most of the rain is way out over the atlantic. here is the nice high pressure coming in.he storm off to the southwest. again, that's several days away. our forecast map shows a cooling front from the great lakes. with no moisture to work with, it looks like it will come in here dry. it will provide for cooler evenings for the next couple nights. here is the high pressure that will be coming in and positioning over us keeping us in great shape for several days. the forecast today partly cloudy skies. some clouds will pop this afternoon. it will be warmer than the past couple days with highs reaching the upper 70's and in some cases low 80's. winds northerly at 5 to 10 miles per hour. all and all, very pleasant weather. >> all right, john. thank you. "11 news sunday morning" continues in 25 minutes. >>> we are back on this sunday morning, september 13th, 2009, with a look at the happy group joining us outside on the plaza. i'm carl quintanilla filling in for lester holt this morning alongside jenna wolfe. >> the weather has started to change a bit. i could feel it this week

wilmington, myrtle beach, charleston, wet weather day ahead here in the mid atlantic states. clouds will be on the increase. fairly warm here in the northeast. mid to upper 60s for morning time temperatures. lower to middle 70s and muggy for more temperatures in the southeast. another morning and afternoon of storms in florida, central and south florida. but in the mid atlantic, mostly cloudy with highs in the lower 80s. that's a check of the regional forecast. now the forecast close to home. cleveland, ohio, good morning to you. an increase in cloud cover. maybe a stray shower. highs at 80. charleston, spotty showers 80s there. savannah, highs of 92. overall, the first full day of fall today but still feels like summer across much of the region. christina. >> all right. thanks so much, ryan. >>> the fed finishes up, google finishes higher, and banks rush to act before congress does. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, you won't believe how this hollywood star spends her spare time helping out at her daughter's school. >>> the blue jays rally, t

here is what it looks like around the mid-atlantic. altimore-washington, you have reagan, dlus, rain in the area. here's what we have the rest of the afternoon. one hour more delays looking at morning fog. otherwise a decent day. walmart checks other stores' prices so we can save on all our game time favorites. and if there is a better price out there, they'll even match it. which means come game time... ...i'm just as ready as he is. game time costs less at walmart. save money. live better. walmart. preaching and its leader called police and shot this video. one witness told our affiliate that 80 to 100 teens were pushing and shoving. we don't know what started it, but police say alcohol definitely helped it along. >>> a washington state mom is facing an all too common dilemma. her son's been accepted to a prestigious school, but she can't afford to pay it. a report from komo says she has turned to panhandling to cover his tuition. >> reporter: deejay strong has the chance of a lifetime. his dance teacher is amazed at his talent after

they will have to keep track of fred as it travels across the atlantic ocean. here. kind of spotty. p 70 to 75 the high. a west-southwest wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. insta-weather futurecast. just watch what happens here. this kind of like spins around and moves to the east and eventually out of the picture. so by sunday we'll be clear of the storm, and it will be a much nicer day. although today will be very nice compared to yesterday. today we expect some sun, a lot of clouds, and maybe shower. by wednesday, thursday, and friday, rain comes back. >> and now an i-team follow-up. he targeted his commercials to desperate home owners, but his financial fix led some people to lose their homes. yesterday a judge sentenced michael k. lewis. barry sims was in the courtroom. he has the details. >> flanked by defensive attorneys michael lewis made no comment as he arrived at federal court in greenbelt. the judge ordered him to serve 6.5 years for conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bankruptcy broad -- five years for bankruptcy fraud. larry ross is glad he's going to pr

here. then the pressure gradient with the high that's exiting that's creating a strong gusty wind. 40 miles per hour in atlantic city. currently 33. belmar, just had a gust of 39. just coming into ocean city, maryland, down here around south of atlantic city near wildwood, some of the rain tossed up in new york and long island. that's where it will head during the day today. so it's going to be cool, it's going to be windy and it's going to be wet. we're talking anywhere from southern connecticut, right down through new york, baltimore and d.c. a little bit of rain for you today. the rest of the ohio valley is fine. southeast, not bad. i doubt we'll get the shuttle in tonight. more showers and storms expected in atlanta. that active weather, that front is kind of hung up there in florida. more showers and storms likely. very similar to yesterday. officially they're giving the schultz a 40% chance of good weather. that is clear enough to land, which isn't very good. well, dan, that was a mouthful. friday forecast is over. i'll get to your weekend forecast a little later. >> all right. thank you, bill. >>> stocks

here. to salisbury, to philadelphia and movin u ennnal pennsylvania. there is wildwood, new jersey, over four inches. toms river three and atlantic city. harford and cecil count i is where most of it is now. here, showers around montgomery county. south dry. it's the southern edge of this that is starting to sink further southward. around silver spring, around wheaton, light showers moving through. gaithersburg, through. new carrollton, you've got light showers approaching your area same thing for northern loudoun county. nuisance stuff left out there new. ocean city, it's the end of summer, folks. they are taking down the volley ball net. that's when you know summer is done. ellicott city, maryland, coolest spot 58 degrees. 63 in annapolis. you folks will get a chance to dry out tomorrow, as well. high pressure will start moving in. we'll watch the gulf because there could be more developments taking placeown there over the next couple of days. could be a tropical-type system forming there. for the next 48 hours here, rtainly the next 24, we'll start to dry out. by morning we'll have cloudy skies around. then by the afternoon, the rest

here pretty quiet stuff. if you are traveling to charlotte or raleigh you will run in to it. new jersey, atlantic city we have showers, but locally a quiet morning with showers approaching charlottesville and points south of there. temperature-wise, it is also a mild morning, low 70s here in washington with many areas in the mid to upper 60s. and for today it will be a warm day. average high 77. first full day of fall will see highs in the low to mid-80s with a spotty shower out there this afternoon. right now 71. patranya bhoolsuwan is in at 5:30 for angie. >> good morning, everyone. right now traffic is looking good. we will start off in virginia. 95 northbound. volume is build up between prince william parkway and no delays just yet going up to lorton. we will head to the district and see how things are looking in dc this morning. ened in new york avenue as you can see open roads. no problems between the times building and the third street tunnel. >>> hit the maps and see how thicks are looking -- how things are looking. 95 and the bw parkway is clear from 32 to the beltway. andrea, back to yo

here's justin berk. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're watching a strengthening hurricane out in the open waters of the atlantic. we're watching a coastal storm here and while we could have potential flooding just got brand new video in. we'll show you, of flooding in turkey. unfortunately some fatalities to go along with that. locally, though, maryland's most powerful doppler radar, rain and light rain pushing away from bel air to jarrettsville. watch it move from east-to-west which means it's heading to baltimore county so it will get wet in the next half-hour on 83 and maybe towson getting clipped with showers. overall the wide view highlights the fact there's a storm off the coast. we have spotty showers, no widespread steady and heavy rain but take that umbrella because it's going to be wet today. and the chance of showers will actually go up as the day wears on. our two-degree guarantee officially 73. i think just because of the date, 9-9-09 we'll stay with the additional seven plus two, 72. i don't want to wake you up too much this morning. >>> 6:31. let's check the roads with kim, hopefully an easy ride b

been seeing some occasional showers and thunderstorms along the beaches, especially along the atlantic coast herein florida. stormy weather on occasion along the i-10 corridor. widespread across southern mississippi. things are kind of popping up in the nation's midsection. it's really hit or miss. not everybody's getting it. denver metro area looking at some light rain showers coming into your neighborhood. then the real steady rain where some of the worst weather in the country is for the weekend, unless you like to stay indoors and get the fireplace going instead of the grill, seattle and down into the portland area. a live picture to show you from our affiliate in seattle. there you see the overcast skies. rain expected today. temperatures lucky to get into the mid-60s. only going to be about 61 this afternoon. and snow in the higher elevations. a couple of feet. >> oh, my gosh. >> i know. >> going to be a long winter there, something tells me. >> it's kind of always that way. >> oh, okay. >> isn't it? >> i don't know. i'm thinking labor day? >> it is a little more indicative of winter, certa

atlantic for right now. things will change as the cold front makes its way through here tonight. will have more in a minute. 64 of the airport. it will be pretty nice. details on the seven-day in a little bit. >> here is a look ahead to 11 news today. >> the city council is considering a one pass idea that would give kids access to all types of services. some are worried it will become an law enforcement tool. i will have the details straight ahead. >> president obama heads to ohio and pennsylvania to campaign for his economic recovery plan and health care reform. the story is coming up. >> if you are traveling this morning in one area, we will tell you about a he wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. it's delicious. delicious. i know. but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i was expecting... expecting sawdust and cardboard? i know. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. ok. i'll take a box, but you probably already knew that. (announcer) fiber one. cardboa

we are seeing the after effects down here in the mid-atlantic. it will be variable this afternoon. not a bad morning. 56 at the airport. 57 downtown. as we head to the mountains of western maryland, it will be rainy at 51 degrees. it is not so bad here. 65. a cooler day. the winds will not be as intense today as it was a yesterday. as you take a look at the shores, 58 is the forecast high. the waves are still turning up to 2 feet on the bay. 92 degree record high was set for today. we are nowhere near that today. the record low will be in the 30's. that is the record. we will not be near that. the temperature will drop but it will be in the 40's in outlying areas. a high-pressure to our west. it will clear is out tomorrow. we will be mostly sunny but cold. 67 degree will be the high. it will be beautiful outside. a slight chance of showers late in the day. maybe some thunder as the front moves through here. >> thank you. a prominent crowd was in attendance to help raise money and awareness for als. >> our reporter has the story. >> he can no longer walk or move -- raiser but a cele

atlantic. cloudy conditions here as well. that moisture plume isn't going to go anywhere.ou have to deal with humidity as we move through into the forecast period as well over the course of the next day or so. let's go to our wther maps. as far as current conditions are concerned, at national airport being we've got 69 degrees foour temperature. the humidity at 70%. it is a little improvement from yesterday. we were at 90%. northeasterly wind flow 14 miles per hour. it is 65 at baltimore. 70 at dulles. 75 at fredericksburg and 66 at frederick. we dealt with that cold front that moved its way to the south. the problem is it is stalling out so that is causing us to be in this unsettled weather pattern. it will move its way to the north. we have a low pressure system moving in from the central portion of the country. that will set us up for a weekend that will have us very unsettled with rainfall throughout the course of -- off and on throughout mainly saturday with just a little bit more on sunday. mild conditioned for today though. temperatures into the 70s and we'll see se

not so much the stuff out here but across the mid-atlantic, throwing the moisture north but the low isnd this low along with an approaching cold front they will start to squeeze more moisture our and push everything in our direction for later month to tomorrow. that's why rain chances, i expect will be going up. here's our seven-day forecast. temperatures mid-70s. 60s to near 70 tomorrow with steadier rains. friday and saturday, spotty showers. and by sunday and monday looking good. highs around 80 degrees. it is 5:49. with a long traffic list here's angie goff. >> we will break it down and make it easy for you to follow. begin with an understand den on white house road. an accident investigation at brown station road. we know that's where ten or 15 minutes more for crews to be out there working. on 270 from 109 to 121. no problems. just a little volume. same situation as drivers approach 124, montgomery village avenue. moving back to our maps. on river road past hall road is where we have a water main break and crews working. on the inner loop things are clear as we check out the real

here to the mid atlantic, at least first thing this morning, some showers and thunderstorms down towards d.c., extending back to west virginia, western virginia, norfolk and virginia beach. that's where most of the active weather is. 56 in detroit. 59 in boston. 63 this morning in new york. up to about 72 in the big apple. 86 with storms in charlotte. plenty of heat and humidity with highs into the lower 90s. that's a check of the forecast across the region. now a look at the weather close to home. portland, maine, 61 degrees. fall certainly settling in for the weekend. ibdy, 76 and showers. columbus, ohio, mostly showers, cloudy, and 73. across much of the region, though, fall settling in. some really wonderful weather across the northeast for today and tomorrow, dan. >> that's g. because people are still gripping onto their swim trunks. they don't want summer to go just yet. >> well, as we get into the weekend we'll be getting cooler. >> all right. the bad news. thank you for that, ryan. >>> home sales fall, oil slides, and blackberries lose some flavor. your early morning business hea

here comes the rain. from new york city down to atlantic city, that will be the toughest of it and here comes the rain rightannouncer: this weather allergy report sponsored by claritin allergy products. live claritin clear. >>> not very pasant here right now. let's talk about the pollen report because there's a large area extending from the hentral and southern rocky across the plains in the midwest. moderate to high levels of pollen, very high pollen levels extend from salt lake valley. the majority is from ragwd. aside from some moderate levels of pollen in parts of the east coast which is also largely from ragweed, most of the country peciriexngener lowex pollen levs at this time. and this pollenorecast is brought to you by accuweather.com. for more, just go cbs.com and for my favoriteful who are out here with us, and maggie, as well -- >> as long as they'll be out heerks we ought to be out here. >> i'm trying to stay dry with my friends from north carolina. >> there you go. >> all right, everybody. read this with me. up next, a brave woman is living out the bucket list movie for real. we'll meet her whe

much more tranquil conditions here, around the mid-atlantic, mid-50s and mostly cloudy skies. 56 baltimore, new york, philly, norfolk, 58. we're watching showers in through western pennsylvania. even western maryland. we watched some actually pick up here, some hint of at least a few sprinkles up across york county heading over towards perhaps north side of lancaster and up towards allentown eventually. if you're heading in that direction you may get a little wet. otherwise we have the clouds dominating, all in response to this upper level low pressure system still spinning across eastern canada and dragging in chilly air. we have one more disturbed area in the atmosphere to produce clouds but eventually we're clearing things out and eventually we'll squeeze the chilly stuff out of here. but we have two more days of the chill to deal with. in thenorthern plains they are having a hard freeze in some spots. it will modify by the time it gets here but we still have a round of cool air to deal with. 67 today after the cloudy morning, we turn partly sunny this afternoon. and the breeze picking

let me also thank the atlantic council for inviting me to speak here today. i know that the atlantic council, which already has a longstanding reputation as a preeminent think tank, has new energy and new wind in its sales. that is the kind of atmosphere that i like. that is why i am pleased to make my first speech in the united states as the new nato secretary here today. that was a very kind introduction. i was the prime minister of denmark for nearly eight years before taking over this post. a lot of people last may -- a lot people asked me at the time while i would want to give up that very special job to head up an organization that some consider out of date and which is struggling with a very difficult operation in afghanistan. my answer then was as clear as it is now -- because nato remains the gold standard when it comes to international security cooperation, because i believe firmly in the benefits and the potential of the trans- atlantic partnership, now as much as ever, because we must succeed in afghanistan, and i intend to make that happen, and, f

. >>> and we'll talk about the weather because it will impact the services going on here and across the atlantic. >> certainly a very wet and rainy the next couple of hours here in washington and very wet and blustery in new york city. the winds are whipping up as we have this area of low pressure off the coast of delaware but its impacting the atlantic and southern new england. let's go to the weather. i'll show it to you. it's very impressive. off to the nortand east, expecting extremely heavy rain. up to six inches of rain expected near philadelphia and toward wilmington. here in washington, we're on the western edge of it but we ain e vband of heavy nomor through the district in the last 45 minutes. very slow to get out of here as this area of low pressure has been moving up the eastern seaboard for the better part of five days now. let's talk about temperatures and the winds. currently 59 degrees. it's cool out there. bring along a jacket as the winds are gusting out of the north at 15 miles per hour. humidity is 87% in the rain and the pressure is down. 30.12 inches. heres your forecast. t

atlanta, georgia, to the fires out in los angeles and quite tranquil as far as we're concerned here in the mid-atlantic still have to deal with active weather possibly as we do this transition from summer on in through winter. we call it the fall season. 66 degrees, feels like summer trying to hang on today. 07 richmond, virginia, sign of mugginess and look at the moisture flowing up from the south. part of that storm system we've been watching across the carolina coastline just plaguing the delaware and new jersey beaches this morning. more showers back into the mountains and some of these showers may run their way up the mountain and could build back in this afternoon. so we have a very soupy environment. nothing very well organized but with mostly cloudy skies and patchy fog this morning, maybe a peek or two of sun, back to 80 this afternoon in baltimore. the threat of showers. so take that umbrella, maybe a little cooler, 77 westminster. 78 parkton. i know you see the raindrops on the scene and if you don't have them on your windshield you'll get mad. take the umbrella for good measure, you'll be f

here around our part of the world in the atlantic, we had a quiet season. as we take a look outside this morning, we had the autumn chill arrive. and we look at the sky going back in time, and over the last hour and a half, we can squeeze that down to 30 seconds. and the camera is on our tower, about :&>fñ.5x275 feet up look towards virginia in the w5 district, and looking towards the south-southwest, and you can see clouds rolling in from e northwest. and the winds are gust k 60 to 70 miles per hour, and down to the surface they are gusting to near 40. and let's look at the live view of the sky wcher camera. you can see the camera bouncing around a bit as the winds increased over the last hour. as we look at the view from the city camera, we see clouds passing over capitol hill. that's a live picture this morning. the river is getting a bit of a chop on it from e winds that increased. 67 in washington. and the atlantic tropical season have not been active. we had two hurricanes so far and four tropical storms. we are at the height of the hurricane season

skies are clear not just here but across most of the mid- atlantic. you have to travel up into pennsylvania or well to the south across southwestern an southern portions of virginia to find any clouds. not much going on here. temperatures around the region generally speaking in the 60s. 65degrees at reagan national. also 65 at dulles. bwi marshall coming in at 61 degrees at this hour. your forecast for today, mostly sunny skies. a warm afternoon with the high well above normal. our normal high for this date would be 08 degrees. we are looking for a high of about 85 degrees downtown. more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> hard to believe it is already the middle of september. >> it is. yeah, as a matter of fact with the nice warm temperatures, but we'll take it. >> that means about one more week of official summer left. >> officially, yeah, like a little more than a week, that's right. >> very good. julie wright standing by with a check of traffic. >> i'm hling onto summer for as long as i can. >> let's do it, julie. >> between

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as this rain comes in our direction plus the surface wind that is coming off the atlantic all ganging up here. we have wet weather extending through today, probably through tonight. you see this clearing back here? just west of pittsburgh and ohio? that is good news because that is high pressure that will try to move its way in just far enough to perhaps push all the moisture out of here during the day tomorrow. this is going to linger, in the deep south it's been lingering there the bester part of the last week. we combine that easterly wind off the atlantic, we get the moisture today, we'll try to dry out into the weekend, it may still roll back at us late sunday and early next week. today our two-degree guarantee 6. mind you, that is -- 67. mind you, that is 12 degrees below normal. most of you are just going to have a cool wet day with period of rain, not a complete washout. drizzle left over tonight with fog and 61. tomorrow looks like a day that is going to make it back up to 76 with some clearing into the afternoon. we'll check out the extended forecast in the next half-hour. remember,

way out here in the atlantic, we have tropical storm fred.yver o atlantic and not affect the eastern seaboard. let's look at the closer view. our region showing this is the main weather feature in the eastern half of the country, and it's beginning to show signs that it's trying to lift a bit to the north. it will be doing this ever so slowly. as a result, we will have the continued east mosterly flow that will keep in the clouds as well as showers. we will see this color going forward over the next 48 hours. there is a chance all the way into tomorrow morning, mainly south and east of washington, a few passing showers that will tomorrow morning, all around the region, we get a wet start to the day and during the day on wednesday, and perhaps a few ssing showers. and on into thursday as well. for the afternoon, remaining cloudy. a chance of a few showers passing east and south of washington. west and north should stay dry, but cloudy. highs reaching low to mid-70s. overnight tonight, remaining cloudy, but still a few showers, maybe 25, 35 miles south t of washington. around dawn, aro

we still have a very weak tropical depression, way off the atlantic, it will not become much of thing because there's a lot of sheer out here. really of no concern to anyone or any lands areas. but it's a tropical depression number eight off the atlantic. east winds 10 to 15 knots. the bay temp around 73. tonight let's call it partly cloudy, pleasantly cool. tomorrow increasing clouds, rain by the afternoon, 65 for a high. the next five days, 65. warming up with some sunshine by the afternoon for the ravens game, 75, 76 but that thundershower threat monday evening. then 68 for the high. >>> coming up we'll hear about a raven who hopes to win >>> well in about 48 hours we'll see if the ravens are as good as they say they are. >> the leader and attitude on offense, mason going into sunday's game with cleveland, mason needs just three more receptions to reach 800 for his career. he would be just the 23rd in history with that many camps. mason reluctant to discuss his milestone but the team speaks to his impact. >> it's the clutch catches that he makes, the leadership that he brings, the way he practices. >> tj smith is healthy

atlantic. it has 150 mile per hour winds. it is forecast to stay out hereand are really harm anybody on land. 71 tomorrow. 73 and showers on friday. things start to clear up as we get into the weekend. partly cloudy and up to 80 degrees on sunday. >> now, 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> the ravens went to this entire offseason with so many people questioning that they had enough talent. the best talent seems to becoming from -- ravens have only four receivers on the roster. lj smith still has a week or two before returning. joe flacco's favorite targets, derrick mason, flirted with retirement this year. he came back for a shot at a ring. >> we want to play a lot better this year. this year, we want to make sure all of our bases are covered and everybody stays healthy if that is possible. we want to make sure this season does not end up the way last season did. >> kansas city chiefs still don't know if they will have matt cassel to quarterback on sunday. he remains limited by a knee sprain suffered during the preseason. kansas city rookie head coach fired

thank you for your work here at the atlantic council, and thank you for the congratulations, and congratulations to what you're bringing to the council in terms of revitalizing this venerable institution and trying to get into the 21st century, so congratulations. it is a pleasure to watch you, albeit from a remove situation. mr. secretary general, senator lugar, members of the council, and distinguished guests, thank you for the opportunity to say a few words this evening. there are some threats we are dealing with that war unthinkable 60 years ago. allied service members and civilians from 42 nations work together to defeat al qaeda and the taliban to build a stable and peaceful state. proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile technology, cyber warfare capabilities seeking to undermine the very infrastructure that many of us take for granted in our daily lives, the daily threat in are interconnected world, piracy, energy change, failed and failing states, and the resumption of old ethnic hatreds has needed cooperation among allies. some outsiders and declared that nato

atlantic city, or as we folks here in new york city call it, a.c., an 8% discount. so, lots of beach -- beach communities, which are seeing some very nice discounts, kyra. >> all right. well, where are these places so negotiable compared to other cities? >> well, it's really supply and demand. that's always what drives price in real estate. in this case, let's just talk a lot about supply, because florida has a glut of inventory. this is one of the epicenters of the real estate bubble. so, it's no coincidence as you mentioned that florida has the nation's second highest foreclosure rate. we've been seeing improvements. you talked about that, where we're seeing improvements -- improvements in the nchl foreclosures declining. not true in florida. we've seen them increase, whereas, for instance, we've seen buyers in california paying over the listing price. lots of foreclosures. lots of interested parties. moving down the inventory. but, florida still has a big glut. and would-be buyers are -- are haggling successfully, kyra. >> we always love to haggle. you and i love

atlantic ocean. the storm's center itself is out here, and is expected to drift to the west northwest. we have another area of rain spinning here. there is a lot of stuff happening, everything kind of interconnected. look at the persistent strong winds. it might sustain 39 miles an hour or higher in effect tomorrow and tomorrow night. the heaviest rain will be along the bay and the eastern suburbs. we will have to wait and see, but i don't take to get so lucky with the sunny breaks like we did today. all of the different elements coming together to give us an unsettling weather. there is the expressed forecast. temperatures in the upper 60's. we will see some relief on saturday with warm temperatures. >>> excellent. >> coming up, and montgomery county resident and a body found outside their home. >> angry neighbors say it is all about to change. >> you know who that is? a new wave of beetles mania. it has you like your health coverage, but worry what happens... if you get sick, or change jobs. eight ways reform matters to you. a cap on deductibles and out-of-pocket costs. no annual or

. >> senator hagel, thank you for your work here at the atlantic council and congratulations on the tremendous success that you are bringing to the council in terms of revitalizing this venerable institution and turning iit into an organization for the 21st century. mr. secretary journ

atlantic and eastern school board. you have to go off to the mississippi valley to find heavy precipitation. we're socked in with the cloudy sky. no big time weather makers here, just a southerly flow. high pressure over the atlantic ocean bringing in that southerly flow. the forecast models not picking up a lot of rain but hitting the shower activity as we go into the day wednesday and again on thursday. i don't think a lot of sunshine. good day on the bay, a foot of chop with light southwest wind. tonight down to 65 degrees, cloudy and humid. a stray shower toward daybreak. good chance for showers tomorrow but i don't expect steady rain. high temp. around 80 degrees and boy it will be muggy out there. we'll keep the muggy air around as we go into the day thursday as well. a warmer day on tap but look at that cool front coming in to pick off the weekend. we may not make it out of the 60s on saturday. >> thanks wyatt. >>> this ravens star is known for his hands. his voice, not so much, but his heart is hall of fame. >> note papa was a rolling stone ♪ >>> abc 2 news is brought to you by le vine as, tolls man and hamilton. >>> well the orioles lost again tonigh

there's also another tropical wave out here in the eastern atlantic that has to be watched.in the heart of the tropical storm season. a couple of systems have to be monitored over the next couple of days. tomorrow, a few showers, best chance for rain statewide comes in on thursday. with the cloudy skies and the east wind, heights only the upper 60's on thursday. the rain moves out on friday with a sunny return. partly cloudy skies, 75 on saturday, 76 on sunday. temperatures stay in the 70's early next week. >> in tonight's consumer alert, toyota has ordered car dealers to make sure all toyota vehicles have proper formats. this comes after an investigation into a car crash in san diego, california. if format may have snared an accelerator pedal in a lexus, causing an accident. four people died in that crash. according to a new survey by hsbc bank, if it became necessary, 51% of americans could only live on their savings for three months or lasless. 30% said they do not have enough to go one month off of -- without a paycheck. >> although the personal savings rate rises back f

atlantic. high pressure system is going to build in here nicely for the daytime on sunday. and to monday. bringing dry conditions. sunny conditions and warmer conditions. temperatures to where we should be. only in the low 60s today. something more like late november out there. and tomorrow warmer. 70 degrees for a high tomorrow. on the eastern shore. toward salsbury and ocean city. and inner harbour for tomorrow. 72 degrees for a high temperature. see sunshine. some light rain showers. chance for rain showers hours. but drying out and improving conditions throughout the day. and by sunday, for the ravens' game. just in time. beautiful weather. clear skies. 1:00 against the chiefs at m&t bank stadium. 78 degrees. and the five-day forecast. things improve and dry out and warm up as well. 72 degrees for tomorrow. 80 on sunday. and 83 degrees on monday. and 82 degrees on tuesday. and partly cloudy skies next wednesday.ville a look at the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all right jessica thank you. >> abused cat received seriously needed medical attention earlier today. vete

here we think wednesday and thursday. there is all of the rain and showers in the southeast. it will not dry up. more heavy weather again at this hour around atlantic up to athens georgia and here is what we mean by the satellite picture. west of town, cloudy. east of town, pretty nice. and you go out to the mountains, have you some showers on the doorstep toward garrett county. and zone forecast, all six zones are on the web site at wusatv9.com and even if it is not raining here, you can still track rain anywhere in the country, including our neighborhood by going to the web is site, wusatv9.com and check on the 9 news now interactive radar. >>> 74 in winchester and 75 tomorrow in leesburg and upper 70s though for woodbridge and mid-70s for fairfax and manassas and a slight chance of a shower in that zone. on this side we left the drops out. 76 in rockville, downtown. a little more sunshine on this side, too. particularly over by the bay. and mid-70s for annapolis and winds light. no small craft advisories. next seven days, 76 tomorrow. a shower west. it gets warmer with showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. they should hold off wednes

atlantic. looking at hd radar. we can see from the image here. you can see the showers off the coast of new jersey. and down along the southeastern tip of maryland it looks like that activity even has lightning strikes in it. look at the latest lightning here. real time data coming in showing the lightning. mainly over the atlantic. but activity pushing off to the east. put it in motion. you can see the composite. shows the showers continuing. heavier rain south of richmond. severe thunderstorm warnings down in southern virginia and parts of north carolina. but nothing severe here. just decent rainfall. and bigger picture here shows breaks in the showers back to the west. and it looks like things quiet down through the overnight. mostly clear right now. 64 in baltimore. cooler temperatures off to the west. we have more cooler air on the way. next day planner shows sunshine. starting off tomorrow. and we will see a niceable breeze out of the west. as we get through the afternoon tomorrow. you may need the jacket. i will tell you more about what's

here's a look at today's weather. remaining windy and wet along the mid-atlantic coastline, gail-force winds for tonight, showers are inre for the midwest with thunder across the southern plains. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. president obama delivers a speech on health care reform before a joint session of congress tonight. the white house says the president will offer specifics, but he faces republican opposition and divided democrats. >>> and kidnapped "new york times" reporter steven farrell has been freed from the taliban. british commandos rescued farrell in an early morning raid in eastern afghanistan. he was captured on saturday. >>> some of the victims of ponzi schemer bernard madoff will get their money back. investors in massachusetts will be covered by a new settlement agreement with a feeder fund that has funneled more than $7 billion to madoff. it calls for full restitution plus interest. >>> federal authorities will raise more money for madoff victims by selling off his three homes. madoff lived a life of luxury in his properties in florida and new york before it came crashing dow

unless you are headed down to the carolinas you should be in for a mice day here across the mid-atlantic. off to the north and west, we've got high pressure and that will be very slow to move through the area. this area of high pressure will stick around for much of the week. we'll have a lot of bright sunshine. our next hans for any rain showers wouldn't occur until about thursday or friday. even then, it is very slight. it is not even in the five-day forecast because it may track to our south. nice-hooking couple of days. sun iskies, a nice afternoon -- sunny skies, a nice afternoon. clear skies, quite cool overnight. 56degrees the forecast low in town. we'll probably do upper 40s off to the north and west overnight. nice-looking five-day forecast. check that out. upper 70s. lots of sunshine the next couple of daysism hope you can take it, low 80s by friday and saturday. lots of sunshine. we'll see if we can't get some rain in towards the end of the week but i think right now, it will be just sunshine. let's get to julie wright peeking of sunshine and have a look at our on-time traffic

that from the head of nato, the north atlantic treaty organization. the renewed commitment hereit would appear to be, to the eight-year-old war comes as president obama faces a looming decision on whether to sends more of our troops into the war zone. his top military advisors are requesting tens of thousands more, but many lawmakers are very much against that idea. major garrett is our senior white house correspondent. he's there tonight. you spoke exclusively, i'm told, to nato's secretary general. how does he explain this quote, as long as it takes? >> well, shep, that inevitably raises in the minds of some americans comparisons with vietnam, as long as it takes, an unending combat situation with an unlikely or ill-defined resolution. i asked rasmussen, the nato secretary general about that. here's his response. >> it's not an adequate answer. we will stay as long as it takes, but it's, of course, not forever. >> why isn't that a contradiction? >> no, because the strategy should be a transition to afghan lead. >> transition to afghan lead. but when i asked the secretary gener

sitting here in the far eastern atlantic, not affecting anyone. it's actually pretty stationary right now. and in the last, you see this. 58 degrees. rain heavy at times tonight, with areas of fog. and tomorrow, only up to about 70, with rain and areas of fog in the morning. >> so fred can stay to himself. >> yes. >>> still to come. unprecedented criminal case. why a football coach is on trial in the death of one of his players. >>> despite a sluggish economy. the baltimore symphony orchestra kicks off its biggest fundraiser of the year. coming up, why it's seeing more supporters. i'm gigi barnett. that story is straight ahead. >>> a warning tonight for you and your family as flu season rapidly approaches. cbt1cbt1t1 toivetoive -- >>> it is just after 6:30. mostly cloudy. good evening. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. here are some of the things people are talking about tonight. in tonight's flu watch report. it's earlier than normal. but now is the time to get your regular flu shot. don't delay because in another few weeks, there will be

training up along a frontal boundary here, basically from northern alabama where they are getting almost flooding rains right up through west virginia and some of the mid-atlantic including western pennsylvania but you see maryland down into southern virginia, north carolina. we're dry here, just fair weather clouds drifting in. i think we'll stay that way for the most part as we go into the day tomorrow but i think late tomorrow we could bring a couple of showers. you see the cloud cover does build in, after clearing a bit overnight, a little more cloud cover, southeast breeze bringing up the humidity a little bit. we could see a couple of showers tuesday afternoon. i'm not expecting a lot. even on wednesday we could see showers on and off throughout the day but our forecast model not picking up on a lot of rain. i don't expect a lot of rain the next few days. it will get a little warmer though with the south wind. tonight, 62 degrees, clouds on the increase, milder at daybreak. might want a light layer in the morning. the 7-day forecast -- first three days of fall, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we warm up. it's a warming trend in the early fall but we do also

not only here in the mid- atlantic but right out into ohio valley there are lots of quiet conditions. this nice weather will stick around a few more days. if you like summertime temperatures in the mid-80s, you'll love this forecast as we get into the afternoon. 67 now at reagan national. humidity is 73%. winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. there's that pressure, 30.02 inches. sunshine expected, lots of warm temperatures with an afternoon high here in washington about 85 degrees. aisle return in a couple of minutes and we'll look at the five-day forecast which features some showers and cooler temperatures on the way. >> so we should enjoy today and tomorrow and take them and enjoy them while we have them. >> i would agree. thank you, tucker. >>> our top story this morning, the search for a missing yale university student has turned into a murder investigation. >> police think that they have found the body of annie le. she disappeared last week and police possibly found her corpse sunday, the day she was to get married. julie banderas with the latest. >> reporter: the missing p

this dynamic is sitting here, spinning off the mid-atlantic coastline.nd it's kicking off that moisture. it's going to get pulled in, courtesy of another system that is moving in across the midwest and another system pulling in, low pressure, upper-level low we'll call it. moving across the ohio valley. it's going to be pulling in just toward virginia and make a run up. these two are going to kind of mix. and they'll bring us rain, better chance of rain tomorrow and into friday. but as they do, we're going to start to see more and more moisture. this rain is going to be potentially heavy tomorrow afternoon and evening time. and it will start to lift out of here. and by saturday into sunday, looks like we will have a pretty decent weekend. we start to see a pretty nice weekend shaping up. because of all of this, we have a small craft advisory through tomorrow evening. next high tide is just around 11:00 tonight. next low tide after that, at fort mchenry is at 6:17 in the morning. tonight, we're looking at temperatures getting down to about 60 degrees. ple

carolina down near the cape hatteras region and showers potulny into the atlantic and overnight we'll have thin clouds on the easternshore. here in the baltimore region, thing are looking great because of the big dome of high pressure. nothing showing up on radar. towson right now, westminster right now 59 degrees. it's 69 in hawrve degrace, 69 in kingsville and down annapolis at the naval academy, 71 degrees. nice, clear sky. few clouds on the eastern shore lots of sunshinement warmer temperatures. as you can see, the precipitation stays off the eastern seaboard. should not bother us at all. should see showers down in the cape hatteras region, but not here in baltimore. mostly cleen clear. overnight low of 60 degrees. during the day on frit, we end the week with partly cloudy skies a little warmer with a high of 80 degrees. the extended outlook for the next couple days, partly sunny saturday. lots of sun son sunday. monday, partly cloudy. 84. 83 on tuesday. wednesday and thursday looking pretty good temperatures in the low 80s. a chance for a shower late in the day on thursday, but that's a long way away. check in with meteor

here. that high will continue moving out over the western atlantic. as it does it will increase our chances for some rain. here's the bus stop forecast this morning. should be partly sunny to mostly sunny. sunrise just a few minutes away. a light breeze. and quite cool. dress your child accordingly. only in the 509s to low 60s. and then by 9:00 we should be in the mid-60s and then low 70s by noon with clouds in and out. a mostly cloudy finish to the day. we'll be in the upper 70s by mid-afternoon. then by sunset which is at 7:06, down near 70. then the low 60s by dawn tomorrow. by this time tomorrow morning, maybe a few sprinkles, a cloudy day to follow, perhaps a passing shower on tuesday. highs tomorrow mid-70s. warmer wednesday and thursday. partly cloudy to partly sunny both days, highs low 80s. small chance of a passing shower wednesday but should be dry thursday, friday and saturday. small chance of a shower on sunday. i'm back with frequent updates throughout the "today" show. see you "news4 midday" at 11:00. >> thanks, tom. >> let's go to ashle

atlantic moisture. you can see how it banks up against the mountains, dries up on the other side. that is our weekend weather. we have to wait until the weekend gets here. we have this rain coming in, though the surface winds coming off the atlantic we've actually got to thank this storm system in the deep south just off the edge of the screen for spreading some of this southern moisture back our way. we get the squeeze play in the mid-atlantic. most of the heavy rain south of that boundary but we get at least light steady rain moving in. we're easing some of that this morning and becoming a little more prominent through midday and afternoon. 67 or two-degree guarantee. we're down with fog and 61 overnight. tomorrow an improvement, by the afternoon the sun comes out, high of 76. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. traffic is beginning to build around the beltway and as you look at southbound 95, that's a pretty significant backup. that is because of an accident on southbound 95 as you approach the beltway in the rossville area, that takes away the left lane. traffic starting to build considerably. you might want to try either routes 1, 7

atlantic just perfect. and the northwest is going to be sunny and warm. here between 90 and 100 degrees. a cooldown expected toward the end of the week. these fires now 22% contained, but so much work left to go. that's a quick look at our >> and that's a quick look at our national maps and our weather. we'll see you again in just about half an hour. harry, back to you in new york. >> thanks, dave. >>> up next, we'll take a look at why the h1n1 virus can turn deadly so quickly. this is "the early show" on cbs. discover gives you a cash back bonus on every single purchase. what you do with it is up to you. what will you get back with your cash back? now more than ever it pays to discover. ah, the first day of school. - new pencils, new books... - new backpack... looks good. - just trying to look our best. - eh, gonna take more than looks. from what i hear ms. haskins is a toughy. oh, we had a good breakfast so we're ready. gonna be another great year, huh guys?! you bet your 8 layers! yeah! long-distance high 5! oh, careful! hey, watch it. start the school year

we're going to see some rain push into the appalachians and into the mid-atlantic states. in fact, here we're seeing some clouds, a drop in temperatures, and as far as the pacific northwest goes as we switch geography a little bit, you're going to see changes too as a cold front moves in your direction. that's a quick look at the national maps, everybody. >> this weather report sponsored by "chase." introducing chase sapphire card, unlimited rewards, unbelievable experiences. >> seven minutes past the hour. that's a quick look at your weather picture. maggie, over to you. >> all right. dave, come on inside, we're going to play a game. do you think you can tell the difference between new and used clothing? play retail versus resale when we come back here on the "early show" on cbs. with a way to plan d comes for what matters to you. introducing blueprint. blueprint is free and only for chase customers. it lets you choose what purchases you want to pay in full to avoid interest...with full pay. and those you split... you decide how to pay over time. if having a plan matters. chase what ma

here is the tropical atlantic. this is the zone where we normally see hurricanes forming this time of year, especially in mid september. this year, due to el nino and perhaps some upper level winds that are stronger than usual for this time of year, we thankfully don't have any tropical systems forming and none in the foreseeable future. if you're traveling today, we may have rain around the midatlantic states, up towards new york city. maybe flight delays in the west coast of florida, gulf coast and up through the tennessee valley as well as oklahoma, down to texas and parts of utah and as well, new mexico and arizona. for us, we've got this area of high pressure that's now moved off the coast. another area of high pressure building from new england pushing this front through us. we have this moist flow to the south and east of us. the front will be pushing to the south as the day progresses. here is the forecast for the bus stop for today. temperatures liming out of the 60s to the 70s. that's not going the happen