we will see sunshine. this is not as bad as yesterday but nottas nice as it's going to be this weeeend. it will be ool today, once again, not quite the 50s of yesterday but low 60s it will feel chill wier with the loud cover. - couple of light showers around. maybe cecillcounty seeing showers there and out to the3 west as we have the rotation arounn the low as it's oving up the east coast. it it's going to take time witt the upper level low that is going to movv through. eventually we will tell you about a nice weekend ahead. cloudy skies, and winds not tooú bad, 5-10 miles per hour. 52 egrees starting out this morning and generally in the low 50s throughout the area. 57 att6:00 p.m. and in between 4:00 this afternoon. we will talk more about the chance of rain and how long itt3 will last in a few minutes. right now lauren cooke has the traffic edge. lauree. >> reporter: good mmrninn, steve. we do have several down trees to

talk about, trouble in the city where a fallen tree has shutdown cold spring lane 29 hillen road3 and harford road..3 you want to stick with parkway iistead. ii timonium one is affecting traffic at belona avenue. no problems to talk about, checcing in and taking a live look at harford road. both the innerrand outer loop just fine. we're looking at an 11-minutt rrde from 95 to 83 with an hour. no problems to report traveeing3 from the tunnels to the beltway with an 8-minute trip with an average speed of 55 miles per hour. from the harbor tunnel tolls to 95, ww're lookiig at an average that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. the baltimore county council votes unanimous wil will unanim

synthetic drug callld spice for k2. megan gilliland says hht won't evennsolve the problem. >> reporter: that kel kk s known as th--chemical is known t substiiute. it's not going to stop kids from buying it or even selling it. %-can be easily adapted.so it if the current formula is banned makers can simply adjust and start reseeling it. ú%'s already happening in 11 other statesswhere awmmkers banned it. -ut those who support this ban are hoping it will helppget the word out to all of those pareets that his is dangerous stuff. >> kidd are buying it, anyone can buy it and when i researched it, it has a hemical compoundd3 that is known to have intense effects even greater than that of marijuana. >> it's making kids sick.

it's a dangerous drug, there's no doubt about it? >> stores won't be able to sell it in the current form, but it can still be easily found and bought on the internet. the penalty for selling this drug, $500 or up to 60 ddys in jail. megan gilliland. early edition. a 5 alarm fire brokes inna home in anne arundel county. flames were reporred at glen burnie. there was a woman in tteehome at the time. she was reecued and taken to the %-inhhlaaion.for smoke the fireeremains under investigation. the aclu continues their fight to obtainnthousands of documents from the maryyann3 police.ú they want to uphold a rooting related to a tell battling known as driving while black. the naacp wants to look over police are properly investtgating allegations of racial profiling.

ordered thh state police to turn over those documents back in february. support behind a proposed moratorium on the foreclosures. ú%is comes after elijah cummings requested a mor moratorium. cummings has received several reports hat the lenders may ú%ve frogl fraudulently startee foreclosure proceedings. they are now explore heii legal options to make that moratoriumú happpn. the owner of the cordish company is responding to new campaign ad that encourages voters to let slott be bbilt t laurel ark instead of rundel mills mall. the ongoing debate is one that will be dispieded b!! decided be

midterm election, but cordish says the atest ad is not true. the magority owner of laurel park is penn national, the -ompany that just opened the ú%ots casino in cecil county. >> ii's a lie, they cannot have slots. it's illegal in maryland to own two licenses. they cannot have a second license anywwere in the state of maryland. that's the law. that's not what the ad says. cordish has been going door to dore in neighborhood arounddor e mall, urging resident to vote yes for tte slots at the mall in november. stay tuned for continuing coverageeof the story. we will talk to two delegatess3 about thee d in today's state you can stay with fox 45 for elections. ú-foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010.ú%

a 7 years old boy from el beinelkrage mickss!!elelkridge. the child found the jawbone ú%agment in laurell3 the fragment is he first jawbone from a meat eating dinosaur in maryland. the need is there but the food is not there. it's a big challenge ffr the bea gaddy family center and joel d smith is live there to show s how far they still need to go. >> reporter: unfortunately they have a long way to go. usually this is filled uppand overflowing with what they need with the people they try to3

help. i'm here with connie. when did you notice the shift3 when id you notice that you are a different position than you >> in april things started to get hard here for ussas far as donations. we knew that we were going to have a hard road in april. ú% reporter: have you figured out why thaa is or just thh obvious stuff.ú >> it's justtthe obvious stuff. people are struggling, the recession, we have a lot of faath in the cittzens of maryland. >> reporter: how are you guys doing? there's reports that you were pretty close to shutting down yourselves? >> yeah, we weeement we didn't like i saii.s going to happen. %-we didn't know if we would be we have been pulling through. >> reporter: your famousbehind. thanksgiving dinner, how many people do you think you really want to feed this year. >> we anticipate about 50,000 meals to go ouu. >> reporter: and the way to get to that, you eed a lot more

donations. >> a lot more do nationn. a llt of ddnations, canned ú%ods, financial donations3 anything we caa get at this point. >> reporter: beaagaddy has been helping out the ommunity for so many years and this time they need help themselves toogeú to the goal. >> we wish them all the best in these coming monnhs. actually not even omes months, we have two months to get this done. >> reporter: you're right. twoomonths. it happenn fast. weeare hitting tth store earlier thannwe usually do. the need is a lot different than past years when they start ff slow and things come ii. they are not being able to get to as many people as they have before. they nor for thhnksgiving, the big event it's going to be slow. -p>> hopefully we will get more donations in there, thanks, jo joel. a new initiative warrior to worker is helping veterans help lieutenant government brown announced the event on monday. it's a statewide effort to

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and worker training grants from governor martin o'malley, this gm plant is expanding. that's 189 new, green manufacturing jobs that will build the next generation of electric hybrid engines right here in maryland. this governor gets it when it comes to protecting our jobs... and keeping our families strong for the future. narrator: martin o'malley. moving maryland forward. and keeping our families strong for the future. welcome back. it's 5:41 on this uesday morning. we are checking radar. half an inch of rain aad maybe a light drizzle in sports but not seeing a whole lot in hd radar.3 we put these into motion and now you see a little bit of activity into pennsylvania and delaware. that is where it's moving to the north and east. we may see a couple of showers around here since the low

pressure center is spinning around with the upper levvl low3 back to the west. it will take a little time before it gets out of this completely. thhre's the coastal low that we are talking about and the upper levee low behind it that will phase eventually. it will become more of a northwesterly flow as the system is changed north and east. takinn the rain with it, but we still get a chance of a couple of light showers. on the backside a little bit more tomorrow and still not a whole lot. it will be breezy for today and tomorrow we will start to feel the changes, temperature wise a little bit but more so as we get iino thursday, friday and the weekend. we shaped up nicely ann tte %-play. air moves back nto we get plenty of sunshine coming your way for friday, saturday and sunday. it should be very nice then. until then, what mount of ain can we expect to see around her3 today. not aawhole lot. it lloks like dry conditions for the most parr in many areas to the east. back to the west a better chance in there. .10 of an inch and mooe the further west you go.

and the temperatures coollr thh and everybody else upper 0s to low 50s -- upper 40s to -ow and 51 as he is case in salisbury. these temperatures will climb a little bit more today but itts still going to feel chilly with the wind 10-15 and maybe 20 miles per hour and all the clouddcover. 55 degrees and the cloud cover to theeeastern shore. the central part of the statt getting up to 62 degrees. and a lot of us around here, we talked that we turned the heat on last night for the first time. many of you might havv done it too. 62 degrees for the high temperature in the western part oo the state. keep in mind the average this time of year is 49, we will be a few degrees below where we should be. could be a light shower around but we emfa siz!! emphasize lig. we start to he soot tempeeatures tten, 73 for your friday withs plenty f sunshine, 71 saturday

and 70 on sunday. also with plenty of sunshine heading to the ravens game, great day for that and columbus -ay on monday, 73 degrees with let's see what is happpning on the roads now. we will check in with lauren cooke who is here with the traffic edge. lauren. >> reporter: it looos like a game, hopefully the ravens haveú what it takes to beat theú broncos. we have ssveral things to watch out to beat this morning. we have a rash and a fallen tree has shutdown cold spring road 29 hhllen road and arford road. for those of you in baltimore3 county weeare dealing with another down tree in the lutherville timonium area at the intersection of balona avenue at seminary avenue. we ave looking at a my bay miles per hoor at the beltway moving through hartville. ú% will remain clear as we make3 oor way tooard the west side. here is a look at liberty road where you can see moreevolume

ú%t only a 12-miiute ride ang ag othe outer loop. here is a look at warren road. will you notice there's nothing ú%e jfx will remain clear from 695 all the way down ttoeast fayette street. you want to watch out for new constructiin going on downtown. it will shutdown two of the strrets of con way street between yarlz stree charles strt street. that's a look at the traffic edge. patrice, back to you. the usually calm and collective quarterback on throwing the game winning touch down. >> it's a worm, girl. [ laughter ] >> it's a worm girl.3 >> the worm girl is haaing bu [ dog barking ] mom! breakfast? in this house? in the morning i can use all the help i can get. that's why i love nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread

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driie and with 30 seconds left hit hush ma houshmandzadah withe touch down. this could be the benchmark, the game that turns him into the qur tea!!quarter back that thh raves >> i think my demeanor the whole week and throughout the rest of the week, you don't see that too much. you pay attention, i can be pretty ow emotional, it's pretty uncomfortable. when things happen the way they did, you can't control yourself. that happened more than one time like we did yesterday. every time we score and have good rive and hings like that and we win games, everybody on the team including myself. >> he has been in huge games and environments. hustle environmmnts has he played i than any quarter back than hhs on the road it's all a

part of the process but that was a big moment. i think we can all realize that. >> the or were back in boxes and ggtting ready for the off season around. president has identified two the areas in which he will seek -elp, either through trade. one of them is jeromy starter and the other is a guy who simply puttit hit the ball ut of the park. >>the one thing we would like to execute it. we would like to improve the middle ball. this is a free agent market, but you knnw people in the media will speculate about its steps and how many answers are truly there. we have to llok at every avenue. we caa't just ttink that we're going to be able to climbbtth magic free agent and get a veteran. if you do it by trade, you're going to have to operate under the basis that you're going to

give up something to get something. >> with the oriole season now complete, the terrapins are getting ready to crank things up. many are asking who picked up the scoring slack? on monday we got an idea as to the answer. preseason pllyers for the john wooten award which goes to the nation's top college player. tte 6-senplaye!! 10 player was . he had 5-double, double. williams ii one of 8 players in tte fcc and one of 10 sophomores to ake that list. that is your morning spoots. i'm bruce cunningham. fox 45 morning news. are looking for all of ravens fans to send blue diamond ads! more bold flavor! more variety! more value!

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