>> hurricane sandy takes a turn to the east coast. how soon we could see hurricane sandy and but the damage done so far. >> and emergency management crews are making plans. i am jennifer franciotti details are next. >> he survived his time of duty, only to be gunned down at home. >> if you days away from sandy, what about the weekend ahead? we have the forecast. >> you are watching wbal tv 11. live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news at 6:00. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. >> i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us. >> all eyes on sandy. >> and sandy isn't the only element that we are building up

here. there are two parts. there's a cold front. but sandy is the one that will deliver all of the moisture. let us take a look at that and the projected track for that storm. is near the bahamas right now. this is an outline. all of these law lines. the various models of were the expect the storm to go. the range for landfall ranges from north carolina to new england. likely closer to us. the conflicting element, or the element that confuses the situation more is the cold front coming in. that intensifies the situation. i have details coming up in a minute. what us see if the traffic is quiet. >> it is not looking too bad so far. the couple problem spots. one is a crash coming in southbound 295 in the area of the beltway. watch for that.

possible lane closures. another in colombia at columbia road, across a there as well. the major roadways are checking out ok. at 11 minutes on the outer loop on the west side. under the 10 minutes on 95 northbound between 32 and the beltway coming into baltimore and 80 minutes on i-95 southbound between 95. no delays at this early hour on those roadways. live look outside and check some of the other roadways. this is the topside of the beltway. ellicott city inner and outer lips are moving delay free. -- you can see the inner and outer loops are moving delay free. and that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story this morning, a growing concern over a hurricane sandy as it makes its way toward the united states. >> already being blamed for 11 deaths. and could affect state as far

west as ohio. we have team coverage beginning j beginningay. >> sandy's early warning came as the storm lashed the caribbean. violent winds and rain hitting cuba. and now the storm turned toward the east coast. >> i have been watching for the last few days. i saw this morning is headed this way. >> it should ultimately target of the east coast or early next week. if the current forecast holds, new york could take a direct hit. >> i am hoping the office of emergency management room already and the nyc still storm plan was activated early this morning. >> early signs already showing up along the beaches in florida. thick clouds and a growing certification. >> it is beautiful, absolutely devastatingly beautiful. >> and life guards warn, extremely dangerous. >> every year we have something

carroll happened. someone gets out and gets injured or killed because they went out in the ocean when it is like this or worse. >> during the worst, preparations already started. votes being pulled from the water. and the emergency operation people in the area during up for a possible strike. >> communication, preparation. >> residents getting ready as well. stocking up on essentials. and which now shared by millions along the east coast, working, watching and waiting for sandy. >> and while sandy's arrival is still days away from us, people are not wasting time getting prepared. jennifer franciotti joins us live with how people are stocking and. >> when your power goes out, the last thing you want to be doing is scrambling around for flashlights. and finding out to the batteries are dead. people are going to grocery stores like the giant here and

around the area, stocking up on the essentials. flashlights, batteries. they are also buying the food, water and the typical bread, milk, toilet paper management officials are getting ready as well. they are getting ready and monitoring the forecast. they say take advantage of the advanced warning. court's try to be prepared on their own. if we do have a major hit from the hurricane, you will be on your own for a little while. so have water, sued. and to have a flashlight and a radio -- of water and food. >> a lot of people have planned to be outside raking. >> officials said that as a good idea. take care of them said it is not a black storm drains your entire the average year porches, tying down things that might fly away in the event we have a major

winds event. jennifer franciotti, wbal tv 11. >> thank you. contracts for can sandy's movement on our radar. these are satellite images. -- you can track hurricane sandy is movement. >> the taxicab driver in critical condition, shot during a robbery in east baltimore. was working when the suspect pulled a gun, demanded money and shot him in the chest while still driving. the car can do is stop the 1300 block of central avenue. no details on the suspect. >> meanwhile, a high-school student faces starters after allegedly breaching a gun to school. they say it was not loaded. but they took the student into custody without incident. the soon will be disciplined under the code of conduct your request a family grieving after an active-duty sailors shot and killed while visiting his grandmother and baltimore.

they say he and his number brother were unloading groceries for their grandmother when two men approached the brothers and opened fire, they then fled in a vehicle. just returned from a nine month deployment aboard the abraham lincoln. his family is understandably hard broken. >> he did something good and came back to the united states for this. he did not deserve any of this at all. >> police urging anyone who may have information on this case to call the homicide unit at 410 396 2100. crime stoppers is offering a $2,000 reward to information that leads to an arrest. despite headline making shootings, the report by one crime remains down from years ago. homicides, rapes and robberies all down in the city compared to the past couple years. police said the key to numbers like that is a community

cooperation. >> we aim to partner with the johns hopkins and develop really internal an extra all stakeholders to get an idea of what is important in terms of violence. >> folks want to get together and show a unified front that we do care about safety. >> newly installed police commissioner said he wants to maintain the same level of community involvement and joined by his predecessor. >> and anne arundal county judge has acquitted a mother and her son. they had allegedly provided alcohol to teams that led to a deadly crash killing three people. the judge dismissed the citation, the testimony provided no proof that they were to blame. >> this was a complete tragedy, but it was also a tragedy that there were charged as part of this unfortunate incident. but the judge's decision clearly

exonerates of them of any wrongdoing. >> according to police, but drivers involved or under the influence. meanwhile, the former university of maryland student who threaten to go on a shooting spree will not serve jail time. he faces a three year prison term. the judge give them a sixth month suspended sentence. witt supervised probation. was arrested for making a common threat saying he would kill people to make national news. remains banned from the campus. >> the dimas 6:09. 62 degrees at the airport. -- the time is 6:09. >> plotting to slaughter, cook and eat many women. why a new york cop was behind these plans. >> sandy is coming up from the south. also coming in at the same time is a cold front from the west. details coming up on the insta-

weather plus forecast. >> a crash coming in on 295 and another in

>> good morning. temperature downtown is 64 degrees. here on the hill we are at 61. temperatures have been a fairly

stable so far. we have some drizzle and fog. but actual rainfall, not really nearby. let us take a look at the radar. there is some rain and the south and east florida. no rain is showing up here. we have to use this wider deal. rain associated with a cold front coming in from the west. the cold front and sandy come and by the end of the weekend. let us look at temperatures in the area. readings because of the cloud deck overhead are mostly in the 60's. let us switch over to our main computer. 60 in the easton. 58 and parkton. 50's out in far western maryland. here is that front, to the west of us. and sandy to the south. we are still much involved in either of these two storms, but we are getting the east wind off of the ocean, that is bringing

in moister responsible for the clouds. low-level clouds producing in mist and cloudy conditions. to the tune of storms, sandy making progress to the north. and the cold front moving from the west. hurricane forecasters are giving sandy and category one storm with 80 mile an hour winners. but the forecast calls for a category one storm until it comes onshore near the delmarva, near the mouth of the delaware bay. they expect that to happen after midnight on monday. that puts the center of the storm, and by that time it will be kind of like a nor'easter. right near us. generally cloudy today. quiet weather come to enjoy it while we have it. a few sun breaks but the clouds will be the dominant feature. some drizzle and fog.

wind 5 to 10 miles per hour. our insta-weather if futurecast shows things fairly quiet until we get into saturday, by late day saturday moisture coming from the south from sandy. here is the cold front out to the west. as a going to sunday, we get involved in the rain, the outer rain bands initially. notice a little bit of snow coming in to the picture in the mountains to the west, that is the cold air being drawn and behind the storm. by the time we hit monday morning and about 1:00 a.m., some heavy rain from the storm. and is expected to turn in toward the coast around that point by early tuesday morning. a our forecast is dry today, a lot of clouds, 69 the high, rain chances by the end of the day saturday. by sunday, rain chances in greece. by monday, good rains going with some wind. things taper off by tuesday.

>> thank you. good morning. bad crash coming in the southbound 295 right at mercury road. the two left lanes are blocked. expect delays if you are heading southbound on 295. 50 two left lanes are blocked. in colombia, a crash coming in there. and in hartford county in the belair on a baltimore pike, a crash there as well. we will give you a live look outside, those looking ok. 695 it york road, moving just fine on the inner and outer according loops. a live audio of 95, southbound traffic coming towards us a little heavier this time of mourning, and no delays yet. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> taking a look of our top stories, a nanny in critical condition in new york after police say she stabbed to the children to death before stabbing herself. the mother of the children ages 2 and 6 came home to find them

dead in the bathtub. the nanny was on the floor of the bathroom of self-inflicted wounds. the nanny is in police custody at the hospital right now suffering from critical injuries. new york city police officer charged with a truly horrifying plot to kidnap, kill and cook women. the city 28-year-old man not only plotted on line with someone to kidnap and consume the victims, but also reportedly had a file on this computer of hundreds of potential victims. the baltimore sun reports who was a 2006 graduate of the university of maryland college park. >> in this morning's consumer alert, today is like an early christmas with microsoft's launch of windows 8. the software giant replaces their nearly three decade old pc operating system. in a tablet called surface also

goes on sale today. apple's latest ipad many is now available for pre order. it is a in screen is comparable with the amazon kindle and other smaller tablets. but its $329 starting price could cool down sales. the ipad mini will hit shelves on november 2. and everyone is seeking candy, but are some costumes crossing the line when it comes to the scare factor? killeen stores they are selling more or customs like zombies, and killers for kids ages 3 to 5. some parents say is what the kids are asking for, others feel it is just way too soon. that brings us to our water cooler question. do you think calling customers are getting too scary or too gory for children. you can share your response on wblatv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail at watercooler@wbal.com. bong, james bond gets a new

smartphone. 11 news reporter has more in the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. look out toys r us your the game's top opening new concept stores call came stop kids. the plan to open and 28 states in time for the holidays. they will combine two things they love, toys and video games. look for toure is related to kingery birds. they have been trying to expand beyond packaged video games. in the meantime microsoft opening up two pop up stores in maryland. 1 bethesda 1 and colombia. the circus tablet is coming out today. they are trying to remain prevalent. and retailers looking to hire thousands this holiday season. 62% of employers plan to pay $10

or more. that is up from 53% last year. more than one-third of seasonal stock was hired in october. that is it for the markets. stocks higher after reports showing week was jobless claims. this is featured as james bond's phone. and as on so for $99 with 80- year contract starting november 2. it comes pre-loaded withnbond content . i am jane king. >> but greater thanbombs not included. -- but smoke bombs not included. and another shut out in game two of the world series last night.

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>> now weather and traffic together. >> good friday morning. checking on their morning commute. not too bad. the only big problems but the southbound 295 at nursery road. blogging two left alliance, only one lane getting by, causing

quite a back up. -- blocking to left lanes. and a crash coming into us and an baltimore pike at colgate road, another one there. we will give you a live look outside. right of your road you can see the inner and outer lips moving just fine. why the view of 295 star beltway camera at 295. a bitmera is streakifreaking ot there. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. let us take a look at whether four major airports. we are kind of cloudy and drizzly. the east coast of florida gets rain. the west coast in tampa, mostly cloudy and 83.

snow around denver. that is the colder air that will later get into gear. only 36 in the pacific northwest. seattle, 38. more on the forecast coming up in a minute. i want to check out sportsnet. >> now 11 sports with keith mills. >> good morning. the world series moving on to detroit. the giants now in total control. two-zero the giant shut out the tigers. the weather was perfect. and the celebration was on a including a perfect play by the giants' defense. second inning, now running. he gets the green light anyway. great relay. great tag. and the umpire says, you are out. and he was. scary moment in the second. line drive.

hit him on the top of the head. he stayed in the game. bases loaded. this is how the first giant run was scored, on a double play. there when 2-0. seven shut out innings. a game 3 tomorrow. they are in a must win situation. and celebrating the manager of the year award. and tomorrow buck and his wife will be celebrating a 5k race to benefit the foster care kids program that helped sponsor. they talked about the race. pete gilbert talk to her about how happy they are in baltimore. surprisingly beat to some of angela's friends.

>> a lot of people say, kith why baltimore? because of the american league east. but challenges are good. it was a perfect fit for us. >> for minnesota last night -- there will host a gathering tonight. from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. they love it. they have been fantastic. >> 6:27. 62 degrees. police stepping up efforts to get drunk drivers off the road. the places they are targeting, plus -- >> getting ready for sandy. we will take a look at the preparations, next. >> both candidates reaching out with very specific group of people. i am hallie jackson with how i am hallie jackson with how they are dipping i

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>> you are watching wbal tv 11. live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news at 6:00. >> good morning. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> i am mindy basara. we want to mention is national

pumpkin a day. and our producer made these delicious pumpkin muffins. and there were a lot more earlier. but i found out about them, and now they are disappearing. they are delicious. give them a try. they are good. >> what do you think? pumkin it up?to come agai >> today one of the quieter days. the ticket look at the radar satellite combination a year. we have sandy to the south, coming north. we have a cold front to the north coming east. it comes together in the mid atlantic by early next week. a kind of an explosive a storm, that is the potential. some fine-tuning to go. we will talk more about it in a couple minutes. >> hurricane sandy causing concerns as it heads to the east

coast. >> after seeing more than our share of severe weather this year, we are not taking any chances. jennifer franciotti joins us live downtown with more on how people are preparing. good morning. >> the serious thing about next week is supposed to be halloween. but people are shopping at area stores like this getting ready for the big storm. officials say should take advantage of the advanced warning. >> the wind and rain and possibly snow still hundreds of miles away, but we could be part of sandy's plan. >> and people like ricardo refuse to be caught off guard. >> you might as well stocked up on chicken and water. >> we are trying to get prepared. this is just a light run to the store and i will do the heavier one later on. >> of emergency operations center. gross emergency management crews are getting ready as well. they are monitoring the forecast

and telling residents to take advantage of the advanced warning. >> if we do have a major hit from the hurricane, you will be on your own for a little while. so of water, food, and a flashlight and a radio. is the best way to stay connected. >> and help my clearing out storm drains, backing up drains and securing a loose items like halloween decorations. the derecho storm illustrates how devastating widespread outages can be. but path bge officials say they are preparing for hundreds of thousands of outages. and they are making plans to bring in at least 500 additional workers from out-of-state. >> we are watching, looking at the model, to make sure we are on top of where the storm is going to go. and at this point, it is hope for the best but expect the worst. >> another point, you may want to freeze some water and put it in your freezer and case you are without power.

but the shop life of a refrigerator with no power is not long. while you are shopping, you may want to buy non perishables. jennifer franciotti, wbal tv 11. >> with just 11 days to go until election day, president obama is hoping for the backing of young people as he gets ready for a visit to mtv. hallie jackson tells us it may not be as much of a slam dunk as it was four years ago. good morning. >> hello. that is because experts say this year there is less excitement among younger voters about the election. although some college students we spoke with said in a specific reasons for hitting the polls. >> i am ready. >> william is excited to vote for the president for the first time ever nephew's old enough, some of his college classmates agree it is a great thing. >> it is important everyone votes. >> it is important that everyone lets their voice be heard. >> there boating two different

ways. >> one is for obama. >> his health care plan should help my family. >> other pro-romney. >> the national debt plan. >> but mitt romney have a bottle when it comes to voters under 30. two-thirds of them voted for president obama and 2008. a harford poll showing less enthusiasm among the younger plan. >> the youth vote will not come out as much as it did in 2008. but he needs to he needsout. >> like he did before the midterm elections, president obama is headed to.com mtv hopes of reaching young people -- he is headed to mtv. mitt romney has been invited to speak also does he get his own get out to vote efforts. >> both early, but often. >> that is the message you will probably hear from mitt romney as he hits iowa and ohio today.

as for the president, other than the mtv appearance, he is working at the white house. >> thank you. >> three people dead after a car and tractor-trailer collided in howard county. investigators say the car was headed north on rte. 1 near mitt-o bridge road. that is when -- on metazoa bridge road. >> law enforcement officers are operation solo forng saving our young ones. this weekend, officers will hit the roads are resting impaired drivers. >> this weekend this targets roadways we have have a lot of crashes, where we have made a lot of arrests. we are looking for that impaired driver. we want to remove them from the

roadway. if they are driving on the targeted roadways, there will be arrested. >> in 2010, there were 164 deaths caused by of all impaired drivers here in maryland. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. checking on your morning commute. new information on the crash southbound 295 at west nursery road. it was blocking it to left lanes. it has now moved off to the shoulder. you should find both lanes open. otherwise come in howard county, at columbia road, a crash there. another one northbound 29. route 216. and a crash at glens falls. a live look outside the west side at baltimore national pike, you can see the inner and the outer loops increasing in

volume. you can see southbound 29 traffic on the left side is starting to move a better, but still a bit of delays. and that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now check of the forecast. >> good morning. our forecast for kids going to school and our temperatures in the low 60's. we do not expect that to change much. we do have a patch of fog, a little drizzle ormazd. a lot of clouds. temperatures are going to recall all day long. a lot of the clouds. even as sun breaks to develop, it will cause instability and make it cloud right back up. it will be tough to make 70 degrees. i think 60's is where we are going to be. more on the forecast coming up. >> the time is 6:37. 62 degrees. >> a nosy neighbor -- you will

not believe what she is caught not believe what she is caught i've always been lucky. flew 37 bombing missions over germany. made it home every time. i'm lucky to have good friends who are all still around, and we're all lucky to have a friend named ben. ben's protected our medicare and veterans' benefits. and he's helping my 13 grandchildren afford college. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i'm honored to approve this message.

>> a list of celebrities who still are cashing in from beyond the grave. for the first time, michael jackson is not at the top. his friend elizabeth taylor is number one with an estate earning a staggering $210 million. it is likely elizabeth taylor

will not talk him again, since michael jackson's estate has so many steady revenue streams. his earnings rate second on the list followed by elvis presley. >> in denver and albuquerque, new mexico was crossing the line for one family. last week a family discovered someone had rearranged their front porch furniture. first they thought their teenaged daughter was responsible, but video proved otherwise. the early morning passer-by rearranged the furniture. they decided to laugh off for now, but if it happens again, they will call the police. >> very interesting. >> 6:41. 62 degrees at the airport. >> and several problem spots out there on the roads including one on southbound 295. details coming up. >> all of the models are coming

up with a different idea of what sandy will do. the weather forecast just ahead. cloudy right now, the temperature 62 at the a

>> welcome back. the time is 6:44. a taxicab driver in critical condition, shot during a robbery in east baltimore. the 32-year-old driver was transporting a fair after 8:30 when the suspect pulled a gun, demanded money and shot him in the chest while still driving. the car can do a shot on a north central avenue, new details on the suspect. >> and anne arundal county judge acquitted a mother and a son who

allegedly gave out a halt to a -- allegedly gave alcohol to teenagers. before an accident. the judge in the case dismissed the citation, saying the testimony she heard had no proof that they were to blame. >> baltimore family grieving after an active-duty sailors shot and killed while visiting his grandmother. family members say he and his younger brother were unloading groceries for their grandmother when two men approached them, opened fire and fled. he had just returned from a nine-month deployment aboard the abraham lincoln. police urged anyone with information to call the homicide unit at 410 396 2100. >> during our 5:00 a.m. newscast we told you about a special food challenge being held at the breakfast shop. to raise money for ava, a little girl battling cancer.

the goal is to eat the pannwich, named after tony pann, and under 40 minutes. and this features six pieces of chicken, eight pieces of bacon, six pieces of cheese, and that is all layered between two waffles'. and topped with brady. he hosted the earlier challenge this weekend. >> through the magic of television, it is than 40 minutes, and we have had four winners. everyone stand up. we have rob, tommy, james, and bruce. let us hear it for them. that is amazing. i couldn't even put up half a dent in that thing. what did they win a? >> everyone gets a t-shirt. it says, nothing worth having comes easy. and commemorating the year and everything we have done. anyone wants to dominate online

you can. >> congratulations. we are at the breakfast shop. come on down and visit us and participate in the great pannwi ch john . category three. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. checking on their friend a morning commute. we of that accident southbound on 295. it is moved off to the left shoulder. all lanes should be open. we could see residual delays. in howard county, at columbia road, a crash of their. and on northbound 29 at scads of gsville road.

a live look outside the west side of the parkway, the outer loop coming towards us looking a bit sluggish. we are beginning to see west side delays, a pretty typical. allied view of 83, the harrisburg expressway. you can see north and south is moving great there. over to you. >> thank you. temperatures mostly stuck in the 60's. cloud deck that has kept us warm overnight. otherwise we could've seen more 50's. salisbury at 62. 64 in annapolis. 59, frederick. in the 50's in western maryland. clouds from sandy beginning to push up near cape hatteras. and we have the clouds and rain shower activity associated with equal affront out to the west. high pressure over new england giving us an east wind combining with sandy to the south. we are channeling in these east

winds. bringing in moisture from the ocean. that brings us the low-level clouds. some missed and drizzle at times. what will happen? the cold front comes east. the hurricane comes north. that puts a lot of energy in the storm. sandy is now category one storm with 80 mile an hour winds. over the bahamas. by early tuesday, according to the hurricane forecast, the storm should, around the mouth of the delaware bay and moving inland into pennsylvania and losing strength. this is going to be a massive storm. there are computer models that pushed this a little farther north. this may not be the final track of the storm. if you see the town of danger runs from roughly rhode island around providence's down to near norfolk and cape hatteras. there could be a lot of

variants. but it is such a large storm, regardless of where it comes in, we will be caught by something. there could be some sun breaks today, but a lot of clouds, morning fog and drizzle. if there is a son break, things could cloud up again. 71 is the high. most of the readings will be in the 60's today. futurecast, we get into saturday and pick up more cloudiness by the end of the day saturday. a few showers. send rain chances get a little higher. the friend coming in from the west. sandy coming in from the south. on sunday and early monday, and then it makes its turn in towards the coast. early monday morning, the forecast model shows we start picking up a lot of grain. and the wind will pick up as well. seven-day -- 68 tomorrow. rain chances tomorrow.

breezy on sunday. the winds pick up as the rain chances and greece sunday. 50's on monday. that probably will be the windiest de. rain chances taper off tuesday. as the storm starts to pull away. cooler and drier read the end of next week. >> time for a last look at our big story as hurricane sandy takes a turn for the east coast. people are getting ready for the brunt of the storm jennifer franciottijennifer live with the story -- jennifer franciotti lives with the story. >> it is a good time to go shopping. not too many people inside. people are stocking up and getting ready. no one likes to be taken unaware when a storm comes. officials state to stock up now on flashlights, batteries, food, water, bread, milk, toilet paper. crews do have time to prepare, so emergency management

officials meeting. and bge are now able to have folks on standby and are calling in extra workers just in case. the concern in our area is not just flooding to the chesapeake or ocean city, but the fact that we have a lot of weak trees due to earlier storms this summer. they could come down and cause massive power outages. they just want to be prepared. >> any quick tips? >> back your leaves. yard work should be in the plans. to make sure they do not fit into the storm drains and clog things up to make flooding on area streets a real possibility. and tie things down like halloween decorations. possibly freeze watch your for your freezer to try to help keep food in the event of a power outage. >> jennifer franciotti, thank

you. >> the time now is 6:52. coming up, some of your answers to our water cooler question. >> a last look at weather and traffic. traffic. i've always been lucky. flew 37 bombing missions over germany. made it home every time. i'm lucky to have good friends who are all still around, and we're all lucky to have a friend named ben. ben's protected our medicare and veterans' benefits.

and he's helping my 13 grandchildren afford college. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i'm honored to approve this message.

>> time for summer answers your question of the day. >> do you think:customers are getting too scary for young children. >> kristol writes -- teens take advantage of the scary ones. gary says it needs to be left to the adults and not the kids. >> kevin rights, yes. what ever happened to hear it

customs. >> kathleen wright is up to the parents to center. this is a holiday that could spark ideas. everyone is taking the fun away. >> here is what is coming up at 7:00 a.m. -- you know i have got to come back. >> how you can tell if the ones who have picked out are safe. >> and we will take on halloween medieval style. giving pumpkins' the old hee ho. now it is time for traffic. >> no major major issues.

the other issues we were seeing have cleared up. but still two problems bought one and gwynn oak, and other in the city. we will carry live look outside. this is the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike. the outer loop is coming towards us and starting to increase in volume. pretty typical. the harrisburg expressway is open and a fine. >> keeping an eye on a sandy. >> we on track to see two elements of two storms come in. a cold front from the west. regardless of where it makes landfall, we will be involved. sunday late into monday it will get to windy, times of heavy rain and chilly temperatures. just buckle down and we will fine-tune that through the weekend. >> thank you for joining us for 11 news today. >> we are back for an update