>> and meryl streep channels margaret thatcher and in what could be an oscar-worthy performance. arch campbell has a preview. "good morning washington" continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it's friday, january 13. i'm chris van cleave. >> i am cynne simpson. glad to have you along. another wild weather situation to and the workweek. rain and sleet helped to buttress fall nearly 20 degrees. they're not really dropping. lisa baden is tracking the traffic. adam caskey has the first check of the forecast that could include snowfall. >> those chances pretty much disintegrated. that energy has moved out of town with the exception of the ski resorts, the western facing slopes of the allegheny mountains. frostburg will be picking up a

little snowfall even for the next couple days. for the majority of the viewing area not anymore. those chances have dwindled. in woods, 25 degrees. 33 in fairfax, 37 in southeast d.c. temperatures will continually dropping through the morning. the wind is picking up as well. wind advisory northwest of town until 6:00 p.m., which means gusts up to 55 miles an hour. it will feel like in the teens and 20's all day despite air temperatures in the 30's. we can forecast coming up. >> the chesapeake bay bridge has wind warnings. out of town at the wilson bridge, looks good. everything good on the beltway at the american legion bridge. a little wet pavement and road spray. in springfield northbound headlights moving. crashed at the exit for the beltway is gone. i chose this camera because it is beautiful? with the american flag flying in

the foreground. traffic is good on pennsylvania avenue. >> that is pretty. thank you. prince george county investigators searching for the gunman who shot a man in landover around 10:30 last night in the 7700 block cuffed bender road. the person by ohdied at a hospital. >> the mayor vincent gray last night call the national park service asking them to pick out the occupy dc protesters. john gonzalez is tracking this in northwest washington and has the reasons behind the eviction notice of and why it will not necessarily mean the end for the movement. >> we were the first report last week that there is a woman protester who is sleeping outside her tent because it is infested with rats. mayor wants the people evicted. he says it is because of the rodent problem.

but the protesters tell us it has nothing to do with that. mayor gray has called on the national park service to take action expand remove occupy dc protesters from mcpherson square citing infestations and other health issues as key reasons. yesterday he suggested relocating the macpherson protesters to freedom plaza where a separate group has already been camping for months. both sides are on park service land. >> we did not bring the rats with us. >> vincent gray is concerned protestors are risking disease and hypothermia yet park spokesperson said the protesters' right to free speech must be protected. california representative darrell issa has also asked the park service to justify how the protesters have been allowed to camp out in the square, claiming the park service is on the making excuses. darrell issa released a statement saying the city is trying best to protect the health, welfare, and safety of

people in and around the campsite and in this situation the national park service has so far been more interested in making excuses than protecting the public." the protesters have about one month left on their permit. this encampment could grow with the occupy congress protests moving in. john gonzalez reporting. >> a fallen soldier from maryland is going to be laid to rest today. army specialist ronald wildrick will be buried at arlington national cemetery and there will be a funeral procession from woodsboro. he died last month after his truck hit an ied in afghanistan. >> the region is marking the 30 years since air florida flight 90 crashed into the potomac river. survivors and rescuers today will honor 78 people who died with a wreath-laying. it crashed into the 14th street bridge after taking off from what is now reagan national during a snowstorm. it was blamed on icing and pilot

error. an orange line train also derailed that day and three passengers died and 25 others were injured. >> metro safety is back in the spotlight after another rough week for the transit agency. >> vincent gray will join the governors of maryland and virginia in a meeting today to discuss the troubles. jummy olabanji is live in arlington with a preview. >> this meeting comes at a very important time for metro because of safety issues that have arisen in the past couple weeks especially one that happened last night that our cameras were the only ones to catch. metrobus going in reverse down 395 during rush hour. when we showed this video to many people around the area including many metro riders, people were very upset to see this and say something needs to

be done about safety. earlier this week's our radio partners at wtop got their hands on some video of metro bus drivers involved in several accidents and near accidents kidding pedestrians and other buses. this is stuff that metro has had to address throughout the week and it is going to be a topic at the meeting today with the d.c. mayor vincent gray as well as the governor of virginia and governor of maryland and general manager of metro, richard sarles. the meeting starts this afternoon at 3:00. reporters not allowed inside. the mayor will come out afterwards and discuss a little of what was discussed. we will bring you any updates afterwards. reporting live in arlington jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> a dispute over a ski jacket sparked a triple shooting outside martin luther king elementary school in southeast. after shots were fired, the

victim's spread out through three locations. someone opened fire when a teenager refused to give up his jacket. three were shot including two brothers. one victim remains in critical condition. >> we are learning more about a disturbance rocking the u.s. military in afghanistan. the pentagon has identified two marines in the video urinating on dead bodies. they are highly trained sniper is based in north carolina. u.s. and afghan officials and the taliban have all condemned this video. an army soldier or rather an army officer recommended that a soldier suspected of leaking classified information be court- martialed. private first class bradley manning accused of giving classified documents to wikileaks website. the recommendation heads up the military chain of command now. the temperature is falling. 27 degrees in berkeley springs

west virginia. >> it's going to be a cold day. today marks the end of an era. after four decades on the small screen, "one life to live" is over. >> an avalanche of snowberries part of alaska. the latest. >> first, winter is on the way. the big changes.

>> i am from the national institutes of health clinical center in bethesda, maryland, america's research hospital. we would like to say -- >> good morning, washington.

>> good morning, washington. 6:00 cent is the time on this friday. check out the video we have. snow is so high in alaska that people cannot see out of their windows. >> more than 170 inches of snow have fallen in cordova. that's more than 14 feet. the national guard is on the scene helping people dig out. another storm is on its way. that would be reason to move. >> another problem is they are running out of shovels. they are supposed to be getting another shipment of this weekend so more people can join in the effort. >> 6:11 is the time. we will check traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> very good friday morning to you. i'm worried about the spring melt in alaska. they could run into flooding problems. look at the wind gusts.

43 miles an hour in martinsburg. really calling. the wind will continue to strengthen as we go through the day. -- the wind really howling. 29 degrees in martinsburg, feels like the teens. cumberland, 28, feels like the teens. in the 30's later this afternoon, but it will feel like the teens and twenties when you factor in the gusty wind. mid 30's for the high temperatures saturday and sunday, a little breezy tomorrow. wind chills factor in the 20s throughout the day. >> happy campers in maryland. 270, 95 as well. south of town at the wilson bridge. we go to a picture we don't get to see very often. they have turned the camera around. there we go. 295 north of nsa.

and among the males at 175. northbound 395 in virginia, at least you can access the inner loop of the beltway. the accident on the ramp is gone. 395 is open to the beltway. back to you. >> thank you. it is 6:13, 36 degrees in northwest washington. >> demand for the iphone turns ugly. riots broke out in the streets of beijing. >> stephen colbert's south carolina bombshell. guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start.

geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance. >> demand accused of helping cover up the deficit and money by former d.c. councilman harry thomas jr. is expected to plead guilty today. marshall banks has a nonprofit that provides programs for young people.

prosecutors said that he received and redistributed grant money to thomas. >> metro will begin its holiday weekend track work later this evening,. orange and blue line trains will not run between l'enfant plaza and eastern market station. if trains will also be single- tracking along two sections of the red line. >> a federal judge will hear arguments on republican presidential candidate rick perry's fight to get on the virginia primary ballot. the fall below -- lawsuit after failing to qualify. several other candidates joined his lawsuit. >> stephen colbert is trying to shake up the presidential primary race in south carolina. he is not running for president again yet. but during last night's taping of his show he legally transferred control of his super pac to john stuart. >> super pac transfer activate.

>> the mou potential it paves the way for stephen colbert to enter the presidential primary in his hometown of the palmetto state in south carolina. they are prohibited from running super pacs while they are running. the only hinted at his decision, saying that he has formed an exploratory committee. filing fees put an end to his candidacy in 2008. republican presidential candidates will fan out across the state for votes. they will try to keep the heat on romney. he is still under fire for his work with investment firm bain capital, a the attacks are backfiring. rick perry lost support of a major donor and is changing its tune. >> i love capitalism. free-market capitalism in the state of texas has created over 1 million jobs. >> losing a donor may be the least of its problems.

he and gingrich and santorum and announcements have all failed to get on at least one upcoming primary ballot. count on abc 7 news, your election station. we have full coverage of the primary and will be there in south carolina to bring you the latest in all of our newscasts and online at wjla.com. >> air fares and auto industry hiring are up and mortgage rates are down. angry apple fans turned violent at a store in china. rob nelson has those stories. >> more news from automakers. the industry plans to add thousands of new jobs this year. not just u.s. companies but also foreign automakers that produce cars and trucks in this country. the strong u.s. dollar and auto sales make production here a good deal. mortgage rates at record low. 30 year loans 3.89%. 15-year loan, 3.16. the number of mortgage

applications is falling. airline fares going up again. six major carriers have increased domestic round-trip tickets by $20. two discount airlines have matched the increases. don't get between an apple fan and the iphone. angry customers tussled with security after customers waited all night to buy the iphone 4s in beijing. that is america's money. >> thank you. we are off to a cold start. temperatures will keep plummeting. >> it's going to be a cold weekend. winter air is back in action in washington. things will warmup by tuesday and maybe monday. it's gone to be a cold, blustery windy day and into the weekend. the wind will decrease on the weekends, but temperatures will drop even further compared to today. today is the transition. not that bad right now in washington, 40 degrees at reagan

national, 42 in quantico, 45 in lexington park. but temperatures are falling. the cold front has moved through an core of the cold air is in place. 30 degrees in winchester. 28 in cumberland, 29 in martinsburg. at the freezing mark in frederick and gaithersburg is 34. when you factor in the wind, it feels like 14 degrees in martinsburg. a windchill of 17 in cumberland. feels like 33 in the district. we're expecting in gusts of 50 or 55 miles an hour. we have the wind advisory in the shaded counties until 6:00 p.m. tan areas. precipitation is gone. we will see the typical exceptions on the western facing slopes allegheny front out west, you'll have snow the next

couple days. there's a low pressure system accident and moving out but a tight pressure gradients gusty wind throughout the day. still little breezy tomorrow. not as bad as today. here is the temperature timeline for the metro area. mid 30's this morning. upper 30's to near 40 this afternoon. it will feel like the twenties when you factor in the wind. it will feel like the teens in some spots this afternoon. partly cloudy this weekend with some sunshine, mid 30's tomorrow and still a little breezy. >> easy breezing. 70 is good as well as 2070, but we started with a couple problems. this is the pace of traffic still good on 270 southbound at falls road even though volume is

increasing. no problems in baltimore. 95 in virginia if started with a crash in springfield, but that is gone. slowing from woodbridge to get across a river and up to the beltway. back to you. >> thank you. 6:21 33 degrees in manassas. >> saying goodbye to "one life to live." >> random dancing with the first lady. and a sneak preview of the president. you are watching "good morning washington.' >> women who have secret relationships with men in prison. what are the risks and do the women have any regrets? next "anderson."

♪ i'm feelin feelin' a sunny day ♪ ♪ sunny day ♪ ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to be ♪ ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ ♪ i'm feelin' subway today ♪ [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami then topped with

pickles mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurantoday for this melty mouthwatering sub! ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ ♪ let's go ♪

>> person michelle obama will show off dancing moves today. she will join the cast members from the nickelodeon tv show "icarly "at a fairfax elementary school. and tonight the first family will watch a new movie about the legendary tuskegee airmen. they will be joined by a survivors and cast and crew members. >> i interviewed some of the stars and it looks like an amazing show. >> previews are very good. sad news for soap opera fans. "one life to live" is ending after 43 years today. >> ♪ >> we will have to cry on each

other's shoulders after the show. but some of the most popular characters on the show are being worked into "general hospital." "one life to live" is the second soap opera abc has ended recently. if you would like to watch the final episode and it's 2:00 today on abc 7. >> until then, keep it right here. 6:25 right now. still another half-hour. >> the life of margaret thatcher portrayed by meryl streep. arch campbell has the weekend movie guide. >> at mcpherson square, the mayor wants to put an end to it. a live report coming up. >> cold air is rushing into town. the winds increasing as w

here's your sausage and pancakes, sweetie. thanks, mom. who are you calling "mom"? dunkin' sausage pancake bites, delicious like mom's only easier to carry -- get three for $1.59.

>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your

side. >> straight ahead at 6:30, a rude awakening. temperatures drop almost 20 degrees almost night and are not done dropping. is the a nice start to 2012 gone for good? it's friday, january 13. i am cynne simpson. >> i am kris van cleve. lisa baden in a moment. first, adam caskey is watching the mercury drops. >> it is dropping quickly this morning and will level off for the rest of the day. we will not see a big jump and temperatures when the sun rises like we have the past couple days. not today, not with gusty wind out of the west pushing in colder air. there is a wind advisory in effect for locations west and the request of washington including howard county, loudoun

county, and others shaded in san. there could be gusts in those areas 55 miles an hour. it will feel like the twenties and teens today. 29 degrees in martinsburg 45 in lexington park, 40 in washington. the cold air is moving in. in the 30's for the majority of the day and into the weekend. air temperatures will be in the 30's with wind chills this weekend and sunny. >> each down 66 between 123 antonovich street is blocking the green arrow lane -- wanted123 and nutley street/ looks beautiful in rockville along 355. no issues to report near the pentagon. looks good on 110 and washington boulevard as well as 395. >> could be the end of the line for the democracy demonstrations

in mcpherson square. >> last night d.c. mayor vincent gray called on the national park service to kick out the protesters. john gonzalez has the reason behind the eviction notice and why it does not necessarily mean the end for the movement. >> good morning. it appears the rat problem has intensified since the protesters moved into mcpherson square in october. the mayor has called on the national park service to essentially removed all the protesters, citing rat infestation and other health issues at the tissues. he suggested relocating the protesters perhaps to freedom plaza, where a separate group has been camping out for months. both sites are owned by the park service. but the park service has said that these folks have a right to protest and have a four-month protest, so this could continue. california representative darrell issa is asking the park

service to justify why the protesters have been allowed to camp at mcpherson square, claiming they are only making excuses. he put out a statement saying the city is trying its best to protect the health, welfare, and safety of people in and around the campsite and in this situation the national park service so far has been more interested in making excuses than protecting the public. that was his statement. they have another three weeks to stay here according to their permit. it will be interesting to see what happens next week when the encampment could grow because the occupy congress protest will be moving in. john gonzalez reporting, abc 7 news. >> keep us updated. a fallen soldier from maryland is laid to rest. army specialist ronald wildrick today will be buried at arlington national cemetery. there will be a funeral procession from woodsboro. he died last month after his truck hit an ied in afghanistan. >> the region marks 30 years

since air florida flight 90 crashed into the potomac. today survivors and rescuers will honor 78 people who died with a wreath-laying. the plane crashed into the 14th street bridge after taking off from what is now reagan national airport during a snowstorm. the crash was blamed on pilot error. an orange line train also derailed that day near federal triangle station. three passengers died, 25 others were injured. >> metro safety is back in the spotlight after another rough week for the transit agency. >> the bay vincent gray will join the governors of maryland and virginia for meeting to discuss the troubles. jummy olabanji is live with the latest on that and why the meeting could be good timing. >> yes, the meeting does come at a very important time for metro especially because safety is really on the forefront of so many minds of metro riders. as you know, this week we have video released that show metro

buses in dangerous situation. our cameras caught a metrobus last night doing something very unsafe on the roadways. yesterday cameras caught a metro bus driving in reverse during the evening rush hour, on one of the busiest highways in the region. >> that is discouraging. >> safety is just one of several issues that will be discussed this afternoon during a closed- door meeting between d.c. mayor vincent gray, the governors of maryland and virginia, and metro general manager richard sarles. the meeting also happens to be days after wtop made public disturbing videos of metro bus drivers getting into accidents with pedestrians and one bus driver backing into another bus. >> the videos are outrageous. >> this week metro announced it is proposing a series of fare hikes to help close a looming budget gap. many riders seabees videos and

say that metro needs to do more to address safety. >> we are doing everything we can and using this tool to better? are driving record, which is improving. >> metro officials are looking into that incident that was captured yesterday by abc 7 news cameras. that meeting takes place at 3:00 this afternoon. mayor gray says he will let reporters know what was discussed in a little detail after the meeting is over. reporting live in arlington, jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> 6:35. hearing will be held today on the red line metro crash in 2009 in which nine people were killed and fort totten on june 22. it was the deadliest accident in metro history. >> two people arrested in connection with an attack near the greenbelt metro station. sheldon snead and k'vaughn hines are charged with raping a woman

last month. the victim told police she was walking along cherrywood lane when she was dragged into the woods, sexually assaulted then beaten. the two are being held without bond. >> we are learning more about the marines of the center of the latest scandal rocking the u.s. military. the pentagon says it has identified two marines seen in this disturbing video urinating on dead bodies in afghanistan. officials say they are highly trained sniper is based in north carolina. u.s. and afghan officials and the taliban have all condemned the video. the u.s. military is changing its presence in europe. defense secretary leon panetta says the army will withdraw two combat brigades as part of a broad reorienting of u.s. forces. he says the army will rotate them in and out of the region. 6:36 of the time, 36 degrees in la plata. >> still ahead, south carolina primary, can mitt romney be

stopped? and will stephen colbert really run? we will talk about that. >> blue ivy carter already setting records. we will tell you how. >> and colitis check of the weather from doug

>> 20 minutes before 7:00. time to check traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> the temperature is several dropped this morning. >> they have. winter is back all of a sudden after yesterday's with low 60's. now it's back to reality. let's look at the wind advisory that goes into effect at 9:00. north and west of the metro area. that goes all the way through west virginia and beyond. very strong wind, sustained and 30 miles an hour, gusting at 55 miles an hour in the higher elevations. temperatures have been plunging all night. in the twenties already in the higher elevations in the mountains, 30's and down. the event is a big story. when we combine the gusty wind right now gusting at 43 miles an hour in martinsburg already 24 in gaithersburg, you know what's

going to happen. a little bit of sunshine, but a very blustery winter day. most all the precipitation has moved north and northeast. but we will not get a break from the gusty wind and very cold air. here is the forecast. temperatures will stabilize into the 30's and drop off overnight with strong and continuing. bundle up for the holiday weekend. that's coming up and a couple minutes. back to you. >> thank you. wewe need to check in with lisa baden on this friday the 13th. >> ino about 95 accidents in springfield is gone. behaving out of fredericksburg and through woodbrige. 395 north of the beltway, normal delays in landmark. normal travel times and between the beltway and 695/baltimore.

this picture, democracy boulevard on 270. moving at a pretty good pace up to the american legion bridge. mass-transit on normal service systemwide. back inside. >> 6:00 hour 42. the most famous newborn in the world. -- 6:42. beyonce and jay-z have been reportedly offered $2 million for the first pictures of their baby girl. glenn ivey is the youngest person ever on the billboard charts thanks to a proud father jay-z's hit song. getting an early start. it is 47 degrees in bladensburg. >> another big play off weekend for the nfl. we have a preview of the ravens rematch against the texans. >> new movie for meryl streep and mark wahlberg, and more. that's coming up. >> looking ahead to south

carolina.

>> the d.c. alcohol beverage control board will hold a hearing today on whether to suspend a northwest nightclub's liquor license. two people were stabbed outside the lounge late last month after a bar fight. >> metro will begin its holiday weekend track work tonight. orange and trains will not run between l'enfant plaza and eastern market stations and still closing on monday. trains will single track along two sections of the red line. >> the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway will be sentenced today for killing a peruvian woman. joran van der sloot faces 30 years in prison. he pleaded guilty on wednesday of killing stephany flores ramirez 2010.

>> o'clock 45 is the time. stephen colbert trying to shake up the presidential race in south carolina. he is not running for president again, -- >> body could. during last night's taping of his show he legally transferred control of his super back to his friend john stuart. >> i am proud to announce that i am forming an exploratory committee to lay the groundwork for my possible candidacy for the president of the united states of south carolina. i am doing it. listen to me. >> that paved the way for him to enter the presidential primary in his home state of south carolina. what does that mean for the nation's next primary? in national politics reporter is here with that answer. david, what does it mean? >> i don't think it really means

much but it is a lot of fun. no this is ratings season coming up, so it is good for the show, i think. stephen colbert obviously, is a satirist and is trying to make fun of the system. he will have a super pac go down there and spend a bunch of money on the air. i think it is tongue-in-cheek. some of the polls had him over jon huntsman. people do respond to him. >> that was a pretty good launch on television. mitt romney is the front-runner. how does he look for south carolina? >> very good. right now you have rick perry santorum gingrich and they are all getting a sliver of the vote. many reporters say that unless they unite next week, it will probably not look like mitt romney will win. much like john mccain did four years ago. >> still reasonable strength in

south carolina. >> super pac money will have an effect down there. they will be tough on mitt romney on the bain capital stuff. unless conservatives united, it is the same problem they have been having. looks like romney will get bealeton on -- beaten on a little more. >> thank you. greg donna edwards will be back in court today for a status hearing, accused of using campaign funds to cover up an affair. if he pleaded not guilty. he is scheduled to go on trial in the end of january. -- former presidential candidate john edwards. >> the nhl all-star rosters are out. alex ovechkin and dennis wideman will represent d.c. in april. this will be at dennis's first appearance as an all-star. several trips in the past for

alex ovechkin. eighton saturday the new orleans saints will play the forty-niners this weekend. tom brady will be battling with the patriots. and then the giants will play the packers at lambeau field. >> my weekend is planned. >> there you go. let's check in with doug hill to find out how temperatures will affect weekend plans. >> it will be bitter cold after we have been spoiled by mild temperatures spirit temperatures this weekend will only be a couple degrees below average. we have the wind advisory that officially goes into effect 9:00 this morning for the areas north and west of the metro area, shaded in tan. gusts up to 55 miles an hour especially in the higher elevations. it is cold. look at the wind and temperatures around area.

mchenry at the ski resort in garrett county, 12 degrees gusting up to 59 miles an hour. 18 degrees in frostburg. 34 in the district at wtop. 36 at dulles airport. impressive and guests. temperatures across the area will not change much in terms of the metro area. they may climb a couple degrees, but not much. areas south and east, those temperatures will be dropping shortly. 30 degrees and clarksburg right now, 36 in arlington. the cold air is starting to spread to the south and east. the windchill is something we will talk about during the day, because that will drop. temperatures will stay below average. until monday, then a warm-up. the storm system bonn. now the gusty wind is continuing to spread in. today will feature some sunshine but gusty wind and colder temperatures. through the upcoming holiday

weekend, cold air will be with us. 34-41 today. if 37 tomorrow and saturday. much milder on martin luther king day, mid 40's with sunshine. seven-day outlook in a couple minutes with adam caskey. >> thanks so much. let's check in with lisa baden on this cold morning. >> anne arundel county, be careful. route 4 at 258 coming out of dunkirk. nothing reported in maryland along route 50. that's moving well. normal volume through northeast d.c. on new york and kenilworth ave. first street and n street in north street ateast, a person was hit by a car. we are moving to arch campbell when we return i

look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪hen she comes. ♪ ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistonsns, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat ) sorry. when it's on your mind it's on ebay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

[ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation every solution comes together for a single purpose -- to make the wod a safer place. that's the value of performance. rthrop grumman. o0 c1 captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good morning. your weekend movie guide. >> marked. >> --. -- >> i have done battle every single day of my life. >> meryl streep plays margaret thatcher. expect to hear about this one at the oscars. it is so great that you can

overlooked the average script. 3 stars. >> if i was hoping we could work something out. >> also opening is "contraband" with mark wahlberg going for one last caper. rated r, 2.5 starts. here's the weekend movie guide. four stars for the descendants and the artist and marylailyn. three stars for the iron lady, pariah, and corman's world. 2.5 starts for contraband, dragon tattoo, and carnage, a new movie only worth a couple stars. have a nice weekend, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> thank you.

lisa baden has a situation. a disabled train. >> broken down train at metro center will affect commuters normally catching a red line train. that will take a little longer. that affects both directions of the red line. they are single-tracking in the area near judiciary square and farragut north. we will jump to our geico traffic center camera. not bad in college park and greenbelt and near fedex field and the beltway. >> cold through the upcoming three-day weekend. temperatures in the 30 today wind chills in the teens and 20's, very gusty today. keep that in mind. if breezy tomorrow. temperatures a little worse highs in the 30's throughout the weekend. warming on monday. >> that does it for us. good morning america is next. >>

guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance.