34th street, westside story and rebel without a cause. wind chills fall well below freezing. doug? right now the dew point is 23, the winds out of the west northwest at 9 miles an hour and that gives as you wind chill at the airport of 34 degrees. but many areas already close to that freezes mark for actual temperatures. we re at 36 in winchester, 36 toward manassis and culpepper. our current temperature at charlottesville of 34 degrees. you add in the wind and you get a wind chill into the 20. how are you doing? i had to find a hat because my bald head would definitely be cold in this weather. a a lot of folks are just walking around here. they are bundled up, trying to stay warm, especially for those who have to work out here. i m pretty cold. reporter: it s a chilly november night for tony and his washington gas crew in downtown dc. wish it was warmer but it s that time of the year. reporter: temperatures are in the lower 30s in some area. ironically the
helpful to his defense? well the fact that she was still alive when he left. if he had really wanted to kill her, the defense may say that he would have made sure of that. but the fact that he pushed her down and left may in fact be of some use and also the fact that that black t-shirt is missing, they could say, look, it was sloppy investigative work and they didn t collect this piece of evidence right there in the defense photograph and maybe the rest of it is sloppy too. those are two strategies the defense may use. good point. peggy fox, thank you. breaking news out of new york city where ten accused of russian spies have entered guilty pleas. randall pinkston is live in lower manhattan where the judge has just handed down the sentences. reporter: a very unusual hearing today. the u.s. federal district court judge first addressed them by they re aliases, and then asked them to give their real names, a lot of them were in russian and also the dates of birth. all te