before today, drizzle and fog in the morning. some afternoon sun, guaranteed high of 61. let's look at that fog and your commute with kim brown. >> traffic's not bad early on, but yes, fog is making an impact. we have fog warnings in place this morning at the bay bridge. you can kind of see the fog hanging over the beltway on the northeast side at harford road. traffic is very light, moving at a nice pace. no problems from belfast to the beltway. 95 looking good out of harford county. as we look at our maps, just working one car crash, single car vehicle into the jersey wall on the beltway as you approach the jfx. not impacting traffic that much. police remain on the scene there, traffic is flowing freely around the baltimore metro. megan and charley, back to you. it's annoying, but we have to do it, i'm okay with that. >> the pat downs in airport security causing outrage in parts of the country.

these pictures make you kind of up comfortable. this week it could be worse. the holiday rush will pick up tomorrow and wednesday. tsa agents will be doing more pat downs. those pat downs some say are going way too far. emily schmidt has more from washington. >> reporter: new airport security scans and pat downs have turned up at least one thing so far, a lot of frustrated passengers. >> the tsa is out of control. >> reporter: these pat downs are considered too close for comfort, up to interpretation. one breast cancer survivor, a flight attendant tells this story. >> she put her full hand on my breast. she said "what's this?" i said a prothesis, i've had breast cancer. she said "you'll have to show me that." >> would you submit to one of these pat downs? >> not if i could avoid it. who would? >> reporter: the tsa says the

measures are necessary. >> you have the option to request the pat down be conducted in a private room and by the person of your choice. >> reporter: airport screening procedures will be adapted as conditions warrant. >> i feel greater security with the scanners. >> reporter: there's an internet movement urging passengers to opt-out of body scans this week to slow security and prove a point to the tsa. some experts aren't sure the idea will catch on. >> most travellers just want to get to their destination as fast as possible. >> reporter: one business group says pat downs is dangerous and irresponsible. it bunches travellers in the less secure parts of the airport. as the debate wages over airport security pat downs, it's

getting one of our congressman involved in the debate. >> i don't think any of us would want to undergo them, i don't think any of us feel the discomfort and delay is something we like, but most people understand we have to keep airplanes safe. >> steny hoyer says he wouldn't want to be patted down by a security officer. all passengers are asked to submit a full body image scan when it is available. this brings us to facebook: we want you to weigh in on the topic. do you think the tsa is going too far with airport pat downs? log onto our facebook fan page. leave your comments, we'll share comments on the air. pope benedict xvi says it's okay for catholics to use condoms in some situations. they say non-has changed in the church's views against contraception. the pope's comments on condom

use may be narrow, but could have huge implications for catholics around the world, particularly in age-ravaged africa. >> catholics should take the idea that the pope is a nuances thinker. >> they're timed to the launch of his new book, light of the world. we want to know what you think about this as well. do you think the church is going too far when it comes to condom use? head to abc2news.com or log onto our facebook fan page. leave the comments and we'll read your comments later on the air. lab tests show that drinking glasses with comic book and movie characters on them exceed federal limits for lead in children's products by up to 1,000 times. the super hero and oz sets were made in china, the same glasses contained relatively high levels of more dangerous cadmium.

part of the associated press's ongoing investigation of dangerous medals in some products. justin berk getting things done this morning, how long will it stay here? in minnesota icy roads have become a big problem for them. we'll take you there, coming up. good morning, the commute start is a good one out there right now, if your ride is on light rail or the metro subway, both operating on time and up to speed. marc train showing no difficulties or delays for the start. look for the 20 and 30 to be diverted at old frederick and ethyl. just a heavy volume of passengers as you move about

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up, snow, ice and accidents were piling up this weekend. >> in minnesota of course. minnesota always has bad weather. take a look at this. the massive center of a winter storm there. >> my toe was caught in the snow back, i went down, i'm pretty sure i snapped my ankle. >> hundreds of accidents on foot and on the road. early sunday morning across parts of minnesota because of freezing rain. huge storm there. state police responded to close to 400 crashes from midnight until 5:00 a.m. in the minneapolis area. cars, even plows were seen in ditches. one accident was deadly. temperatures there were expected to rise above freezing sunday, making it better for driving conditions. >> that's, that's not for everybody. ice isn't fun for everybody. check this out, wanted to highlight, as you see this in

damascus, we're in montgomery county here. when you take this back off, i want you to look at that water tower, tell me if you still see it. that's what's happening over the last couple hours. fog pretty thick. montgomery, peegee county around d.c. we still have fog and drizzle around here. that could slow down your commute. mid- to upper 40s this morning. some sun peeking out. two-degree guaranteed high of 61. >> as we look at 95, little bit of a shaky look at 95, near mountain road. traffic looks good in both directions. we have a couple incidents to let you know about. police activity, route 140, cockeysville road. accident in hanover, dorsey road

and new ridge road this morning, reports of debris in the roadway on 97, southbound, benfield boulevard. megan and charley, back to you. >> reporter: a correction's officer is murdered. now police are searching for a suspect. i'm sherrie johnson, coming up, the latest on the investigation.

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time now is 5:43. good morning, queen ann's county is on a 90-minute delay as far as school delays today. also, no kindergarten, due to the fog. queen ann's schools, 90 minute delay, no kindergarten, now back to your news. a gunman killed a maryland correctional officer. sherrie johnson is live with more. >> reporter: police are searching for a person of interest found dead yesterday. this all started with a three-hour barricade on sunday at the home of 28-year-old shawan jones. police approached the neighborhd blood on the

door. jones was found murdered inside her friend's home. police say she was killed by a single gunshot wound to the upper body shortly after 3:00 sunday morning. >> when homicide detectives came to the location, they saw blood on the door and had reason to believe the individual was inside. they contacted swat unit. >> reporter: we were told jones was a correctional officer since 2004. neighbors say she had a 5-year-old daughter. how horrible is this story?

out of montgomery county this morning. it starts with a boyfriend, girlfriend fight. edwin barber stormed off with the couple's 11-month-old daughter. barber drove down the wrong side of the road. he ends up hitting an suv, 46-year-old terrence blackwell died in that crash. >> everybody in this situation's hurting. >> the collision happened over the weekend in silver springs near calverton. no word on what started this fire in canton. a three-alarmer brought under control. the fire did some damage to a hair salon and local bistro. a buy back program happened

inside st. gregory catholic church on the city's west side on tuesday. they say that people have found guns in their neighborhoods, even in their yards sometimes. at the church, they say, seems like a safe haven. >> we know it's not the hardened criminals turning in the guns, these are guns that could be used in modern crimes and are used in modern crimes throughout the city. >> people turning in the guns got up to $100 from the catholic review. city police officers, they processed the guns after that and then destroy them. you can still turn in the guns at the church if you're still interested. make sure you join us tonight for abc2 news at 11 :00. brian keebler looks at the dna

of a gun. by the time someone submitted a gun crime, it's passed through so many hands. we get an exclusive look at how investigators trace the gun determined from where it came before ever hitting baltimore streets. that's tonight at 11:00. rita colwell, cholera expert at orange park and johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health in baltimore says the link between cholera and peacekeepers bringing it into haiti aren't based on evidence. assertion that it was from nepal are responsible for starting the cholera outbreak. the disease has spread to eight of the nation's ten departments. >> they're talking about the new haiti, so the new haiti is right now.

they never do nothing to change this country. >>. in sports this morning: baltimore wears down the panthers. 37-13 loss with the ravens leading 23-13. it was ed reed picking off brian st. pierre. wait for it, wait for it, not it, trust us though, it happened. he pitched the ball, to devonne landry for the score. here's the pick, going from the 30, to the 25. hot potato, there you go, devonne, you take it into the end zone. next play from scrimmage for carolina, ray lewis getting in on the act. rambling 24 yards for a score. joe flacco, 301 yards and a touchdown. 7-and-3 and remains high with

pittsburgh atop the afc north. warm air trying to push back into the region after a really nice but cool weekend. as a result, really thick fog during the morning hours. winds out of the southeast. that's helped to add in moisture. watch the wind shift. once the morning fog burns off, much more thick down towards the west and south. we push in the southwesterly flow. through the overnight and tuesday, we start pumping in warm air. next cold front, late tuesday afternoon and evening. watch the long arrows and strong wind build in as we head through wednesday. we'll cool down briefly midweek. another surge of warm air, thanksgiving and on friday. 33 in the morning, 54 in the afternoon. we're above these marks for today. record low is 14. 1880 brought us the record high

of 46. again, the foggy start, because of this warm front that's trying to push through the area, we're looking at fog and drizzle during the morning hours, warm winds behind that, that's in response to a very active storm pattern. we've been watching heavy mountain snows across the rock yoez. just a rain event, basically ohio valley into the eastern great lakes. we stay on the warm side, missing most of this rain, eventually this pattern will break down, shifting east and we'll get in some of that action. we'll be watching the forecast with clouds coming back in. rain starting to build to the northwest on tuesday afternoon. that could come with a brief surge of wind, maybe rumble of thunder. that's a cold front that now will be pass ing to our south, strong wind out of the northwest. that's with the cool down, the winds will shift, we'll build back up ahead of the next storm system just in time for thanksgiving and the big

shopping day on friday. then big changes this weekend. 61, our two-degree guarantee. morning drizzle and fog giving way to mostly cloudy, partly sunny afternoon. in and out of the clouds, 45 degrees should do it for the low. it'll be afternoon showers that build in. watch the cool down. sunny to penal code on wednesday. 40s north and west. back to 52 on thanksgiving with showers. heavier rain on friday. well the fog this morning, already playing a part in, playing a role in the commute. we have foggy conditions around the beltway. you'll have to take it easy this morning on those speeds. keep in mind, visibility will be reduced. we have, as justin said, a dense fog problem on the eastern shores. we look at the maps, still working police activity in reisterstown, route 140, the

main street part at cock aechl cockies mill road. no problems up and down 95 or as you head toward the tunnels or on the bw parkway. stay with us, we have more good morning maryland coming right back after this.

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