huge turnout is expected as usual as the 45 foot boats race around the bay.the blue angels will cruise into town fleet week they arrive tonight flying in formation into sfo joined by ships and sailors from around the world. mayor lee kicked off fleet week yesterday. >> seeing the blue angels fly and practice and the parade of ships that we have. >> this is probably going to be the best week i've seen in my 36 years as doorman as sir francis drake. >> he's right there's also the bluegrass festival, oracle open world private pearl jam concert on treasure island, italian heritage parade north beach, castro fair, giants in the playoffs and 49ers home. >>> with all that you can navigate around with waze, the free traffic app. waze will automatically reroute you around any major issues and cut your diving time. download it for free from abc7news.com/waze. >>> so, it is going to be hot again today, no spare the air day. >> no, but it is great to be along the bay. >>> conditions are going to change dramatically for those folks they can practice all they want today, t

mist to drizzle sam around millbrae bray -- same around millbrae. stanford a little drizzle from milpitas down to fox worthy avenue into the southern sections of san jose where we are seeing better radar returns now. definite drying trend north bay and heart of the bay, through 8:00, 9:00, we are going to have mist and drizzle hang around and keep the streets slick this is how light it has been. hasn't been much out there as we head into the afternoon, increasing sunshine, warmth, low to mid 60s coast, mid 60s to around 70° for bay and inland. more warmth on the way. first traffic. >>> good morning. if your drive takes you on the east shore freeway past berkeley into the macarthur maze getting busier sluggish no ma -- no major problems. eastbound 552 lovers lane big rig blocking one lane getting both. new stall southbound 880 before alameda. i wanted to show you the waze app, if you are lucky enough to be going to at&t park tonight grey way to navigate you might want to download this it is free on your smartphone. >>> 6:02. in san francisco police s

the winds are whipping around. still whipping around. not as fierce as before. but we are checking it out. it leaves the water is going down. that is a good thing and a positive sign for us. that is what is going on. >> well, hopefully the water will go down and we will have to see what happens in the morning when the tide comes back in again. >> thank you so much. it is cold and wet there. ain't you, lisa. >> okay, we want to check in with the metropolitan transit authority. the biggest railroad and transportation system in the country. aaron donovan joins us. are you there? >> yes. >> the spokesperson for the mta. maybe you have heard about this tweet. it says something that saltwater is flooding, it will take a week to start up the subway system again. i heard potentially it was bogus information. >> part of it is right, part of it is not right. so let's get down to this. the specifics. we do have water infiltration in brooklyn. the extent of that, i don't know at this point. but i guess we can confirm that there is sea water in the system. as far as whether

very the showers around. -- forecast. we have the showers around. along and east of 95.emperatures from the low 40s to the low 50s in the warm spots. most are in the 40s with sunrise not until 7:12. we're not going to see the sunrise but i'm confident we'll see the sunset with a 4:00 p.m. temperature of 60 as we turn partly sunny this afternoon. by 8:00 partly cloudy, 57 degrees. winds today north at about 5, maybe 10 miles an hour. look at these showers. continue to fall from around fredricksburg up toward baltimore and philly. they are just forming over the same spots with this northeasterly flow. switched over to the doppler radar. you can see the lighter showers from rockville and olney toward columbia. maybe a few more moderate showers around upper marlboro back down 301 to waldorf over toward not quite andrews, fort washington and then down 95, manassas, dale city. we're looking at a few showers there. light stuff. northern montgomery county looks like they've cleared out so at least as far as the rain there may be some patchy drizzle there. there are the heavier s

there is a lot of debris around. and city officials want to get it cleaned up before people are driving around and popping tires. it's only public safety initials and folks that informing the public down here. let's go for a drive. i want to show you around this parking lot because frankly if you are used to being around here, it's amazing. we are going to hop in the mobile newsroom here. get the seat belt on. where we are driving now is normally a parking lot if you are familiar with the inlet parking lot. in ocean city. it is nothing but sand right now and significant amount of debris around here. some of which has nails and other items in it. so you have to watch what you're doing when you are driving around. out on the sand forrally there is asphalt and cars parked. i do want to show you here what has become an iconic shot here in ocean city. that is the pier in ocean city. if you look at my finger the pier goes out to about there from there on out it's about another 100 feet and it does not exist anymore. there

police responded to reports of a hit-and-run around 2 a.m. and found a man lying on valencia street he was shot hurt in a traffic accident but rather a street fight involving several people. one block stretch closed for about two hours. it did reopen after 4 a.m.. >>> giants on the road today after scoring game two victory. amy hollyfield joins us live from at&t park. i think i can still hear the echo of the crowd from last night. >> reporter: it was very exciting last the team is leaving this morning hoping not to come back at least not until the world series. with the victory last night the giants now need to win three more times to clinch the national league championship. they will be headed to st. louis for three more games they are hoping to finish it off there. they won last night 7-1, the first home victory in the post-season. the fans are feeling good. >> we are not -- [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: second base man scutaro's x-rays came back negative he's expected to face an mri today on his hip after matt holliday slid into him no w

waking up to chilly temperatures around 9:00. 44 degrees. 48 around 11:00. lunchtime 54, with partly cloudy skies. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> we are dealing with patchy fog. you want to expect reduced visibility. using the jfx in to the city, there is nothing to get in your way traveling southbound to fayette street. up to speed through the fort mc henry as wells that harbor tunnel. using 695, a live look outside, at the west side, liberty road. everything moving along, no delays towards 95. a live look in parkville at the beltway, harford, nothing in your way traveling down the inner loop to 95 or the outer loop. clear up to towson. that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> a 2.5 hour rain delay didn't take the energy and e motion out of the crowd gathered for the first playoff game since 1997. power surge from the yankees in the 9th that took the electricity out of the yard. charlie, the o's don't have time to dwell in the loss. >> reporter: like you said, it's been 15 years since playoff baseball was played here in char

you can see areas from baltimore, columbia, i-95 and around 29, wet with light rain, around annapolis. th's moving northeast away from the area. we've got more scattered showers here from petersburg, through luray, down towards charlottesville. that will be moving through. again, i'm thinking for the evening hours, for the early night, just not going to be all that wet. but by tomorrow morning, we could be getting moderate rains, because as you look down to the south, which is going to be moving in the areas around kentucky and around tennessee, there are pockets of moderate and heavy rain there, and even some thunder. that's what we'll be getting tomorrow afternoon. a little bit of thunder with this rain coming through. here's a look at your good night wakeup forecast, 9:00, 11:00 p.m., showers come through, the temperatures dropping to the low 60s. not really dropping much more as we head through tomorrow morning. clouds with rain. again, moderate rain is possible for the early part of the day tomorrow. here's a look at where we stand right now. gaithersburg at 66. quantico, not too

winds around 85 miles per hour around the center. the winds go way out.re going to have a tropical storm force wind moving in during the afternoon and then near hurricane force winds as it moves inland. it is pushing heavy rain inland all the way into our region, delaware, maryland, into virginia and up into pennsylvania as well. and it's going to continue to move our way. over the last several hours, it's taken that dreaded left-hand turn we've been advertising. it has indeed turned to the west. it's been moving at about 20 miles an hour. it will move more to the northeast. here's a close-up view of the center of circulation. really a lot of rain around the center here. the buoy off the atlantic seaboard. right here is the atlantic seaboa seaboard. there's a buoy. reporting waves of about 25 feet. water temperatures there are in the mid-60s. they're a bit warmer out here. it has taken that turn to the west. it is going to begin to head inland. the latest track which is going to be updated here in about a half an hour. i don't think it's going to change v

down led to free app to get around and try to an -- download this free app to get around and try to avoidome of these nightmares, abc7news.com/waze, free app. >>> new information we are learning about the rumored ipad mini. >>> will and kate stepping back into the spotlight. the public appearances the royals are planning in britain, after those topless photos of the duchess surfaced. >>> do-or-die for giants must game to keep the october good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> current conditions as far as visibility we were at half a mile in santa rosa a few minutes ago now the fog has moved a little or re ed napa. today's forecast, temperatures -- well below average slight breeze at the coast afternoon the bay bartley cloudy, 64 to 70. -- well below average fr

same around the monterey bay.t's talk about the game tonight, game 7, see who is going to the world series and take on the tigers. you can see scattered showers 5:07 through 8:30. temperature from 60 to 55. not only cool but you could get a shower on you during the game. may delay it, maybe a little bit, may not happen, that's how scattered they are going to be. tonight showers more widespread in nature maybe not as heavy as this morning, because we going to be on the back side of cold front air tends to be a little more in the way of dry not as moist as the warm -- scattered nature of the showers into the afternoon, another push of showers during the overnight hours. rainfall totals for the first storm of the season, not being one that was previously a typhoon, we are going to have up to an inch and half north bay mountains, santa cruz mountains quarter to half inch peninsula to the south bay third two 2/3 east bay, 3/4 to inch and half north bay. thursday storm track moves north more seasonal and warmer weather,

driving around.ove from our previous location because we were to close to the water because the hudson river was coming up to post as. right now we are two blocks away from the river. i know you cannot see anything because there are no lights. we are two blocks from the river. if you go a blocked you will see the river because it almost looks like -- you see the race crashing onto the street. so it is pretty scary got here because it is so dark and we were talking to police a little earlier, and they said, you know, be careful with everything , the flying debris. when, when the guest comes, it's so fierce, and we can hear the traffic lights and all the signs waving incident. before we heard this noise. all you heard was this aluminum or metal sound going down the street. definitely was a street sign, but we could not see it because it was so dark. the power has been strained. earlier tonight the power went out for an hour-and-a-half. came back on. we came over year and we can see everything. as you s

that will be wrapping around circulation around that low. it's not expected to move into the bay area yet z there are showers here tomorrow and first, a look at current conditions now at 60 degrees in san francisco. 67 across the bay and there is low p 0s inland. forecast features it will be mostly cloudy skies overnight. there is a chance of showers into the south bay. tonight, temperatures dropping into the low 50s foremost of the bay area and there are clouds thickening. lows into mid to upper 40s. satellite composite shows this low off shore with counterclockwise circulation. there are showers that are around that center of low pressure. there is some scattered showers down south ward towards monterey. there is low pressure thursday working into southern california there is a good chance of it producing snow into sierra. south of yosemite. and and there is back here in the bay area, south bay. there are showers and in points south ward there is a good deal of cloudiness, highs from upper 60s to low 70s, moving north tomorrow, skies becom

great way to navigate around any traffic problem. >> sue is that free? >> i think it is free. >>> next up a setback for the 49ers about the millions the team needs to complete the new stadium. >> . >> today at 3:00, jennifer lopez opens up about life after divorce and why age is nothing but a number. "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> check out this picture from virginia already this morning it is getting rough out there waves are crashing unreleaning rip currents out there, i hope this pier makes it through this particular storm it is going to be a rough one. let's talk about our weather. we have temperatures that going to run cooler today. if you are heading to the east coast, make sure you check ahead with our flight tracker there, 7100 flights from today through wednesday canceled along the east coast. >>> state department of finance has said no giving the 49ers over 44 million dollars in redevelopment m

and there was a circle around the gap and there were signs around it and then each post a prism in it so that light going through the crack would hit the prism and that light would go to another prism and you would be able to tell the time of year by this object that was built in the last 4 years. and i saw this and i thought, what would archeologists think if they encountered this? they would look at this and say, what civilization was this? what religion drove them to do this? we keep doing the same things over and over again. many researchers believe these archeo-astronomical sites are very specifically designed where other researchers say it's all coincidence. but not long ago i was up at a place called chimney rock in southwest colorado. and it's over 8,000 feet. and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin tow

this time around we have cold air around. in fact, could be producing snow out of the mountains. when you have that much cold air around, i doubt very much we'll have any tornado. >>s the next question is a travel question coming in from twitter, asking should i be worried cong back to d.c. after the redskins game in pittsburgh? will rain hinder my commute? >> coming from the west, the game is during the afternoon hours. maybe you'll be coming back between 6:00 and :00 p.m. you might be running into a few passing rain showers. still, not a lot of rain or wind yet this sunday evening. you should get home safely from the game. >> let's hope the redskins win. last question from martha on facebook. to give us a sense of what 60 plus miles per hour winds might mean, can you indicate what that could move? >> certainly large pumpkins can get rolling around. with a gust of wind they could be rolling into the street or your yard. big planters, those things are heavy, low to the ground. those will probably be all right. we have to be concerned with winds gusting over 60 miles an hour, mond

thursday, a little snow above 8,000 feet around yosemite.oday upper 60s to low 70's south bay san jose and saratoga 70. mid to upper 60s peninsula, low to mid 60s coast into downtown south san francisco, sausalito, upper 60s to low 70s north bay valleys, mid to upper 60s east bay shore. valleys slightly warmer low to mid 70s monterey bay with extra cloud cover and chance of thunderstorm low to mid 60s, lucky if we get to 70 around morgan hill. game tour tonight coliseum 6:37 first pitch, 61° dropping to 57 need a coat not the wet weather gear dry like it was last night. unsettled weather thursday, friday, well below average. warming saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday away from the coast a little above average. >>> good morning. happy wednesday. light commute for you out there if you are getting on the road now 5 -- east shore freeway funneling into the bay bridge everything is light, no issues. to the golden gate bridge, fog-free and light traffic they've reconfigured southbound lanes you have four headed into san francisco, two northbound. a

i'd like to second peter cohan's comments around imperative to really keep the conversation open around the funding available for affordable housing. it is a terrible time statewide. octavia court had three major sources of funding, hud 11, sfra tax increment set aside, and state bond financing through the multi-family housing program. all of those sources are unavailable now. so, the nuances of the true up and the legalities around it are beyond my knowledge, but i would say that octavia court doesn't happen without great conversations around sometimes competing community development objectessv that are managed by different agentv size. i'd like to see that kind of dialogue continue. * agencies i will say one note about the farm. they've been a great neighbor to octavia court and its residents. and i assume that when it's developed when parcel o is developed for affordable family housing that's also going to enrich the neighborhood for octavia court residents. again, i would like to see dialogue continue for a win/win outcome there. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. [spe

around charleston, west virginia, around roanoke. all that advancing to the northeast. we are talking about some rain today. i don't think it's going to be a heavy rain. it will be wet. the fact we'll go from cold to chilly conditions. 8:00 a.m., partly cloudy. cold. take out 35 to 40 degrees. lunchtime today, 48 to 53. here comes the rain around noontime. goes through the afternoon and evening hours. let's get a look at first 4 traffic. >>> on the interstates, no reports of any serious accidents on 495. we are dealing with some construction on the inner loop at 7. that project is shutting down the exit ramp and travel lanes getting by to the left. luckily, no serious backups. let's take a live look at the beltway just north of robinson terminal. good look at the outer loop and the inner loop. on the inner loop, 14 minutes to the dulles toll road. back to you. >>> today both presidential candidate,on the campaign trail. romney will deliver a major foreign policy speech in virginia. the republican presidential hopeful will speak at the virginia military institute in lexi

he has more on ways to get around this. good morning, joe. >> good morning, aaron and angie. >>> we are, as you can see looking at the inner loop of the beltway, in delay. the best way to get around this is to take 270 northbound. you're going to make a right on democracy boulevard. then a left on old georgetown. that will put you back onto 270 going towards i-495. that is sign towards i-495, and that will get you entirely around this accident. also look out for rubber necking delays and use caution, as megan showed you. one other thing we're can traing. there's a power problem at the brunswick east 870 at the brunswick station. 27 minutes late and counting. metro is cross-accepting tickets for the red line. >>> maybe what contributed to that accident was wet roads. we had those overnight heavy downpours. everything is still wet. there's a live view from our hd 4 city camera. there's the washington monument. they don't have much in the way of rain, just lingering light showers. look at that patch of yellow and orange south

it takes, if you want to go around the city at 30 miles an hour, it will be less than half of the power of a toaster. it's equivalent to 850 miles a gallon to be on one of these electric scooters. i think it's safe, obviously we're going train people in the right way to abide but all the traffic regulations that we have, but as i sit in my car on days where i have to wait and 7, watch these scooters go by, it's kind of like where am i and what am i doing and can i contribute even more, so it's exciting to see this happen in san francisco, to see its launch, it's exciting that it's an idea that incubated out of the hub, it's exciting to not only see that it's fun for people to get around, to be more efficient and to kind of stralgts the lanes, but it's exciting to know it contributes so much of the goals of this city, the goals that i know our department environment is leading the effort and our city is leading the effort, the board of supervisors working with my office to show case every opportunity we can to have alternative modes, and getting off of oil, it's going to be explained to

i look forward to seeing these red vehicles scooting around our streets safely and efficiently.use]. >> thank you, director. scoot isn't just a better way to get around the city, when we started scoot, we believed that giving people an alternative to driving could have huge benefits for the local and global environment, we're dieted that mel knee muter, the director of the san francisco department of the environment is here with us in our opening of public beta in san francisco. >> good morning, everyone, it is an honor to be here for scoot's public announcement. this really does have great promise for helping to reduce carbon emissions in the city and county of san francisco. as some of you may know, about 40% of our carbon emissions in the city come from cars and trucks so we need to find alternatives for getting people out of their fossil fuel powered cars, this is going to be a great option for residences and businesses in san francisco to find an al -- an tern t*if, we're rolling out the electric vehicle infrastructure for cars so this is another electric vehicle option tha

hour around parts of our region. they've greatly diminished. we're still getting rain and snow. getting passing moderate showers around the metro area and northern virginia and maryland. they'll be with us into the afternoon with a chill in the air. from the beaches all the way into the mountains, higher elevations above 2,000 feet have the snow, and it's freezing there. hour by hour throughout the day, gusts will diminish throughout the afternoon. highs only in the mid-40s. rain tapering off later on tonight. i'll be back with the seven day outlook in ten minutes. your first 4 traffic this tuesday morninwith danella. >> good morning. >>> still checking on local roads, finding flooding and downed trees. let's start in maryland. debris blocking 355. this is at 124 montgomery village avenue. all your lanes blocked in that area. heading over to flooding in virginia, brownsville road is closed right now. at windstone drive due to high standing water. if you're traveling along the dulles toll road, checking things out the

it will still slammed into the new jersey coast around atlantic city sometime around 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. when it does, it will bring with it that big dome of water that sits beneath the hurricane. we will see a storm surge anywhere from 10 feet to 12 feet. they will get a hurricane force winds. 70-80 miles per hour. the good news is, when it comes onshore, it should we can pretty quickly. the wins will spin down a little bit. we will get a break as we head into tomorrow morning. the center of the store will be in northern ireland or southern pennsylvania, but the winds should be winding down -- northern maryland or southern pennsylvania, but the winds should be winding down. expect a lot of snow out in west virginia. as we head towards a baltimore, maybe just a couple of flights mixing and with the raindrops. no snow will be sticking to the ground around baltimore. here is the forecast for today. rain, heavy at times, the winds between 20-30 m.p.h. this morning. this evening, more like 40-60 mile per hour gusts. anywhere from 2-8 inches -- anywhere from two to 8 inches of rain.

low to mid 60s where we live and further south around monterey bay.trigger mechanism comes through tonight starts in the north bay, sweeps southeast across the bay quarter to half inch possible, small hail, yellows and oranges showing up, 40s and 50s tonight. cold front from yesterday, low spinning trough of low pressure going to come in tonight and provide lift and energy with this 110 mile per hour jet stream for the scattered showers tonight into tomorrow. for the better part of today, pretty dry may need sunglasses from time to time. tonight 6:00, okay, by 11 rain moving into the north bay as it moves south across the bay, rain for tomorrow's morning commute, just be prepared for that now, have that in the back of your mind still around during lunch by tomorrow's evening commute it is over. thursday all the rain going to hang out chose to the ocean, maybe a drip or two gets close to the north bay. time to turn it over to sue. >>> good morning. nice conditions here if you are traveling into san francisco once you get beyond the metering lights behi

we can see rain now around cecil county and also we can see it around rock hall to the north moderate shower now. chestertown getting in on that. edgemere is getting on the tail end and also we see it around havre de grace i-95 aberdeen and chesapeake city and cecilton this morning. wet weather to be had. we will slowly but surely begin to get this out of here going throughout the day. but temperatures this morning, we are not going to escape the chilly temps through the afternoon. on the cool side and only at 44 degrees right now. and pylesville 45. and sykesville at 45 degrees and this is what we are working with for the planner today as we head into 3:00. the high temperature 57 degrees and it's going to be cool. let's check the abc2 time saber traffic with lauren cook. also fog. >> reporter: yes. fog is going to be a big problem morning. you will want to expect reduced visibility and there are heavy delays on route 295 right now all due to a crash along the southbound lanes ever at route 100 confined to the shoulder but causing a backup. heading out to the beltway, here's a live l

they arrive around:15 flying in formation into -- around 6:15 flying in formation into sfo.et week is one of many events in san francisco this weekend there's also hardly strictly bluegrass festival, oracle open world features private pearl jam concert, italian heritage parade north beach and castro street fair giants in the playoffs and 49ers play at home so much going on. i know a lot of folks don't care too much for heat in is if you but certainly they want flies -- they want skies like these when the blue angels come. >> absolutely. we can see clearly mike. >> now the fog is again absolutely eric nothing to worry about as far as that flight arrival delays or being able to see whatever is around the bay and coast today. northerly gradients show that we have slight offshore wind again and it going to be hot everywhere even out to the coast for the better part of the day, storm track to the north still clouds sinking cold front going to bypass us to the east starting to push high pressure to the east going to hold on by its fingertips at the least at the coast today and let

temperatures around the monterey bay cloudy mid 60s to 70 inland mid to upper 80s.next three days even bigger more dramatic cooling in the 50s by saturday long the coast, barely in the low to mid 70s around the bay and inland. time for traffic. >>> good morning. getting out the door now, live shot of san rafael south 101 from lucas valley road past the marin ymca traffic moving at the limit. i wanted to show you our waze app this is 80 through oakland, with the a's game getting underway at 12:35 great way to check on traffic to see if you want to take bart to the coliseum expect slow traffic past the game time and after the game. free app, abc7news.com/waze. san jose now we have an accident north 101 blossom hill road that car is off the shoulder not experiencing delays. here's your drive times some of the more crowded commutes, 580 altamont highway 4 west towards concord and 80 east shore freeway. >>> 6:10. >>> a story trending online nationwide. tv anchor gets bullied because of her weight. the very public way she is fighting back and the public appearance you can

we will see pretty quiet to jews around the seasonal average around the weekend. >> pettifog this morningg the coastm pretty much everywhere else and then we will start to cool things down and to the 8:00 hour that yellow indicates a wide range of seventies off we will be in the upper 60s along the coast. neighborhood by neighborhood low 80s and the south bay with san jose coming in and 8184 in cupertino and sunnyvale. plenty of sunshine for some of our inland spots along the delta of the upper 80s for fairfield. mid '80s over in pittsburgh san leandro coming in at 78 degrees. the to the north bank low to mid '80s here 74 for downtown san francisco again temperatures above the seasonal average san matund looks like temperatures will continue to slide as going to the next workweek. will start to warm up even quicker this morning clear conditions from our roof cam in downtown san francisco see for yourself those seventies out the door in antioch. 61 in oakland and san mateo seeing upper 60s and novato 61 degrees over in half moon bay. as we take a look at your satellite and radar guess we h

around. i want you to figure out there is a multiplecasion problem in here and i want you to see if you can tell us when we are done what it is. something will repeat 3 times. [applause] okay. which one of you figured it out? yes. >> 49, hum... >> i can see how you would say that, why do you say that? there is 49 of something. okay. did you notice the turns? the spins? how many were there in one piece? yes. no. yes. 9. how many times did we repeat that? how many times? 3. 9 times 3 -- is 27. we did 27 turns but we were going, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1. that's a sophisticated math concept, you were not wrong. i bet you will grow up to be a mathematician. i will give you my address you will have to send me your first paycheck because i taught you this. at this point we would like to thank you very much for coming. if you have any questions. i don't know if we want to open it you will for questions. may be just a few? okay. yes. what's your question? >> how do we get in this program? that is a good quest

this is around union square. the fourth avenue sign should obviously be on the post- >> yes, about 12 feet off the ground. but it is not. >> what will they do? >> a testimony to the winds. >> will be returning they return it to the department of engineering? [applause] >> or perhaps the dorm room they will hang it up there. >> we will be right back. 4g lte is the fastest. so, which supeast 4g lte service would yochoose, based on this chart ? don't rush into it, i'm not loing for the fastest answer. obviouslverizon. okay, i have a different chart. going that way, does that make a difference ? look at verizon. it's so ch more than the other ones. so what we just changed the format altogether isn't that the exact same thing ? it's pretty clear. still sticking with verizon. verizon. more 4g lte coverage than all otheretworks combined. >> welcome back, everybody. these are pictures of manhattan. one of our employees here at "fox 5" is driving through manhattan. this is on the light inside of manhattan. obviously no on

by midafternoon, up around 70 degrees and still a lot of cloudiness around. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. first 4 traffic this friday morning with danella. good morning. >> good morning, tom. and good morning to you. >>> if you're traveling bw parkway in maryland, southbound at west nursery road, still have a crash there blocking two of your left lanes. delays are growing, and you're slow at just 9 miles per hour at i-695. slow trip to make your way southbound. let's head over to the beltway in montgomery county. traveling the inner loop, nice and clear between i-270 and i-95. outer loop, starting to see some volume, especially around i-95 as you make your way around new hampshire avenue. to get to i-270, you're at 44 miles per hour. you're looking at a 13-minute drive. let's head over to i-66, seeing volume in fairfax county park y parkway. just a bit slow to 50. aaron, over to you. >>> police in leesburg, virginia, investigating a suspicious death. officers found a woman inside an apartment on edwards ferry road northeast just before 1:00 thi

saddle and down and around. it's this circuitous route that's constantly carrying you down deeper and deeper and this is the landscape is just covered with these. i don't take maps out there any more out into this place because it's all memory. this place is the map. i went down with my wife, reagan, and we went down a fairly large cliff face but one that had some good ledges on it so the only reason to have rope is to lower your pack. but we didn't get all the way down before sunset, so we set a camp out on the face. and it was the most spectacular camp i think i've ever had in my life. that's my spot. and it was just this narrow ledge. i had a thermorest with me and it wasn't as wide as the thermorest so i had to put a rock under the thermorest for my head and reagan slept on top of me. nights are so solid, you don't move all night. just to get our stuff out to that ledge, you couldn't actually go with a pack. you had to take your pack off because there is a drop. you kind of have to jump from left to right. s

we're going to see some flooding conditions come up maybe around high tide around 10:00. we'll keep you updated. for now we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> thank you, ko im reporting live from alexandria, virginia. >>> today thousands of passengers whose flights were canceled because of sandy are expected to finally reach their destinations take. >> our coverage of the aftermath of sandy takes us to reagan national airport where jessica doyle has more on our local airports slowly but oh so slowly recovering. >> reporter: i can tell you guys right now the workers at the airport are far outnumbering the passengers showing up here but they're getting back to normal. they're getting the flights in. the problem is they've got to get all the planes in from other locations to reagan national and dulles and bwi before they can fill them up with passengers and take them off. that's been the process since about last night. we are going to see flights taking off this morning. there's still a lot of cancellations on the board over there. i can tell you about 40 so far runnin

great way to get around. critical mass if you are coming in or leaving san francisco around 6:00, expect delays around justin hermann plaza and embarcadero. heeding out now some of the busier airs, altamont pass, 580, highway 4 westbound and 80 your east shore commute into macarthur maze. >>> east bay community has more grief to deal with this morning. a body washed ashore at a beach has been identified as a student. >> reporter: albany high school issued a brief statement they are receiving this news with great sadness about the passing of 16-year-old kathy chu. she was an honor student. her body washed ashore on the beach on sunday. take a look at the picture of the girl we are talking about. exact cause of her death has not been determined. they are waiting results of toxicology exam. she has id'd through dental records. she was listed as a runaway. they talked about the death of a fellow student, a friend. >> i mean, most of my friends are in tears right now. they don't know, they are just shocked. they c

people are milling around. some of the cleanup is going around. lots of broken glass from the area.arbage cans are and pouring water on the streets. lots of broken glass. king street was closed between second and fourth streets. in the last 10 or 15 minutes the street did reopen. traffic and muni trains are following. we are expecting the team to come back at around 3:00 p.m.. this year they will wait a little lagering come back around 3:00 p.m.. they are doing the cleanup this morning. i can direct imagine around noon there will be another huge crowd to welcome team back. >> thanks jackie. >> we want to show you the tidbits and final part of the game. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so f

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around $19.60. shares of wells fargo moving, taking a hit on the government's announcement it was suing for making reckless loans that caused government program to back them and lose money. lower start to -- [ unintelligible ] if you are look for fulltime work parttime opportunity could be the get. -- [ unintelligible ] . >>> still continuing problems leading to the upper deck of the bay bridge. sue will have that momentarily. >>> interesting active weather this morning mike. >> tracking for today, possibly tomorrow and again friday unsettled pattern will linger. good morning vollmer peak clouds hanging around the bay. these aren't the thicker clouds dropping sprinkles those are on live doppler near the coast just between pescadero and half moon bay bay, near alpine road, skyline boulevard, that's the area that has seen the latest in the sprinkles moving constantly through this area from southeast to north wet during the other night hours. a few more developing over the higher elevations of the sant

south san francisco, utah avenue around 380 we are seeing rainfall around brisbane. as we head up toward daly city you will notice wet pavement, hills dale boulevard and a lot of tweets tonight. ryan tweets, "i thought my place was on a runway" when the thunder peeled. mountain view is where he is tweeting from and he receives .12 of an inch of rain. as you look here, right around the monterey bay we are still seeing activity. so still not out of the question to see some isolated thunderstorms. the temperatures at this hour are in the 50s and in the 60s. i want to show you some photos. this one was sent by sara from sunnyvale. she said it was coming down pretty good. let's show you another picture from san jose sent to my twitter by rodriguez usa. you can see the rain drops on the garage. one last photo we will show you here. this was sent by carlos dc83 from santa clara, and you can clearly see when the sprinkles began, and then it started to pick up. and the terred showers and isolate -- scattered showers and isolated thunder. you don't have to worry about that. ov

around -- delta is dry. jarrettsville drying out and one lone shower around anne arundel county this morning. we are seeing that around green haven and also lake shore. so, be prepared for the off and on scattered showers as we continue through the morning. but it will slowly but surely taper off going into the afternoon. right now, temperatures are very mild. you don't need the heavy coat at all. temperatures at 65 degrees in chestertown and 60 in clarksville and catonsville. and this is the planner throughout the day. lunchtime temperatures 72. it's going to be a warm day on tap. 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. expect reduced visibility. roads will be wet out there as well. so, slow it down and be careful as you head out and howard county, a fallen utility pole in ellicott city that shut down old frederick road at mckenzie road. use interstate 70 instead. that will be nice and clear

tonight a little cooler tan this morning, 50s around -- cooler than this morning, 50s around.overnight southerly surge coming back by the time we wake up friday morning you can see clouds and sea breeze temperatures dropping 10° sunday drop 10 to 20° keeps getting cooler into tuesday, best day for rain. today abc 7 will give away $49,000, the winner will be announced after the game. you can still enter through our facebook page. go to facebook.com/abc7news then click the win $49,000 button. after you enter you can take a moment to tell us your plans for the cash. elizabeth p: she would expand her business by hiring three employees. first thing is buy my family a house and donate some to charity. robin: i would pay some bills then take my sons on a nice vacation to europe. i'm adopt aoeub. -- i'm adoptable. you have until 7:30 tonight to enter. >> great ways to spend a lot of money. $49,000. now to emeryville, live shot of the macarthur maze, 80 into the bay bridge and 580 coming in, 880 looking good, everything flowing smoothly. once you get to the bay bridge, light, no meteri

this is stick around. we will talk about power outages with this.ut before that, check out what we have as we go through the storm winds arrival. so we are talking about this morning the winds sustained at about 15 miles an hour. and gusts up to about 25, 30 that's what we are feeling like this morning. and as we go a little later into the morning around 10 and 11 the winds sustained now at about 30 miles an hour with gusts up to about 40 and we will have the rain all day long and then by this afternoon, we are talking about the winds sustained at 35 miles an hour with gusts up to 50 miles an hour. already going to be in the tropical storm force wind as we go through the afternoon. so this is what we are dealing with monday through wednesday. 45 to 60-mile-an-hour with gusts up to 70. and then the further off towards the north and east you go, you are seeing sustained wind at 70 miles an hour with gusts up to about 80 miles an hour. that is is a hurricane-force winds. so we are in store for some wendy conditions and with that -- windy conditions and

as winds whipped around. nasty line of storms also forced high school football games like this one between gil hall to be postponed. and a reminder you can track the weather anywhere you are. try our i phone and android apps. see the radar in full screen. get the updated forecast every day at wbal tv.com. just click on weather. tfrjts 11 news i team has uncovered you something about -- voters the power to deny maryland a sixth casino sight even if the referendum question passes state wide. david collins has the commitment 2012 update. >> you have to vote for it. vote for question seven. >> question seven makes lots of promises. >> combined $50 million campaign for and against expanded gaming doesn't tell you. >> millions of dollars for new schools and teachers. >> if question 7 passes state wide and residents of prince georges county vote against it, there may be no sixth casino sight. the maryland general assembly put that option in the bill. the bill states legislative intent that the commission may not awa

winds will pick up around baltimore later on.lk about all of that and what you can expect for the next 24 hours in the 9:00 hour. >> you can always stick connected to the news online and on your phone. track the storm with the interactive radar. plus see pictures and video from the areas hardest hit by the storm. just click on weather. thank you for joining us. >> keep us right here all day long for the very lates wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars

>> we live down, around the corner there. we wanted to see everything going on. >> how long have you lived in rehoboth? >> about 12 years. >> have you seen it this bad? >> we've seen it worse, oh, yeah. >> you know it's going to get much worse, right? >> oh, yeah. >> are you planning on boarding up? >> we already are, it's all good. >> are you going to leave? >> no, we're staying. >> why have you decided to stay? >> well, we're just as safe here as we would be going inland to our other home because it's surrounded by trees. >> did you get water, food? >> we're good, we have everything. we're pros at this. we lived at the beach for 12 years, we're pros. >> i lived in florida for a few years. >> what do you think of the storm so far? this so-called sandy? >> pretty spectacular. i like to watch the ocean. >> definite sight to see. all right, thank you so much. please stay safe. thank you. barbara, things definitely starting to pick up. you can see some rogue residents that are out here. we want to remind everybody there's a mand

temperatures around the region hovering around the upper 50s. right around the metro area, right around the check piece bay in the mid-60s. farther west where we did have the freeze, central shenandoah valley into the mountains. many of those locations were right near 30 degrees. generally in the 40s to low 50s there. here's the wider view. all these areas in the light green are in the 50s. and farther west there, where you see the dark green still in the 50s, and that includes much of western maryland and the shenandoah valley. here's the wide view. we have this big area of high pressure giving us this gorgeous autumn pattern. we have a disturbance moving through illinois. that's going to be traveling just to our north during the morning hours tomorrow. might get a sprinkle north of the metro area. as we go fourth, here's the system coming in from the west. it will be passing through. perhaps right along the border around dawn might get a sprinkle. otherwise, a few louds, then a partly cloudy afternoon. wednesday, after a few morning clouds, we

whenever you're moving deck chairs around, restructuring, moving a lot of executives around, a lot of distraction, it will be very interesting to see what kind of earnings they're able to put up first year out of the gate. they just put up what were some disappointing guidance for the coming year and i think there continues because of that cash flow to be some risk on the machi mondelez side. >> so you've been on the sidelines ahead of this split. do you still stay on the sidelines post-the split? >> i'm a little more positive on the krft on the domestic side of the business, but i would remain on the sidelines of honemondele. if you look at the valuation, i would point to other names. pepsico, comparable split of business, more established in a lot of markets. i think at a comparable or even a little bit lower valuation. i think we recommend investors stay on the sidelines and we stay with the neutral. >> what about now kraft foods north american grocery business, post/split, how post-split, how about that trade? >> at the moment the way the two are tradeds as of this morning, it loo

late sunshine today around the bay like yesterday. the evening hours tomorrow and it will be drier and warmer towards the weekend. clouds most stubborn along the coast upper 50s to low 60s for you, upper 60s. if, south san francisco towards san mateo low to mid 70s everywhere else except east bay, antioch, fairfield and livermore will see sunshine first. 67 monterey. mid 70s rest of the bay. upper 70s morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. low to mid 50s most of us are supposed to be in the 40s this time of the year for our overnight lows clouds will keep 'em up. this low hooks up with front gives it enough energy to breakthrough that formidable area of high pressure and bring rain. scout showers ahead of the main band during the afternoon in the north bay, during the trick-or-treating hours steadier rain moves into the north bay once we get past 8:00, starts to move into the heart of the bay, heaviest rain overnight up to tomorrow's morning commute then scattered showers in the afternoon. half inch of rain possible south bay east bay val

there could be a few flakes around baltimore.re could be a few leftover showers but it should be better with a high near 50. then we get to rest over the weekend. >> it is 6:53 and 52 degrees. >> still ahead we will look at weather and weather and more weather. here is a live look from along the slowerline near boston, massachusetts. back in a moment. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means t

the cold air wrapping around that thing. i tell you. we are seeing some flakes flying, northern baltimore county into carroll county, into sykesville. cold temperatures, especially aloft where the radar is doing its scan. we're getting a little bit of a changeover. even though they're chilly, it will make you shiver but we are above freezing. look out to the west, talking about big snow where they had over two feet in cumberland. this guy is doing some digging here. they got the caterpillar working. let's take you back to the beaches where we can see the and of the ocean city pier, no longer there and sad to see it go but it his doing to be a big rebuild. man, what a storm, just tore the beach up. rehoboth, wart on the boardwalk -- water on the boardwalk. ocean city took a bigger hit with that south facing coastline as opposed to the east facing coastline. kent island, water levels up. we have a high tide to get through at 7. we're watching the harbor as well, of course, to see what happens. overthe next two days we're watching the susq