ocean in the north atlantic in the region on both sides to the pacific north and south in the regions on either side of that and so i think the apec is so important for just that reason i think russia's pivot not ignoring europe but really amplifying their efforts in asia pac is very very smart all right one of the main goals today is liberalizing trade now the russians in the w.c. oh how far can they go but i think the w t o ascension was incredibly important the leadership that the russian government showed was great and i think it's

lindbergh was not actually the first across the atlantic.re were two english english flyers in 1919 by the name of alcock and brent. they wanted $10,000 reward, which is a lot of money at the time. it was a publicity stunt for two newspapers. they flew -- the airplanes were much deeper than. they flew from newfoundland over to ireland. so they only flew, i mean, they flew 1000 something miles. [inaudible] >> now, there is was a world war i bomber, okay? and so they were the first to actually make it across, but i mean, you know, you're talking about a different -- this is a 3600-mile flight for lindbergh versus a 1000-mile plus flight for alcock and brown. a lot of it is just the mechanics and publicity i think. in 1927 u.s. movies come come good radios, you had newspapers. unit phonographs. you know, millions of lindbergh -- you had talkies. lindbergh just came -- and the orteig prize competition just came out the right time for this kind of like fascination and this world adulation. somebody else? >> you spoke about ruth elder, and at the

number one alabama 30-0 over florida atlantic. >> verne: i expected a lot more out of florida atlantic. >> gary: if we were doing the game i would expect more out of florida atlantic. >> verne: alabama consecutive shutouts in the last two, trying to go for three in a row. i like their chances. 31-3. 4:45 to go, marcus murphy back to receive the kickoff. this has been a very convincing effort by south carolina. >> gary: and missouri had their chance again, just like they did against georgia. they had the ball inside the five at the end of the half, they were going it get the ball to start the third quarter and they didn't get a touchdown. then the bad kick. >> verne: yes. that one through the end zone. will come out to the 25. >> verne: notre dame has a chance to go 4-0 tonight. florida state has the same chance. here are the results. which seem most likely to finish? a lot of you like florida state. >> gary: and florida. >> verne: yeah, yeah. 34%. yes. florida had the huge win to open the year at a&m. >> gary: that really changed things for florida and allowed jeff driskel to emerge. t

and steer it back into the atlantic. that is good news for us. we have a second bonus as it moves the storm away from us. that is what will happen out in the atlantic. backboards our area, friday at lunchtime. -- back to our area, friday at lunchtime. this moves into maryland, possibly giving as rain later friday and into saturday morning. noticed this as we get into early saturday, a lot clouds, but not a lot of green. what the model is indicating is a lot of the rain may fall apart as it crosses through, especially over the nighttime hours. that may be good news if we do not have too much rain to worry about. temperatures dropped into the50 50's overnight. high pressure is our friend through much of early friday. then we watch for possible rain shower into friday night. the cold front passes through and back into the 70's this weekend. >> in today's medical alert, there may be an alternative to the traditional pain relieving medicines available for pregnant women. doctors tested nitrous oxide in found they received --

it is staying right out in the middle of the atlantic. your seven-day forecast, the beautiful weather continues. only a 20% chance the storm in the evening. >> you have to go back to september 22 of 1997 to find the last time the orioles and ravens started with both teams in first place in their respective divisions. the orioles will have to keep that up but they are concerned about injuries. jason havel have an mri taken. only his second start after cornerback, surgery. but is trying to keep a positive focus on a clubhouse seriously thinking make a nickel off the playoff race and become a postseason team. >> my grandmother used to say you'd never get more than you could handle. our guys still look that way. the fall 13 thing we had a chance for it to be your finest moment and you're looking at the potential for disasters. >> the orioles have plenty of potential as they start tonight in first-place tie with the yankees, two games ahead of tampa bay. for the ravens, the focus shifts to their first road game of the season as they travel to

the coolest of the air will get pushed out over the atlantic.his front will arrive over the weekend bringing a couple of scattered thunderstorms saturday afternoon. the next four or five days are looking gorgeous. and i stayed to be on the bay, wave's -- a nice day to be on the day with waves about 1 foot. the two storms out in the atlantic have dissipated enough to not be tropical in nature. that is the last little bit of michael, moving out in the north atlantic. now the 14th tropical depression of the season has formed. this could well become a canadian over the next couple of days. it could become a category one hurricane in next three or four days. is expected to be getting stronger. thankfully it is no threat to land areas right now. mostly sunny friday, a chance for thunderstorms saturday afternoon, then partly cloudy again on sunday. >> this is 11 sports. >> the team now makes a quick and difficult shift from winning in week one to preparing for week 2, next sunday in philadelphia. today was mostly trading for the ravens organization. se

a recurving system a will likely keep it in the open sea, open atlantic. they want that fairly locally just south of ocean city, maryland. 54 degrees. clear skies and cool. tomorrow we'll say 82 degrees. more sun, a bit warmer, comfortable. tomorrow 9:5 as we cool off late. dry the next two days, gorgeous. chances for showers come in on saturday. as we go saturday into sunday looks like things will dry out some. into early next week another rain maker, so i would say enjoy this dry stretch of warm weather through outthe week and sunday. more rain starting next week. >> we'll have snow in two weeks. >> all right. our thes, very important part of our families, right? >> somebody trod to take advantage of that unconditional love. these dogs were being sold online. >>> arming your children with a cell phone. with the recent school shootings, when is the right time? we'll help you have all that discussion over the dinner table when we come back. [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there'

a big area of high pressure is dominating the weather across the mid-atlantic. on the west side it gets a little milder. once this thing moves off the coast, the temperatures will climb a little bit, but not extreme. still very comfortable, 77-82 tomorrow. the normal is 79. because it for the next few days. -- low 80's for the next few days. high tide at fort mchenry at 4:14 in the morning. western maryland enjoy some beautiful weather, too. on the eastern shore, expect high temperatures to peak in the low 80's. bright sunny skies wednesday through friday. the delaware beaches down into southern maryland, 74 tomorrow, close to 80 thursday and then in the low 80's for friday and saturday. michael and lesley finally weekend, diminished, and moved into the cool waters of the north atlantic. a new storm has formed in this area of showers and thunderstorms is the 14th storm of the season, nadine. right now the winds are only 40 miles an hour, moving west at 15. it could become a category one hurricane. it is curving out into the open waters of the atlantic, -- no thr

continue thatto right out over the atlantic.wo weeks and counting cents nadine form that still has 45 mile an hour when that has not harmed anybody in any major land areas, thankfully. 74 degrees on thursday. still a chance of a shower, only 20%. doesn't look like a washout but there may be sprinkled in the area for the ravens game. a risk of a shark continues and we try out in the early part of next week. >> what started as a trader joe's peanut butter recall is expanding to more products due to a salmonella outbreak that hit maryland. the recall started with trader joe's creamy salted valencia peanut butter, but tonight, officials report its expanding to 76 different types of peanut butter because they were manufactured with the same equipment. it includes all want broader and peanut butter products made between may 1 of september 21. have been sold a major supermarket chains nationwide. we have them listed on our web site as well. the u.s. postal service's financial situation is looking grim tonight. by sunday, the services r

in return, the british will give us a number of atlantic military bases. they have no value to us, but the justify giving or ships to the british. the british fortunes continue rather unfortunate. by the end of 1940, in december of 1940, churchill tells of the r3 frankly my country is broke. and so roosevelt again tries to think of what he can do to bolster the british. he is out on a cruiser tuscaloosa and presumably a recreational voyage where he is playing cards but in the meantime, he is hatching an idea. when he is back in washington at a press conference, he makes this analogy. he says if you're neighbor's house is on fire you don't offer to sell them your garden hose, you offered to loan him your garden hose. thus was born the concept of lending for which the united states before going into the war began providing tens of millions of farms so that the british could stay in the game. much to his delay when they sent the first list under lease to the united states, they asked for 900,000 feet of hose. [laughter] in the summer of 1941 adolf hitler inva

once again the remnants of isaac will push into the mid- atlantic, interact with that frontal system and we'll be isn't as another front also moves in through the course of the week. the end of the week we finally get back to some drier weather and some sunshine. >> can't wait for that. >>> let's turn to sports now. lindsay murphy has a sneak peek of nissan sports xtra. what's going on? >> i go one on 1 coming up with bryce harper to talk about his rookie season, plus the countdown is on. find out when stephen strasburg's last outing will be and when you can see him again. >> plus we break down the running backs for the redskins next on nissan sports xtra. >> sound good that. does it for us. fox 5 news always on www.myfoxdc.com. sports xtra is two minutes away. have a great week!

the biggest morris, a six round pick from florida atlantic.rushed for 107 yards against the colts. evan recognizester missed the third preseason game with a knee injury. and then roy helu junior, he cemented his roster spot rushing 16 times. here is the head couch on his running backs -- head coach on his running backs. >> they are proven players. i like what i have seen in practice and in the game. each guy has a little different quality. it will be interesting to see how they compete. you like one to carry the load if he has that ability but nowadays it's hard to find that guy. we have three guys that i believe in with a lot of ability. he is a fullback. he is impressive. >> next sunday, new orleans, game one of the season. it has come so fast. the preseason flew by which is fine with everybody. >> i have a feeling this will be a good year, right? >> i'm not going to make any guesses. i don't like to say anything. i think it will be a good year. i won't say how good. >> good vibes. >> that's it for us. we are back at 10:00 and 11:00. hope yo

joining us right now is john townsend with aaa mid-atlantic to talk about terrible tuesday. it's not just one day, right? we're talking about the beginning of some bad traffic for the washington area. >> this is the beginning of the beginning, bruce, and we've seen this long on our local highways for the last 2 1/2 months with the kids out of school, but with all of the kids returning to all of the school systems tomorrow and all the parents and commuters back into the mix, we expect 2.8 million commuters on the highways and transportation systems tomorrow, 1 million kids, 7,000 school buses and the absolute return to the absolute worst gridlock in the country. >> already the worst gridlock in the country and, john, i'm looking at some data here. it talks about we'll be using 37 gallons of gas just idling in traffic. we'll be spending a lot of time, waistful time idling in traffic. what does that -- wasteful time idling in traffic. what does that do to the psyche of the washington area motorist? >> traffic will increase 26% over the summer months. so you can expect a 26% inc

now. 81 degrees in dulles. 79 toward frederick. 73 toward dover where you're getting air off the atlantic. moisture levels are also up. so that's an indication we have muggy air on top of us. 73 degrees. it's a mild nighttime temperature of 69. a pair of sixes with scattered showers. things will recover and we'll see sunshine tomorrow afternoon. clear overhead. toward the west, that's where things are starting to go

heavy rain and flooding from the ohio and tennessee valleys to the mid-atlantic, carolinas, and atlanta. >> 80s in the northern rockiero midwest, and southeast. triple digits in dallas and phoenix. 70s in the pacific northwest. >>> why today is a good day to buy a car. i know it's a good day to go shopping but car shopping? >> not bad. >>> get ready for a flood of new tech product this is week. that's straight ahead in your business news. >>> plus the air show disaster we showed you earlier. investigators looking into what went so wrong. ñ!ñcús

michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> we are following active storms in the atlantic tonight. tropical storm leslie has just passed by bermuda and will continue to cause high surf and rip tides. jim cantori is watching this storm from bermuda tonight. >> reporter: it has been a very rainy day. this area is about 12 inches down in rainfall. we just got word from the national security minister that he is giving bermuda the all-clear in terms of having no injuries and no major structural damage. leslie is still a big storm and will make its way to canada. this thing has about a 200-mile wide tropical storm windfield. even though it missed us by 140 miles we were still within 60 miles of the tropical storm force winds. the path takes it to the north and east and on tuesday it could still become a minimal hurricane. folks in st. johns will probably see watches and warnings come out later on this evening. here we are almost at the exact peak date of the atlantic hurricane season and we have leslie, michael and the next disturbance. some of the long range computer models don't take t

today, everyone in the mid- atlantic region is enjoying nearly perfect conditions. a few clouds in the sky this afternoon. it makes this guy look more interesting. right now, but the mix of clouds and sun that we will call part of plea cloudy. -- partly cloudly. dew point is low. humidity is down and a north, northwest breeze. the green shades show the cooler air filtering in through the mid-atlantic region and northeast of the great lakes giving us tremendous weather today. it will stick around for awhile. how long? we will talk about the insta- weather + forecast coming up. >> right now, a ceremony is under way to honor yeardly love. there dedicating a turf field to her. her mother is expected to speak shortly. she was beaten to death by her former boyfriend, george hugely. we will have much more after the game. the body of a 24-year-old man found floating in the susquehanna river, the family was actually at the police station reporting him missing when someone called to report finding his body. right now, no signs of foul play, but police are still investigating.

. >> another beautiful day in the mid-atlantic. nice weather settled last week and has been with us all week, and it is still very pleasant. 81 degrees right now at the inner harbor in downtown baltimore. across the state is very comfortable, about 80 here and 70's across much of the eastern shore. the dewpoint remains low. when the atmosphere is dry, another beautiful night tonight. the beginning of such changes as we head for the weekend. thunderstorms in parts of the state. the forecast in just a few minutes. >> the season push for the orioles is not coming easy. baltimore needed extra innings this afternoon against the rays. sports director jerry sandusky joins us with more on an amazing september run. . >> productivity in business in baltimore that a complete standstill right now. ever where you go, everybody is listening to the orioles game. right now they are tied with tampa bay in the bottom of the 13th. the orioles to have a runner on. a nice crowd on a thursday afternoon in baltimore. a great turnout today at camden yards

official title atlantic county treasurer. unofficially he runs his own mob in atlantic city.ng import business, importing booze during prohibition. his character draws from an actual figure back in the day and other greats and near-greats from that era come and go as well. including a young hothead from chicago named al capone. >> i'm making a statement. >> he has a lovely irish wife he can't trust and can't kill and she is at the top of a list of characters without one redeeming quality among them. >> i am not seeking forgiveness. >> the show is as dark as the rum he smuggles. there is either a murder or an aggravated assault every few minutes. the attention to detail is meticulous down to the city itself. they have moved atlantic city to brooklyn. this is beyond hollywood smoke and mirrors. this city is made of tractor trailers. over here is a blue wall made up of containerized 18-wheeler. >> yep. empty containers. they built the wall so they can cgi the ocean. >> on screen it plays big and vast and it is all fake, but looks so real. the real empire state building, visible

florida atlantic taking on number one alabama. >> spencer: a.j. mccarron finds kenny bell over the middle and takes off to the sideline, 85-yard touchdown. i have to tell you, we've got to start thinking about a.j. mccarron for the heisman consideration because success in this league and the nation overall is about mitigating risk, not necessarily big plays. his teammates can make that for him. >> tim: going to baton rouge and beat l.s.u., if you win that game and do the job you're going to get consideration. maryland and west virginia today. this was supposed to be a walkover, but it wasn't. >> tony: good thing they've got geno smith. he's going to find tavon austin over the middle. austin's third touchdown of the game. they go up by 31-14. 31-24. austin becomes west virginia's

official title atlantic county treasurer. unofficially he runs his own mob in atlantic city. import business, importing booze during prohibition. his character draws from an actual figure back in the day and other greats and near-greats from that era come and go as well. including a young hothead from chicago named al capone. >> i'm making a statement. >> he has a lovely i rsh wife he can't trust and can't kill and she is at the top of a list of characters without one redeeming quality among them. >> i am not seeking forgiveness. >> the show is as dark as the rum he smuggles. there is either a murder or an aggravated assault every few minutes. the attention to detail is meticulous down to the city itself. they have moved atlantic city to brooklyn. this is beyond hollywood smoke and mirrors. this city is made of tractor trailers. over here is a blue wall made up of containerized 18-wheeler. >> yep. empty container. they built the wall so they can cgi the ocean. >> on screen it plays big and vast and it is all fake, but looks so real. the real empire state building, visible whi

planning to close embassies and schools in twenty countries on friday for the meantime across the atlantic there is one big question occupying hearts and minds are why is that so much anger directed towards washington at the y. . house believes the movie was the only reason behind the violence but the problem is revealed by the anti american rallies remain resolved his gun a church account has the story. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protests to rectify the united states writ large or it us policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying it ministration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film which is right out there for two months you know if you know you think it's stupid film that nobody's seen causes people to assassinate ambassadors and to storm embassies and the question the us media keep asking why do so many millions of muslims hate the usa

during that six months ago, 12 more pilots died in the attempt to cross the atlantic. many of them were women. more people than that diet trying to cross other large bodies of water, but those that tried to cross the atlantic like i said many of them were trying to prove that women were just as capable in the men as -- in the air as men. it made sense to me as i was writing this and it made a general sense that this would have been when and how we did. the technology for a long-distance flight, a 33 our 3600-mile flight had come about as the development of powerful new era cooled engines. if you ever go in an area there's a lot of crop dusters you will still see these engines around. they look like octopi with all of the arms radiating out from them. they are very powerful and there was also the prevalent belief that the time the airplane would make the world a better place, that a kind of utopia would involve. the idea was because continents would be more quickly linked. people would get to know each other and therefore there would be an era of peace, no more war. the

and essentially the north atlantic coalition in general is that things are getting very very much worse somewhat slow and if president obama were reelected they would get much worse continued slow rate and if president if there were a president romney that would get much worse at a quicker rate i mean that's essentially the way to look at it the shift of money and power from the bottom to the top would accelerate under romney the condition for working people for women for. you know communities of color that are subject to massive incarceration for. countries abroad that are plagued by drone strikes we get much worse under mitt romney and they're already going to get quite bad under president obama. don't forget you can always find our stories at our team dot com more news and in-depth analysis available to you twenty four seventh's clude ing a sunstroke watching a stunning video of a massive explosion on the sun and find out how it affected us here on our. must go online to join the lucky visitor as i believe that it was a zoo in the czech republic as rare white bengal tiger triplets ma

atlantic satellite has quieted down.s a result, nasa sass launched their unmanned hurricane hunter, headed now toward td14 here in the south atlantic. in the meantime it's quiet around here, 52. still clear, still cool. sunny skies tomorrow and into the night tomorrow night low 50s. the outlook staying just a little warmer by day over the next two days. in the weekend temperatures will hover near 70. could bring a couple showers around here. i'm a little envious. i had a great time. this was outstanding, but i'm a little bit envious. >> tonight would be a heck of a night. >> just stay outside all week. let's talk about those ravens. brilliant, smashing, must see. rave reviews for the ravens on opening night. never have they scored this many, 44 points. they have one seven straight home openers, won 12 straight home games and sent a loud message to the bengals and the rest of the league that this offense may be the best wove' seen since marty doll re: s. ravens play in philadelphia this coming sunday. way to go, joe. we'l

at some point it could move toward mid-atlantic or new england. tonight 72. tomorrow 86. muggy. may feel warmer than that. tomorrow night 74 with more of those tropical showers and downpours. they will last into thursday. we'll get bulletproof -- briefly drier air. back to you. >>> seems like now most of us are working around the clock, trying keep our jobs. others are embracing their round the clock career but where do you draw the line between your work and personal life. >> reporter: she had everything she deeded to walk -- needed to walk down the aisle, veil, dress and her smartphone. yep, smartphone. she worked on her wedding day and tried to tuck the phone down her dress. >> my wedding planner removed-- removed it. i'm glad he did. >> reporter: she is an engaged workaholic, a new term of. term. >> the economy is adding a new level of pressure to the workforce. >> reporter: so are you a workaholic? researchers have developed a new skill. the questions include how often do you hear others to cut down at work. do you think how you can free up more time to work and less time e

nadine is a tropical storm and moving out to the east and northeast in the atlantic. it is tough to get that organize. the tropics are not very active at this stage in the game. shower chances late today. the basic forecast is increasing clouds. a southeast wind at 5 to 10 miles per hour. by tomorrow morning, we could see as much as half an inch of rain around the area. we could pick up another three- quarters of an inch to an inch of rain with some pretty good thunderstorms tomorrow. a slight risk for severe thunderstorm activity all across the mid atlantic region. 78 today. rain chances hold off until sunset. we will pick up clouds. thunderstorms tomorrow, says the high.h79 the >> good morning. some problems coming into us. an accident near 795. no delays on 70. pulaski highway at middle river road, another accident. closures continue in the city sinkhole repair. 45 miles per hour around frederick. 11 minutes on the outer loop north and west side. here's a quick, live look at traffic. outer loop traffic is building near security. we will keep you posted on that. thi

in the south atlantic, it's all about tropical storm leslie and the fact that we don't know where lesliewill head and that it's on the verge of a category one hurricane and projected to go category two. still well off the u.s. coast. if it lingers around, perhaps an eastward drift, could eventually get close are to the east coast. we'll see what happens. tonight 72 with showers and humid conditions. 86, muggy, showers, storms, some downpours. we may seat rain and moisture peaking tomorrow night into early wednesday. seven-day forecast, more rain for the next three days into the friday and weekend time frame i do think we'll see brief chance for drier weather. >>> now to democracy 2012 news, last week the republicans hadder that chance. they took aim at president obama in their convention. this week the democrats get their chance to respond. tory dunnan joins us now from the site of this week's democratic national convention in charlotte, north carolina i know things are just getting underway. tell us what's happening now. >> reporter: organizers at the dnc are making sure things are read

the track space in between the atlantic, and that is good news. if this changes, we will keep you up-to-date. that is something we will have to watch out for. back to our area, it is picture- perfect. high-pressure really dominates over the east right now, not only over maryland, but much of the mid-atlantic. a large part of the northeast is enjoying the sunshine right now. the high-pressure extends back into the planes as well. we have a couple more clouds as we back to the mountains and the four corners region, as a cold front is moving their way. it was a chilly start to the day, and now comfortable in the afternoon. 60s as you look out west, and we have some seventies on the lower eastern shore. we are expecting high temperatures to top off at around 78 in baltimore. take a look at these right now. this is indicating extremely dry air right now. 43 at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. this is an extremely low number there. the humidity is in the 30% range in baltimore. as far as pollen counts go, not too much. one thing you may notice if you are enjoy

we have three systems in the atlantic. upper 40s for overnight lows. that's coming up. >> all right. there are two keys to the best ravens parking, close and cheap. paying for a spot for both could and up getting you towed if you're not careful. joce sterman last a warning that you need to see before you hand over cash neither stadium. >> reporter: just because someone has a sign selling cheap spots doesn't mean you're good to g some are scammers. with 70,000 fans trying to get into m&t bank stadium, parking is at a premium. in some lot owners sell the spots. in other cases scammers take over, charge you cash, bail and your car is towed. the city is trying to shut down that type skin and sending out enforcers. lot owners need to provide a receipt, staff an attendant during the entire event and pay the city a share of the profits. >> any legitimate lot operator is paying taxes and have pulled a permit. they should be able to demonstrate they're a legal lot. if they don't have that i would probably move on. >> reporter: to protect yourself, ask for a rec

the open atlantic quiet. we have a tropical depression 14 within an unmanned aircraft taking off from the d.c. area headed into the heart of this system. you see what happens down here with tropical depression number 14. it may develop into a hurricane over the next few days. tonight 52, continued clear, continued cool, more of the same. 81 tomorrow. sunny skies, going to be warm, dry and pleasant tomorrow night. clear again and cool again, too. let's check out the outlook here. the next three days carbon cop i, slightly warmer by thursday. maybe the sit ti will get to 58 or sho. as we look beyond the week into the weekend, that's where we see the possibility of a few showers on saturday. mae some scattered showers. some of those could linger into early sunday. right now the outlook is generally relatively dry. i mean, beyond the weekend even, we're in the upper 70s with a lot of sunshine in the mix. this is what we wait for all year, my friend. >> blue skies, the humiditys gone and it's not too cold yet. >>

out in the open atlantic, things calming down.e do have tropical depression number 14 and the all new global hawk from nasa, unmanned hurricane hunter heading to the south atlantic to investigate this system. we'll she what happens. we'll see what this comes up with. interesting, almost like a weather drone. tonight 52, clear, cool degrees. enjoy that. 81 tomorrow, sunshine on tap. more of that warm dry weather. 52 clear and cool tomorrow night. the outlook is really more of the same, warmer for thursday. as we push toward the weekend, there's system. that could bring some showers in here toward the middle part of the week. optimistic that most of the weekend will remain dry. check out our mobile apps. we talk a lot about the itune store. storm shield, but storm shield, now an app available on your droid, your an droid phone. you cran get it in the google store. >>> hey, virginia, you're not doing enough to help so you will be losing federal aid. the epa will hold on to its grant money because virginia isn't doing enough to reduce

it's an active open atlantic. a category one hurricane.what's left of leslie, still a significant tropical storm out here, concern for ships trying to cross in the atlantic. it was a close call for bermuda. it's off of the african coast here moving out into the open waters. right now this is not a named storm, not even a named depression. let's get you back lear at o'football forecast, outstanding for the ravens. 70 at kickoff. clear skies, mild conditions. again just about as good as it gets. we'll be in the 60s. tomorrow 77, sunny skies. it looks great. clear as we cool off plate into the night. the next three days carbon copies, warmer by thursday and into the first part of the weekend a chance for a few showers in here by sunday. now you can't always be with us here at abc2. when you're on the go don't forget or mobile apps and storm shield apps. this is available for droid. head to the google store for that. all right. back to you. >>> now to democracy 2012 news, it's been about three days since the democratic convention wrapped up, b

it is clear across the entire mid-atlantic region. high pressure, meaning basically blue skies and very little cloud cover. here's that next frontal system beginning to march out. slow mover. we're in the part of the season where the fronts don't move. they bring in that refreshing air but do not move particularly fast yet. give it a few weeks, but this one will love slow. thursday more of the same. sunshine, dry conditions. i don't think tell pea impact us. as we go into friday that front getting closer. the chance for showers going up and especially on the day on saturday. more mild weather to keep us from warming up. hey, have you heard about this, the new global hawk from nasa, unmanned drone, weather drone flying into the heart of hurricane country yesterday and seeing that nadine had strengthened going from tropical depression number 14 to nadine. you can see better organization on the storm, certainly a storm that will continue to be monitored. the large hurricane hunter aircraft, they're expensive to fly. they can get the dron

you had been signed by atlantic records, and it was a huge moment. this was yet... like you were going to have now your... >> another moment. >> hinojosa: 1962, it was 1972, it was going to be another big hit. you were all ready, right? >> yes. >> hinojosa: you were ready to jump on. >> i had their hottest producer, who had been producing wilson pickett. we went down to muscle shoals, which is why the album called the scene of the crime. and atlantic was really behind it. and it didn't come out. we... it was... i just thought it was really a very good album. and they just called one day and said, "we've decided not to go forward with the project." and they had already sent me the plane tickets to go on the promotion tour. they said, "send the tickets back. we've decided not to go forward." of course, i've let everyone i know in show business listen to this, and i've got the plane tickets, so i know it's coming up. now i don't believe anything unless i'm actually standing there. >> hinojosa: so it was an incredible life lesson. >> oh, it was like some

and we have our storm nadine out in the atlantic.all the computer models are indicating it will stay out there. it will not head toward the u.s. at all. they are not watching much out in the atlantic right now. not much activity. are forecast today -- a few scattered clouds out there. and evening shower. i would rather call it a slight chance for an evening sprinkle. southwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. here is our computer model, it indicates what happens by midnight or so. most of the rain is heading into our area. saturday looks fine. sunday looks fine. by the time we get into monday, we begin to see more cloud, and by monday into tuesday, another system coming our way with a higher chance for precipitation. so, the seven-day forecast, and evening sprinkle. otherwise, clear weather with scattered cloud. monday looks fine. by tuesday, we have that chance for some rain, and of course on monday, the eagles and the ravens play in philadelphia. it looks like a 1:00 game on sunday. mostly sunny skies, temperatures very pleasant,

it's active in the hope atlantic. we've got leslie. she's a tropical storm after making a close pass on bermuda. certainly the path way from the caribbean into the gulf. no big storms to be concerned with. tonight 50 degrees, clear, cool and crisp. if you're headed downtown for the game the weather will be as good last this gets. sunny skies. we'll stay warm and dry and we cool off late sort of sleeping weather. you can open the windows up. sunshine through the middle part of the week, low 80s. we get warmer thursday into friday. as we look at the weekend, the chances for showers will likely return by the second half. still early to tell on that one. on the whole we do see a nice stretch, my friend. >> beautiful today. >> and it feels like football, just in time for the ravens opener. >> that's good. all right. here we go. >>> zeke went for a run in this florida neighborhood today. did we mention zeke is a monkey. you'll see where help went and how the family coaxed him back home. >> what's so unusual about this pizza john? the car on

the 9th longest lasting storm in the atlantic. moving to the northwest at 7, try to kick this offshore to give you a reference, 2400 miles, east, southeast of ocean city maryland. it continues to pub towards the eastern atlantic. future trend shows us improving conditions in to the weekend as we will see a blend of sunshine and clouds. future temperatures showing us in to the 60s and 50s for tonight. we will boil the numb down to 56 in town. mostly cloudy, showers south and east. 72 degrees tomorrow. seasonable, around 73. the o's game saturday night, 50, partly cloudy and cooler. here is your exclusive forecast from the maryland's most accurate weather team, 72 saturday and storm we talked about for 6:00. this is our mobile app on i tunes and android. >>> both presidential candidates are preparing for a series of debates, that could have an impact on the race for the white house. torey dunnan joins us live from washington. the work begun. >> reporter: the first presidential debate is just five days away. now the candidates are st

what mother moves back into the mid-atlantic on monday. back intother moves the mid atlantic on monday. sunrise saturday morning at 6:48. on the bay, gusts at 25 knots. 3 foot waves are possible on the open waters of the day. western maryland, a fall preview. 66 on sunday. saturday night, sunday morning, 30's in the western maryland mountains. sunny skies remain into sunday with highs and the the upper 70's. at the coast, if the weather. temperature almost 80 degrees. still quite comfortable. it's sunny day for football on sunday. ravens and eagles kicking off. .ook for 70's during the game still watching nadine. sydney thymol an hour winds. it expected to remain a category one -- 75 mph winds. still expected to remain a category one storm. beautiful weather the middle of next week. >> stick around for a late night with jimmy fallon. >> hey everyone in baltimore. hugh laurie is here. plus jj abrams. >> and check on the orioles. so far, so good. they had sold possession of fir. >> this is 11 sports. >> a cross-country flight to face the hot

we also have lesley, still stalled in the atlantic.ventually supposed to drift north where bermuda is threatened. and michael, still a hurricane, out in the middle of the atlantic as well. here is our forecast locally. on the unit side, 87-92, the high. lots of sunshine, and maybe an isolated stormed could crop up. south wind from 5 to 10 miles per hour. the futurecast -- we see by saturday afternoon, 2:00, there is that front back in wisconsin. it is coming in, so we will pick up clouds saturday afternoon, saturday evening. by sunday, we start to dry out and take the temperatures down. highs today up around 90 degrees, a little on the him inside. tomorrow, before the front comes in, temperatures up into the 80's. into the west, western maryland, the front comes through about 7:00, 8:00 in the evening, humidity drops dramatically. when we bounce back, we will be in the 70's for several days for a high. 90 today, 86 saturday. by sunday, breezy and cooler, only around 80 for a high. then highs in the 80's, lows in the 50's. >> in today's

out in the tropical and atlantic, leslie is a tropical storm, almost all. the forecast senator bermuda by the weekend. tropical depression 13, very small, is way out in the atlantic and does not look like it will be any problem, either. 69-75 tonight with some scattered storms coming our way. tomorrow, the same as today. storms, maybe some heavy rains. southeast winds at 5-10 miles an hour. during the day, self winds and up 1 foot shop on the waters of the bay. by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening and again on wednesday, more of these scattered or showered -- isolated shower activity. we might see an isolated shower but it looks like most of the day will be dry on thursday. a pilot strike, but next weekend, more rain. >> closing and on the first- place yankees. see how they did it, next on sports. >> the maryland lottery, let yourself play. jackpot is an estimated $550,000. 18-6-24-35-39-43. if no one that is all six numbers on one line of a ticket, the jackpot climbs to $575,000. the next drawing is thursday night at 11:22 here on wbal-tv 11. the mar

starting in the tropics, the atlantic is still active.winds 70 miles per hour, about to become a hurricane. looks like it will miss puerto rico and the bahamas. most of the computer models take it east of bermuda. some of the longer range models aim it back at the new england coast once we get into the tail end of next weekend so if you have travel plans on the new england coast, pay attention to what happens with leslie. we have tropical trouble at home, the remnants of isaac drifting across the southern part of illinois. auto -- it's lost tropical features. heavy rain ahead of it, heavy showers and thunderstorms, west virginia, back into ohio, west of us right now. nothing in the radar around baltimore. light rain in pennsylvania. for the next couple of hours it will stay dry but the further into the day, the better the chance some of that rain will move in so if you have things to do outside, the earlier in the day you do it, the better. the possibility of thunderstorms exists later this afternoon. 73 at the airport, 63 in tauni town,

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heavy rain and flooding from the ohio and tennessee valleys to the mid-atlantic, carolinas, and atlanta. >> triple digits in dallas and phoenix. 70s in the pacific knnorthwest. >>> why today is a good day to buy a car. i know it's a good day to go shopping but car shopping? >> not bad. >>> get ready for a flood of new tech product this is week. >>> plus the air show disaster we showed you earlier. investigators looking into what went so wrong. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. it's rivals are trying to beat's toll the punch. am is expected to unveil a new iphone and mini-ipad next week. samsung and sony unveiled new phones last week. there are other events held this week that are expected to include a new kindle fire tablet. >>> the auto industry is expected to be a key subject in this year's election. gm and chrysler are again profitable after receiving bailout money. which, of course, was opposed by many republicans. >>> this might be a good day to give some of your money to the auto industry. several major companies are offering big incentives to dealers to sell their cars. th

fairly wet along the atlantic coast. up into canada. severe with forecast for that atlantic coast. that's going to be moving out in the next 24 hours. so the should bea b a bit clear for you. notice snow up in western parts of quebec. in behind the cysystem to the east. strong gust. blast of cooler air will be coming in. that will be bringing temperatures down. chicago, wednesday, at 22. will fall done to 16 by middle . summer look in seattle. it will gradually start falling. still staying a little bit above average. okay, let's go down to europe. still wet, unstable across the north, scandinavia, seeing lots of wind, rain, and then storms, from finland, right down into, toward italy. now this storm is also -- bringing with it cold air in behind. that will be dropping temperatures down. berlin, today, looking for 16 degrees. that will fall to 14 thursday. vienna getting down as well to about 14. meanwhile, budapest, 25 degrees. by friday. you are going to be seeing about 1. still seeing nice sunshine. it will be getting a good bit chillier. madrid, dropping out of the 30s done to 2

it is expected to become a category one storm in the middle of the atlantic. lesley is a category one storm and its expected to be a category 2 hurricane as it approaches hamilton in bermuda. sometime early on sunday and then it passes all the way into the north atlantic. it may bring some damaging winds into the bermuda area. no threat to us. the seven day, tomorrow, 90 degrees with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. the weekend features another front moving in. a good chance on saturday lingering into sunday morning and clearing out and feeling like fall early next week just in time for ravens football. >> thank you. an athletic field has been dedicated. she is the young woman who was beaten to death by her ex- boyfriend. her connection, next. >> the number of children diagnosed with skin cancer has increased. what could be behind this new trend? . >> schools are about to get a big boost. anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four