stephen tschida. there will soon be no w moer sleeping at mcpherson square. national parks service says they will start enforcing a no camping ban. protesters will get a final warning before they get the boot. more on the growing tensions on abc7 news at 6:00. the weather was unbelievably mild the day, but we re keeping our eye on a storm coming this way, but it looks like it will be rain and no snow. doug hill has the first look at the forecast. let the way it s looking now but remember the way these systems start overnight or just before sunrise. you need to keep the door open just a little bit for a mix of snow or ice. this mother is just terrific. clear skies outside of the belfort furniture weather center. here is a time lapse from fairfax this morning. but sometimes, dense fog, but the western wind went to work on it. we will check out these very mild temperatures in the low to mid 60 s. so much warmer than yesterday. 20 degrees warmer in fredericksburg than y
our politics. reporter: on capitol hill, the last seats were filled in the so-called super committee, charged with slashing spending. one tea party member is declaring tax increases are off the table. credible reductions in the si size of the deficit. reporter: the super committee has until thanksgiving to agree on $1.5 trillion in cuts. and if they can t agree, there will be $1.2 trillion in automatic reductions. evenly divided between defense and discretionary spending, cuts neither side wants. president obama could call lawmakers back from their august vacation, but he thinks it s a better idea to let them stay at home where they can get an earful from angry voters. live on capitol hill, brian mooar, news4. jim and wendy, back to you. thanks, brian. the republican presidential field is getting bigger. texas governor rick perry is expected to formally announce his candidacy this weekend in south carolina. meanwhile, with two days before the iowa straw poll, the ot