dc at 61. 63 in tillman and what 58 in chestertown march della springs at 59. have a cold air trough building in and we can see the cold air across the west. this will begin to work its way towards us as we go towards the weekend. and what that is going to do is couple up with tropical storm sandy and the wind right now sustained at about 70 miles an hour. it's moving to the north at about 12 miles an hour. and you can see sandy right there. it's going strengthen as it moves over gentleman maima -- jamaica cuba is next and then as it moves along the eastern seaboard, you can see the track. and the track is not quite certain so we are going to keep updating you on the situation. but this is ssibility. so the first storm track takes it inland. we will be seeing very strong winds. coastal flooding and mountain snow. that second storm track breezy conditions and beach erosion and some coastal rain across the area. so, today, temperatures coming in at 08 and it's going to be very warm under partly cloudy skies. mild again by this evening 55 and tomorrow's forecast 7

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your winds they're calm right now and the humidity way up at 90%. orm systems still spinning up here giving us the showers and storms this morning. they'll sweep through us and we'll have a decentdy and a nice weekend -- day and nice weekend especially for maybe little the pumpkin patch and doing the apple picking. 74 with sun returning this afternoon. 53 tonight in town with 40s north and west. tomorrow 66. sunday a cool start and a nice finish, 65 degrees then next week we're warming into the low 70s monday and mid if not upper 70s tuesday through thursday. >>> we've been combing through the day's daily deals emails and retailer websites to find you some deep discounts. and here are some of our favorites. ebay is offering a 76% discount on a canon power shot sc 4500 i. s.. you can buy the camera today. $114.99 including free shipping. the suggests retail price for this camera get this -- $479. that's a huge discount. >>> how about a new recliner? to fight over in your home? sears is selling a simmons omni three way rocker recliner for $299.99 basic

on this particular night they dropped off and usually they picked up at two and extremely late coming back at 3:00 o'clock so you had the drunks leaving the are bars and intoxicated and it's the exposure that law enforcement has to deal with. if we get them out of the clubs and on the way and then look over at somebody and have a beef and it was quite the night and went on and on and a lot of activity that week. we talked about the party buses. i know there are different legislations going around for that night that was a critical issue that they didn't pick up, so not only they dropped off which is bad enough but they left the people out there so we had tremendous problems out there. small re-cap as far as in the different clubs. we have increase in thefts. ruby sky had a theft and fiddler's green. there was aggravated assault and closed event, the bachelor's of san francisco and a closed event and maiden lane and looking at the report the event was run well. it was someone from the outside trying to get in and kicked out and assaulted the security guard and looking at it the venue w

and pretty good overall. we have some students performing at 89% and others at 40%, just two out of five. to close this gap with single dkg itd growth would take 20 years we don't have 20 years so what is really clear from the data is the investment in the superintendent zone, with the school improvement grant, the infusion of money is relating in double digit growth which is what we have to see to bring up the under performing sub group so again to reiterate the superintendent's thought for the evening. we have a very important opportunity in november to increase the funding because without funding of public education we are never going to be see the gains we need to see with this these sub groups. >> commissioner norton and wynns. >> so i had a couple of questions and i want to echo all everything that has been said before about people doing the work out in the schools and the progress we're making it it's wonderful. i was curious where you know superintendent in your remarks you said "it's doable to close the gap because some of the schools are making such tremendous progress and we ca

63 in glen burnie and edgemere at 64 and in elkton that temperature coming in at 64 as well. we do have patchy fog out there. and the high temperature will be in the low 70s as we go throughout the day. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, we are dealing with fog across the region. so expect reduced visibility. there is an accident right now in jessup along the northbound lanes of 95 at route 175. now if you are traveling on the beltway as we check in and take a live look at the west side, no problems to report whatsoever just liven minutes on -- 11 minutes on the outer loop from 795 to 95. i will show you a live look coming up in a few minutes. if we pull up drive times, you will notice here's a live look at the beltway at curtis creek where there's no delays and it will remain nice and clear from parkville up towards towson. so those of you using the jfx, you are looking at a 11-minute ride traveling southbound from 695 all the way downtown to east fayette street. that's a look at your abc2 time

he unplugged the sander and yelled at my staff and said i got home at 3:30 and haven't slept. this is unacceptable. so, that's the kind of thing we're dealing with. the music, the ipod, myself on night number 4, i heard grievance from these guys, complaint this fezs.

and it wasn't just me. i actually started atupport for families as a parent using its services, but thank you. i had a long thing i was going to say but i'm going to shorten it and i just want to say as a representative of families of children with disabilities for the first time in a really long time we are feeling hopeful, and it's because we are working in a school district that understands the challenges of the children and families and is actually doing something about it. the fact that you say every child has the right to be well educated and actually implement strategies that going to make that happen we are forever grateful, so thank you guys, and thank you for the comondation but thank you for being such an awesome partner and yeah, 30 more years. [applause] >> may i briefly say something. i am lori and also a parent with a child with special needs and a parent mentor and board member of support for families and eight years ago and juno and this organization was the bridge that we needed to make sure my daughter had the

and we are looking at clear skies and the temperature at 61. and sunrise at 7:07 this morning. and we don't have any type of visibility issues whatsoever. we are dealing with dry air with that dew point coming in at 55 degrees right now. and as the kids head out to the bus stop you can take a jacket or a sweater. but we are feeling cool with the temperature coming in at 59 degrees. and the afternoon is going to be nice and pleasant. yes, above average right around 81. they won't need the jacket when they come home. enjoy the day. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. hopefully the weather will hold up for the fells point festival. it's going to cause traffic problems right in fells point. broadway will shut down beginning at 5:00 tonight between bag street and then more streets south of alexandria street will shut down beginning at 6 a.m. tomorrow. a full report can be found on abc2news.com. using the harrisburg expressway, this is a live look north of the beltway. traffic ismoving right along nothing to get in your way as you get on

and this area and at camden street and camden yards at 6:00 and the marathon is at 8:00. that's time saver traffic. >>> two men will be sentenced for killing a man at the towson town center. the victim was shot last december. two suspects will go before the judge and face the possibility of life in prison. >>> a man accused of attempting to assassinate the president will be in court today. oscar hernandez fired shots at the white house. the first family was not home at the time. >>> tomorrow and a man shot on the first day of school and this is last month as he continues his recovery, the community wants to help out and coming up tomorrow, the blast will hold a sacker marathon from 2 to 6. the money will go to the 17 year old's medical bills. he had three surgeries since the shooting. >>> you can go out to eat and help out a great cause. police officers will serve as guests in red robin restaurants during a number of hours. part of the proceedings will go to the special olympics. >>> you make out the grocery lists and the shopping take as big chunk out of the weekend t ha

16th and valencia. there is one at 22nd and mission. re is another at 19th and mission. you can see two fires as the helicopter moves away. you can pull back. you can see another one there. we are hearing a couch was in one. i saw a trashcan bowing thrown in. being thrown in. people are milling about as this is happening. police are told not to attack those fires. firecrews are handling that. but first they are setting up at a staging area at 25th and valencia near saint luke's hospital and getting a police escort to these fires to put them out. police are only going to try to put out the fires if they seem to threaten any nearby buildings. this is the latest going on in san francisco. 16th and valencia. police are standing by. they have their riot gear going and making sure everyone stays safe as they set fires. this after the san francisco giant world series win. let's get to rick quan for more bay area sports. >>> raider fans had something to celebrate. oakland got their first road win of the season. and it came at the expense of thei

it's even and ties the series at a game each. and o's fans now we are headed to new york. charley crowson is live down at camden yards with more and charley pretty he can sighting. i imagine some fans are celebrating or just getting to bed right now. >> reporter: probably heading home. it was a big night. another late finish down here in camden yards and game 2 they put away the orange towels andbrought out the white towels and it matter. when was the last time you were at a rock conearth or heard a for alarm -- concert or heard a fire alarm imagine how loud it was. that's how loud it was last night at camden yards. >> reporter: during the broadcast p about. s craig sager came out with a decibel meter showing camden yards throughout the course of the game hit 120 dessibilities making it the largest major league ball park of the year. like we said rock concert fire alarm nightclub that's how loud it was. talking to fans they said it was uncontrollable at various points especially in the end when the o's pulled out the 3-2 win to give you perspective on this. 125 decibels is

it will broadcast the players and gathered at the plaza and beyond. 1 million people are expected several live bands will be performing. this is a mountain of speakers that will be all over the plaza for everyone to hear. speaking of the parade at the mayor is promising that it is going to be granted. >> i think we've a very well organized it is going to be -- grant and family- friendly. we want to take care of everyone's safety and i think it is deserving of 1 million people. to celebrate each and every team members but the entire giants franchise in san frstacio, kron 4. >> right exactly where this is going to start is market street. towards mcalester, take a right on mcalester and it will and. at the civic center plaza. they will unload and take that massive stage. it is going to be a wild celebration with the fans. >>jacqueline: if your going to go out you are probably going to want to take a jacket with that dense fog. it looks like we could see it the same for tomorrow and wednesday. the satellite and radar showing that cloud coverage with the in creasing is see breezes of this stor

jamie and scott will be at abc2news.com and on your mobile device looking at what it takes for the orioles to beat the rangers and make it back to baltimore for the yankees for the american league divisional series and they will be on the air at 6:30 from 6:30 to 7 for the orioles special omazing october. >>> news time 4:39 and there's going to be a big sports weekend here happening in baltimore. we have got tonight's orioles rangers wild card game. charley talked about it and then on sunday we turn our attention back to the other bird the ravens. they will be out of town this weekend in kansas city taking on the chiefs. kick off for that game is 1:00. >>> let's talk about what's going on right now as you step out the door, it's going to feel pretty good. dew points are in the 50s basically everywhere and with that, we are feeling nice and comfortable. very dry as you head out the door this morning. don't have to worry about the humidity. but also, temperatures feeling good. we are at 63 degrees in catonsville and bel air. good morning rock hall, you are at 62. along with bowie and chesape

and here is a live look at 95 and 395. it is going to take you 8 minutes to travel northbound from the beltway to the toll plaza. we do have a disabled car on 95 up in aberdeen along the southbound lanes at route 22. and you also want to watch out for that. that is a look at your traffic. megan and charley, over to you. >> if you have traveled to any city, you know how frustrating it can be to find a place to park. >> now some enterprising students are coming up with an innovative way with finding ways to leave their car. we will show you what they're doing. [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done what i thought was impossible: you made good-for-you, gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband rob found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. so thanks. from your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love ch

49 degrees more of the same in easton and dc at 54 and closer to home we are at 49 degrees in ijamsville. 54 reisterstown and west friendship at 53 degrees. as we go throughout the day today, lunchtime temperature is at 71 degrees. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let's keep that rain to the north and to the west. can you -- you can use a 71 degree day. traveling on 95 no problems in white marsh into the city. and for those of you using theharrisburg expressway north of 695, you will notice everything is nice and clear. it will remain that way getting on the jfx and head downtown. 11 minutes altogether. traveling southbound from the beltway down to fay jet street -- fail yet -- fayette street. 695 is great shape from 95 to 83. and you are looking at 11 minutes there and 11 minutes on the west side to travel from 795 toward 95. inner loop clear through pikesville. that's the abc2 time sativer -- timesaver traffic. >> election day is not far away state delegates and dlernlgy will gat

fort washington at 54 degrees and gleneling at 5. --ell gatt -- glenelg at 5. and this is what you can expect as we head through the rest of today in terms of a sun cloud mix and some warmer temperatures this afternoon. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> good morning. unfortunately we are dealing with trouble in federal hill. there's crash going on on south hanover at west street you will want to wap out for. and in baltimore county an accident in dundalk that's going to be right on eastern avenue at 54th street. as we check in and look at some of the main lines, here's what the beltway looks like in towson at dulaney valley road. no problems to report. it will be nice and clear as you make the drive up towards 83. this is the west side at liberty road traffic starting to pick up but no significant delays it's going to take 12 minutes to travel the outer loop from 795towards 95 and 59 going to be clear traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel. looking at normal 8 minutes right now to travel northbound from the beltway all

and i'll be back with more details on this accident at 5:10. back to you guys. >>> thank you monika. president obama and mitt romney will both campaign in virginia today. the president will be at george mason university this morning, and governor romney will make a stop in abingdon. >> yesterday, both men took time off from campaigning for some comical moments at the al smith dinner. a fundraiser for catholic charities. kristin fisher is live in the satellite center with more. good morning kristin. >> reporter: good morning. well you know two nights ago, we watched these two men go at it in one of the most heated presidential debates in modern history. but last night they acted almost like it never happened. they were friendly, funny, romney made fun of his stiff public persona and the president poked at his own poor performance during the first debate. the smith dinner has been a good stop ever since world war ii. it's a fancy affair in manhattan and both were wearing white ties and tails something romney said made him quite comfortable. >> it'

and so, all of those logistics were tested out in this study. at the bus plaza, the ground level, we have done additional coordination with both the operators and golden gate transit and mta that are located here and also working with the mayor's office of disability on access flow and configuration. at the time that we did the 50 percent construction documents we knew that it was going to be at the two northern and two southern islands with the golden gate transit in the middle. the operators have revised those so that golden gate has gone to the northern most drive aisle and uni will have the southern portions of the bus plaza. >> we also eliminated these exit stairwells here and shifted them to another quadrant so that we could clear up some of the circulation space through here for accessibility. and so the refined layout is as you see it here, now, again, with golden gate transit at the northern most island and mta, occupying the southern-most islands and that is... the layout is important. not only because for operational reasons, but, for co

the back of the plaza and beyond. at least 1 million people are expected and special musical box. this is a mountain of speakers that will be all over the plaza for everybody to cure. talking about this berate the mayor promised that it is going to be a grand talking about this, the parade. >> is a family friend the event for everybody to participate in the. we want to pay attention for everybody's safety and it is a deserving of 1 million people coming to a parade and celebration each and every one of these people, not all the the team members. but the entire giants franchise and organization. >> in san francisco, terisa estacio, kron 4. >>pam: it is crunch time for all of these to get ready before tomorrow, midnight. reggie kumar saying that everybody is meeting and working around the clock. >> as they are painting this sample and polic-these people ae moving against the clock with a limited number of to complete workers and 24 hours. these orange faces with world champs saying that this expert took six hours. this mas

and rock hall. mid-40s around jessup damascus at 43 and federalsburg at 49 the northeast at 47. this is the one a system that moved -- this is the system this moved through in the atlantic. but we are wait for the cold front to traverse the area by tomorrow. it's going to be a dry front and will keep us mainly dry. partly cloddy skies throughout the day. more sunshine will move in here as we go into thursday. but for today, that high temperature at 57. and that is below average once again. we will be chilly dealing with some late pappy fog going through the evening. 69 for tomorrow. much warmer and here's the 7- day forecast for you as thursday and friday look nice. 62 and 66. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with several accidents. a crash has been moved to the shoulder of the southbound lanes of route 295. that's right at route 100. we have big problems right now on 695 and there's crash in towson on the inner loop at 8 3. and as we head over to west, here's what it looks like at old court road it's

let's look at the numbers on the big ones, bge, edison 51, 524 and pepco at 40,304 and look at the maps, first we'll start with pepco and you can see the blue outline so these splotches of color indicate the areas that are having power outages and you can see that's everyone except for you lucky folks right there but really the numbers considering the amount of customers they serve at 38,000 that is much less than folks would have expected even the folks at pepco. bge approaching 200,000 people without power and that's their map. you can see buoy, laurel, columbia past baltimore you can see 48,889 customers without power. and we're going to move over here to novek reporting 25,000 out of power. we'll zoom in on the area on that one find out what we can in that area. we'll pick that one right there. and you can zoom in on these and we know this one was reported at 1:44 and as of the case with a lot of these they don't know what caused it. look at edison and this is something that has been building upright now over 50,000 customers without power. you look at the county, 5000, carol county

stopping at martin luther king boulevard and crenshaw boulevard. and is expected at 2:00 p.m. d then it will continue east on martin luther king to its final destination at the california science center. it is scheduled to schedule a riot at 8:30 saturday evening. >> this body in suburban denver is a 10 year-old missing girl. her backpack was found two days later 7 mi. from her home. her dismembered body was discovered wednesday night. just a few miles from where she disappeared. >> the family has been notified. if we cannot begin to comprehend the grief that they're going through. i want the family to know that me and every single person involved in this case our thoughts and prayers go out to them. they have been in our hearts from the beginning. >> investigators believe that jessica was kidnapped. they are out in force working to catch was are responsible. >> eagles quarterback has made a move off the field the people are upset about. he was convicted and sent to prison for running a dog fighting and killing and torturing animals. he wanted this dog for his family and is muc

you are at 50 degrees. 45 and we can see 43 in shady side and denton at 45. and good morning to you. you are at 42. grab the coat as you head out the door. the winds now are on the light side. the calm side. as we go into the afternoon. this will change because it is going to get breezy. we will have that front that's going to move through. there it is there. back to the west. ahead showers mainly around new york and points to the north as we slide through our day and this will start to slice through the area with that, it will bring cloud cover and high pressure will move off the coast as well. now let's talk about the tropics. we're talking about the tropics. we have patty now the winds sustained at 40 miles an hour. moving slowly. you can see that direction as it slides down to the south around cuba as we go into monday. but it should be staying away from us. we'll keep our eyes peeled on this. the temperature at 64 degrees sun and clouds it is going to be breezy and cool and the temperature and by tonight. and it will be cold and temperature at 34 so with

water, food, electricity and communications. another need at that time to do that is field hospital generators, housing, sat coms, purifying water systems and mobile bridges. so the force was at the beginning just to distribute the aid and at the end start doing law enforcement when the government declared catastrophe and the president gave us the authority to do that. so we move the army inland, next the navy in the coastal communities and in san feir fernandes island and doing an airlift to the most affected area. sanfernandes island is a very small island, only a thousand people living there, but it was completely destroyed. that's what we found when we arriving there, debris everywhere, and as you can see that was the port and the square before, and that was after. so the change is, it's quite impressive. the same was a local pier and a school. that was a school. nothing. so we put in the navy, the navy put them in there two, three combat ships, type 23's and l ship and transport plus mtaa aircraft transport, aircraft and hell helicopters t

in short, we have looked at all the city criteria and we have even looked at issues that we knew could be a problem that were not addressed by city criteria and have incorporated design measures to reduce the impact on neighbors. >> thank you. any additional public comment? okay. commissioners, commissioner antonini. >> thanks. i was involved in some of this in meetings prior to the approval, and i think they went well at that time. but i have some questions, i guess, from the -- i'm sorry, the woman from salter, if i could just ask a couple questions. in reading the report that you have here, it's your feeling that they were in compliance with the -- what you measured was in compliance with the established ceiling and noise level? >>> that's correct. >> okay. because i did see a few here that were above the 45 on some of these reports, but i'm not sure -- >>> i think what you're looking at is an ambient noise measurement. >> okay, oh, yeah. >>> not the measurement inside the unit. >> yeah, those are the ambient. can't control those. thank you. i appreciate your comments. i have a coup

we are at 10 miles and the sunrise at 7:17 and we are headed to school today. that bus stop forecast at 6 3. nice and mild. and clouds continuing and lingering going into the afternoon. from the clouds by the afternoon we have the chance for isolated showers and some thunderstorms. that high coming in at 71. and give the kid the umbrella this morning because they will use it as they come home from school today. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i wish the warm weather would have stuck around. what a drag. if you are traveling in eastbaltimore we have repairs to a massive sink hole. east monument treat is -- street is shut down between patterson park and wolf street. you can still with -- stick with orleans street. here's a live look at the fort mchenry tunnel. harbor tunnel in great -- tunnel if great shape. an 11 minute right on the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. and as we pull up more drive times the west side of the beltway is nice and clear traveling the outer loop from 795 towards 95,

look at tomorrow today. and clearly, based on what we are seeing in the forecast, there will be conversation throughout the week about whether we will be in school later in the week or earlier. i think at this point we will deal with tuesday but certainly wednesday is going to be in the covings today as well. >> all right. -- conversation as well. >> all right thanks so much for joining thus morning. >> thank you all. >> evacuations turned ocean city into ghosttown. >> the biggest threat is storm surge. a live report is straight ahead. >> and we have rain across the area. and some snow back off towards the west. we will talk totals coming up. >> reporter: the storm shut down route 50 entering ocean city. many other roads in baltimore are closeded. i will have the details coming -- closed. i will have the details coming up coming up on good morning maryland. >>> this is your abc2 news to go. thanks for joining. looking at a live picture outside the abc2 studio on york road. you can see the winds blowing and rain

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like all injuries, the guy has to step off and play at high level. thought logan played well and niles played well and we expect chris to play at the level as in the past and he gets an opportunity to show us what he can do. >> and not limited to the redskins. randy edsall announced that the starting quarterback will miss the rest of the season after suffering a torn acl to nc state and that is the third true freshman qb to start with the terps. and the starting job about will go to burns or grove and tonight has to give in tonight's game of the nlcs. watch it here on fox at 8:00. the cardinals won six straight elimination games the past two years. the giants, not bad themselves. they have won five in the post season alone and some highlights from game 6. bottom of the second, the giants score four times. the big hit delivered by marcos scootero. he is hit ago .458 in the series. the giants take game 6, 6-1. tonight's game seven, the pitching match is carlos versus giants matt gain and -- matt cane. the game starts at rit error error:00. the winner mo

and enjoy it. this morning, temperatures in aberdeen at 59 and we are dry. looking at the dew points in the 50s. 60 in woodbine and we are at 55 degrees right now in monrovia. looking at your hour by hour forecast, it brings us up to 78 by lunchtime. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hey megan, you are up to 17 now. >> oh, my goodness. look at this. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: 17 twitter followers. wow. you will get more. don't worry. if you are traveling in east baltimore we have big problems a third sink hole opened up on east monument street. it remains shut down between wolf street and patterson park avenue. here's a look at the scene yesterday. this caused a total wreck on the roads. so, this area will be shut down for quite sometime and if you are traveling on east monument street instead of east monument you will want to stick with or liens street to get around all of this mess. and if you are heading out to 95, here's a live look at the fort mchenry tunnel everything moving along harbor tun

and we go to new york with a look back at the magic. >> good morning, let me just tell you, this is one of the gutsy winds to come out after what they went through wednesday and what to win this game mentally tough, it is a fairy tale. >> we have been saying o- mazing. >> what a win. >> the police cannot believe it. >> let's look at the highlights and they double and end up scoring on a hardy, jj hardy base hit. >> he said i don't think i'm 20. >> jj comes on, 1, 2, 3, they pinch hit... >> talk about short memories. he blew the save to ibanez, he comes back, gets the save, gets into game 5. this is a game that the yankees did not want to be playing here in the bronx tomorrow night. >> take me to the clubhouse. they are jubilant ready to go. they were talking about losing. they said they have been resilient. this what they had to say after the game. >> all the teams it is fitting with the games thatway won all year. and and at this point in the season. >> we had chances, seems like we had chances all night and we were not coming through, i don't know t is nice to come through. >> and you

and we take it across the eastern shore where stevensville is at 49 and galena coming in at 48. so here's the satellite and radar. in terms of the wet weather, we have the showers this morning. and they will taper off as we go into the afternoon. so, you could head out venture to pick out the pumpkin as kids get out of school. but you might want to wait a bit. we are going to begin to warm things up. this is the week's chill so now we are dealing with chilly conditions but by friday by wednesday, tomorrow, we will warm the temperatures up as the jet stream begins to work et cetera way back off toward the north. so, that's going to be better pumpkin picking weather for me. as you look at what's going on through time. not a lot picking up for tomorrow even though we will have a cold front that mobs through the area. it's going to be dry in nature. and here to check the 7-day forecast as we look at thursday, 62 degrees. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, we are dealing with fog across the region. so it'

technology protects the status quo and at thes expense of cost savings and eliminating unnecessary duplication and at the expense of inefficiencies and xengs of cooperation among units that can lead to additional improvements. today there is no apparent leadership within san francisco to make important city wide changes happen efficiently and effectively as the samples i have given show. there is no ekz organization structure that sorts out what changes to make or manages how to make them. coit and the city cio do not venture in that realm. if not them, whom? the mayor claims he -- innovation mayor or technology may or as his response to our report claims but that reflects his priority and attracting tech companies to san francisco or having his staff work on apps that are helpful. he does little to improve the technology at home within his city government. the mayor has had hand on's experience as the execute administrative officer and the head of ddw. perhaps that experience has been him in the experience of this and i hope he considers technology an integral part of city operations that nee

we will look at traffic. 95 at beltway southwest good north and southbound. 350 at severn river bridgell lanes are clear eastbound. >> while we brace for the effect of hurricane sandy the warnings are more dire to the north. >> thousands have been evacuated in new jersey where sandy is expected to hit full force. we get the latest on the conditions there from danielle lee. >> across the northeast a rising tide is sending waves crashing down on coastal communities. the water here is already close it home. >> god knows what can happen. >> from new york to new jersey hundreds of thousands have been forced to get out. public transportation is shut down and thousands of flights canceled. schools and businesses are on hold today. new jersey governor chris christie had stern words for anyone ignoring evacuation orders. >> if something looks like it is stupid to do, it is. >> a similar tone from mayor bloomberg. you not only put yourself at risk but the first responders. >> sandy is over 700 miles wide with wind and rain that could last 36 hours. homeowners in the path spent sunday boarding up

at all? does that make sense, the pros and cons of that? >> yes the purpose of the alternative analysis is look at these options and develop costs we will know is it more expensive at one plant and run the pipe or more cost effective to have it closer to the site and that is all part of the alternative analysis. >> following up on that question and i want to understand better your kiet. you have five sites and i understand you will look at each one and determine the costs but what are the primary buckets of criteria that will narrow it down? you mentioned the community's perception is one and i don't know how much that weighs. cost is another but i'm trying to figure out how you're going to get down to narrow down the site and whether there is also a financial -- obviously a financial analysis which i have some other questions but anyway answer the question. is there a way to tell us the criteria used to narrow down the sites? >> we haven't finalized the criteria but the buckets are environmental, technical and these and environmental we wil

winds still south-southwest at 8 and the pressure rising at 29.41 inches of mercury. radar we have a little bit of shower activity in part os temperature metro area. west of i-81. romney might even see a snow flake in winchester and frederick county. in fact bill a snow flake over the next hour or so. give us an e-mail if you have. still 41 in bethesda. 42 great falls, 40 fairfax and 42 in college park and looking at 41 in laurel and also 41 in rockville. so breezy can cool. just a few showers tonight. nothing heavy. grab a jacket. mainly dry for the morning commute. but the kids will need a jacket in the morning. temperatures will start out in the 30s and 40s. so for tonight mostly cloudy, breezy cold. showers, mountain snows. 36 to 42. now tomorrow morning, we're look at mostly cloudy skies. maybe a shower. 30s and 40s. winds still southwest at 10 to 15. so still breezy. and then by afternoon, variable clouds could see a break in the action maybe a shower. high temps around 55. and winds west southwest at 10 to 15. next three days, maybe a shower tomorrow. 54. we'll

we're expecting to see drizzle at the coast tomorrow night and even for tuesday look at this. d miss showers will be. you won't see it across the board but there will be showers in the area for tuesday. the thing scoots to our south by wednesday but even on wednesday there will be lingering showers as our atmosphere has to wring out that last bit of rain. keep the umbrella handy on wednesday. you won't need it today. 75 in santa rosa. south bay numbers lower 70s in san jose. it will be chilly. not like what we saw last weekend when we were in the 90s and triple digits. about a 30-degree drop. in san francisco again, you heard lots going on. you can take your pleasure. whatever you decide to do. hour by hour forecast. by noon it will be 66. by 4:00, the temperatures will start to fall. the fog starts to arrive at the coast and tonight again that fog and breeze will be in place. tomorrow, drizzle at the coast. tuesday, showers more widespread for inland interior valleys and for wednesday a few lingering showers. we see more sun for thursday. you know what? overall i think you'll

at 8:00 p.m. that's moderate flooding. and we have to deal with some issues in the tidal potomac area just south of the district looking at moderate flooding. so when high tide happens again at about 9:50 tonight, we will see some moderate flooding in that location. flood stage is 6 feet for the potomac at wisconsin avenue. taking a wide view here of satellite and radar, you can see we're pretty much done with the rain but there are a few scattered showers still lingering in the charlottesville area, down toward fredricksburg, virginia. 46 right now in leesburg. 49 in d.c. so it is still very chilly out there. coming up i'll give you more information about some flooding problems and a look at the weekend forecast. a preview is coming up. jc, back to you. >> thank you, erica. >>> more than six and a half million homes and businesses in the united states remain without power in the aftermath of superstorm sandy. we're going to take a live look right now of seaside, new jersey. devastated by the storms. president obama is going t

at 9:00 p.m. that is it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday >> this is the fox report tonight, who will be next object on the list of people infected by contaminated pain medication? more people very ill at this hour, as the pharmacy at the center of it all pulls its product off the market. and right now, the presidential nominees on opposite sides of the country in a mad dash to collect votes and money, as their rubbing mates get ready to rumble in this week's vice-presidential debate. >> the face-off, staying in the headlines and dominating sunday conversations about the election. >> the obama campaign, they remind me a little bit of a seven-year-old losing a checker game and instead of being frustrated at the outcome they sweep the board off the table. it's not rocket science to believe that the president was disappointeted d in the expectations that he has for himself. >> tonight the anticipation growing, about the one and only debate between the vice-presidential nominee. gas prices may be high in your h

the data at that point and time. >> thank you. >> i wanted to thank you for the presentations. i had a question from the -- or from the public testimony. i know that at the joint policy committee which is the a bag mtc and air district and that body we're looking at sea level rise analysis, and there are new methods looked at right now for large disaster events that will be coming more frequently in the future and i think they said once a month and in 40 years there will be something once a month and how it impacts to those areas and san francisco. are we in touch with a bag and the other agencies to look at new methodologies so it helps to inform our safety element? >> absolutely. we get most of our information from them and one of the areas we're working closely with them, and i think this relates to ms. hester's point and land development and is our c/h- strategy and helps to determine where growth should and could happen and they're looking at in terms of growth and not just in san francisco but regionally we look at these risks. >>

and looking at 67 in antioch and pittsburgh.read '80s for the heart of the bay near the water. with the warmer conditions as you head inland it will become a wide spread hot as we head into the afternoon. it's caught at glacier point ever were on the bay. we have similar conditions today than we had yesterday at the change does not happen until tomorrow so between now and then we will be dealing once more with the upper 90s. low 90s in the south bay. solid 80 still are good bit of our bayside community. if you are going to the beach that is where you will get your relief nor looking for seventies generally were the peninsula is. >> we have 7: 0579 degrees of still awfully warm at the stadium where the a's play. it will be slightly breezy but also dressed in shorts and a t-shirt it will be that kind of night. here we have your 7 day around the bay forecasts look for conditions to start cooling tomorrow. inland communities big relief for you uc triple digits today only about 77 degrees for your afternoon on friday. cooling waitron

and the '80s. inland interior valleys antioch at 84 and walnut creek at mid-70s.comparable conditions for the east bay shoreline. downtown san francisco was at 72 degrees. napa is at 66. those of you a going to the giants' game the first pitch is that 5:07 p.m. and start of sunny but an increase and cloud cover with wins coming in from the winest southwest at 25 mi. an hour. we will cool things back down into friday and introduce a lot more in the way of cloud cover as we head into the weekend. >> in italy hearings will begin today for the caustic and korean ship captain. he has not been accused of steering that ship to close to the stock shore, he has when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> bay area have lines funeral services will be had this friday for a retired schoolteacher who was found dead last week.