the numbers tell the story of the day, 57 in dc and elkins, book handed by 57, 56 haggerstown, low 60s easton, pax river and ocean city, cumberland 59, 50 degrees oakland, westminster 57, belaire 56, 66 in columbia, kent island cooler, 53, 61 in rock hall. totally clear skies in the area and such is the case for the county today for the next 48 hours, then we will start to see a bit of a subtle change. at the top of the show i showed you an area of low pressure that will scoot through new york state. it will happen slowly and that is sunday night into monday and will drag a cold front through the region. there is moisture running up along that front. i think monday could be really wet. let's say overnight sunday into monday through monday we could look at an inch and a half of rain. so let's enjoy this, get me time while we can, 66 the high today, normal mid-50s, 39 your low overnight. tomorrow 66 if not slightly warmer. just a beautiful run of weather here. we will look at that five-day- forecast, i am telling you, enjoy it. we will be in deep fall again by wednesday. >> marty, thank

airport in ocean city, that is certainly away from the marine influence of the water there. 47 up in elkin 51, a warm spot there in hagerstown. locally, it's going to drop into the upper 30s, low 40s, and with the dew points getting close to the temperature, a lot of fog this morning. we had some school closings for awhile this morning and scattered fog developing north and west of the city in the morning. 71 today. not a record. the record is 80. 59 is the average high this time of year. 36 this morning, 39 is the average low now, and the record low 24 degrees back in 1960. all right. we have a system in the atlantic. not a big deal, but it's actually a tropical storm. to the west of us, shower and thunderstorm activity this afternoon. it has weakened to the night, cold and snow, almost into texas, extreme southwest and portions of kansas, the wet snow is pretty much done. showers and storms continue funneling north ward toward the great lakes. that front in a weak eped stage enned stage will pass on thursday, and a chance of showers ahead of it. it stays mild until late thursday and frid

but once the winds go down 30 degrees in elkins, west virginia. most areas in the upper 20s tomorrow morning. i'll talk about how cold your area may get and another big change just in time for the latter half of the weekend. >> thank you, doug. >>> police in prince george's county make a huge bust and the loot is laundry detern gent. why police say the party is over. we'll have the exclusive story coming up in tenmys. >>> developing right now in phoenix. a major dust storm blowing through the city. the thick clouds of dust started moving in right before rush hour. there are a lot of traffic troubles but no major airline delays. >>> the snowstorm last week did damage to airlines across the country. the jetblue passengers stuck on a tarmac for seven hours with no food, water or bathrooms up in connecticut are getting refunds. they'll also get a free round trip ticket for a future flight. the faa is investigating the incident. that airline likely will face a heft in fine. >>> herman cain's presidential campaign is stronger than ever despite claims th

have got to see anything close to the backlash we're seeing abroad why not labor journalist mike elkins here to talk more about this thanks for coming on the show mike so why can't americans come together for a collective a day of strikes like we're seeing in the u.k. where i think the big issue that you look at here is that you know the response of american we've really been concessions that they're asking like that is not going to strike it's good to give in and accept shared sacrifice so i think the biggest problem is that we've got this kind of stockholm syndrome where we really do is are free to take on their captors a lot of the boxes employers public officials and so i think that's the first problem the second problem is obviously the laws are different in britain where they have a right to straight american labor laws britain doesn't have that much higher union rate in america. so yes the unions here are more restricted and they're right they're right strong. yes but even if they were not i mean there's ways to strike without that they're wildcat illegal strikes all the time in

look at this, 19 in oakland, it is 34 in elkins. the mid 30s at the river, 31 in ocean city and bellaire, the low to mid 30s. the temperatures -- . look at what is coming off the great lakes. where did that come from? there is no rain in the area. the mild temperatures, warmer and sunday, 48 for the high and partly sunny and chilly, but not wind e. clear and calm, let's go to the mid 50s and sunny and 54 and for sunday, 62 and almost 60 on tuesday and the cool front many move our way on wednesday and 52 and looking like thanksgiving will be sunny, the temperatures around 50. don? >>> what is happening this purple friday? here is more from traffic control. >> at the moment, nothing. we will take that, at leges for the moment. we have the speeds looking good around the beltway, 70 and 95 and you name it, the major roads are lookingtroking good and it is 54 on the south and west side. the drive times on both. there is 95 south of maryland and 222, everything is looking quiet there, busy on the beltway. exit 17 and no official delays ye

the low to mid 30s. 38 in elkins. below 40 in washington d.c. and bellaire and columbia, 38. a nice beautiful flow, watching the low pressure dragging the moisture over the from lakes and that low that is behind me will drag the cold front in the area. more in the forecast and what you want to see when you look at the outlook. no real prices -- surprises coming our way. that cold front will swing in the area tomorrow and showers will clear the coast and the skies are bright and we go onto a nice weekend. 64 today and 49 tonight and the normals are 58 and 38. tomorrow we will see the clouds and sun. some showers around, not a ton of rain, but a ton of showers. look at the weekend, back to almost 60 and the low mid 60s for the weekend, starting next week, saturday and sunday and monday, looking really, really good. >>> with fog showing up and the traffic cameras, here is a look from traffic control. >>> looking at the traffic cameras, first an accident on 70 east bound at 29 and the eight minutes delay behind that one now. watching for an accident approaching and there is a loo

a colleague of mine here at the university of texas government department, zack elkins, is co-author of a book on the endurance of constitutions. and if you look all over the world, the average length of a constitution in endurance is 18 years. now, you can look at the american constitution experience in a variety of ways and say, look, our first constitution lasted six years. our second constitution in a very real way lasted only until 1861. when we had the bloodiest civil war in the west up to that time, and in part because of the 1787 constitution not in spite of it, because of it, the various compromises with slavery, the constitution is radically transformed or at least it was attempted to be radically transformed by the so-called reconstruction amendments that in some ways what was being reconstructed ideally was not only the defeated south, but also a constitution that had proved to be unfortunate, to say the least, with regard to the ability to face, first, the problem of slavery and then, secondly, imaginatively to try to face the problems of integrating the former slave pop

rain around morganton and elkins, west virginia. then there's the big part of the system, right there. area of low pressure. lots of rain ahead of it with a cold front toward london, kentucky and snow around paducah, kentucky. western tennessee, east of memphis, big flakes of snow coming down. i have been reading the tweets coming from the area they are amazed at how fast it's coming down and how big the flakes are. there's the winter storm watch. they get one to two inches of snow throughout the area. areas of western tennessee, northern alabama. maybe northern georgia could get a little bit of accumulating snow out of the system. a big soaker to the north and east. we are wet tomorrow morning. a lot of wet tomorrow afternoon. heaviest rain for the afternoon. it should be moving out for the late evening. for wednesday, much cooler and breeziest as the storm system blows out of here. for the evening, you are not going to need the umbrella at all. partly cloudy. 62 to 57 degrees. good evening to be out. we are wet tomorrow with the r

around elkins, west virginia, the white showing up. that's snow. snow at higher elevations out west. as the cold air continues to move north and east. probably get toward the shenandoah valley, maybe you can get close to the metro. >> this morning, montgomery county is quiet. howard county is quiet. along with loudoun county. fairfax right now, you're quiet. to your south and west, we've got more showers down coming out of culpepper, almost to warrenton. east of town, annapolis, route 50. you're seeing the showers also down in calvert, st. mary's, southern prince george's county, all dealing with the showers down to colonial beach as well as it all moves north and east. tappahannock airport, jan was 51 in reedville. only 43 in catlett. wind chills, they're down in the 30st and 20s in the mountains. feels like 45 here in washington right now. winds have relaxed a little bit out of the north-northwest at 7. the actual air temperature, a brisk 48. while it is 48 here. 30s in pittsburgh. 20s in chicago. the cold air will be moving in. we just gotta get

you can see the yellows, oranges, even reds from near elkins to near charlottesville.ll rotating around a storm system down to the southwest. it is coming our way. live doppler 9000 hd, it is almost into fauquier county on the western side, western border of fauquier, you may be seeing some of that into winchester now west of winchester up across junction. rains moving in toward you. culpepper just starting to see some of the first rain showers. the lighter stuff with the heavier stuff is moving this way. we'll take knew west virginia from romney across route 50 in capon bridge right to the state line in virginia. you can see the heavier showers just to the west of winchester. farther off to the south, we're seeing also more of the moderate rain showers here from west of bensonville, south of spear yaville. all of this is lifting north, individual areas of rain within the band. the band is pushing off toward the east. mild morning to say the least. temperatures are almost as warm as they'll be all day. upper 50s to low 60s. scattered showers well west of town. 7:05 on

farther west out in the mountains, elkins, and up in some of the high spots, some of the mild air is reaching there. already around 60 there. as the day progresses, sunrise at 6:49. high clouds throughout the day. 60 by 9:00. mid-60s by noon. near 70 midafternoon. by late afternoon mid-60s. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> let's take the drive along route 50 in maryland. if you're traveling near bowie and making the way towards the beltway, not seeing any issues. a live look at lottsford vista road, traffic is light. if you're heading into the city, not seeing any issues for you in either direction. 66 looks good as well. here's the view at sully road traveling eastbound and westbound. as you continue on 66 east, making your way towards nutley, you still have a great travel speed. i'll give it to you now. from fairfax county parkway to the capital beltway, you're at 60 miles an hour. joe, it will only take you ten minutes to make that trip. >> might take me less. >>> new from overnight, d.c. police are investigating a deadly

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