testimony is over. the fate of dr. conrad murray is in the hands of a jury. >> will they be able to determine who gave michael jackson the fatal dose of propofol? >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> the jury is out. seven men and five women are now deliberating the fate of dr. conrad murray in the michael jackson murder trial. karen brown reports for wjz in the courthouse. jurors have over 300 pieces of evidence at the testimony of 49 witnesses to consider as they deliberate the fate of dr. conrad murray. seven men and five women must decide who is responsible for michael jackson's michael michael jackson's death, his personal physician or the singer himself. prosecutors say the choice is clear. >> this is criminal negligence.

criminal, gross negligence. >> they accuse dr. murray of giving jackson too much of the anesthetic propofol, failing to properly monitor him and then waiting too long before calling 911. >> if you're going to hold dr. murray responsibility responsible -- >> the defense blames jackson for giving himself for giving the lethal dose. they say murray is only on trial because jackson was a super star. >> this is not a reality show. it's reality. >> reporter: during the six- week trial, jurors listened to an interview that dr. murray gave police, but they never heard directly if the defendant because he chose not to take the stand. some legal experts believe that can have an impact. >> the truthful answer is yes. >> wow. >> it shouldn't, but it does. so many people, and jurors, particularly, have in their mind, well, if he was innocent, he would have explained what happened. >> reporter: the judge gave jurors lengthy instructions about how to interpret the law and advised them to use their

common sense, when deciding if dr. murray is guilty or innocence of involuntary manslaughter. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> if convicted, a judge will decide murray's sentence, which could be from probation up to four years behind bars. grisly details in the murder of a montgomery county mother and child. vic is in the newsroom with more on what being uncovered against curtis lopez. >> they say the state only has evidence. lopez is charged in the death of mcquain. he will will also likely be charged in the death of her 11- year-old son. police say lopez beat 11-year- old woman in the head with a baseball bat and left him in a field. the montgomery county state's attorney's office said it was all about mcquain's car. >> he had, in fact, stolen her car and had given it to his newest girlfriend in north carolina.

>> police say lopez took pictures of the car before and after the murder. >> lopez is being held in jail without bond. city police get a break in the most recent shooting at a baltimore carryout. 73-year-old markel jones is charged in the halloween night shooting inside yao's in waverly, getting dinner. this is the fourth murder at yao's in the past three years. is he careless or corrupt? a jury is deliberating the fate of powerful maryland senator ulysses currie right now. weijia jiang has more from inside the federal courthouse. >> reporter: state senator ulysses currie now lies in the hands of the jury, who deliberates whether the 74-year- old sold his power. fbi agents, armed with search

warrants, raided the prince george's county home and the shoppers food warehouse. >> they went through the house, room by room, and grabbed my boxes. >> reporter: the former chair of the powerful budget and taxation committee is accused of taking bribes from shoppers for $245,000, including a deal lowering rent at mondawmin mall other allowing the company to transfer a liquor license, installing traffic lights near the stores and attempting to get millions of dollars in money that would have benefited shoppers. currie said he simply didn't remember to disclose his consultant position in state ethics forms. someone who knows him said he is an honest but disorganized man. the prosecutors said this is not a mistake, this is intentionally concealing. >> he is charged with --

bribery. if convicted on all of the charges, he faces more than 30 years of prison time. at the courthouse in baltimore, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> wjz is closely monitoring the deliberations. and we'll have more live updates, coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. controversial decision. perry hall high school's principal has a change of heart regarding this decision to forfeit the school's soccer championship game. monique griego has more on the decision. >> reporter: just hours ago, principal george roberts announced he has a decision ending the soccer team season. they were the underdogs in the matchup against the delaney lions. in the game's final seconds, perry hall pulled out a win. a few players celebrated by doing the burney dadges. some thought the gestures were lewd and put pressure on roberts to pressure the

principal. >> -- to punish the team. >> after the win of the game this past tuesday, november 1st, i made the decision to retract my statement, regarding the boys' participation in the maryland state 4a regional semifinal competition. >> reporter: and the burney dance is from a rap song that commemorates the weekend at bernie's movie. it is commemorated by terrell suggs. >> wjz will have much more on this story, including reaction from parents and players coming up all new at 5:00. trying to make amends. today, jet blue starts giving out refunds to passengers on five planes stuck on the tarmac in connecticut. the jets were grounded in last week's snowstorm. the head posted a video apology on you tube. customer service is notifying all about a refund. mostly sunny and a bit

cooler. sky eye chopper 13 is showing you the pride of baltimore, returning to the harbor, after spending five months touring canada in the great lakes. must have been a nice trip, mr. williams. meteorologist tim williams is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> good afternoon, kai. good afternoon, everyone. nice breeze to come under sail. and we are looking at a breezy afternoon. skies are clear. low pressure moved in. we were watching it yesterday, just to our west. and we had rain and showers moving in our direction. but as expected, it did move to our south. and now those showers are down around raleigh, the carolinas, and moving offshore. and we're not expecting to see any of that activity here. we're getting some of the cloud cover. but now the clouds are starting to break. with high pressure moving in, we have a breezy afternoon. still very dry. a little chilly. it will stay this way through tomorrow. then a nice break, heading into the next several days. we'll have your complete updated first warning five-day forecast, and the rest of your forecast coming up in a few moments. >> sounds good, tim. thanks. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control.

>> hi, mary. hi, everyone. the delays are still beginning to build. and they're getting pretty heavy already. if they're travel being west side inner loop, heavy there. at least 20 minutes to get through. as far as the west side outer loop goes, heavy there from stevenson road to baltimore national pike. another 15 to get by. over on the top side outer loop, sluggish there from providence road to charles street. average speed, about 35 miles an hour. and 70 eastbound, we have an accident that is lingering there on the right shoulder. as far as 70 westbound goes, still jammed up pretty bad there 29 to marriottsville road. and we have congestion to the beltway. as far as accidents go, one new one to update you on. and looking at our travel times, 83 to 95. 37 miles an hour, and 17 minutes to get through. let's now take a live look. that is a look at the beltway

there. this traffic report is brought to you by amgard. try out the mobile application. it's free for iphone, android, blackberry and 7. g20 summit ends without solid plans on how to help countries without huge amounts of debt. danielle nottingham reports from the white house. president obama and his international counterparts wrapped up a g20 summit, consumed with the debt drama in greece. >> i am confident that europe has the capacity to meet this challenge. i know it isn't easy. but what is absolutely critical, and what the world looks for in moments such as this is action. >> reporter: greece is poised to get a $178 billion bailout from other european nations. but greek prime minister george papandreo put it up for a popular vote. he later scrapped that plan. but it may betoo late to save his career.

greeks are calling for his resignation. and today, members of parliament hold a crucial vote on whether he'll still lead the country. >> reporter: the ongoing european debt crisis and the threat of default, could set back this still-fragile u.s. economy. president obama talked about the urgent need to economic stability and job growth. >> it is hard to do what we need to do. creating jobs, lifting up the middle class. >> leaders are italy and spain are also dealing with crushing debts. but they couldn't agree on how to make it happen. at the white house, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> international monetary fund was designed to be a last resort. still ahead at wjz

eyewitness news at 4:00. see how brazilian police try and stop criminals about to take off on a plane. does it work? early learning in style. how two new classrooms for pre- k are helping this entire school. i'm andrea fujii. that's just ahead on eyewitness news. >> more comments on a google search. what you need to know. what's in store for the weekend as we take a look at the pride of baltimore, returning home. beautiful tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

criminals tried to take a plane to get away.

but they take drastic action. the car is getting closer to closer to that plane. in a tip, police say they were racing to stop it from taking off. because suspects were smuggling electronics on it. >> this looks like typewriters. >> yeah. an accident investigation in kentucky after a school bus overturns. the tractor-trailer driver said he lost control. 16 students and four teachers were on board the bus. back here, an opening for baltimore's youngest learners. a new classroom that will help an entire school. it's not just another day at hampstead hill academy.

the 40-plus pre-k students now have a brand-new place to learn. 4-year-old elijah loves this new space. his mom said it is a cramped environment. >> it's a great working environment. it's bright. they have a lot of room. and i just think it will be a great addition to the school. >> reporter: these two new classrooms have freed up space in the main building where now fifth, sixth and 7th graders are utilizing the two extra rooms. the mayor and city ceo, dr. andres alonzo took a tour of the $1.2 million facility, paid for by about six years of saving by the charter school. >> more and more research shows that the importance of early childhood education, especially prekindergarten. >> hoping to point these young learners down the path. >> pre-k is the start of years to come. >> reporter: andrea fujii, wjz

eyewitness news. >> construction of the two new classrooms took less than six months. well, stocks are not ending the week on a high note. new concerns from europe dragged down the market. the dow is down 61 points. s&p off 8. nasdaq down 12. let's go to new york now. >> the job market is recovering. but at a very slow pace. the government says the economy a added 80,000 jobs in october, the fewest in four months while the job growth in two previous months was much stronger than first thought. that helped bring down the unemployment rate. it's the first drop since july. but the ongoing debt crisis overshadowed the new numbers. leaders of the world's 2010 economy have agreed to bolster

the international monetary fund. they are looking to help keep the crisis from gries -- greece from spreading to other economies. john corzon is stepping down as chairman and ceo. global says co-has declined a severance package. hundreds of millions of dollars disappeared. and the online discount site, groupon. went public on the nasdaq, valuing the company at more than $15 billion. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. a controversial change in google may have you thinking twice about what you post on facebook. google is expanding its search

index. now, it will soon include facebook user comments. so they'll show up and search results. private users will still have to be protected. however, any comments made on facebook forums or other social networking sites will be open for the world to see. >> okay. that's a warning for college students. >> absolutely. >> we're not even on any of those forms. >> old schoolers don't know. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. it's hard to watch a texas judge beating his daughter with a belt. why he will not face criminal charges. i'm alex demetrick. coming up, first hurricanes. and now a hard winter on the water. that story as eyewitness news continues. the weekend is here. will it be filled with sunny days like today? wjz is always on. for the top stories and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the pride of baltimore. how beautiful that is tonight. >> wonderful. and coming back from a good will mission to canada, the great lakes, and the east coast. now it's back. i guess you saw one of the tugs spowtsing the water. that's a wonderful welcome home for the pride and the crew. welcome back. >> really a gorgeous day to have that happen. >> almost picture postcard perfect. >> it really is. >> the blue waters. and of course, the blue water, reflecting the blue skies am it's a gorgeous day to be out there. if you're watching the pride come in, i would imagine you'll be able to go down and view it up close and personal in the harbor, good place to be this weekend. weather is going to be very, very nice. and we wantedded to remind you, had an extra hour to do all of that. standard time resumes on sunday at 2:00 a.m. before you go to bed on saturday night, set your clock back one hour. if not, you'll just be an hour early for everything you want to do on sunday morning. and again, just reminding you to, of course, change the batteries in your smoke detectors and all of your

carbon monoxide detectors and those types of things in your home. just a little below the average of 61 for this day. 25 is your dew point. relative humidity very low at 27%. north/northeasterly wind is a cool breeze, helping to suppress temperatures just a little bit. and now, at 13, things are starting to change over. 30.02 is the barometer is high pressure now in control of the forecast. we have 50 in oakland. 57 in cumberland. 56 in elkton. 54 in ocean city. we have 58 in d.c. water temperatures are now around 48 degrees. water temperature keeping things pretty moderate around the water's edge. 57 degrees. bel air at 57 as well. winds coming in from that north/northeasterly direction, keeping the cooler air over us right now. but we're getting to see some pretty steady breezes out there that are pretty substantial. we're talking double digits here, not talk a wind chill. although the wind is a little

cooler than average. it is a light breeze to make for a nice autumn evening. the low pressure along with the front associated with it, was poised to move across from yesterday. the low actually took a dive down to our south, carrying all of that moisture with it. it went down to the carolinas and, you are still seeing a bit of that rotation. what we have been dealing with is the cloud cover associated with it. but now that the high is moving in and bringing in dryer air. we're starting to see more and more of that cloud cover break. the sun coming through. we're still seeing the temperatures coming through. this is going to be the case for tomorrow. as we move into the rest of this weekend, very mild air starts to really overrun the mid-atlantic, so that mild air brings us back up to temperatures, right at or above normal for the next several days. so the cooler air starts to move on out of here. pleasant mild conditions stay with us. sunshine, blue skies, right on through the next five days. it's just going to be a really nice stretch of november weather. sun sets today at 6:02.

next high tide at fort mchenry is 3:14 tomorrow morning. so tonight, going down to just around 35 degrees. mainly clear, though. breezy and a little colder. temperatures in the north and west suburbs will be freezing. and sunny, beautiful and cool. average tomorrow, around 52. but in the five-day forecast, you'll see, get closer to about 70 degrees. >> what. >> before too long. >> november, november, we're liking it. all right, tim, thank you. don't miss cbs primetime lineup tonight at 10:00. it's an episode of blue blood. right after that, be sure to stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. and it's a big weekend of college football live here on wjz. saturday at noon. see the terps take on virginia in college park. then at 8:00, it's your biggest college game of the year. number 1lsu, versus number 2 alabama. see both games live here on wjz 13 saturday. and lots more ahead at 4:30. little time to react.

frightening details from police in ohio. just after police release dozens of animals. battling back. gabrielle giffords talks about her plans for the future. and will one of herman cain's alleged accusers break her silence? eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and ,,,, [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more?

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it is 4:29. 58 degrees. mostly sunny. hello. thanks for stay being with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> one of the women who has accused gop presidential candidate herman cain, could break her silence today. >> reporter: herman cain returned to washington friday to put his presidential campaign back on track. >> the american dream has been

hijacked. but the good news is, we can take it back. >> reporter: cain has spent most of the week, answering allegations about sexual harassment during his days at the restaurant association. so far, cain's fight to fend off the allegations doesn't seem to be hurting his campaign. the latest washington post abc poll shows cain and mitt romney nearly tied at the top of the republican field. >> reporter: cain insists he never sexually harassed anyone. he is blaming rivals for attacking his character because of his unexpected success. >> reporter: for now, republican voters in iowa seem willing to give cain the benefit of the doubt. >> in politics, i do wonder if it's true or something someone is trying to do to knock down the leading candidate. >> from everyone i talked to,

it's kind of a small issue. it wasn't something that was that pertinent or that important. >> reporter: cain's campaign said it is moving on and credits the media frenzy for giving them a financial boost. a spokesman says they raised more than $1.2 million since the story broke. in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> and minutes ago, one of the women accusing cain alleges he committed, quote, a series of inappropriate behaviors. we'll have more on the alleged victim breaking her silence coming up at 6:00. gabrielle giffords. kai has more on that new book and the shedding light on her recovery. >> the memoir called gabby, a story of courage and hope, was written by giffords' husband. but she delivers the final chapter. in that, she says she will get stronger and return to

congress. she goes on to recall the day she was shot, saying she was shocked and scared. the book also goes on to describe the six others killed during the shooting spree. >> the book hits store shelves november 15th. shot by police. a man wounded by a baltimore sheriff's deputy is in critical condition. the deputy said he shot 36-year- old john doherty in the arm when he tried to attack him with a knife inside his police cruiser. the incident happened last friday. doudry's mother says her son is on life support and that his brain is swollen. the deputy is on administrative leave while the shooting is investigated. an investigation continues tonight after a fatal fire rips through a garage in northwest baltimore. the fire started behind a vacant home. relatives say alvin whitehead was the only victim. investigators are still trying to determine how the fire started. >> police in ohio claim they had good reason to shoot and

kill dozens of exotic animals last month. mary is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: according to a new report, lions and bears came charging at the deputies, crashing through fences and leaving them with little choice. the officers were forced to kill 48 wild animals other including some that are on the endangered species list, after their owner opened their cages and took his own life. deputies say they saw the man's body, but wouldn't get too close by because the tiger was protecting that body. they say their main concern was protecting the public. >> the man was having marital problems and also owed money to the irs. washing ashore north of the bay bridge. watermen are finding mostly dead oysters. and recent tropical weather may be to blame. >> boats tied up and watermen on shore for lunch are not good

signs. but these men in rock hall are here. because they aren't finding live oysters in the northern part of the bay. >> i'd be doing it now. >> got eight or nine oysters in it and all of them are dead. if not all of them, there will just be one of them in there. >> and the reason? they go back to runoff from tropical storm irene and hurricane lee. it replaced the brackish water oysters need to survive with fresh water. >> then comes along these two hurricanes that dumps all of this fresh water in. ask they can't live in fresh water. so they killed all our oysters in the bay. >> i was here when we had agnes. we were able to oyster through agnes. but we can't oyster through this. and if catching up to recover expenses is unlikely. >> maybe getting all the way down the bay or the stand -- last stand of oysters maybe. >> they're not making money,

not paying me to fix things am a lot of them try to do things themselves or they just don't get things fixed. >> it's going to put some of them under. >> and leave a way of life out there, out of reach. alex demetrick. and they want the state to open at least one oyster sanctuary to fishing. it is a very nice friday afternoon outside. there's a live look outside now. breezy conditions. you need long sleeves or light jackets. see the breeze is attacking the inner harbor. bob is here with updated numbers from first warning weather. >> the shooting cannons. let's take a look at radar. had some clouds this morning that moved through noon to the 1:00 hour. now, shower and cloud activity way down to the south as you can see. did have some rain around the norfolk area. even a couple of sprinkles reached as far north of d.c.

suburbs. 58. north winds at 13. barometer on the way back up. it's very dry. only 28% humidity. and tomorrow, beautiful fall weather. it will be cool. it will be dry. but it will be sunny all day long. great day for some of those local football games over at terps. they'll be playing tomorrow. get over there and support the team. denise? >> thank you, bob. let's check on the roads now with christy -- kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hello, denise. hello, everyone. the delays on the beltway have gotten longer pretty much all the way around. and we're up to 45 minutes now from 95 to the jones falls expressway. and 35 minutes on the outer loop, that stretches from dulaney valley road to baltimore national pike. 10 minutes from the harbor tunnel through way to the beltway. ask another 10-minute delay from 216 to 175. as far as accidents go, cantwell road at edith court.

fayon between hamlet and harford road. and finally, west 28th at north howard street. let's take a live look. you can see, pretty much free and clear there. 925 north. and we'll take another live look. still not too bad there on the beltway at old court road. this is brought to you by triple a auto insurance. trust triple a for a quote. visit triple a.com. use it for all it's worth. back to you. >> it's degree to take more than just a couple of promises to sway voters at boca raton next year. >> the people that usually call from the different part of the country. they call from illinois or indiana. >> some people call the city boca raton. but the mayor said he would like to see that change before the final presidential debate comes to town next year. she szoke joked about adding an e to the end of ra tone.

she hopes the cads will work on their pronunciation. >> they think -- i think they can handle that. caught breaking and entering, wearing a woman's bikini. the surprising details about the suspect, revealed in court. and if you work hard at being better looking, can you really make more money? and grab a jacket after the news. enjoy the brisk, autumn air. bob has the first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,

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no more misidentified graves. the white house said it has found no further evidence of misplaced grave sites. but they have found plenty of correct errors. each of the 260,000 markers is being checked, following a revelation last year. 14% of the graves still need to

be checked. damages from "occupy oakland" riots are costing the state of california. crews had to repair broken windows and walls. demonstrators set fire and fired bottles. about 80 people were arrested. officials were cleaning up and working to prevent more violence. justice for phone hacking victims. head of news of the world paper robert murdoch is starting a compensation plan. monique griego is in the newsroom with more. >> british police have identified almost 6,000 potential victims of hacking by potential judicialist -- journalists. the plan will help victims pay for court fees and other damages. murdoch was forced to close the paper in july when news broke that journalist his routinely hacked cell phone voice mails. and the list of people

hacked includes celebrities, politicians and stars. a texas judge captured on video beating his daughter will not be going to jail. a district judge said the statute of limitations has passed. adam's daughter hillary videotaped the beating in 2004 when she was 16. she revealed the violence in an eight-minute you tube clip last week. adam's wife has divorced him and said he brainwashed her. >> he would force me to do things. so when i'm out of the room, he's talking to me, saying things, telling me to go do things. and i was just very pressured. i act very zombie like. >> the judge has dealt with over 300 family law cases in the past year alone. adams will no longer hear cases related to child abuse for at least the next three weeks. jacqueline policastro

reports for wjz in indianapolis. >> reporter: wearing handcuffs and orange jail clothes, his long dark ponytail, sniped off. >> all i got to say is i'm sorry. judge i didn't mean to hurt anyone. >> reporter: a much different look from the look caught on camera. a 42-year-old robert brennerman was captured wearing a child's pink bikini. police say he changed into several little girl's swimsuits before changing into his own clothes and leaving. >> it wasn't children's swim suit. >> what was it? >> he said he brought the swim suit with him. he's now charged with criminal trespassing and for resisting law enforcement, after police had to chase him down. >> i have a fetish for women's clothing. >> reporter: while he admitted he likes to wear women's clothes, he's not unfamiliar with this jail garb either. he's a registered sex offender, committed burglary and just got

out of jail october 28th. >> all i have to say is i'm sorry. i didn't mean to hurt anybody. i wasn't even trying for any of this to happen. >> his trial is set for the 22nd. high-speed chase leads to an arrest in florida. video capture the man going as much as 120 miles per hour, off duty in his police car. the trooper sped for five minutes before pulling over. the officer is still in active duty. he will be fighting his ticket in court next month. a third floor of a cambridge mall, after he's cornered by security. the man jumped off the railing onto the store two floors below. witnesses say his body smacked into the claire's store. the man rolled off, jumped down and got away. the suspect lost a shoe in the process and left a shirt on the store. he is now in police custody. good looks often equal a bigger paycheck. new research shows that

physical appearance alone can earn you better money and a job. how that bump in salary can really add up. >> reporter: angelina and brad. jennifer and george. sure has these. >> there's no question that better-looking people. everything else the same, make more than other people. >> he says above average looks will help you land a better job and your coworkers may even be nicer to you. >> the average worker who is really good looking, say, top third, would be earning about a quarter million dollars more over a lifetime than what somebody who is in the bottom 7th of looks. >> that's an average of $230,000, just for being born attractive. >> i have to agree with that. not that i like to say that out loud. >> if looks help, that's great.

but i think that's pretty shallow. >> and you may be surprised to find out that this beauty pay scale works more against men than women. >> what do you think about that study, that less attractive men make much less than really attractive men? >> i don't think it's true. or otherwise i'd be broke. [ laughter ] >> i knew that was coming. the beauty pay scale may not affect anyone. researchers advise figuring out what you're good at. and playing up the strengths to get a better pay check. not a bad idea. >> go ahead. okay. ever wish your eyes were blue? new technology is making that possible. a laser. the company says everybody has blue eyes already. it's just a matter of removing the extra pigment. it takes four weeks after surgery for the eyes to fully turn blue. >> you say we're obsessed with beauty and changing?

ridiculous. kim kardashian, before she was famous. mark steines has more from hollywood. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight, the latest on kim kardashian's divorce. and the private home movies we can show you of kim long before she became the biggest star in the road. -- world. >> my name is kim kardashian. >> reporter: kim is so cute, cutting up for the camera happy, blowing kisses the 13- year-old showing off her best moves, dancing with mom chris. you can see step dad chris. long hair blow -- flowing over her shoulder. who knew then it would become a trademark? >> she cut it short almost pixie like for her big day. she proudly walks to her seat,

holding her diploma. and at the party, she knew she made an impression. >> also tonight, the growing pains cast reunion. we'll have that and more coming up later on entertainment tonight. and you can see entertainment tonight here on wjz. a worker discovered 20,000 dollars, wrapped police say the previous occupant hid money all over the house without telling her children before she died. >> you know, a lot of older people used to do that. used to hide money. >> i had a great aunt who did it. worked. lots of sunshine and clear skies. will we see the same this weekend? >> bob turk has the first warning foreca

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clouds this morning. cleared out. still a bit of a breeze. and temperatures will be dropping into the 30s and 40s. take a look at temperatures right now.

really nice. 58. but look how dry it is. dew points down to 25 degrees. humidity 27%. barometer on the way back up. 30.02 inches. currently 50 in oakland. it will be down to about 25 and 30 tonight. locally, temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s. 54, ocean city. but clouds most of the day, just beginning to clear out along the beaches. north of the city, all of that bright 79 really does help. tonight, the winds will still be with us into maybe late tonight. a bit of a breeze and temperatures will be dropping. here's the cloud cover we saw this morning. shower activity. they had quarter to half inch of rain. all moved off the eastern seaboard tonight as you can see, ocean city got a little bit of that stuff. but you see that spin?

that's low pressure. typical of low pressure, that kind of spin, counter clockwise. to the north of us, high pressure is building. lots of sunshine. beautiful weekend. it will be a little cooler tomorrow. as we said, temperatures probably only in the low 50s. some spots may not get to 50. and another cold night. on the back side of that cool air, as it moves off, high pressure moves off were because here comes pleasant milder conditions. sunday looks great with sunshine probably up near 60 almost. northeast winds at 10 to 15. and small craft razory through saturday -- advisory through saturday afternoon. sun sets. but tomorrow night, before you go to bed, turn your clock back one hour. okay? tonight, clear, breezy and cold. at 33 by morning. tomorrow, sunny, beautiful day. it will be cool. tomorrow's high, only around 52 degrees. which is more typical for the end of november, by the way. >> i like your tie there, bob.

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