light rain around annapolis. that will start to move to the north. as the cold air starts to move in, we'll see some mix in with some snow. it might be cold enough to stick in a couple of spots. the roads will be just fine because the temperatures are above freezing. the roads will be ok. the most likely area will be the north-central part of the state, from baltimore into cecil county. you guys in the white shaded area might see some stickage on the grass. mostly dry out in allegany and garrett counties. some ay stick.ow mistak there could be more snow mixing in after sunset. temperature it should stay above 32 degrees. there could be some leftover rain or snow showers tomorrow. nice weather going into the weekend with ties into the 60's. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire in fells point yesterday. >> more than 100 firefighters responded. this was the same location of a former supermarket that caught fire twice back in june. the building was vacant and no one was hurt. remove any trees damaged by super storm sandy. anyone wh

. >> if you don't have people going to annapolis to fight for you you want to look at that. >> reporter: that's why the maryland consumer rights is handing out grades for people pleasing you. the nonprofit is dropping the abcs on lawmakers based on 8 bills, grading them on the votes on the house floor and on the committee. >> it's hard for individual citizens to always know and follow during sessionings so we want to do this every year and have a recap and let people know know. >> reporter: legislate you know where legislatures stand which include bills tackling everything from foreclosure to identity theft and a tax on tobacco. >> just like about educator, we'd like to give everybody a passing score. >> reporter: they say 80 legislatures got perfect scores and others didn't fare quite as well, with 6 getting fs, at the bottom, delegate don dwyer. we visited his office in annapolis after repeatedly asking for comment, wondering why dwyer voted against bills of a financial education, and the state having more power with regulator. other lawmakers at the bottom of the list were happy to a

now bills that would have legalized the drug for medical use stalled in annapolis the past two years. the concern federal enforcement. the head testified before a house and senate committee in march saying quote the legislation under consideration could place state employees at risk of federal prosecution for violation of the controlled substances act because of this risk, unless and until federal policy changes the administration opposes the proposed legislation. but on election day, voters in washington state and colorado approved the recreational use of marijuana. already legal in those states with a doctor's prescription. now sarah would like to see maryland lawmakers make medical marijuana use legal. she suffers from multiple dishy row sis and use -- multiple sclerosis and uses it to control it. >> we're not talking like you know cheech and chong levels of cannabis. >> reporter: now governor o'malley is in the beginning stages of putting his agenda together for the next legislative session and no word yet on if this will be on there. reporting live in federal hill. sherrie johnso

sparrows point 37, annapolis 36 and more of the same in chesapeake beach. we do have a light wind out there. here are your gusts. we can see gusts up to about 11 in annapolis, 17 in chesapeake beach. you know what this means. this means that while it does feel a little bit colder out there and you do need to bundle up as you head out the door this morning, we've been dealing with the cold temperatures for a while and they're going to be sticking around. so we look at what's going on in the sky, not a whole lot. we do have those clear skies. that's another reason why those temperatures are really able to drop off, those winds not blowing too hard, so you're not really getting the stir of the atmosphere. so with that temperatures will continue to be cold this morning and they will linger as we go throughout the day. we get the bigger view and basically we have high pressure on top of us and the high pressure is going to last for a while. we do have some change coming in the forecast once again. i'll tell you when all that arrives coming up. let's go back to c

naval academy in annapolis maryland. this interviews part of book tv college series and it's a little under 15 minutes. >> book tv is on location that the u.s. naval academy in annapolis maryland where we are interviewing some professors who are also authors. .. >> "in buddha's company" thai soldiers in the vietnam war" what warded did thailand play? >> they were a very close ally during the vietnam war. people familiar would know that not only did thailand send troops to fight along the united states, but also served as a base for many aircraft for bombing missions over ho chi minh trail, over laos and at the time we had built seven their bases and developed a port as well to facilitate the u.s. effort and also many soldiers went to bangkok and in terms of support thailand was the close ally. >>host: did they have soldiers? >> absolutely. they spent 37 -- cent to 37,000 soldiers to fight in vietnam also they sent smaller naval units but definitely fighting and working with the united states and south vietnamese. >>host:

navy beat army, annapolis. they beat the fire department in east port. in the bar tenders, they crashed giving the win to the other side. >> it's intimidating. i like the position. it was nice to feel like i was leading the pack. >> there is a rivalry. they think annapolis has been the a rise to cattic -- rise cattic. >> they are winning for a second of 7 tugs. it is a slow recovery progress, people in garrett county, where sandy dumped several feet of snow. >> why it's taking longer than usual. we will show you. >>> the clean up is moving along in one new jersey coastal town, why officials want to get the board walk rebill as quickly as possible. >>> breakout our iphone, we are looking at maryland's radar, not a lot to see, we are tracking the nor'easter, across the middle of the nation. this is the one that will be possibly bringing us snow and also rain. don't go anywhere, good morning maryland will be right back. if you headed to the polls, this comes as no surprise, u.s.a. reporting 29 million u.s. citizens have cast ballot, that includes 34 states

they say sandy wasn't as bad as isabel. >>> here we are in annapolis. they made it through the storm without a lot of damage. here the boats were pulled out of the water and secured before the storm were hit. boats may have gotten a few dinged. >>> home owners in annapolis are grateful for the utility crews called. in we caught one trues on harbor drive today clearing a large tree and broken telephone pole that cause aid transformer to crash to the ground. >> you walk into a room and the first thing you want to do is flip a light on and running water because we're on well here, just your daily showers and running water and flushing the commodes and that sort of thing that i take for granted. >> some of the crews helping us get back on our feet are going to help new jersey and new york. >>> a man just barely escaped getting hurt when a free crushed through his roof. he was just three steps away when it happened. >> i was walking in the kitchen. i heard a loud crash and snapping sound and looked out through my kitchen to see the rain and the wind and tree

it features the adventure of an annapolis man. here's a man who had to keep both eyes open in serving in afghanistan. >> the energy shots out now, they suck. >> winning the troops over in new york handing out two sips in a bottle and you won't blink. 7million will watch tomorrow night as he will tell us about ruck pack. today in annapolis, the civilian rob ready to share his energy. >> if you're shaky with caffeine. that's not good for a sniper . >> he went after symptoms. >> what we cared was was not being tired anymore. >> he had 10 or 12 military families invested. >> it was fast paced. i had to dig into only of my military. >> there were only 6 million watching now. >> i can tell you but i'll destroy everything. >> a major who did a solo mission, he's giving us a wake promotion that we deserve. >> everybody got to a fight they want to win. >> major rob in charge of keeping america alert. now watch the left hand side of your screen. the major is already a super star. people are already catching on to his new ruck pack. >> good

here is annapolis looking good. lots of boats on the water and i think that will be a good deal before we start to crank up the chesapeake. at the time, we have a temperature around 45 degrees in baltimore city. humidity at 53%, bone-dry dew point, and northerly wind bringing in the chill around 5 miles per hour, maybe up to 51 in the city limits, that's 10 below our normal afternoon high temperature for you this date. 83 was the record, in 1974, hit 84. here's temperatures across the state, 40s north and west of beltway, 45 in town, eastern shore numbers from easton to salsbury, winds are light and variable. skies starting to clear out. that's going to be the recipe for freezing conditions. national weather service does have a freeze watch note of the city limits. out to fred really, carroll county. so tender vegetations if you have it out, wrap it up or bring it indoors, this will be a killing freeze. 43 degrees, down into the 30s at midnight, it's a brisk chilly wake up. up to 45 degrees for your afternoon, and w

a couple sprinkles over and arundal county around annapolis. and here an indication there might be a sprinkle of bear, the clouds will be going away and we will see some sun. a better forecast. we will talk details in a minute. >> for the first time since announcing his resignation in the wake of an affair, david petraeus answering questions on capitol hill. >> but not about the scandal. hallie jackson joins us live with more. what will he be addressing? >> we are expecting him to be on capitol hill any minute now for a hearing on the hill. first thing this morning there will be growing at david petraeus but the attack in benghazi that left four americans dead. the questions will likely focus on what happened during and after the attack and that's a much of the affair that ended his career. he resigned last week. they also want to hear from hillary clinton. to testify after report from an independent review board is released probably mid-december. during hearings, some lawmakers saw video and surveillance video from the attack. lawmakers plan t

what happened to one of them working in annapolis. >> plus flooding hit several eastern shore to bees pretty bad, how the national guard is helping out. those stories are straight ahead. thanks for joining us i'm megan pringle. we're going to check in with charlie in a bit. he's on an interesting assignment that deals with sandy. in the meantime you want

we have some light sprinkles around annapolis. you can see the northern fringe of the precipitation starting to changeover to snow. a cold rain or a mix of rain or snow. it might even stick a little bit. most likely time will be laid in the afternoon or this evening -- the most likely time will be late in the afternoon or this evening. the roads are going to be ok. the evening commute will be ok. we might get our first accumulation in some neighborhoods. it will not be a big deal. breezy and called otherwise with a mix of rain or snow showers -- breezy and cold. high temperature between 39 and 44 degrees. covering up to more afternoon -- clearing up tomorrow afternoon. breezy and cold today. much better this weekend. 6:17. >> we have a few problems we are tracking beginning on westbound 50. one lane is blocked as you travel westbound. northbound 95, a new crash. close in the city at coldspring lane because of police activity. the rest of the major roadways are so far so good leading up to the beltway. no sign of any significant de

annapolis, 47. salisbury, and the mall. the board like -- 51 degrees. the board walk.e those thin, high clouds. you can see the stars through these things. it is coming from this disturbance to the south which has expanded it is a bit -- expanded a little bit. this will be spinning around down there. rightabout thanksgiving. it is as high pressure which is holding this thing away from us. a lease for the time being. all the stormy weather in the west coast will not be a new element in our weather, at least for the next several days. tonight, high, thin clouds and cold. otherwise, driving -- dry and what you would expect this time of year. tomorrow, a few more clouds. today, scattered clouds but still some nice weather. temperatures in the same rates. low 50's. temperatures a little on the chilly side for this time of year. in the bay, the wind picks up a little bit on the open waters. a 2 ft. chopper is expected on the open waters of the bay. tomorrow evening, the ravens steelers game lead in the pittsburgh. mostly clear skies. it will be chilly. in will be played with

southern maryland out towards annapolis, probably getting some light rain.is is all rain at the moment. it will be kind of pinwheeling to the north and north and east so there might be a light shower in the forecast for the first half of your day. i think most of the energy here, most of the action in the form of rain and potentially some snow won't get in here until later today and during the evening hours. temperature right now at reagan national is 40 degrees. it is chilly. 30 in pittsburgh. later today, the nor'easter will flow a little bit of moisture back towards us and tap into the very cold temperatures to the north. that is why we think the rain will mix with or potentially change to a period of snow around here later this affect or tonight. not expecting widespread accumulations with the exception of our friend to the north and east up towards baltimore and northern maryland. but could be enough to coat some of the grassy areas in parts of the region and certainly enough to make for good conversation later today. there is your forecast for today. c

naval academy in annapolis maryland and joining us is the author of this book, michael skerker an ethics of interrogation is the name of the book. published by the university of chicago press. professor skerker, what do you do with theb academy? >> i teach the ethics class all the youngsters have to take and a number to loss of one studies to request to reduce the ethics of interrogation in your book is the philosophical books worth how to interrogate?y >> guest: >> it is the principal question number one circumstances can the state asked.yyyyyyy then there are some practical dos and don'ts as well. >> what is the geneva convention that we always talk about? spec the geneva convention to protect the.yyyyyyy what role does it play inyyy interrogation?yyyyyyyyy >> rot much of the history ofy warfare the retreats and at the mercy of their captors which is bad now. there was the sense that pows should be treated better that these soldiers were not blamed for the unjust war which. after world war ii it really codify the pows shouldn't be prosecuted for their or

just south of an annapolis to calvert county.nd is movin to the northeast and on the eastern shore. most of this will affect the eastern shore. it is not very significant. it looks like a lot of the clouds will break up. the skies are clear and everything is moving, lifting to the northeast. what did we do yesterday? only 47 for the high. 57 is the normal. 37 and 31 were the lows yesterday. and this morning we are starting out a little bit warmer. annapolis is 44. 39 and ritually. 33 on the boardwalk. 32 frederick. '20s and western maryland and west virginia. the cloud deck is holding heat in it. and a stabilizing temperatures. we are a few degrees less showy than we were yesterday. years that disturbance to the south. the most significant of the rain has been in the carolinas. and now the most significant rains are out over the ocean and chesapeake bay. the club's been as you move to the west. you can see the trend. -- the clouds thin as he moved to the west. you can see the trend. nothing to speak of to the west. the west coast

ood roadpened on homew in annapolis. jay korff is live. hurricane sandy has claimed over 100 lives in the caribbean up the jersey coast. tonight, one here in maryland lopez.e loss of santiago the destructive force can be seen in yards up and down annapolis. yard, family front and friends gathered to prayer after sandy claimed yet another life. working here and got killed because a tree fell on him. oldhis dear friend, 50-year- lopez, was working y afternoon with a company in theg storm debris backyard of a residence when its came down directly on him. killing him instantly. he had four children. >> his son watched in horror as , an experienced with 10 years of service with the same company, lost his life. the storm catches many people's lives. touched a life in a much serious note. that is what we have got here tonight, a very tragic accident. >> there seems to be a tragic accident -- it happened in the work place setting. state officials are investigating circumstances incident.g the >> thank you. is blamed for at deaths in the u.s. his d

a little chilly outdoors. 44 degrees. 47 downtown. 46 in annapolis. look at the temperatures on the western part of the state. in the 30's right now. 32 degrees in oakland. factor in the winds and it always makes things feel a lot cooler. winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour in annapolis. 22 miles per hour gusts right now in ocean city. this is what it actually feels like outdoors right now. you are talking mostly thirties to low 40's. you definitely want a jacket to help cut the wind and make it feel more like the actual air temperature. as the look of the current temperatures across the nation, you can see the cold shown by the shade of blue in the western and eastern half of the nation. a large chunk of the nation dealing with cooler temperatures. this high-pressure system is partly the reason why it is so- called right now. this air mass came from canada. you know how cold canada is. all the cold air continues to pushes -- continues to push in. stationary air off the coast producing showers near the carolinas. unfortunately that means a -- could

close in view, a little rain toward bowie and up towards annapolis and baltimore. maybe some flakes later tonight, not a big deal. 39 in gaithersburg, 41 in fairfax, 42 in college park and 41 in bowie. so tracking the nor'easter, a little light rain or snow tonight, but it stays dry in the western suburbs, dry morning commute. keep your jacket handy. next three days guess what, 9 weather alerts are green, green, green. windy tomorrow but decent, 52. cool but nice friday, 59, sunshine and look at this, saturday, mostly sunny, in the upper 60s and it just gets better. yes, it does. check this out. i'm going 70 or near 70 on sunday and on monday. we have the heart walk on saturday, anita and howie there. please participate in that. ravens are at home, 70, 70 on monday, maybe showers on tuesday. we're back in the 60s and a little cooler next week, nothing crazy, partly cloudy on wednesday, highs in the mid- 50s. so again the storm up north, gusts 45 miles per hour at islip and 35 in laguardia. so it's really insult to injury there. i mean if you didn't have power and i

it runs from towson to annapolis in the east to silver spring in the west but excludes most of the area in between. >> so why does the governor want this? >> it's all about politics. it's all about trying to advantage one party over the other, but also to help certain democrats over other democrats, and that's why gerrymandering needs to be stopped. voters can stop it in maryland by repealing this map, by voting against question 5 and it will create the impetus for reform and for an independent risk-taking commission to get legislators out of drawing these boundaries because look what they do. >> that is a crazy map. that is absolutely incredible. i mean, it's in and out and in and out. >> right. >> i have some questions about that map. >> so does everybody else when they see it. the challenge is getting it in front of people because proponents don't show this map to people, so it's up to those who want to reform this process to get this around. >> it's up to the voters. it'll be on the ballot on tuesday. thank you for coming in and explaining to us. >>> we're going to take a break, and

still near 50 in annapolis, your sunday planner will be off to a nice sunny start. temperatures will be in the 30s in the morning we'll start to pick up clouds in the afternoon. with the sun going down before 5:00, we'll get a decent amount of sunshine. 9:56 hours of daylight tomorrow. we'll talk about the upcoming holiday coming up. >>> a prince georges county convenience store is cleaning up after a car drove right through the front door this afternoon. it happened at the 7-eleven on allentown road in camp springs. no one inside was hurt. it's going to take a while to clean it up, he's taking it all in stride. >> because this happened, you never know what's going to happen. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused her to drive into the store. the store is open for business as they make repairs. >>> detectives are looking for a suspect who held up a man at the atm with his 4-year-old daughter standing by 37 police say the suspect forced the man to withdraw money and took off. the victim was not hurt during the attack. >>> after months of construction,

it is cold and annapolis. and mount ayre. you need the big coats even in bel air and centreville 40. and we do have a wind chill out there, gusts of 20. these are your gusts not the sustained winds. 13 in centreville. and 13 in annapolis and rockville and manchester gusts at 23 miles an hour. we are feeling chillier this morning. the winds will slowly but surely diminish. we will have a high pressure. and we need it to be quiet because of the past weather. and even into saturday and sunday. this is what we can expect as we look at your planner throughout the day. chilly as we head into 10:00. it will be breezy and continuing throughout the day. and 56 degrees. here is the forecast as we head into sunday. the 56 and the havens will be playing. that will be celebrated. 67. we're 60 with showers by tuesday. get out and enjoy it, it will be fabulous. let's check the traffic. >> i'm happy about 60s. big change from what we have been dealing with. if you are traveling this morning. avoid north charles street. the water main break f

republicans are few and far between in annapolis as it is. >> i think my platform, which focused on employment and jobs and doing things across the country and create good jobs, jobs with a descent standard of living. that resonated with democrats and republicans and independent voters. the results prove that. >> and can you promise your voters you want to rubber stamp whatever comes down from governor o'malley and perhaps whoever is after him or are you in line with the rest of the democrats in annapolis? >> i promised i would listen to them and base my decisions based on facts and not ideology. >> thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >>> d.c. voters overwhelmingly approved the a mondayments kicking them out of office. there were three amendments, one requiring the mayor to resign immediately if convicted of a felony and another requiring the same thing of a council member and. >>> this is a mummy you might have missed. bob mcdonnell offered george allen encouragemen after his concession speech last night and he hugged him back stage and asked why he conceded before the race was cal

temperatures, 51 in annapolis.eady into the upper 30s in frederick county, maryland, upper 30s from prince william county toward southern fauquier county for the blue ridge, as well. a lot going on around the area for tomorrow. one of them, since the redskins are smart enough to take the week off, the ravens home tomorrow playing the raiders. temperature in the 60s, sunny, mild with a light south breeze. that's obviously at m&t bank stadium between 1:00 and 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. talk about the change of the seasons. it's snowing across parts of the midwest right now. i started looking back at the record books. remember our great veterans day snowstorm? the all-time november record here, 11.5 inches of snow, 11-11-87. we are not going to get nearly a foot of snow here tomorrow. where it is snowing, stormy 70s with severe weather. overnight weather in the severe categories for parts of kansas, missouri, iowa, and snowy 20s on the back side of that. about a 50-degree temperature drop between western iowa and easter

a defective traffic light in annapolis, so be careful.st delays on the west side, 22 minutes to get you through that stretch. we will start on the jfx volume continues to build making your way toward 28 streets. look at the west side, it is a sea of brake lights. >> can i put a request for 80- degree temperatures? >> people are still dealing with flooding and this is not looking too good with temperatures. it is mostly dry but a couple of sprinkles today and did as a little breezy. don't forget about turning back the clocks on sunday. tuesday, election day, is still up in the air. >> i was amazed at how many trick or treaters i saw last night. >are like the postal service. thanks for joining us this morning. >> back with a live update at 7:25. have a great day. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out.

those are moving through the chesapeake, through annapolis, and down into portions of southern st.y's river. what are we going to see? as far as the rain is concerned, we won't see much in terms of rain. look at the clearing skies behind this system. but there's yet another system on the heels that's going to come through this area during the day tomorrow. we'll start off i think with sunshine, mostly cloudy skies but at least some sun. i think we'll see sunshine during the day tomorrow that will make it feel a little better. still will be on the cool side, plenty of breezy conditions tomorrow, too. not just breezy but cool and breezy. the sun will help a little bit so hopefully see more sunshine than clouds. with that breeze, an extra chill. a jacket a necessity during the day tomorrow. saturday a little breezy, but i do think we'll see more sunshine as our trough finally pulls out of here. that storm that sandy helped to bring us, a deep trough of pressure over the east coast, starting to exit the area. but it's still here, the trough itself, and that has the pattern set for a po

highs today, 55 in washington. 51 in annapolis. upper 40s north and west. >> nice and cool. >> yeah. >>> time now to talk to julie. happy frid. you lee. >> happy friday indeed. it seems like this has just been taking so long to get here. finally we made it. well, on the roads you'll find roads are open. no problems reported. right now nice easy trip around town. you'll also find your lanes are open. kennel worth avenue, easy trip with no issues reported for those continuing down toward the d.c. line and down toward pennsylvania avenue. continuing northbound you'll find life traffic volume in the hov line and the main line. that's a check of fox 5's on-time traffic. >>> manhattan is slowly getting back on its feet following supersandy. the subway system will partially reopen. many victims on staten island say they're not getting enough assistance from agencies like me ma. food, clean water and gas are in short supply. >> local utility crews are heading north entothe storm zone. a large group of trucks are supposed to head out this m

our highest wind gust is 26 in annapolis. we have a little light rain and showers pushing across parts of the metro area primarily east of i-95. that will be the best chance to see anything in terms of precipitation. temperatures are chilly, 40s and 30s, 39 in gaithersburg, 40 in rockville, 40 in great falls, 40 in fairfax, still 42 in college park and 41 in bowie. so tracking the nor'easter, light rain and/or snow primarily east of town tonight. it will stay dry in the western suburbs. good news for everyone, it will be a dry morning commute. keep your jacket handy and sunglasses tomorrow. yes, we'll see a fair amount of sunshine. now we see showers and rain baltimore, anne arundel into prince george's county. it moves out pretty fast. the clouds hang tough through midnight. then we see breaks and by tomorrow afternoon we're looking at pretty much pure sunshine. the winds will pick up, though. remember we're talking low 50s, but dress for the 40s tomorrow because it's going to feel a little blustery. tonight windy, cold, lig

sustained winds out in annapolis. you mix in the wind and it will be the makings of a chilly november afternoon. it will feel a lot like fall, late fall around here later today. 47, chilly conditions, at 5:00 p.m. >> it is that stew kind of weather. >> yeah, like thanksgiving kind of weather. >> time now to check some with julie wright. >> my mama is cooking in the kitchen kind of weather. >> exactly. i love the smell too. something is cooking in the kitchen, raining outside. something about it. >> so does beagle bailey, because when i tend to cook, there tends to be a fire so he is not a big fan of t he still hides upstairs any time i boil water. -- so he is not a big fan of t. >>> we have accident activity here. only the center of the roadway is able to get i heavy volume anticipated coming across the 14th street bridge and headed to the accident scene. keep your eyes peeled for that. southbound 270 still in the cheer in spite of the wet stuff. you will find your lanes are open on the beltway between nypd and merrif

if you are traveling on 97 right now it's going to take you just 15 minutes from annapolis up to 695. and if you are heading out to 95 expect congestion traveling southbound from route 100 to route 175 and this is what the beltway looks like on the west side here at liberty road, outer loop starts to jam. you're looking at a 15 minute ride from 795 down towards interstate 70. hartford road same case on the outer loop you're looking at a 14-minute ride to travel from 95 to 83. very slow ride up towards towson this morning. >> lynette charles i'm going to put you on the spot. listen to this. would you spend $250 on an album. that's how much a limited edition of rihanna's latest cd costs, $250. unapologetic, which seems like a good name diamonds executive platinum box and it includes a 40 page custom notebook, handwritten note to her fans and a t-shirt. the album will be released on november 19th. $250. would you spend that on any musician? >> no way. the handwritten note is kind of cool though. >> not for $250. >> it depends how long is this note going to be. >> i'm skeptical. i wonder

right now it is already down to 34 degrees in leesburg, 37 in culpepper, 48 still in annapolis, so much warmer along the water and this is the time of the year where the bay helps to keep things warmer so we'll see that pretty often i think over the next couple of months. satellite and radar shows that high cloud cover streaming in, so it is a lot of cloud cover but it's very thin and that's why where not expecting any precipitation from it. there's just not enough water in those clouds so as we head through the overnight hours the closer you are to the coastline the more cloud cover you will see west of the belt way we'll have clear skies leading to this big difference in overnight low temperatures. 30 in the outlying suburbs but 40 degrees downtown with northeast winds at 10 miles per hour, partly cloudy, cool but nice tomorrow morning temperatures in the 30s and 40s and wind out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour, wind picks up a little bit in the afternoon but still not too bad. 49-54 for your afternoon high so it is a little bit on the chilly side. we should be getting into the

washington at 48, 49 in annapolis, the degrees in fredericksburg, cloud coverage pretty extensive. all coming from an area of low pressure that will be moving across the carolinas. and then clouds and sunshine tomorrow, a sunny day on while all the while, temperatures are below average. clear and cold, the temperatures trend overnight. a nice autumn day as we climbed 54 degrees. sunday and monday looked to be cloudy and chile and the lower 50's. p toweather leading u thanksgiving looks pretty good. the travel forecast is calling for a pretty good weather. partly cloudy weather for the day.ravel from that in a little bit. the think that the rest of is a must win situation. the redskins were on the field with an upbeat practice. seven games left and five in the division. they're taking this as motivation, washington plays the eagles on sunday. there will probably be aboutble, but it will be the defense. we have this report looking forward. dodge the offense has made plays look easy at times, the defense is still struggling to push through the obstacles. >> people will see it on paper

we don't expect any precipitation. 45 in annapolis. upper 20's in the northern suburbs.uch colder in the pennsylvania line. clouds at night keep the temperatures warmer. that was the case in the northern suburbs. we are watching a system in the carolinas. it could give us a couple of sprinkles. the best chance would be in southern maryland. it will be a chilly day. highs expected between 47 and 52 degrees. the average high temperature is 57 degrees. the record high for today is 79 . we will keep a slight chance for a sprinkle in the forecast early. mostly sunny skies tomorrow and still below average with a high near 54. it should stay dry saturday and sunday. there is a storm off the coast. i will say 30% chance for showers on monday, tuesday, and wednesday. >> 5:51. 39 degrees at the airport. jim johnson had a great year for the orioles. >> keith mills says who takes home the award. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. hope you have them. w=!nño >> good morning. it is the steelers and ravens sunday night in pittsburgh. it is almost as much

now bills that would have legalized drug for medical use stalled in annapolis in each of the past two years. the concern? federal enforcement. the head of the state's department of health and mental hygiene testified before a house and senate committee in march saying the legislation under consideration could place state employees at risk of federal prosecution for violating the law. but on election day, voters in washington state and colorado approved the recreational use of marijuana. it was already legal in those states with a doctor's prescription. now sarah would like to see maryland lawmakers make medical marijuana use legal. she suffers from multiple sclerosis and uses it to control her symptoms. >> i would really like to see the governor just open the way for us. that's all. that's all. >> reporter: now a spokesperson for the governor said that he is already putting together his legislative agenda for next year so it's too early to tell whether or not that's going to be it. reporting live in federal hill, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the popular caffeine shot five hour ener

business leaders from the state will be in annapolis this morning.y're going to need with the maryland board of revenue. they estimate they are going to discuss the current economic conditions and challenges that the state faces. comptroller peter fran kho will help the forum which will introduce representatives if financial services, real estate and manufacturing. >> the maker of twinkies and wonder bread threatened to liquidate the business if striking workers don't come back by 5:00 tonight. the company has been dealing with work stoppages for two- thirds of its plants. the company says it will be forced to liquidate the entire business that could result in nearly 18,000 lost jobs. >>> bp is expected to admit to criminal misconduct in connection with the 2010 oil spill in the gulf. reports say that bp and the justice department have cut a plea deal and details could be announced today. the company will acknowledge some type of criminal behavior and is expected to pay a huge fine in exchange for a waiver of future prosecution on these charges. >>>

. >>> parking garages in annapolis will soon have rest rest rooms available to use 24/7.details are being announced today. the mayor and a number of councilmembers and business leaders are expected to take part. we'll have that information for you at abc2news.com. >>> it's that time of year again when the chain saw is revved up to go to work for the sake of the season. and it's going to be taking a pretty big saw to cut through the trunk of the 82-foot tall tree that will become the centerpiece at rockefeller center. this year's tree is a norway spruce that survived sandy's winds in mount olive, new jersey. it will be lit up in a ceremony november 28th. >>> speaking of the holidays, bloomingdale's has unveiled its holiday display in new york. this year's display features cirque du soleil. cirque du soleil performers were there for the unveiling that happened on yesterday. >>> time now for a check of the forecast with lynette. you've seen the cirque du soleil displays. >> i have. >> they are amazing. >> to go out it's a little on the cold side this morning and chilly this

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upper 30's and low 40's generally. 45 degrees in annapolis. a mixture of sun and clouds. some clouds this morning. mostly sunny this afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 40's and low 50's. here's the man with the good news this morning. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the ravens started and finished like champions. they were unstoppable on offense. in between, they could not get a first down. the ravens beat the browns, 25- 15. check out this battle. that kind of a scrum. the ravens started out on fire. joe flacco to torrey smith. great catch. check out this play. the pitch to the rookie from temple. first nfl touchdown. not so fast. a touchdown apparently -- no, it is called back because of illegal formation. instead, the browns kick a field goal and take the lead. ravens answered. joe flacco to torrey smith. torrey smith finds the corner. joe flacco now 10-0 against the browns. >> a lot of the games against them have been like this. we have pulled them out. they are a good team and a physical team. we played well. we were fortunate. >> the key step

and 47 in annapolis. but much of the area falling back into the low 40s, even 30s now. manassas, good morning. 40 out at dulles, 37 in leonardtown. so a chilly start to your day. our highs will only top out in the mid-50s. we should still be in the throw mid-60s this time of year. temperature will trend on the cool side. still dealing with the remnants of sandy. we are getting a little piece of energy working through as we speak and that will give us the possible of a couple of light sprinkles or showers particularly north and west. not sure we'll see anything here in the immediate metro areas but, if you are north and west, well up into the mountains, you might get a sprinkle or perhaps even a light snow flurry if you are far enough west as we continue to watch that little piece of energy come through. otherwise, the trend will be lots of clouds to start your day. we'll get a few peeks of sunshine during your thursday with highs only expected in the mid-50s. good news is the pattern continues to kind of break down. leftovers with sandy and move it north. as we get into

they're spotty in nature but looks like we have a little something here between oh annapolis and bowie across the eastern shore if easton down to -- from easton down to cambridge on route 50. still from the northern neck a couple of sprinkles there from the weather watchers to st. mary's and even calvert county. again the isolated sprinkles for the next couple of hours. temps range to 30 in cumberland and we have 42 tappahannock and 42 fredericksburg. and outside on our michael & son weather camera, you know we're about 35, 40 minutes until the sunrise. still very dark with the cloud cover this morning. 424. and it feels like 42. barely a wind out there. north at 3 miles an hour. humidity 65%. we're watching this one system just coming up the east coast a little bit as opposed to going out to sea but it will continue north and east. when it leaves it will take the showers and clouds and as the sun builds in for the afternoon that means we will be in pretty good shape here. not only for this afternoon, but right for the weekend. it will be a little coastal that's going to try to form la

you can see some showers north of annapolis coming down. 97 toward your way. and a few light isolated sprinkles but most of us should stay on the dry side through the evening hours. here's what's going on. you still have that upper area of low pressure aloft. you have these little pieces of energy rotating around it. you get some sunshine and then the very cold air aloft and with that sunshine it just helps to create those clouds in that colder air. so that's why we continue to see the cloud cover across the region. that's also why they continue to see snow showers back toward the west. here's our area of low pressure. still up to the north and east. very cool day for us. and rather breezy today. mostly cloudy if not totally cloudy. just about all day this afternoon. by the time we reach tomorrow, though, area of low pressure should move far enough to the north and east that i don't think we'll see quite as many clouds. i still think we'll see clouds tomorrow but we'll start off hopefully with some sunshine out there. it will be cool and it will be breezy once

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looking at 41 degrees in annapolis this morning.icture and the cloudiness that has moved in for the over nine hours and early this morning. the northwestern maryland and virginia you can expect some sunshine especially late this morning and afternoon. temperatures just shy of average. 47 by noon and 49 degrees at 5:00. our high should reach 51 degrees. it's time for traffic. >> we will start with a look at the beltway by the american legion bridge moving nicely. no problems right now inner loop or outer loop by 270. volume is moving just past the exit onto southbound 270. pace picks up all the way down to the beltway with no problems. we are doing pretty well and nothing reported all the way up -- a little bit more volume as you get near springfield in the shot and up to 395. the age of the lands are moving well. 66 -- the h. o. the lanes are moving well. >> thank you. 5:32 right now. what ended up being a deadly and to what should have been a routine delivery for a prince george's county deputy. >> he was forced to shoot and kill w

the warm spot on the bay in annapolis 35. 42 here at dc. skies mostly sunny. 6:00 a.m., here's monika. she has timesaver traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. it is 6:00, that means traffic volumes are increasing and we have an accident on the northbound side of the bw parkway. show you what it looks like live from our sky 9. northbound side you can see through the trees there. now you are looking at the delay. this is against the rush hour flow northbound bw parkway. it was a multi-vehicle accident causing a major, major back-up here. keep that in mind for your travel plans. there it is. rots of equipment on the scene as well. multi-vehicle accident. it is too dark to see. you can see police are trying to direct traffic with a block. northbound and southbound again is also causing some delays with everyone looking over. i'll keep you posted on that one. back over to our mops this one 270, you have delays out of frederick toward route 10. brake lights begin at least here at 109 toward 121. back with more traffic coming up at 6:11.

body of janet palasik covered with a blanket in tte kitchen.he's being held detentionncenter. 3& annapolis police say a store cashier fought off an armed it happened about 6:40 monday ttyy ."a masked man approached a gun and demanded money. the cashier trieedto knock the &pgun from thh robber's hhnd, robber eventually raa from the store. the cashier was not hurt. 3 another water main break has city streees shut down during anotter morning drivee the third major break ttis year looded four bllcks yesterday, and joel d. smith much longer those roads will be affected. it's going to taae ays guys... lookall of the aal of the 3 yesserday are now back in te water. at leasttthe watee has been you needed a boat to navigate thii street. water rushing everyyhere. a 60- foot, cast iron water main burss at 8 -m, and it didn't take long to flood tte streett in a 4 block radius. public works says the most important thiig at this point is to protect a gas line near the waaer main... so thhy'ree worring closely with b-g-e to monntorrthe situatioo. that means several roads in ttis area will emain closed fo

naval academy in annapolis merrill lynch. with professor aaron o'connell also the author of this book "underdogs" the making of the modern marine corps." professor when was the marine corps established? >> 1775 but the birthday is us mess. the record always claims november but that is the date that congress authorized but they never raised the battalion raised then. >> day never were. but the first goes then 28 november but 10 november still celebrated as a birthday. >>host: what was the purpose of the marine corps? >> to be the guard on a ship to protect the officers from the crew it was difficult to salish up they had to have people there so the principal job was to be the ship's guard and served and snipers but it is a very small part of the navy. >> this -- record is complete the service? >> separate inside the navy but they would claim when they served aboard they should follow the rules amadeus served ashore to follow the regulations of the army and in 1832 they are a separate service inside the department of labor. the

the naval academy in annapolis. the clouds and rain are chasing off to the east. all across the region, it turned beautiful afternoon. 43 in herndon right now. degrees,strict, 43 half an inch of rain. with the rain and cold temperatures, it fell all day. 59 is still our average high. 39 right now in gaithersburg. 36 in hagerstown, 35 in , 46 in the nation's capital. a chill in the air. cold there is spilling over. to the north for the next several days. even this time a year, we get temperatures. definitely on the chilly side. clear skies tonight. the front is going to hang out there for a few days. that is going to keep us dry and l days.r the next severa saturday night, sunday, a computer model suggesting the develop.tem may if that happens, they are pressure of the east coast. to know if it will happen. i will let you know how that will go. what is happening in the weather, we will see the clear skies continue overnight. about freezing is your average wake up temperature. we will see whether continued to stay below average. to stay continued below average. >> a

in annapolis, a retiree died after a tree fell on his house. was killed in a storm- related car crash in germantown. the local red cross and dominion sending teams to help assist in the cleanup. >> the cruise will head to west virginia, which was buried in snow, and to new jersey. \ -- the rcrews will be headed to west virginia. >> now the utility company is ready for this giant mobil operation. 1500 workers are being sent out this morning to new jersey, where major outages remain. we are told this is the largest group ever sent out a state. these men and women coming off of a very long days. along the jersey shore, 60% of homes are still without power ended could last another 10 days. not to mention temperatures expected to dip into the 30's this weekend up north. locally, the red cross is deploying volunteers and resources to west virginia, where sandy pushed over 3 feet of snow. here at the gaylord the crew members will have breakfast at 6:00 this morning and then they will hit the road at 8:00. reporting live at the national harbor, john go

there you go. 54 in town. 51 annapolis and upper 40s authority and west. >> thank you.et's check in with julie. >> on time traffic brought to you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com. >> all right. on the roads, eastbound 66 has been the big hang up. traveling inbound from 28 centerville heading eastbound toward the parkway. the current sky fox still above the scene. three cars involved in this crash this have been cleared, the lanes are open but delays continuing toward centerville. traffic slows at 123. i just got off the phone with vdot. they are trying to secure the plate. that's what she said along canal road and it looks like they have just clears the way. they were having trouble trying to secure this plate where they were busy doing work. all of the activity is cleared. the lanes are open as well as leading m street out of georgetown. no problems accuse cross the key bridgew. will continue on the other side of town with lanes open. no issues reported southbound on 270 but drive starting to stack up as you work south from 85 into german town almost a 20 minute ride.