already out of the superfund response fund which certainly could have gone a long way in northeastern pennsylvania on a lot of superfund response projects. >> they tested 59 wells and found nothing that indicated that the fracking was causing any problems. >> they found no health impacts whatsoever. remember when they came into the town many the first place they never made a connection between hydraulic fracturing and what it is they were looking for. i asked them specifically. >> i think all of us are concerned sound science i'm in favor of. political science i wonder. a lol of this is as a result of you don't succeed at first try again. i'm wondering where we're going with this and at what point does the epa walk away from this. the question does come down and always in this town we talked about it, when is it that the federal government lets the state take care of himself. >> i've never been compared to jim crow, let's remember the history is the federal government has never shown an interest whatever administration, whatever congress, whatever epa that's what the safe drinking water act was ab

pennsylvania. they've slipped into northeastern maryland. if you're traveling northeastern toward baltimore, especially early this morning, going up into caroll county, going up to the eastern shore, maybe over to chestertown, ir' going to run into these showers -- you're going to run into these showers and storms quite earl. hagerstown, you seem to be okay for now. there's a lot of stuff just off to your north and west. to the east. we're seeing the stuff come through caroll county headed toward ellicott city. this is the baltimore beltway. here's bwi. if this stuff keeps moving, could be a couple of flight delays up there as well from the showers and storms in the region. around here on our bus stop forecast, plenty of clouds. a little bit of fog in the mountains. temperatures have cooled into the 50s. most areas some low 60s south and west with the showers north and northeast and sunrise at 6:08. for the day today, clouds this morning. they'll break up i'd say earlier than yesterday with a chance of a thunderstorm. isolated stuff as we ge

you can see the storms in pennsylvania which has sunk into northeastern maryland, the eastern shore. getting closer and closer to places like hagerstown right now and in toward western maryland. this stuff is weakening but it's just starting to get toward green castle, pennsylvania. watch out there. to the north and east, i want to switch it to live doppler 9000. showers from baltimore southeast toward the bay bridge, queens town. these are the showers approaching wanes borrow and they -- if they hold together should get north. 60 in luray. mid-50s at the patuxent river naval air station. outside it's closer to the capitol so it just looks cloudy right now and is. east winds at 7. the barometer stays steady at 30.15. i want to point out the warmth in chicago. 72. there's a lot of warm air in the middle of the country. eight been trying to move into the northeast but a battle is going on between the cool air off the atlantic pushing in this way. that battle has been right over us. with the boundary nearby we had a big range in temperatures. yesterday baltimore in the mid- 60s. culpeper

that's in the northeastern maryland around along pennsylvania and into carroll county and into extreme frederick county, they're getting some light rain there. and right now temperatures are cool. we're down into the 50s. most areas, upper 60s right near washington and across north central virginia. charlottesville is at 68. it's only 57 here. generally in the mid-50s. montgomery and arlington and fairfax counties this morning. you need a light jacket if you're heading out. but look at the wide variety in temperatures we're going to have today. i think it's only going to be around 70 on the eastern shore and near the western shores of the bay, but a little farther west up around 80 in the metro area, it ought to hit the upper 80s in parts of northern virginia and shenandoah valley. quite a wide variety around the region. around the metro area, we ought to be make it up to the low 80s mid afternoon. could have an isolated shower or thunderstorm popping up later perhaps very early this evening. another update in ten minutes. aaron? >> thank you, tom. it is a big day for romney in virgini

you can see the storms that have been falling in southern pennsylvania drifting toward northeastern maryland. even a few storms toward the delmar advancement as you zoom in a little -- delmarva. as you soon in a little, over toward baltimore county. live doppler 9000 hd, we're seeing n. here is westminster. this is getting close to mount airy, maybe new market you might see some of this, new market, maryland that is. this may stay close to walkersville and libertytown. north of baltimore you see the showers moving south and east and lightning and thunder there. around here other than the showers well north of town on our bus stop forecast, you'll need a jacket i think. it's kind of damp and cool. temps in the 50s to low 60s. we have this boundary set up. yesterday's highs ranged in the mid-60s at bwi to mid-80s like culpeper. we were sort of on the edge of that boundary. instead of being in the 80s, we stopped in the mid-70s for our highs and sunrise 6:08. today we're starting with clouds. some patchy fog in spots even. some low clouds out there. 60 by 8:00. by noon the clouds are going to s

and on the northeastern side of that front we do have some showers and thunder and lightning rolling out of pennsylvania. the closest any of that rain is to washington is in frederick county and carroll county near the pennsylvania border. 57 at reagan national. that includes much of virginia into west virginia, shorthan sh valley, it's in the low to mid-50s. much of northern virginia, but closer to washington as you get into maryland the high mace only be in the 70s. even around the bay and the eastern side of the bay, highs may reach near 70 degrees. could get showers and thunderstorms out of the mountains rolling east toward the metro area by late afternoon is the way it looks right now. for the d.c. metro area, we should have temperatures in the 60s by 9:00, a little sunshine in and out through the noontime and during the afternoon up around 80 or so. there may be a thunderstorm rolling in west to east and may linger into the afternoon. another update in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> along 50, this is your commu commute. as you make your way inbound, travel lanes are open. at 301 at the be

northeastern maryland. other showers pulling down north out of pennsylvania into western maryland, perhaps washington county and northern frederick county, a few passing showers there. it's a cool morning, we're in the 50s much of the area. later today we ought to make it into the low 80s around the metro area, but much cooler north and east around the bay. >>> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> al, thank you. now to a dramatic day in court in the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. on wednesday his daughter left the courtroom in tears as testimony turned to her mother's reaction to her father's affair. nbc's lisa myers is joining us from the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina, once again this morning. hey, lisa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. this was the most emotional day so far. the day the jury heard about elizabeth edwards' pain and rage over being betrayed. and the day that edwards' eldest daughter, cate, could no longer hide the anguish of this very personal family drama. throughout this trial, cate edwards has always been there, by her father's side. she s