showers will the crowd in the mid- atlantic tomorrow. as the purchase,-the 50's tomorrow. -- as it approaches, highs in the 50's tomorrow. it looks like cold weather will return as we head into friday and the weekend. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, a few showers, 55 to 60 degrees with south winds 10 miles per hour. sun up at 7:19 a.m. and going down at 4:44 p.m. the 50/50 chance of rain tomorrow. most the cloudy and cool air on friday. highs in the mid 40's saturday. sunday, temperatures about normal. the next chance for rain is monday night into tuesday of next week. consumer alert, when a popular downtown restaurant shut down its left many with no where to eat during the work day. now they will be reopening. under new ownership and ready for business in march. john is taking over the business. he currently manages the location in mount vernon. there will be some changes to the menu, which will include beninese, salads, and grilled salmon. , solid, andanini's grilled salmon spirited american airlines pilots will soon be using ipads of their o

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he was in atlantic, iowa, where we find our joe johns.oe, as i was listening to gingrich give his talk to these folks, i was struck by how it opened, with his complaints about the negative advertising and trying to turn it into a "get out the vote" if he can nichl, sif he can nichl, saying, 45% of the negative ads have been against me. it has been a big part of that 19-point drop gingrich has seen in the last three weeks. >> reporter: yeah, you're right. that's quite a spin on it, isn't it? we've had all those negative ads come to the caucuses on tuesday and turn it around on them, show them, you don't like negative ads by voting, basically, for newt gingrich in the caucuses. that was definitely one of the stories of this event here in atlantic, iowa. he began the town hall with that message. he talked about it at the end of his remarks here. he also talked about it in a media avail just a few minutes ago right around the corner. i asked him about it. the long and short and the message from here is, number one, he says he's going to make

some of this could migrate back into the mid-atlantic. focus on a new storm system coming out of the northern plains and this could bring a chance for more clouds and what whether as we go later in to the week. very chilly across the northern half of the nation. 40 degrees colder than that. but we will see a warm up the next couple of days as a new system had their way. some clouds are around baltimore through the afternoon and evening hours. late in that evening, a chance for showers along the eastern shore. it is something to keep in mind. we expect that to clear out as we go into the night. variable clouds and chilly once again. below the freezing mark in many spots. tamara, getting into the upper '40's and mid-50s. -- tomorrow, getting into the upper 40's and the mid-50s. most of the rain comes on thursday and we will see cooled down in the temperatures through the end of the week. >> the serial you reach for in the morning may be more like reaching desert for breakfast. a recent study of the most popular cereals shows that kids cerea

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high pressure is over the mid atlantic. there is a storm off the southeast coast at we are watching. that should suppress everything to the south. there is some pretty impressive rain but that should take a turn off the north carolina coast. some of the clouds from the system are making their way north. you can see the cloud deck moving in from virginia. a mixture of sun and clouds. it will not be a bad day. it is cold this morning. 18 in parkton and frederick. 20 in jarrettsville. probably will have to scrape some frost off of your windshield today. a mix of sunshine and clouds and will make it up to 46. the average is 47. sunrise at 7:16. cold tonight. temperatures drop back into the 20 + and 30's. tomorrow, high pressure will be in about the same place. a storm will be developing off to the west. it will get warmer and temperatures will push into the low 50's. some of that rain may catch up to us on wednesday night or thursday. 51 tomorrow. low 50's again on wednesday. a chance for rain on wednesday night and into thursd

he represents the kind of leadership we have that the atlantic council, bipartisan, principles. he has taken an oath to the constitution. he and his brother served side by side as infantry squad leaders in vietnam with the ninth infantry division and twice awarded the purple heart. we have a marine, james l. jones, we have the air force, general scowcroft, and as senator hagel describes himself a buck sergeant. it is a great multi services approach to things. now look forward to introducing new. general martin dempsey is the -- he is uniquely well suited to lead u.s. armed forces through time of transition that falls over a decade of continuous warfare. general dempsey has developed a unique understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the u.s. military in today's complex world. in 1974 graduate of west point. he is supreme educated holding three master's degrees including a master's in english from duke university. deployed with operation desert storm. operation rock creek freedom -- iraqi freedom. developing u.s. forces which speaks to today's subjects. trained the

>> there were commercial and naval vessels fired upon on the north atlantic. back in the spring of 1941 fdr had instituted help with churchill and upon that action they issued their shoot on sight order that was patrolling the north atlantic but the american people knew about it. it was not a spur to them to get involved with the european war in fact, it was going on in the north atlantic. >> of course, roosevelt ordered the naval ships to defend themselves. >> but not with public opinion. >> of the lusitania out what did not spur us into world war i either. >> we forget japan was already a war a nation or it was part of the lexicon two years three months with germany and europe and we don't want to be involved. >> we just don't want to be involved especially committing actual manpower. >> how much impact does it have with the united states decided to curtail supply in japan was certain critical materials? >> there is a theory floating around to provoke the japanese into attacking us in one of them was the fbi had personally ordered the fleet's move from san d

while much of the mid-atlantic and ohi valley looks at clear skies.ever, it's cloudy across the southwest and northwest. later today, a few scattered showers. much of the mid-atlantic and ohio valley will enjoy calm winds and plenty of sunshine. >>> in sports this morning, a christmas gift for nba fans. knicks and the celtics. to the highlights. just over a minute and a half left. carmelo anthony splits two defenders to put the knicks up by two. boston's kevin garnett takes the shot for the tie and misses. knicks survive the celtics by two. 106-104. >>> a dramatic finish in l.a. derek rose with a one-handed floater givers the bulls the lead with less than five on the clock. kobe bryant would come up here with a big drive. and it would be this shot possibly for the win and blocked, not happening. chicago holds on to beat the lakers 88-87. >>> championship rematch in dallas as the mavs go up against the heat. only this time, miami takes the home opener from the reigning champs. lebron ends up with 37 points. the heat scorch the mavs 105-94. >>> in footb

this high, though, will drift off the atlantic sea board later today, shifting our winds.will bring increasing clouds as an area of low pressure approaches from the midwest. for the rest of the way, temperatures mid to upper 30s by 9:00. by noontime, mid and upper 40s. ought to hit near 50 by midafternoon with increasing clouds. a cloudy evening. sunset at 4:49. we'll be down in the low 40s by late evening. a look at the rest of the week into the christmas weekend coming up in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> pretty good so far. >>> if you're traveling along i-270 southbound, still seeing construction slowing you down just a bit right around montrose road. i'll keep watching it for you and let you know. you can see getting a little volume in this area. moving on to the beltway, taking the beltway in prince george's county, right around pennsylvania avenue. inner loop and outer loop clear this time. not seeing any accidents. as you loop around to the beltway in virginia, this is the view at gw parkway. inner loop and outer loop, i'm not seeing any issues at all. i'm

all right. >> there is. >> chuck todd in atlantic. thank you very much. >>> first it was banks and credit card companies that triggered outrage over new customer fees. now the nation's largest wireless phone and internet provider says it will start charging a fee to millions of customers who pay their bills online. you heard that right. they want you to pay for the privilege of paying your bill. it's got more than a few people more than a little steamed. pete williams is in washington with the details. pete, good evening. >> reporter: verizon is calling this a convenience fee. it means customers who pay their wireless phone or internet bills directly to verizon online on the company's website will be charged $2 each time for the privilege of paying their own bills. the new fee goes into effect in mid january and applies to subscribers of verizon wireless. the nation's largest wireless service provider. as word of it spreads it's coming as an unwelcome surprise. >> $2 is a lot when it sums up through the years. >> if there is extra mon

what's left of our rainstorm low pressure area over the north atlantic. the bottom line between the two of these systems you've got double wraparound flows and it's all kinds of funneling that wind and that change in pressure right over maryland in the mid atlantic. >> that's why it's so windy today. chances for precipitation going to be pretty nill. but we'll see disturbances to our north over the great lakes. that could bring more lake effect snows to erie pa. upstate new york but again around the central part of our state i think just clouds blowing in at times and for the most part things staying did and dry. overnight tonight down to 25 less windy. terms going frigid out there. your thursday forecast two 2- degree guarantee. 45 degrees. few clouds we're talking about fair weather out there then tomorrow night 32 as clouds increase we'll see things not be quite so frigid overnight. let's look ahead to your next 7 days including the all important change of the year. as we go into saturday and sunday. and i think we're looking at a nice stretch, though.

atlantic city, that's good. just take him down the shore for a couple days. i'll take him to the shore and we'll go to atlantic city. what's wrong with you? i gave the guy my blood, sweat and tears, right? and my garbage pail kids and... he just drops out of the race on me. dennis dropped out? yeah, he dropped right out of the race, so, like, you know, i'm out of my garbage pail kids. if we used, if we use piano wire on him for a second. as long as we hurt him a little bit... sorry, charlie. plan's off. - where are you going? - i'm going to go collect my money. looks like you bitches shouldn't have fired me in the first place. are you kidding me? are you kidding me with that? hey, oh, i'm rich. i'm going to get my money, going to pick up my money. hey, mac, where you running to? huh? going to visit your friend over at the union? what's going on? is there a problem? i don't know, phil. is there a problem? conspiracy to solicit a bribe, racketeering. i'd say there's a big problem. your buddy over at the union came to see us recently. told us about your interest

temperatures have risen seven degrees in the last two to three hours with a warm front off the atlantic. that will begin to change as we go into the overnight. temperatures will drop back down. heavy steady rain shaking our camera. man, unbelievably wet and windy at times. ellicott city same deal, tough to see a in the fog. that was the story. just one of those days you didn't want to be outside. cold weather to the west in the state, very mild to the east, nearly 60 now down at the beach compared to 30s in the mountains. the winds getting more and more intense and changing directions but becoming more of a west wind. that will bring in colder air western maryland.

>> they were both commercial and naval vessels that were fired upon and sunk in the north atlantic.ever since, back in the spring of 1941, of course fdr as you know had instituted land lease with great britain to help with churchill. upon the action, adolf hitler ordered a shoot on sight order to the wolfpack's that were patrolling the north atlantic. but the american people knew about it, and it was not a spur to them to get involved in the european war even though this was, war was, in fact, going on, naval war was going on in the north atlantic. and, of course, roosevelt in kind order to enable ships to defend themselves against the u-boat. [inaudible] >> no, not on public opinion. >> lusitania wasn't -- >> and in some respects we forget over a period of time, japan was already at war in asia from 37. they had been four years in fighting over the. >> right. >> and then where at two years in three months with germany and europe. so it's not totally isolation in debt. itches we don't want to get involved. >> we are aware of it, we just don't want to get involved with it. especially

this morning he was in atlantic, iowa, earlier. gingrich is having a tough time.came out like gangbusters at the beginning of december. he was pummeled by ads. and now shows up fourth in the latest cnn poll, dropping 19 points from that early december poll. our cnn's joe johns has been with gingrich and is still in atlantic, iowa, following him. joe? >> reporter: hey, candy. one of the things that i take away from his appearance here in atlantic, they're gone now, is that the gingrich campaign and the candidate specifically are kind of looking forward already to new hampshire and telling themselves and even talking publicly about how things are going to be different next time. you mentioned the attack ads. gingrich has been under pressure to respond in kind to some of these attack ads that really brought him down in the polls. he insisted that he was going to run a positive campaign. but at a media availability just a little while ago here before we left, i asked him what he was going to do next time, how is he going to handle this and whether he would be able to

the final section of atlantic boulevard is open. the road connects sterling road to route 7 in sterling and should eliminate traffic on 28. the new segment from magnolia to church road opens today. >>> and the clarendon metro station is reopened this morning. it shut down during the tail end of rush hour last night due to loose floor tiles found on the mezzanine level near the fare gates. they wanted to make sure the situation was structurally sound. shuttle buses were called in for about an hour before the station was deemed to be safe. >>> later today, president obama and first lady michelle obama will travel to ft. bragg, north carolina. the president will deliver a speech marking the near end of the war in iraq. all u.s. troops should be back in the u.s. by the end of the month. right now about 6,000 soldiers remain in iraq down from about 170,000 at the worst peak in 2007. >>> meanwhile in iraq, an explosion killed two policemen in baghdad. the bombing targeted officers on patrol near a hotel. this is the second bombing in bagh

it's in the 50s for the mountains all the way to the atlantic beaches. mid and upper 50s in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, and montgomery counties. sunrise at 7:12. throughout the day, occasional showers. should be mild upper 50s to low 60s through the rest of the daylight hours. overnight tonight, mostly mild with rain on the way. could be snow in the forecast. we'll talk about that coming up. don't look at me like that. >> tom kierein, you said it. >> stay tuned. >> thank you, tom. >>> today is sentencing day for former prince george's county executive jack johnson. johnson pleaded guilty to taking bribes from developers in exchange for favorable treatment. he faces up to 14 years in prison. johnson's life leslie is a former prince george's county council member. she pleaded guilty to destroying evidence in connection with this corruption case and could face up to 18 months in prison in her sentencing this friday. we will be in the courtroom for the sentencings of jack johnson. as soon as it happens, we'll let you know right here on nbc 4 and on

. >> so much chillier weather is filtering into the mid atlantic states. the seven-day forecast is coming up. we have dropped to 38 degrees at the airport and 40 degrees in downtown baltimore. >> if you are looking for a job, you might want to head to arundel mills. the casino will hire 1500 people in the coming months. the casino is expected to open sometime in the summer months. if your interested, applicants do not need prior gaming experience. >> code to the website and you can pre register for an account. even if one of the 15 or 20 is not one of the job you are currently looking for, you can set up e-mail notifications that will let you know when those jobs to become available. >> you can apply for jobs on the marylanders live a website. we have a link to the website on wbaltv.com. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> yesterday's high temperature in baltimore was 62 degrees. today, 17 degrees cooler than that officially at bwi marshall. yesterday we had a record 2.6 inches of rain in baltimore. today there i

>> north atlantic finish. >> there was a lot of fighting going. there was a couple of ships -- wasn't there an american cruiser? >> [inaudible] was sunk. there were both commercial and naval vessels that were fired upon and sunk in the north atlantic. ever since -- back in the spring of 1941, of course, fdr, as you know, had instituted lend lease with great britain to help churchill. upon that action adolf hitler ordered a shoot-on-sight order to the wolf packs that were patrolling the north atlantic. but the american people knew about it. and it was not a spur to them to get involved in the european war even though this was -- war was, in fact, going on, naval war was going on in the north atlantic. and, of course, roosevelt in kind ordered naval ships to defend themselves against the u-boats. >> well, and -- >> there wasn't any impact there? >> no. not on public opinion. >> political. >> right. the lucetania wasn't the spur to get us into world war i either. >> well, in some respects we forget over a period of time japan was already at war in as

you see cold air across the mid-atlantic. look at this mild air coming back into texas and oklahoma. this is coming in ahead of the next storm system. we'll get that brief warm up before the chill sets in behind the system. for the forecast, seasonably cool. mostly sunny skies throughout the day, the light north wind pleasant as we step outside. we'll need a jacket at any point in the day. as we head into the night, it will be another cold one. lows in the upper 20's to low 30's across the downtown area. the seven-day forecast keeps us dry throughout the weekend but increasing clouds into tomorrow. we warm up to 55 by sunday afternoon. that storm system comes in. better chance for rain late monday into tuesday and behind that all a significant dropoff in the temperatures. >> thanks, ava. well, is your child due for a vaccination? how the time of day could increase its effectiveness. >> and an exotic locale. a look at new technology allowing you to do so without leaving home. ♪ >> the u.s. army jazz ambassadors are rehearsing

mild air will bounce back into the mid atlantic.retty heavy rain from east texas into northern parts of the gulf and we expect this to head our way. if you're doing some traveling, you may see delays in areas like atlanta. a powerful storm system moving into denver. a high of 19 and snow could be an issue. snow also in chicago. we should not see to many problems at bwi airport this morning. we will have a few clouds. a high temperature of 60 degrees. the mountains, " 50's with increasing clouds. a better chance for rain in the mountains this afternoon. showers likely heading into tonight. some areas could see up to two inches of rain. upper 30's as we head into tomorrow morning. 53 tomorrow and drying out into the afternoon. then we will get a taste of what december should feel like. the ravens game, dry conditions and sunshine. a storm brewing down in our south. for travelers on sunday, expect a pretty good conditions. >> jury deliberations will continue in may when mark bullying case against two city's schools. parents say their s

satellite and radar from the weather center show mostly cloudy skies across the mid- atlantic. the doppler radar shows light snow but not reaching the ground across western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia. what can we expect as we move closer to the holiday weekend and beyond? major changes on the way. my full forecast is coming up. >>> the serial slasher suspect who targeted women shoppers in northern virginia has led the country. johnny pimentel is believed to be living in peru. he is accused of attacking young women at fairfax county shopping malls by stabbing them in the behind. six victims have come forward and none were seriously injured. >>> a major day in the battle over the virginia primary. lawyers with rick perry's campaign are in federal court in richmond. they are trying to challenge the constitutionality of virginia's ballot requirement. he did not qualify to get his name on the state's ballot because he did not have 10,000 signatures and addresses as required. newt gingrich also failed to qualify. >>> we are five days and counting until the first repu

aaa mid-atlantic says this could get even worse.t predicts next year, regular unleaded will hit $4 a gallon by spring. >>> one person in maryland won the powerball jackpot this weekend. we don't know much about the winner. he has yet to come forward publicly, but we do know he bought it at leslie's restaurant and cocktails. its owner called on saturday to confirm the numbers and confirm he is a winner. >> one of my employees talked to him. and said, i think you've got the ticket here. he said i'll be in in about two days to see you. i want everything to settle down a little bit. >> nobody recognizes the winner. leslie's will get a $25,000 commission for selling the winning ticket. >>> some beautiful weather to start the last week of 2011. how long did it last? annie lets us know when we break out the umbrellas. the full forecast is coming up. >>> i'm specialist in kuwait. i want to give a shot out to my mom, and nieces and nephews. happy christmas and happy new year's, love you guys. >>> the presidential campaign kicks off in iowa.

there is ow look at our storm pattern and you can see one in to the atlantic. this storm going to follow and pass in through eastern canada. as we take this closer to home, one thing we have notice second tapping in to the gulf of mexico moisture. thunderstorms rolling in through florida. this is interesting. see the convergence, picking up atlantic moisture in addition and all the stuff feeding carolinas, georgia, this is the hot zone for getting nasty storms and the thunderstorm variety and maybe violent storms as well. that may clip as far north as virginia beach, few rumbles of thunder through the chesapeake bay in to the delmar va. we will tap in to the rain and heavy stuff rolls in through midday in the afternoon. expect the heaviest rain on top of us for the ride home. it does look like at least the kids are home from school. the commute with less traffic could be a rough time around the beltway getting back through the afternoon and the evening hours. this should cut off this evening. racing through and gets out of here before midnight. cold air left wi

across the atlantic, the euro zone crisis has been dominated by street fights and government have fallen. if you are watching this in mumbai or shanghai, you are probably having a different year. in his new book, neil ferguson lays out a compelling case of how the west lost their edge. thank you for being with us. are we done for? >> not necessarily. this is not a case of the reversible -- irreversible inevitable decline. but we have to get our act together. i think it is part due to do with cost of doing things worse. not only politically, but economically, too. it is not irreversible, but we have to act. >> is there a sense that there is a limit of government's ability to act? however much money you put into it, one trillion dollars put into a stimulus package that only had a small effect on the margins. the government is limited. >> if you think back 500 years ago, it was not a government that caused the rise to happen. my book takes the long view and tries to explain what made the west forge ahead of the rest over half a millennium. it was not the application of fiscal policy. these

walking up to dry conditions across state mid-atlantic -- working out. conditionsng dry across most of maryland. the real rain is holding off on sold tonight. you're waking up to a mild temperatures. -- the rate is holding off until tonight. we'll come back and check the forecast -- the rain is holding off until tonight. >> what could be a landmark bullying case in baltimore city. >> the congressional stalemate over your paycheck continues and time is running out. >> one problem spot so far in [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. ava marie has a check of the forecast. >> today is the first day of winter. it is warm. we will be in for a shock when the winter weather moves in. this is our current low and we could drop down a few more degrees. we're starting off this morning in the

. >> and a virgin atlantic flight. >> virgin atlantic flight. >> she's a stewardess on one of richard's beautiful stewardesses. >> yes. >> i've been on many flights. and there have been many beautiful stewardesses, particularly on virgin atlantic, none has given me a second look. what was it about you on this flight? what magic did you weave? >> well, you know what -- >> because kate is a beautiful young lady, as anyone can see here. >> i'll have to set the stage a little bit. i'd had a heart attack three years ago. it was after the heart attack, about a month after the heart attack, my mother died. and i had just a horrible day with the ex, threatening divorce again and screaming about how it was all over. and i thought, my mother just died. what's wrong with you? and i suddenly realized -- and i've said this before to a press person and they actually said -- i'll say it first. i said to myself in my head, i looked at my life and i thought, is this the last story you want your life to tell? and i said no. now, granted, it took me another two years. but about a year and a half after t

today continued the theme of november, a little warmer than normal in the mid-atlantic. tonight, clear skies and high pressure building in. even though we were in the low 50s earlier, temperatures already setting -- settling back into the 40's. the cool air around the region will develop overnight tonight. by dawn, temperatures in the 20's in the northern and western suburbs. on the eastern shore, 40 degrees. 36 near the bay overnight. the stormy, wintry weather will be in the rockies for the next several days. the worst the weather gets out here -- the worst the weather gets out here, the nicer it will be in the mid-atlantic. tomorrow, a front stretching to the northern new england area and down through may be as low as pennsylvania. other than that, high pressure will rule the roost right through the upcoming weekend. stormy conditions continue to plague the rockies. denver is set for more snow on saturday with temperatures only in the 20's out west. the days are getting shorter. sunset's at 4:44 p.m. tomorrow. western maryland, they're looking for snow this time of ye

new factory orders in the mid-atlantic region surged. bellwether fedex shot up. novellis jumped. michael kors soared 21% in its debut. yet another big company, honeywell, backed off its forecast. morgan stanley will fire 1600 to cut costs. fitch cut long-term ratings on barclay's and credit suisse by two notches and bank of america, bnp pair business, goldman sachs by one. a surprise resignation by cablevision top executive sparked speculation it may be a takeover target. one analyst calls it, quote, one of the biggest bombshell in recent industry history. the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate has matched its record low. today is quadruple witching day. equity options expire, as do stock index futures, stock index options and individual stock futures. the stock to watch today is zynga. its ipo priced at $10 a share. finally, the $116 million taken in by christie's elizabeth taylor jewelry auction makes it the most valuable private jewel collection ever sold. >>> coming up, another serious concussion injury in hockey and sports mixing with politics. plus, a falcon can easily ove

about an inch of rain will soak the mid-atlantic states.ect lake-effect snow and rain along the great lakes. it will be chilly and brisk over the northern plains and look for sunny skies out in california. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> republican presidential candidates held their final debate before the january 3rd iowa caucuses. front-runner newt gingrich was forced to defend his conservative credentials and post-congressional career. a new poll out this morning, puts president obama's chances of re-election at 50/50. >>> army private bradley manning accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of top secret documents makes his first appearance in a military court today. the hearing will determine if there is enough evidence for a trial. >>> a huge bear thought he found the perfect place to spend the winter. the 500-pound beast was found hibernating in new jersey in an elderly man's basement. kathryn brown of our new york station wcbs has the story. >> reporter: 85-year-old frank anacon considers his den quite co

this morning we have rain across the mid-atlantic. we have had spotty showers. some moderate and the are wet. and at least whoa don't have the thick fog we had yesterday i that you -- at least we don't have that thick fog we had yesterday, but i thought that would return. 56 in bel air and ellicott city. look at the national picture. look at the cold air, it's below zero in denver where you know, some of us have been jealous of the snow. but they are getting other stuff. the hour by hour forecast highlighting the fact temperatures will be mild today. 62. periods of rain and then we are looking for a big cool down and we are talking about the threat of snow with colder air in a moment. 4:40 on the clock and let's go back to the roads and hear is. >> reporter: we are dealing with wet conditions but a easy flow of traffic. i-95 southbound at maryland 32, moving well down to the capital beltway. from abarundel county this morning, a live -- aba-- anne arundel county this morning a. live look, an easy pace. follow us at maryland traffic now back to you charley. >>> p

we're in atlantic, iowa. actually inside a soft drink distribution plant and, you know, i just heard jim talking about the significance of the location. in some ways newt gingrich was just about a month ago the flair of the month if you will and now apparently no longer. really in a competition for third place, he was leading just not very long ago. he got hit by a number of really harsh campaign ad, huge money in fact spent by a political super political action committee that basically does things in the interest of mitt romney and all these ads came flooding on the air waves, newt gingrich's polling numbers went down. now, he's under pressure from the inside and also some of the supporters on the outside saying you need to run some negative ads in order to catch up here. so far newt gingrich has really resisted all of that. he's just down the street, we're expecting to hear from him in a little while and hopefully we'll hear from him on the issue of when newt gingrich might decide to go negative, candy. >>

not in just mid-atlantic but the east coast. maybe a few snowshowers in southeastern mass, but overall it's going to be a quiet weekend. right now temperatures around downtown 46 degrees, gaithersburg colder at 39. win chester 43. all of us will get down into the 30s. now tonight, partly cloudy and cold. yep, add an extra blanket tonight. lows down to mid-30s around town. low 30s around freezing out in the suburbs, and the winds will be light so definitely not as breezy compared to earlier today. i'll talk about the holiday forecast and including your red science and christmas forecast when we come back. back to. >>> thank you. >>> two candy bars and water from melted snow. that's what an arizona state university student ate to stay alive after she became trapped in her car for nine days. 23-year-old lauren wienberg got strand indeed a mountainous area less then a mile from her ranch. but her car could not be seen from the road. the area has cell phone service but her phone wasn't working. and when the emergency crews fun to her

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it's in the 50s from the moun ta mountains to the atlantic beaches. for the day today our sunrise will be at 7:12. by then some more rain around as well as off and on through the rest of the day. passing showers are likely. highs reaching low to mid-60s by early afternoon. more rain tonight. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. eun and joe? >> tom, thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >>> right now crews are cleaning up a tanker truck accident in bowie. route 3 is shut down in both directions at route 450. megan mcgrath is live on the phone with details. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. they were trying to get southbound lanes of route 3 open by 5:00 a.m. they're not quite there yet. they've got sand trucks on the scene. right now they're trying to mop up the fuel that spilled from that tanker onto the roadway. they can't open the lanes until they get a better handle on that. they certainly don't want anyone getting into trouble driving through the area. that's where we stand. route 3 still closed in both directions in

we've got heavy frost from the mountains all the way to the bay and the atlantic beaches. most locations are in the 20s. it's in the mid and upper 20s in prince george's county, montgomery, arlington, and fairf fairfax, as well as most of virginia, west virginia, and maryland. except right near the bay waters, it's a bit milder, but not much. it's just in the low 30s there. and the view from space over the last 12 hours, clear sky here. high pressure still holding from new england all the way down to the carolinas. and we have just a few high clouds coming in. there's a weak front that's producing those clouds in western maryland and northern west virginia. those may be with us here off and on through the day, but a lot of sun too. sunrise 7:08. will probably be above freezing. the frost will be melting likely by around 8:00 this morning. by noontime near 50. during the middle of the afternoon, reaching the mid-50s. clear and chilly tonight for your friday evening festivities. you'll need to bundle up. down near 40 by midnight. by dawn tomorrow near 30. bright and sunny sa

. >>> still ahead at 11:00, a lobster tank hops the atlantic. lobster tank hops the atlantic. >>> ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ >>> it's fair to say that both of these guys need this game. >> yes. the redskins and jets need to win. the jets have a better chance for the playoffs but the redskins need it just as much because they want to build on a positive win from last weekend. >> they the jets head coach say that everything looks better when you win a game. the food tastes better and your girlfriend is better looking. rex grossman would agree and just like the coach. the q.p. is confident. even with a 4-7 record the redskins won't roll over. >> you are what your record says you are. but we still feel like we are a talented football team that can win every week. we are not patting ourselves on

according to aaa, mid-atlantic, that's up from last year, survey chinn is at reagan national airport with a report on holiday travelers. >> i'm hoping to get out a couple of days before the holidays. >> she's going to have lots of company out of roughly 5.6 million washingtonians, 2.2 million will be travelling in the next 12 days, up 1.5% from last year. both will be traveling by car. when it comes to air travel, liquids, gels and aerosols are ok on board as long as it is under 3.4 ounces. with the exception of breast milk, formula and medical liquids, where more is allowed but they will be inspected by agents. wrapped gifts are permitted but are subject to inspection. and snow globes are prohibited. >> did you wrap any gifts? >> we did when we checked them through. >> are they wrapped? >> of course. >> tsa agents have the discretion of unwrapping the gifts for a closer look if need be. >> ok. well, that's a little bit of a christmas surprise i didn't need. >> more people are traveling and carrying their gadgets around and it can be distracts. flight attendants are saying more peopl

following eighteen seasons across the atlantic the thirty eight year old right wing signs at city year deal with moscow regions auckland last summer but away from the club make sure he has his talent to help future generations of players it's exciting for the kids because you always put yourself in their position when you're their age and they never had a chance to you know had a chance skated good with some superstar or whatever because of where. but they have the chance and a lot of a lot of players become and are good to come so they come to practices and school the kids for which is it's exciting for them and i know how they feel like i would feel the same way helping out lots juniors is just one way alex a couple of gives back a k two ninety seven as he was loving good jobs in the n.h.l. has his own charity in canada which helped. kids with cardiac problems around the world heart trouble is something alex is just too familiar with as he spends two years in treatment himself from the age of eight there's a lot more things you could do in russia about just overgrown chardy you know

well severe weather here, atlantic coast. carolinas and georgia. you may be seeing some isolated thunderstorms. wherever you see the green is all going to be rain, coastal moisture is surging up here. heavy rain to be seen just from ohio valley in towards southern quebec. also this is the tuesday outlook for you. now heading over to europe. in the north it's going to be messy out there. new atlantic system approaching northern uk, gusts maybe reaching up to about 130 kilometers per hour. that could definitely set a significant stage for travel disturbance. very wet and windy just around the scandinavian peninsula as well. but as i step out, you can see how clear much of the other continents is in europe. london, 10 degrees, paris at 8, berlin not bad at 10 degrees and moscow, minus 1. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo, thank you for watching. bye-bye.

. >>> and a scuba diver said he discovered a historical treasure at the bottom of the atlantic. we've got a closer look coming up. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> britain's prince fill police department is back home tonight after a brief -- prince philip is back home tonight after a brief stay in the hospital. he was taken there last friday after complaining of chest pains. doctors successfully inserted a coronary stent to treat a clogged artery. it's the 90-year-old's most serious health issue to date. >>> a discovery at the bottom of the atlantic ocean could date back to world war ii. a scuba diver found the wreckage of a plane about 4 miles off the coast of jupiter, florida. he believes it's a curtis hell diver sb2c. if he's right it would be the second hell diver wreck found underwater in two years. one of the manes was found in hawaii -- planes was found off hawaii in january of 2010. those planes were flown in world war ii. >>> we're taking a look at the top business headlines of 2011 including two times when businesses bowed down to thei

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