we're doing okay on 32 itself. 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel.affic is flowing freely, southbound traffic into the tum, in the left of the screen. 95 northbound before eastern, an accident reported in the right lane, and on the right shoulder. drivers should expect delays on the bay bridge this weekend due to the nascar races in dover. two-way traffic will be allowed on the westbound span to alleviate delays. the drivers should travel between offpeak hours, before 11:00 a.m. and after 10:00 p.m. sunday. charley? >> firefighters and police officers always had a brotherhood type of rivalry but tonight in canton battling it out in the rain for a great cause. the city homicide detective robert ross put the whole thing together. amateur mixed martial arts match. 18 muchs total. all happening at the arena in canton. all proceeds from the event will go to the extreme cage wars foundation, a nonprofit organization helping fallen or injured fighters and police. >> they're excited about it. the morale in both departments has increased exponentially. it is

head out to mchenry, maryland. 23409 far from frostburg.only 49 degrees. 61 children's hospital, and temperatures in the 50's and 60 's across the board but this is where the cooler air is starting to build behind the cold front, this swings by later this afternoon. as we move into the overnight hours and into the day a few showers but limited to 20-30%. clouds will move in later this afternoon. showers remain well off to the west of us. but look at petersburg, a few flakes of snow as we move into saturday night anded a sunday. for us, no chance for that. just cool conditions and breezy outside for the next couple of days. 73-77 degrees for today. absolutely beautiful late september day as we move into the first of october our temperatures tonight will fall into the 40's and the day tomorrow 57-62. these are daytime high temperatures. the wind chill index wind chill index, -- can't belief i'm saying that -- will feel more like the upper 40's and lower 50's. on sunday mid 60's and i always believe the most beautiful weather comes in septembe

you can see the tip, the southwest tip of maryland, it kind of get in here are around mchenry and oakland and deep creek. it is not going to be and accumulating snow, probably in excess of sleet and snow and freezing rain. news of what we see in december or january. but this is something they need to be watching. but i did not think any danger as far as accumulations. but it might be neat to see some snow flakes -- not even october. we have one more day. but for those of you like snow, head out west. partly as the clout it is evening. chance of a shower. winds out of the northwest 5-10 miles an hour. 49 degrees to 54 degrees burden not a -- a complete washout tonight but you will need a jacket if you are heading out. everyone wants to know what the raven's forecast will be. as we said -- 50 is this weekend. 40% of rain tomorrow. 30% during the game. it will be really good football weather but there is a chance there will be a little rain. bring a poncho. be prepared. monday as the front starts to move out, 63, and moving into next week -- mid 70's. >> if you use a bank of america debit ca

fine from parkville to towson. 95 at fort mchenry tunnel, no issues there. southbound leaving the tunnel, the lanes are open. >>> the world's largest tomato fight happened in southeastern spain. this looks like fun. revelers pelt each other with tomatoes on the eastern coast. tourists from all over the world arrive in the town for the annual celebration. it's been going on since the 40s and is held in honor of the patron saint and the virgin mary. looks like fun doesn't it? the cleanup has to be disasterous. >>> finding a yob is hard number -- job is hard number for many americans. >> and a colorado woman is crying foul saying want ads are discriminating against her. >>> what caused dolphins to end up stranded along cape cod. you are watching "good morning" bringing you the latest news, weather and traffic on this thursday morning. we will be right back. back. back. back. back. back. >>> well it's the catch 22. un-- >> now "good morning maryland." >> it's the catch 22. unemployed workers searching thewant ads trying to find a ad for those currently employed.

. >> reporter: the mchenry county sheriff now has custody of the cash.t. if not, there is an employed carpenter who says he sure could use it. ben bradley, abc news. >> if anyone claims it. you u just walk right up and sa yeah, that was my cash. >> you kidding me? you don't see that kind of honesty anymore. i'm glad he said he was going to mix a drink first. >> that was very wise. >> good cocktail choice, my friend. this is our faceboque the day, by the way. what would you do if you found that kind of casc >>> this morning on "world news now," dangerous flames. fires rip through homes in texas and oklahoma, states crippled by the worst drought in 60 years. >> entire communities evacuated as firefighters try to stay ahead of the flames. it's thursday, september 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm tanya rivero. >>> one of the texas communities evacted was just hit by wildfires a few months ago. you'll hear what some homeowners are doing to help the firefighters back again fighti

mchenry, for 30 minutes. mr. mchenry: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to pay tribute to an amazing young lady from my district taken from us far too soon and far too young. jennifer rose was a resident of morris -- of mooresville, north carolina, in my district and had just graduated from high school in may. she was looking forward to beginning college as part of the honors program at the high point university in the fall. jennifer and her twin sister stef knee served as interns in my district office in hickory last year. my staff still talks about them and the great work they did and their wonderful personalities and their real gift for service. both jennifer and stephanie's interest and passion for learning the inner workings of government and the district office and the political process were far beyond their years. but it was in dealing with constituents and helping people that both general -- both jennifer and stephanie truly blossomed. in fact, they had an ability to speak to constituents, many of whom were upset about a problem they

going to the elgin work centers, to others in mchenry county. i sat down with these people who have been out of work for months, some of them years, and asked what is your day like? they come to these job centers, they sit down, they work on their resumes, they pour through all of the want ads, they pour through all of the information about people seeking new employees and they send out their resumes as quickly as possible, and of course very few of them get any response at all. it's a desperate situation. some of them have lost their homes. some of them are seeing their kids returning back from college unable to continue their studies because dad's out of work. some of the marriages that have been involved have been strained and some have failed because of this economic hardship. the president understands that, and i hope we do, too. unemployment compensation is absolutely essential as a lifeline to these families, and the president makes that part of this package. when i hear the republican leader call these suggestions a hodgepodge, i don't t

we have a call from mchenry county, illinois. catherine. i understand you are unemployed. caller: yes, i am. i was laid off in january of 2010. and my situation is i'm a divorced person, i live by myself. i raise six 13 r -- i raise six children had are doing well. my one son is in italy now. i was laid off and making good money and there wasn't really any -- i bought my house, ok? in november of 2009. and i fought my way up because i was divorced and trying to raise the kids and it was kind of hard and i had some problems and i made it through the credit thing to where i could buy a house. and i bought just a little house. i have two dogs and a cat. at the time when i did by the house i made a joke saying watch me get laid off and sure enough, january of 2010, after i did purchase my house in november of 2009 when it was still looking good and i didn't see any reason to be laid off but i made that jump and i did get laid off. host: what field were you working in? caller: purchasing. and i had been in purchasing almost 20 years and i was -- it was all on-the-job training.

host: let's move on to mchenry, illinois. frank on our line for republicans.'re on the "washington journal." go ahead. caller: thanks for hearing from me. i wonder what's being done to protect the entire internet which of course any kind of a breakup would cause a tragedy. and when i travel i see small little complexes that how's electcal power that is going to all over the areas. and i'm wondering who is protecting them. host: kathleen, cyber security and the grid guest: cyber security and the grid key areas of focus for the department of homeland security. they have a lot of responsibilities in this area although they work with many partners in doing this. this is an area that's actually also on g.a.o. my agency's high risk list that's in need of continued management attention. i say a key area of progress is that d.h.s. did develop what's called a computer readieness and response group whose sole purpose is to really monitor network traffic identify potential intrusions and then notify critical infrastructure owners and operators of those and also help them

president, during the august recess, one in mchenry, illinois, one in elgin, illinois, and i spent the better part of the day sitting with unemployed people, talking to them. you ought to go there. if you think the unemployed of america, the 14 million that we hear the statistics on are living the life of luxury on their unemployment checks, they're not. most of them are struggling to survive, and many of them desperately come each day to a job center to brush up their resume, to find out the latest people asking for new workers and put in new applications day after day after day, and many of them discouraged after submitting hundreds of applications with no response. some go back to school. i met a couple that really made the right life choice, going back to take coarses at community colleges where they could afford it or job training centers where there would be no charge to them, pick up a new skill in an area where you can get a job, that is the reality. and the president is trying to create tax incentives for small businesses to hire those people. now, usually, the republicans who

we have a call from mchenry county, illinois. catherine. i understand you are unemployed. caller: yes, i am. i was laid off in january of 2010. and my situation is i'm a divorced person, i live by myself. i rai six 13 r -- i raise six children had are doing well. my one son is in italy now. i was laid off and making good money and there wasn't really any -- i bought my house, ok? i november of 2009. and i fought my way up because i was divorced and trying to raise the kids and it was kind of hard and i had some problems and i made it thrgh the credit thing to where i could buy a house. and i bought just a little house. i have two dogs and a cat. at the time when i did by the house i made a joke saying watch me get laid off and sure enough, january of 2010, after i did purchase my house in november of 2009 when it was still looking good and i didn't see any reason to be laid off but i made that jump and i did get laid off. host: what field were you working in? caller: purchasing. and i had been in purchasing almost 20 years and i was -- it was all on-the-job training. i got