welcome back to fox 45 early edition. 5:30 is the time. you're taking a look out over the foggy inner harbor fog in a

lot of areas this morning. good morning, i'm patrice harris. before we get started today we want to let you know that kwan n ann county schools is opening late this morning and there's no a.m. prek and that may be due to the fog. we're going to see more fog to the eastern shore though we are seeing it to the eastern shore the thickest og and we will see more moisture bringing this that chance of for fog continuing there more so to the east. the rest of us, again fog this morning will dissipate soon as the frontal boundary that is dissipating in strength moves west to east through the area. you are seeing it bringing light showers to the western part of the state. for the most part it will stay dry without the ain, it will hold off for now. 51 degrees is the starting temperattre in baltimore with all of the cloud ccver out there, it has kept us rather mild. cooler in salisbury through 39.

and up west 37. on average, 37 degrees, be3 prepared to deal with the fog and the cars may see that easily, be extra carefuls on your way to the bus stop this morning. 53 degrees, breaks of sun here and there, more clouds return ahead of the rain which arrives overnight tonight. we will tell you ho how much wee expecting it to arrive. right now candace dold with a check of the traffic, candace. >> rrporter: good morning, steve. and good morning everyone. with that fog so that is an issue for many people out there. remember to make sure that the low beams are on not the high beams. we do have an accident at jess pup thajessupthat completely she 1. let's take a live ook at traveling route 100 for you this morning it's going to be the moderate volume there, southbound and nobody lanes as well. 95, so far, so good from

whitemarsh toward the beltway, we are in the green, 4 minutes, 55 miles per hour. the same speed with an 8-minute drive from the fort mchenry tunnel toward the beltway, nothing to annoy you on 895 this morning, the harbor tunnel toward 95, a 9--minute trip, 54 miles per hour there. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, over to you. thank you, candace. 5 tru 5542 on fox 45 eary edition. the search for a killer continues after a tow truck family members believe thatob. someone knows about it out there. >> reporter: we are along mosher street. this is the same bblck where andy joyce was shot to death. last night his friends and family, co-workers lined the streets putting these on windows, they want people to know that there's a reward for

anyone wwth answers. they're demanding that someone, anyone come forward. joyce was shot to death in his truck, moments after answering a call for help. a woman and her baby were stranded after they asked for help. someone came to pick them up and moments before andy toe that car away, someone pulled the trigger. a saw andy at the funeral home and it didd't look too much like andy and then i reale reald why. he wasn't smiling. >> police do not think that anything was stolen from an's as truck that night adding more confusion as to why this young man was targeted. there's a reward for any information that might leaa to

an arrest is being offered by crime stoppers. megan gilliland. fox 45 early edition. a baltimore community comes together to remember a 7 7 years old who was killed. dozens of people lined where devon was struck by a car. he darted out into the road and his mother says something needs to be done to slow drivers down. >> this was all the time. he was just lovable. this is a very dangerous street. we need to have a light put up to direcc this traffic. >> the driver who hit the boy did stay at the scene but is not expected to be charged. police are on the look out for suspects following a string of muggings on the campus of police say two suspects armed with a knife approached students who were making their way back to the dorms.

the suspects demanded cash, phones and jewelry from the students. not an e-mail was sent out by school officials alerting everyone about the crime. >> i thinn one of the safer places is near the dorms, because they are, you know, cars pulling on. you know, you see them every couple of -- >> policc say they do have some leads after looking surveillance video. a sunday night fight inside arundel ills mall leads to the arrest of three people. police say the suspects both of columbia stabbed a person inside of food court. the victim was taken to shock trauma, treated and then released. police a the 3rd person arrested a juvenile inside at least three people are dead following an explosion at a resort in mexico. this was the scene after the incident on sunday.

the original cause of the plosion iexplosion is till undr investigation. they believe it'ssdue to natural gas that as ignited. treated for injuries including two americans. bernie madoff can rest comfortably in jail, knowing that someone else is resting %-hundreds of items were auctiod off in new york over the weekend. the hottest item was his wife all of the money goes to a fund to payoff madoff victims. madoff is serving his 150 year sentence behind bars. today for a lame duck session giving democrats the final taste of their control in the house. the main points will be the bush taxxcuts, don't ask don't tell and the star treaty. >> reporter: president obama

is back in washington where the democratic controlled congress will conveneefor a lame duck session this week. the top item on the agenda the bush tax cuts said to expire at the end of the year. democrats arguing that they should be extended to families earning less than $250,000. >> we can't afforddto borrow another $250 million. >> we need to remind everyone that we're not talking about cutting taxes but keeping the current tax rates the same. >> reporter: another topic, of don't ask and don't telll that is not expected to be decided until after december first. when the pentagon is expected to release the report. >> i want a thorough and complete study of the effect of morale and the battle effectiveness of the united states millitary. >> reporter: and whhle in asia. president owe b obama but it coe

a cliff hanger with the fate of the treaty dependent on only a handful of senators. >> we need to modernize the weapons left. >> reporter: the relationship with the russians is vvry important. congress will be back in session for one week and then they take another week off for the thanksgiving break, then they come back again on november 29th ann continue until they finish their work or decide to stop. bag fees are bringing in big money or previously struggling airlines. the number are in and according airlines collected more than $1.6 billion in baggage fees during the first two quarters of 2010. delta brought in most money, american airlines ann u.s. airways both came in the number two spot. >> that is amazing. coming up on the early edition, the defining moment of

george w. bush's time in the oval office. >> the decision points he highlights in his new memoir. and a low pressure center moving up just to the west of maryland later tonight bringing the possibility of some rain. in fact, some heavy rain

we have a school delay to tell you about. queen ann county schools are opening 90 minutes late and they're no morning prek. there's a lot of fog and maybe that has ming o do wii somethih it. toward the eastern shore you would expect to see more fog and it's not a surprise queen ann

county is having a difficulty. no rain is active. because of a frontal boundary that is weakening moving through the east even that not producing a lot. to the north a little bit up in pennsylvania. for us you see the chance of rain increasing as a low pressure center over the areaú begins to move over the west as it moves north. it will bring the moisture with it and brings the promise of rain with it. as much as half an inch to an inch of rain as we show you the totals. going to show you about a half an inch to an inch of rain. that sums it up. cloudy skies before the rain moves in overnight tonight through wednesday maybe even continuing early wednesday morning. here is what we ave in ttrms of the winds, none to speak of, 89%, relative humidity, and the do you pint and that keeps the temperatures from dropping a whole lot. the temperatures are easier to

ú%ke, cool inner salisbury, more difficult there at 39 degrees, but 47 degreessup in hager town, also, not too bad. there's the low we're speaking of, the one that is going to bring us the rain overnight tonight. you can see it moving in after midnight for the southern part of the state. it looks as we get to 2:00 hour in the morning, it looks like it fills in for the central part of the state, as well as for the eastern shore. thhn again, later in the day, the heaviest rain begins to move between 4 and 7:00 in the afternooo or evening, we will see the the heaviest rain and the frontal bounddry pushes through and behind it a couple of showers before it moves out of here as the low continues to push into new england. for us today, expect postally cloudy skies to start and then that fog initially. southwest winds becoming northwest at 5 miles per hour, and later tonight the more clouds move in. that will be the story for the central part of the state. more clouds again later tonight, 59 for the high will be ccose to

seasonable. seasonable for this time of year 57 degrees. 58 degrees for the western part of state, with a north wind at 5-10, partly sunnyyskies, 47 for the overnight low as the clouds will certainly be infill infiltg the area. high temperature at seasonable at 57 degrees, 62 on wednesday, and 55 on thursday, temperatures bouncing around a little bit. cooler as we get toward the end of the week, 49 degrees with clear skies and even the overnight low is getting close to freezing. and mid-50s, 56 for saturday and 54 for the saturday both dry days for the weekend. let's see what is happening on thank you, steve. so far the actual speeds are looking good out there on many of the main corridors. right now 52 miles per hour on 95 traveling through whitemarsh. a little bit over the limit at harforddroad. 68 miles per hour there and 60 miles per hour on the jfx we

do want to take a look outside, on 70 at 29, and a little bit of fog looming through the area, so again, you could find that out there. please make sure that your low beams are on, don't use the high beams this morning. we do have an accident at jessup. it completely shuts down the route at 175. you will want to use route as the alternate route. as far as 95 scooting through the area, we're in the green. northbound and southbound lanes, a look at 95, at 195, the same deal the traffic is flowing freely. on the beltway at the southwest corner at route 144, frederick corner, let's take a live look it's going to be up to speed, down and the inner loop lanes, up to wilkins avenue. there's more coming up on the fox 45 early editioo. rule the tweet. rule the bedtime.

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former president george w dush releases his -- bush releases his memoir. he releases 14 deccsion points many not of his own choosing. earl in his presidency, terrorists launched the worss attack, today known as 9/11. the war on terrorists and those who might help them defined the

rest of the u.s. presidency. then came the war in iraqq president bush explains how the u.s. spent years working through the united nations. saddam hussein did not just pursue weapons, but he had used them. a reference to an attack where women and children fell where they were standing. that attack and others, convinced bush and others around the world that saddam was hiding a weapons program including nuclear. he was shocked when none were found. >> unbelievely frustrating. everybody thought had he wmd. every intelligence service and a lot of members of congress. that angered vice president dick

cheney. he wanted to levy to be parred. the president had decided to only commute the sentence. the jury verdict should be resppcted he wrote. in one of my final meetings, i informed dic cheneyythat i cannt pardon him. one of the biggest controversy was the response to hurricane %-writes that in mississippit 80 miles of coastline had been obliterated. it missed new orleans, but as the storm was approaching, a worried president bush, called the governor what is going on in new orleans. mayor neggan had not ordered a mandatory evacuation. the mayor finally about did but when the flooding did, the federal govern th government cop

until first asked. i was stuck with antique kuwaited law. >> the former president writes that the whole episode, eroded the citizen's trust in his governor and cast a cloud over his second term. jim angle, fox news. coming up previously unreleased footage of avatar. >> the other extras included in a 3 disc extended collector's edition. next the steelers and the patriots played in the late game on sunday night. find out [ male announcer ] dear civic, 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

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the ravens remain on theetop of the afc north as the steelers fall to the patriots on sunday. the patriots defeated the steelers. brady has won 4 out of his last 5 at hinesfield. with the loss the ravens and the steelers wwll stand at 6-3, but the ravens hold the tie breaker now having defeated pittsburgh

during last month's meeting. here is bruce cunningham with the rest of this morning's sports. i'm kristen berset with the first look at sports. the terps are coming off a first game win agaiist the college of charleston. it was a big game foresee for sr chris tucker. tucker dialed in from long distance. terps now up 7, freshman, the main pass, goes in for the reverse layup. gets the foul, he missed the free throw. maryland on top by 9. defense by the terps. they get the steal and they start to break. tucker finds jordan williams in.ting to the terps who laid it

maryland up 12. back to tucker, he gives the steal and takes it back much watch this, maryland in a groove up 16. later in the half, tucker spots back from mind theewhite line, that one 2-3. again sitting open, from downtown, tucker with 16 points in the first half. he didn't score a point in the second half, though. terps led by 23 at the break. second half was all terps. he goes for a finger, 8 steals in the game for the terps. maryland blows out maine by 30. 89-59 the final. first half, down justin fry, buries the 3. later in the first, unbc by 1. working in the post, he finished

with the team high, 16 points, retrievers on top by 3. plumber takes it on the baseline, uses a glass for the easy 2. she added 13 off the benchh back come the -- gabriel junior gets the ball cuts to the rim and slams it down. bmi takes the lead. and goes in for the layup and gets the foul. umbc trailed by 3 at half time but the key pulls away at second half to beat the r retrievers. by going to foxbaltimore.com and clicking on high school game of the week. maybe you will see your school this friday night. here is week's play tte game or

friday november 19th. in the 4ae. wild lake and river helm meet in the 3 final and city college is in the eastern tech. we will announce the winner on thursday night. that's a look at your thursday sports. i'm kristen berset for fox 45 morning news. coming up in the 6:00 hour, we're going to be talking about banning energy drinks four loko. before we get there, no matter where you're from, we're looking for all of you ravens fans to send us your photos showing ff your purple pride. in the 6:00 hour, banning the energy drink four loko. %-the proposal could becomeether reality in maryland. a tow truck driver shot

a victim's father speaks out. >> somebody knows something. we node to hel need to help out. >> a tow truck driver