>> a corruption investigation leads to the rest of the three police officers. >> it is a touchy subject. what the new screening rules mean for your holiday travel. >> they say in every life a little rain must fall. how much will fall tonight? the forecast as we continue. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good tuesday morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i am jennifer franciotti. thank you for joining us this morning. >> tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. oetic?ling pu

i like it. it will be a wet one. like to moderate rate up and down the i-95 corridor and around the beltway. what you see is what you get if it is not ready and your house yet, it will be. it will be ready today. cloud in " with a high temperature mere 56. we'll come back and looked at the forecast going into the weekend. >> good morning. not a whole lot happening at the moment. the potential for problems as the rain continues to fall. southbound 95 at caton avenue, word of a disabled vehicle. use extra caution. leave extra time this morning. 36 miles per hour because of the rain on the north side. looking at pretty easy rights so far eastbound 70. 56 in towards 29.

11 minutes on the envelope northeast side per eight minutes on the inner loop from 75 over towards 83. tall minutes on the west side of the loop. it is slick out there. plan accordingly if you're going to travel in the next few minutes. we switch over to 95 at caton avenue. no sign of the disabled vehicle or a delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a federal corruption investigation into prince george's county government results in more arrests. >> kim dacey is live in the studio with the new details. hello. >> u.s. attorney rob rosenstein unsealed two indictments yesterday in an expanding corruption probe of prince george's county government. the fbi arrested three prince george's police officers and six other defendants. rosenstein says the defendants would pay the officers to

distribute untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. two of the officers are charged with extortion. the third faces cocaine and gun charges in connection with drug trafficking. on friday, county executive jack johnson and his wife, leslie, who was just elected to the county council, were arrested on charges of witness tampering and destruction of evidence. but attorneys are keeping mum on whether the johnsons' arrests are related to yesterday's arrests. >> we have ongoing a series of related corruption investigations here in prince george's county. we're not going to talk about what if any connections there might be among these investigations. >> more than two dozen properties were rated. -- raided. >> authorities are also seeking the forfeiture of $3.5 million, 25 properties, 13 vehicles, and 84 bank accounts that are proceeds of crimes or were used to facilitate criminal acts. reporting live in the newsroom,

kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the man accused of killing an off-duty detective has been indicted. a grand jury indicted the man on first-degree murder and deadly weapons charges. he is accused of throwing a piece of concrete and detective brian stevenson, killing him. he's being held without bail pending an arraignment. an officer has been fired over acquisitions accusations he assisted a drug dealer. he looked up a license plate that turned out to be the core of an undercover agent. that friend was the man indicted on cocaine conspiracy charges. he has not been charged with a crime. he was fired on friday. >> police have arrested two in connection with a shooting. it took place at 2:00 a.m. at

the royal farms store at annapolis road. the victims, a man and woman, are expected to survive. police have arrested the man they said broke into the core of the mayor's husband. police picked up anthony thomas on sunday. he admitted to breaking into the court last thursday and stealing a satellite radio inside. he is now charged with theft because a maryland native has given his life. army specialist david lutes died on thursday, three days after being wounded by an id'd explosion. he was the first -- he was with the first squadron regiment. this was out of fort campbell, kentucky. he is survived by wife and two children. >> controversy is heating up over the federal government's

screening rules. kate amara joins us live with more on how many think those new rules are just too close for comfort. good morning. >> the government is trying to address concern that these full body scanners are just too invasive. ahead of the busy thanksgiving holiday travel season, the tsa is taking heat over new security screening measures. >> behind your hair and do your back. your legs. >> including full-body scanners and pat-downs. >> and now we're deploying them across the united states as the next, really, generation of technology to use to keep our passengers safe. >> but traveler john tyner objected, refused to go through the scanner at the san diego airport last week. >> i turned to him, i looked him in the eye, and said, "if you touch my junk, i will have you arrested." it seems to me it amounts to a sexual assault, and i don't think that should be a condition for getting on the plane. >> critics are concerned the machines emit harmful radiation and violate privacy. one group is calling for a

public boycott of the scanners on the day before thanksgiving. >> even more people are concerned about having their naked bodies witnessed by a tsa agent in a back room who they can't see and they don't know who they are. >> government officials say they are listening to concerns but say the new procedures protect all passengers by protecting against terror threats. >> this is all about making sure that you, your family, and your kids are safe when they travel. >> there are about 300 of these full-body scanners operating at about 60 u.s. airports. the tsa plans to deploy 500 of them by the end of the year. kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> is this just a few outspoken travelers? how does the general public feel? >> there is where a recent gallup poll that asks fliers and

airline passengers just that. 70% approved of these full body scanners and 84% said they believed these scanners will prevent explosives from being brought onto planes. >> kate amara, thank you. have a good day. students in virginia high school have a harder time flunking out of class. the school has eliminated the f grade and has replaced it with an i for incomplete. some are applauding this decision. others say by removing the fear of failure, students will be less motivated to succeed. we want to know what you think. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think about the idea of replacing the "f" with an "i" for incomplete on student report cards? you can e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it is 48 degrees on tv hill.

coming up, the bloomberg business report. >> big changes coming for the biggest social network. we will tell you what facebook has in store. >> itunes will make a big announcement today. could yesterday becoming today? >> gobble gobble. it is time for turkey. we're talking turkey at tom's turkey farm in reisterstown. >> it is a let go of it this morning. morning.

calm down donkey. it's vacation time! ohhhhh, who says ogres can't surf? nice moves fiona.

ha, ha, ha, i love 3d. wooo hooooo! [ shrek ] gingy? [ laughs ] do the roar. roar! marty, what's shrek doing on a cruise ship? looks like he's having fun! [ female announcer ] join the dreamworks experience for the ultimate vacation, only on royal caribbean.

>> and a very good morning to you. it is raining across the. perhaps we could see heavier to moderate rain later today. keep the umbrella handy for sure. -- keep the umbrella handy. this is the final doomsday for these turkeys here. it takes a while to get the fresh turkey. we have some big males here. they have the blue hats. >> the birds grew well this year. the toms are big. there were 40 pounds when a process. they should be 50-pound toms. >> and they are still eating. >> that is the defeat hopper that automatically feeds them. have fresh feet all morning long. >> that is bliss in a way.

what do think? should we get them to gobble gobble for us? gobble gobble. there you go. it is feeding time. >> you can go online and order online or contact online or410- 526-6892. >> there are no pardons' here. to mark is the day in all happens. some beautiful birds. we do this live shot every year in time for thanksgiving. there is green on the report and that means rain. rain will be in the forecast at least through early morning before we clear out. that is it for now. >> i might be taking them home for a pet. my dog might be getting a new best friend. >> uva plenty of them to choose

from. i wonder how long it takes to cook a 50-pound turkey. >> most of the day. >> it is cute. look at him. >> 850-pound bird -- a 50-pound bird. thanksgiving is just around the corner. it is time -- for now, it will be busy traveling to work or school because of the rain. we have a front stalled to our south and a big pressure -- a big area of high pressure that will combine to give us a wet tuesday. we could see some heavy stuff coming from the south. this is expected to come through late this afternoon and this evening. the could be some heavy rain this evening. for now, we have clouds and light showers. a northeast wind. it will be difficult to move the temperatures. we are in the low 50's.

we make add six or seven degrees as we head into this afternoon. rain is likely. cloudy and cool with high temperatures in the mid 50's. sunrise coming up 6:51. rain is likely tonight. temperatures will only dropped into the upper 40's. not much movement in the temperature department. rain early in the morning on wednesday. it should turn out to be a decent day. upper 40's on thursday and friday. for 30% chance for a rain shower on friday. it looks nice by the time we hit sunday, close to 60 degrees. let's see what is happening on the roads. here is sarah. >> we do have a few things happening with the rain coming down. reisterstown road, we have an accident at the city-county line. some delays on the west side outer loop beginning at 795 down

towards liberty. those delays will stretch down to edmundson soon. we have an accident and dundalk on west field road and merritt boulevard. some delays starting to fall into place. 14 miles per hour on the west side. 43 on southbound 95 towards the beltway. a quick live look outside. this is the beltway at the b-w parkway. so far so good. the parkway underneath the ramp is without delay down towards west nursery road. 95 south of caton avenue, a disabled vehicle at the off ramp, but no sign of delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a maryland woman is among the four dead in a murder-suicides in pennsylvania. the woman and her three children were all shot by their father.

the father and turned the gun on himself. one son survive. the man is from reisterstown. he attended franklin high school. two more democrats have been added to the u.s. senate. koons replaces the opening after biden was inaugurated. robert byrd held the seat since 1959. a vote is still being held in alaska. the latest count shows senator lisa murkowski with a 1700-vote lead over joe miller. miller continues to challenge more that 7600 of those rights in the vote that cannot properly spell murkowski's name. those votes are expected to be counted by the end of the week.

>> facebook has its eye on being more of a one-stop shop for keeping in touch with your friends. they are watching their own e- mail service. they have the ability to send messages. the ceo is introducing a messaging platform. it will create your own facebook e-mail address and merge it with other forms of instant message. it will roll out over the next few months. all eyes will be focused on itunes as apple pulls back the curtain on a rather cryptic teaser. the itunes store posted a message said an important message would be made at 10:00 a.m. this morning. it could be the final word that itunes has their rights to sell the beatles catalog. other robbers focus on a possible streaming version of itunes to be released.

legg mason is bullish on the stock market. bonuses could be coming back to the workplace. jane king has more in the bloomberg business report. >> are you ready to party? some companies did away with parties and free food during the recession. some are starting to bring them back. flextime could be offered along with thanksgiving goodies. microsoft has a new system. it has sold 1 million gaming units in the first 10 days of its release. it is on pace to hit 5 million units by the end of the year. economists predict a rise and it would be a signal of strength in the manufacturing sector. economists are concerned about inflation. they criticized the fed's plan to boost growth.

the maryland bloomberg index was slightly higher. bill miller from legg mason is also critical of the fed's move. this could boost stocks 15% in the next year. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, fort wbal-tv 11 news. >> we have all heard about using botox as a cosmetic procedure. botox is now classified as a medical procedure. the meet tighter rules. the plastic surgeon says the new rules are all about safety. >> what they want is people that are trained. no longer just being trained by the maker of botox. >> you can damage somebody's

face. you can have sagging from the muscle. >> the doctor suggest you ask about the training of the person administering botox and who the physician is overseeing for care. >> 48 degrees on tv hill. coming up, will check on weather and traffic. >> a family of a fallen soldier has dedicated their life to help heal the invisible scars of men and women returning from the battlefield. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers.

boy we wish edmunds.com hadn't told you to start looking over your shoulder. ♪ we were gonna sneak up on ya. ya know, with our 1.4 liter turbo charged engine and our six speed automatic transmission. shhhh... we're going hunting. it's civic season. ♪ the all-new chevrolet cruze. starting under $17,000.

get used to more. ♪ i'm losing energy... i need a home performance with energy star audit to find out why! this sensor will show why my living room gets too hot and too cold! hm... need some heating and cooling system work. and insulation will help stop the drafts. get up to $2,450 dollars in rebates and keep saving with home performance with energy star. get started at bgesmartenergy.com. ahhh, now i'm comfortable- and energy efficient!

>> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. kind of busy and out there. rain is falling around the area. we have an ax and on the city- county line. heading out edmundson, an accident there of the southwest corner. westfield wrote in dundalk, an accident location and delays starting to fall into place. the way down towards edmundson and delays cropping up on southbound 95 towards the beltway northeast. 38 miles per hour at the harrisburg expressway. this is the beltway at the b-w

parkway. we're seeing some brake lights there. all that weather-related. this is 95 south of caton avenue pre still clearing the disabled vehicle. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's check in with tony. >> give yourself as much extra this tuesday.nno on we're seeing some breaks in the western suburbs, that should fill in pretty quickly. rain for everyone patrick a. high temperature of 56 degrees. the heaviest rain will move in this evening. for now, to the news desk. >> thank you. windier estate in maryland reservist lost his life, his family and his friends are marking the occasion by launching a foundation to support soldiers returning from lot. >> kerry cavanaugh has the story of one family turning their grief into something else. >> chris coffman enlisted in the

army reserves two days before the age cutoff. lynn coffman said her brother was a pragmatic about his choice. >> i said, what if you don't come back? he said, i have had a great life. i'm ok with that. he was at peace somewhere in his heart. >> two weeks into his tour, he took on a difficult mission. >> one soldier in particular, my brother took his place because he had two little children, a boy and a girl. my brother said, i will go and you stay back. he knew it was dangerous. >> he and two other men were killed. as honors poured in for coffman, his family debated the best way person they new.

>> that is something that he has taught me, to follow your dreams and your passions and be confident in the decisions you make and do what you love and have a good time doing it and be confident. >> that gave rise to the christopher coffman memorial fund. >> you have to have help, whether it be physical, emotional, career change, or career-reentry into civilian life. they really are the heroes. my brother was a hero. his pain is over. he has died. these men have to live every day with that. >> he would be honored that we're giving people opportunities to better themselves or to help their families. >> the christopher coffman memorial fund has already raised $5,000. you can learn more about an hour

web page, wbaltv.com. it is 40 degrees on tv hill. much more to come in our next half-hour -- >> extortion charges are filed against prince george's county police officers as part of an ongoing investigation. >> the wheels have come off a popular baltimore county skating rink. >> we are hanging with the turkeys at tom's turkey farm. he has 3000 of them

>> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm jennifer franciotti. >> i am mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. >> good morning. iranian start for us on this tuesday. the forecast for today -- it doesn't get much better -- a rainy start for us on tuesday. high temperature expected in the mid 50's. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now, to the news desk. >> a corruption probe in

maryland is now widening. nine people have been arrested. >> this all falls the arrest of the county executive and his wife last friday. kim dacey joins us live in the studio with more on the story. charges are some of the allegations leveled against the prince george's police officers, as u.s. attorney rob rosenstein unsealed two indictments yesterday in an expanding corruption probe of prince george's county government. >> police officers are given badges and guns to prevent crimes. but the indictments in these cases allege that these three police officers used their badges and guns to commit crimes. >> the fbi arrested three prince george's county police officers and six other defendants yesterday. two of the officersr are charged with extortion. >> the indictment charges that these defendants agreed that they would pay police officers

in exchange for using their official authority to assist in the transport and distribution of untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. >> the other officer faces cocaine and gun charges in connection with drug trafficking. the fbi and irs raided more than two dozen properties throughout maryland and in northern virginia. authorities are also seeking the forfeiture of $3.5 million, 25 properties, 13 vehicles, and 84 bank accounts that are proceeds of crimes or were used to facilitate criminal acts. the question is whether any of this is tied to the arrest friday of prince george's county executive jack johnson and his wife, lesley, a newly elected county counsel person. >> we have ongoing right now a series of related corruption investigations in prince george's county. we're not going to talk about what if any connections there might be among these investigations. >> the fbi took the johnsons into custody friday on charges on witness tampering and destruction of evidence. according to federal court

documents, it is in connection with a four-year-long probe of providing things of value to public officials in exchange for official favors. the couple declined to comment on their legal troubles, but did talk about how they're handling it. >> feeling well, doing really, really well. my family, we're all uplifted. we are strong. had a lot of -- thousands of calls from citizens and all the church people that called to say they are praying for us. that has uplifted our spirits, and we are strong and we have a long road to hoe and we'll go forward. >> jack johnson is back on the job as county executive because currently elected officials can only be removed from office once they are convicted of a crime. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. and exit puts a 17-volt bicyclist in the hospital in critical condition.

police said they saw the teenagers selling drugs. officers tried to arrest him and he sped off on his bicycle. one bicycle backdrop cruiser and the cruiser struck the bicycle. >> more trouble for baltimore county skate rink that has had its share of controversy. skateworks has shut its doors as the owners are working to get out of the bankruptcy court. the county has provoked the license. >> we supported them all along and try to find a way to make it work with the owners. i think it might have been more the financial problems they were have a bid ended up closing the doors part i did not put a padlock on the doors. bankruptcy court did that. >> it has been the subject of several police incidents including an alleged rape of a

12-year-old girl. >> e-zpass is supposed to make travel easier. some say it has made their lives more difficult. complaints come on the heels of an e-zpass story the i-team area in july. >> we talk to a maryland couple whose license plate were suspended over violations they said they did not have. that story struck a nerve. michelle -- >> i was hysterical. >> maryland authorities pulled her over outside the fort mchenry tunnel. >> he said, i will take your tags. >> she owes more than $2,000. we also spoke with a nursing student who is word she could lose her student loan. >> these claims are erroneous.

>> and a man who has to monitor his account daily because of overcharges. tonight at 11:00 p.m., their stories. the tactics used to collect outstanding violations. barry simms. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. we have a busy morning rush. the roads are wet. was down 32, a new accident. we have a crash and another at winds old mill -- windsor mill. volume picks up approaching 795 all the way down to edmundson. in dundalk, another accident location. and another in phoenix. checking delays also on southbound 95 coming down from the white marsh area. 25 miles per hour.

this is the beltway at the bwi parkway. wet roads around the area. you will need extra time. this is a 95 south of keeton avenue. more violent in the southbound direction. -- this is 95 some of kagan avenue -- caton avenue. sandra shaw it is that tom's turkey farm. >> they had a stellar year. turkeys, say hello to sarah. [gobbling] there you go. they sense this is one of their last days of freedom. thanksgiving is right around the corner. the turkey tastes great because it is farm-raised the correct the will stay on and ice sala slurry. never frozen. fresh all the way.

>> they have grown big. >> it cooled down. the birds put on the weight this year. >> they had breakfast this morning. they go about their day. >> they have no idea. >> it is one of their final breakfast. they do not know the difference. let's look at the seven-day forecast. rain today, maybe early tomorrow. and in chilly before we rebound nicely into the 60's over the weekend. that is it for now. >> thank you. i wonder how it smells in there. [laughter] 40 degrees on tv hill. m-i-c -- see you at the auction. m-i-c -- see you at the auction. some

>> we have breaking news. word is that prince william and his girlfriend are engaged and will marry in london next year. they got engaged last month. they are due to marry next spring or summer in london. we'll have more coming up on the "today" show. >> finally. a man who has loved disney all of his life is selling off his amazing collection of disney memorabilia. he is a postal worker who spent decades of filling up this call with all things disney. now that he is in gauge, his bride-to-be is not fond of decorating their new home in disney.

still george is auctioning off all 5000 pieces of his collection of running from salt and pepper shakers to it 12-foot replica of the nautilus suppb from "20 thousand leagues under the csea." >> it was a special treat as a dozen penguin's dressed as santa claus and his reindeer and paraded through the park. one child said seen the penguins makes me want to see christmas to arrive. christmas is a major holiday in south korea. that is cute any time. >> that video never gets old. 48 degrees on tv hill. we will check the morning headlines coming up >> i like the christmas pagan spirit we

have some rain to contend with on this tuesday morning. here's a look outside. 49 degrees at the airport. stay tuned. stay tuned.

>> welcome back. in the headlines, a man accused of killing an off-duty police detective over a parking space has been indicted. this was on first-degree murder and deadly weapons charges. james is accused of throwing a piece of concrete at detective brian stevenson. james is being held without bail. police have arrested the man they say broke into the car of the mayor's husband. they picked up anthony thomas in

the same area with the break-in took place. he is now charged with that. students at virginia west potomac high school will have a harder time than usual flunking out of class. the school has eliminated the f grade and replaced it with an i, fort incomplete. some applaud the decision and others say by removing the fear of the year, students will be less motivated to succeed. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. this morning we asked -- what do you think about the idea of replacing the "f" with an "i" for incomplete on student report cards?

>> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. we have a busy morning rush out there. it is wet. accidents coming in left and right. northbound route 3, watch for

delays because of accident cleanup. westbound 32, seeing the latest there. two lanes closed with an accident. another at reisterstown and falstaff. another in phoenix. our fair share of problems out there. volume picking up, especially on the west side. 21 minutes to get through that stretch. not to bet on the north side. running pretty well down toward 32. -- not to bet on the north side pit white marsh shows the same thing. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. to sandrach over shaw. -- is live at former tho farmer tom's. >> you can order a fresh turkey

online. look at that mail. the males have the blue heads. there are some big boys. what are the keys to wealthy -- to raising a healthy turkey? winds give them plenty of room to room. they get fresh seeds develop. they get loving care until the end. this is my 18th year to raise turkeys. >> and you have it down to process. >> every year is a new experience. we're starting to handle a large number. it is constance and is a growing process a. >> you said sometimes it is easy to put those things on the grill. >> you need a big oven and a big pan. put a big 50-pounder. might be eight hours on your grill on low. a great way to cook a big bird. >> you get to relax after this. >> i hope so. >> you can check on our website

and find out more. we have been dealing with some rain this morning. we have green on the radar. it has subsided here in reisterstown. it will be reemerging in different ways this afternoon, so carry the umbrella this afternoon. gobble, gobble, gobble. >> so you need to start cooking the turkey the night before. >> i do not know what kind of platter you put that on the >> you are right. four people. i appreciate separate thanksgiving week is just around the corner. here's the set up right now. we have a front stalled to our south. right now we're getting some light rain from the front that is part south of us. there is low pressure down to the south and west and it is all moving in our direction. i think the rain will get steadier and heavier.

the evening commute, you will see some heavier rain event this morning. we have the clouds and the showers. that will make it difficult for temperatures to move. maybe we'll sneak into the mid 50's this afternoon. it is 47 in randallstown. the forecast for today, rain is likely. cloudy and cool with a variable winds. sunrise right about now. you'll not see it because of the clouds and the share. rain is likely tonight. temperature will drop back into the upper 40's. not much of a movement in the temperature department. rain will end early on wednesday. to clear up with a high near 59. chilly by the end of the week. thursday and friday, high temperatures in the 40's and 50's. a chance for some showers on thursday. saturday and sunday look very nice. upper 50's to around 60.

the next chance for rain will be on monday. we send it back to the news desk. >> 9 more people are under arrest this morning. this comes after the county executive and his wife were arrested and charged last friday. kim dacey has details on this corruption investigation. >> two indictments were unsealed yesterday. three prince george's county police officers were arrested along with six other defendants. the defendants would pay the officers to distribute alcohol. a third faces cocaine and gun charges in connection with drug trafficking. jack johnson and his wife on friday were arrested on charges of witness tampering and obstruction of evidence. attorneys are keeping mum on whether this arrest is related to yesterday's arrests.

several properties were ra ided yesterday. proceeds of crimes or were used to facilitate criminal acts. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> it is an historic television moment. barbra streisand and robert redford. night. that comes up today at 4:00 p.m. here's matt lauer with a look at what's coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. we are following breaking news at of great britain. prince william is being gauged with a wedding set for next year. we're live with all of the details. the latest on the missing ohio mother, her son, paint a family friend. police fear they may have been killed. more on our special series.

this morning, the song as we get started on a tuesday morning right here on the today show " that was not matt. >> we will come back and check the weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. stay with us. stay with us.

(sfx: coach's whistle) the car coach. >> in case your car repair shop hasn't noticed - there's been a shift. sfx: shifting. more women than men are making the decision as to where to get the car fixed. sfx: shifting what's the percentage? the answer in a moment.

(sfx: coach's whistle) "the car coach". >> if you had to see one film this season, it would be this one. phil! go ahead. personally... i give it four stars. back in a moment. >> a lot going on at this morning because it is disappeared with accidents around the airport eastbound 100 and another was down on 100. route 3 at st. stephen's church

wrote. west on 30 to come delays expected at 175. two lanes closed in the westbound direction. there is an accident at hanover and pratt street. this is 95 at white marsh per it is really backed up. southbound penn line trains, you can transfer to 405 or 407. >> i think the heavier rain will come in for the evening commute. rain is rain. 56 is the high temperature today. there rain will be with us off and on today. the reign ends early. right now, it looks like a pretty decent weekend -- the rain ends early. tune to am 1090 to hear traffic and weather together on the fives. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25.

>> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.