight is on to get the edge with women voters. >> reporter: the first lady wrapping up a rousing pep rally here at the loudoun county fairgrounds. she is an energetic advocate on behalf of her husband and a key figure in the obama campaign's effort to turn out women for the president. the president's advantage with women has been shrinking since the debate performance last week. today we got the thoughts from women in both the romney and obama camps. there is one thing the obama and romney campaigns can agree on. women are a key to victory. until last week's debate, the gender gap strongly favored president obama. he had a double digit lead with women. now as the poll are tightening, the advantage has begun to disappear. one reason both sides are trying to energ
obama is speaking to a crowd in leesburg. >> now finally, when it comes to understanding the lives of women, all right? when it come to standing up for our rights and opportunities, we know that my husband will always have our backs! >> reporter: news4 in northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is live in leesburg where the fight is on to get the edge with women voters. >> reporter: the first lady wrapping up a rousing pep rally here at the loudoun county fairgrounds. she...
9News Now at 430am : WUSA : October 17, 2012 4:30am-5:00am EDT
he'll have rallies in chesapeake and leesburg and in the leesburg rally will be at ida lee park. doors open at 4:30. the event begins at 6:30 tonight. you do need a ticket. you can get them at the victory offices in arlington, loudoun, or sterling. we have all the addresses right there on your screen for picking up tickets. >>> about 40 students of the university of maryland who want careers in politics watched the debate and they weighed in. >> deborah alfarone spent the evening with students from the school of public policy, and she has their reaction. >> reporter: inside university of maryland, public policy grad students are watching, reacting and tapping on their smart phones. >> it's not true. >> it's absolutely true. >> reporter: to be clear it was a lopsided crowd. do you mind if i ask for a show of hands of how many registered democrats? how many registered republicans? >> am i the only one? >> i'm one of the only republicans in the school. i don't know what the numbers are, what the percentage is but, you know, i don't mind. >> you want me to answer the question. i'm ha
he'll have rallies in chesapeake and leesburg and in the leesburg rally will be at ida lee park. doors open at 4:30. the event begins at 6:30 tonight. you do need a ticket. you can get them at the victory offices in arlington, loudoun, or sterling. we have all the addresses right there on your screen for picking up tickets. >>> about 40 students of the university of maryland who want careers in politics watched the debate and they weighed in. >> deborah alfarone spent the evening...
not quite 70 in warrenton, manassas, and leesburg. probably 70 in fairfax. 70 downtown. 70 in waldorf and charles county and rockville and gaithersburg, maybe 69 in frederick. 70 in annapolis and there is no small craft advisory for the title potomac. there will be one issued on thursday. so, we have code green tomorrow, nice, partly cloudy, 70. we'll go code yellow on thursday, a nuisance afternoon evening showers, mild on friday. 72. maybe a sprinkle friday night for high school friday, not a big deal. >>> next seven days, terps in town, homecoming for maryland and howard university. 65, gorgeous day. 70 on sunday. milder next week. mid 70s on monday and tuesday and on tuesday, showers and look at that, boom, maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon next tuesday. >> keep an eye on that for sure, thank you, topper. >>> pull up those pants. how many parents have said those words to their son since the trend of baggy pants have taken hold. >> have you thought about giving these young men a belt. one group in prince georges county is takin
not quite 70 in warrenton, manassas, and leesburg. probably 70 in fairfax. 70 downtown. 70 in waldorf and charles county and rockville and gaithersburg, maybe 69 in frederick. 70 in annapolis and there is no small craft advisory for the title potomac. there will be one issued on thursday. so, we have code green tomorrow, nice, partly cloudy, 70. we'll go code yellow on thursday, a nuisance afternoon evening showers, mild on friday. 72. maybe a sprinkle friday night for high school friday, not a...
9News Now at 6am : WUSA : October 23, 2012 6:00am-7:00am EDT
maybe a light jacket or sweat shirt. 79 leesburg this afternoon. 78 at andrews. 6:00 a.m. here's monika with timesaver traffic and chips. >>> doritos for breakfast? i like the idea, even at 6:00 in the morning. what we're talking about is a disabled chips truck on the northbound side of route 301 here at central avenue. it's chips and dip, everybody. we're going to take a live look from our sky 9. it's a frito lay truck broken down northbound 301 at central avenue. annual dray ya says all we -- andrea says all we need now is a truck full of salsa to break down. if you're planning to head here, the left lane is blocked. stay to the right to get by. i don't think it's causing much of a delay but give yourself a few extra minutes to travel through that or use church road as your alternate route. this time we go to the northbound side of i-95. no problems. all good traveling out of triangle. a little bit of slow traffic here. you're okay at woodbridge. another live look outside and show you what it looks like in springfield. bunching up as usual near route 644. i'll be back wi
maybe a light jacket or sweat shirt. 79 leesburg this afternoon. 78 at andrews. 6:00 a.m. here's monika with timesaver traffic and chips. >>> doritos for breakfast? i like the idea, even at 6:00 in the morning. what we're talking about is a disabled chips truck on the northbound side of route 301 here at central avenue. it's chips and dip, everybody. we're going to take a live look from our sky 9. it's a frito lay truck broken down northbound 301 at central avenue. annual dray ya says...
a mile in leesburg and right now, camp springs also dropping down under a mile visibility. it is going to get awfully thick and awfully low by tomorrow morning. you can see the heavy rain. that left our area about lunch time today. we're left with just a few scattered showers that are down south right now. charles county, calvert county, saint mary's county and that is where i've got the possible of some rain showers until about midnight for all of us, we've got a chance to see some drizzle. we're in the 70s >>> cloudy weather is not dampening the spirits of nats fans after the team won. the division title. tom sherwood is outside with more on how the fans are still buzzing about how it all went down. >> reporter: fans stuck with the nats and now they're winning and getting national attention. >> you think about the 1948 -- >> reporter: everybody loves a winner but new york times deputy washington bureau chief contractual is a cubs fan who admitted in writing his long affair with the nats. ost 100 games this n. year. for only the third time, even their bad history so this w
a mile in leesburg and right now, camp springs also dropping down under a mile visibility. it is going to get awfully thick and awfully low by tomorrow morning. you can see the heavy rain. that left our area about lunch time today. we're left with just a few scattered showers that are down south right now. charles county, calvert county, saint mary's county and that is where i've got the possible of some rain showers until about midnight for all of us, we've got a chance to see some drizzle....
she was in leesburg last night. today her schedule includes two events in colorado. >>> still ahead on news4 at 5:00, a high chair recall parents need to know about. >>> a passenger arrested trying to get on a plane with a gas mask in his luggage. >>> metro showing off its new trains. and all of the new improvements. [ female announcer ] it's one of the hardest decisions a family can make... realizing a nursing home is the only choice. for many middle class families, medicaid is the only way to afford the care. but as a governor, mitt romney raised nursing home fees eight times. and as president, his budget cuts medicaid by one-third and burdens families with the cost of nursing home care. we have a president who won't let that happen. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approved this message. >>> investigators are sifting through an arsenal of weapons that were found on a passenger who was arrested at los angeles airport. the 28-year-old man was traveling from japan to boston. during that layover in l.a. on friday, he
she was in leesburg last night. today her schedule includes two events in colorado. >>> still ahead on news4 at 5:00, a high chair recall parents need to know about. >>> a passenger arrested trying to get on a plane with a gas mask in his luggage. >>> metro showing off its new trains. and all of the new improvements. [ female announcer ] it's one of the hardest decisions a family can make... realizing a nursing home is the only choice. for many middle class families,...
9News Now at 5pm : WUSA : October 5, 2012 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
still above normal with a high of 76 degrees in leesburg. 75 in warrenton and 77 in culpeper. it will get up to 78 tomorrow in manassas and as we take a look toward the bay, 77 degrees in annapolis and 77 also in pax river. they have a big game. it's family weekend in college park and temperatures will be in the 70s. winds out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. most of us will stay dry through most of the day on saturday. some good news with a high of 78 degrees. then sunday, code yellow. it looks nasty with pockets of heavy rain and a high of 58. monday, a little bit of an improvement for columbus day. a high of 64 degrees. well below normal, of course, a stray shower is possible and tuesday looks good, just as you are heading back to work. a high of 70 degrees and lots of sunshine. maybe a quick shower on wednesday, but for the most part, the workweek looks dry. it's the weekend where it looks like we'll have the nasty weather. i'm sorry to be the bear of bad news. any plans you need to cancel? >> a bike ride or two. >> our neighborhood was having a fall festival. we mo
still above normal with a high of 76 degrees in leesburg. 75 in warrenton and 77 in culpeper. it will get up to 78 tomorrow in manassas and as we take a look toward the bay, 77 degrees in annapolis and 77 also in pax river. they have a big game. it's family weekend in college park and temperatures will be in the 70s. winds out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. most of us will stay dry through most of the day on saturday. some good news with a high of 78 degrees. then sunday, code yellow....
Fox Morning News at 6 : WTTG : October 26, 2012 6:00am-7:00am EDT
you know, a leesburg family is going viral with their extreme hall wean decorations. take a look. ♪ gangnam style ♪ >> covered with lights and are choreographed to the song "gangnam style." what's it called, tony? >> gangnam style. >> anyway, he posted it on youtube and already a million and a half hits. it will take thousands of light bulbs and a big electrical bill to put this together. >> we'll get to tony in a bit. work on your own words for the 7:00 show. >> whitney anderson, i can say that name, she's our facebook fan of the day. she says she's a big fan of fox 5 and of tucker barnes. with stormy weather possibly bearing down on the east coast, tucker needs all the good vibes we can send him. leave a comment under whitney's picture for your chance to be monday's fan of the day. >> good vibes. >> time now to send it over to tony and -- >> i thought it was gangnam style. >> it says gangnam style. >> see, that's kind of what i was saying. >> all right. >> we're going to do other things. it's all right. you two can work it out. >> hard hitting news at 7:00. >>>
you know, a leesburg family is going viral with their extreme hall wean decorations. take a look. ♪ gangnam style ♪ >> covered with lights and are choreographed to the song "gangnam style." what's it called, tony? >> gangnam style. >> anyway, he posted it on youtube and already a million and a half hits. it will take thousands of light bulbs and a big electrical bill to put this together. >> we'll get to tony in a bit. work on your own words for the 7:00...
News4 Today : WRC : October 9, 2012 6:00am-7:00am EDT
michelle obama will speak to supporters at the loudoun county fairgrounds in leesburg. doors open at 2:45 this afternoon. >>> a montgomery county high school athlete may have suffered a spinal injury during practice football. it happened yesterday. a crew flew him to a local trauma center with serious but life-threatening injuries. at last check he was in stable condition. >>> 14 before the hour. police are still trying to figure out how a missing fairfax teenager died. brian glenn disappeared last week after dropping his brother off at woodson high school. his body was found yesterday in a park. brian's family issued a statement saying the discovery was a, quote, great shock and they need to let the investigation into bryan's death run its course. police do not believe his death is suspicious. >>> one man is in critical condition at a shooting at a montgomery county home. police were called out to a home in the 1100 block of good hope drive in silver spring about 8:45 last night. the homeowner got into an argument with a woman and a man. during the fight the homeowner
michelle obama will speak to supporters at the loudoun county fairgrounds in leesburg. doors open at 2:45 this afternoon. >>> a montgomery county high school athlete may have suffered a spinal injury during practice football. it happened yesterday. a crew flew him to a local trauma center with serious but life-threatening injuries. at last check he was in stable condition. >>> 14 before the hour. police are still trying to figure out how a missing fairfax teenager died. brian...


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This week was another crazy one. I had a bridal session on Wednesday and because of some September 11th bomb treats on local tunnels, I was stuck in the car for about 6 hours trying to drop the kids off with my mom and then make it to the other side of the water for a Bridal session with a lovely bride to be. That really threw a wrench in our homeschooling this week...and by Thursday we were all coming down with a cold. Not an ideal way to finish off week two of our new school year.
So, this weekend I will be nursing a cold, editing three sessions, shooting two and spending all day Saturday at Busch Gardens with extended family.
aww - look how adorable your little one is!
That 1st one is just so precious!
Luck my friend. We are nursing back to school colds here too, both girls. Hope you have a good one.
Glad to hear the bridal session went well! Love the look at your week - even unedited it's gorgeous!
Oh my word- I wish I were closer to help in some way. That's a lot to cram in to a weekend. You managed to even still process & post these beautiful captures too. Wonder Woman for sure!
whoo... that is a rough week. hope there's rest in sight soon... love that first shot-adorable.
You got some great captures in there!
A cute girl, with the tooth gap. The house is a dream!
This was my first week back to full time work after maternity leave so that last picture pretty much sums up how I feel right now! Exhausted! Sounds like you had a pretty crazy week too! Hope you have a relaxing weekend.