so it is a cool brisk start, breezy out there right now. showers today a little blustery toward the afternoon. the possibility of even an isolated thunderstorm. and it looks like we'll keep things unsettled not only today but into tomorrow and maybe saturday morning, as well. so that high pressure ridge that brought you sunshine is long gone. it's back to wintry weather. carry that umbrella if you are heading out. the temperatures are going to stay cool. you will see those clouds rolling through and a chance of showers developing especially in the middle of the day and into the afternoon. and then it looks like things staying unsettled right into friday possibly into saturday morning. so the temperatures are going to stay way down. grab a jacket, 50s and 60s outside. and then looks like over the next few days we are going to keep things unsettled. dry weather returns over the weekend, possibility of more rain toward next tuesday. we are going to be down here all day long for the telethon. call in if you can and help out, too. that's the lat

look at highs by friday into saturday it will be sunny, brisk clear on the weekend but very chilly in the morning. >> enjoy is now, i guess. >> millions made it but the new reason, the reason the city is celebrating. >>> in just two hours, the surprising move by one of the presidential candidates, we will be right back. . >>> good morning, it has finally arrived. >> reporter: they are dukeingit out and we will tell you how they are reaching undecided voters. >>> and prop 30, what they are doing to get that prop measure past to fun education. >>> and it continued and it is close but there is a big

it will be blustery and brisk. here's some of the rain totals, a half an inch plus in towson, harford. two thirds in bowie. a fifth of an inch from the eastern shore. a little more west of the d.c. area. all right. take a look at the current setup. it's a clear sky as the sun goes down in baltimore. 46 degrees right now. winds are northwesterly at seven. it's a cold north breeze. sunset occurring at 4:53. weather in motion showing dunn duck, sunshine dominating after that morning rain and cloud cover. pretty nice looking finish but that breeze blowing, beautiful shot at ccbc and the u.s. naval academy. still looking choppy. you can see a northwesterly wind low. that brings in the colder air, still a little gusty. 33 in hagerstown. 38 in frag. 44on. you can make out the actual leading edge right over salisbury. behind this cold air will funnel in. that will be the story. you can see the cold air funneling in now. it's in the 30s, toward erie, pennsylvania. will wake up with a from the on the windshield, will rebound

it's going to be good stuff, just staying breezy and brisk. we will talk about how things develop into your veterans day forecast. i really think you'll like that. it's a few minutes away. >>> at a time when resources are strapped, the red cross got notice today the teamster's local may go on strike. red cross workers were mobilized in the aftermath of hurricane sandy and were on hand helping families impacted by the nor'easter. meanwhile there are about 50 union employees who support blood drive operation. their contract negotiations have stalled. we're told that the wages are the major stick point. this notice couldn't have come at a worse time. >> we lost 370 blood drives. 12,000 units of blood have gone uncollected. it's not the time nor the place to be notifying us of an intent to strike. >> if they don't reach an agreement by november 16th, they will walk. they have some 900 union employees who will help out. >>> you will be spending an awful lot of time at the mall and holiday shopping makes you feel hungry but are those food courts a c

the wind a little brisk. you can go ahead and drop the temperature by three, maybe five degrees and that is the temperature your body will be feeling from the combined a fact of the wind and the cool temperatures. 43 in dallas. 43 in gaithersburg. and have some cool images of want to share. this one from the solar dynamics observatory, you can see the solar flare, a couple of what we see m class loeffler's admitted yesterday and it created a beautiful display of the northern lights. this is a photo a buddy of mine in northern minnesota sent to me. look into the green and purple colors. they even saw that in ohio. unfortunately, we did not see it here. but we are in an active solar cycle and is expected to peak in 2013. it is possible we could see some of that around here. we will keep you posted. clear skies, are cold front well offshore. high pressure to our north will be dominating our weather. the high is like to be blocking everything out the next couple of days. there's an upper level disturbance to our

waking up to a brisk and chilly start, with some sunshine, temperature around 34. rain, wind, and snow part of the 7-day forecast. >> michael, murder on our streets. the 600 block of north lakewood avenue 3:00 a.m., when police got a call and responded to a 30-year-old man shot in the back. he died at hopkins hospital. the detectives don't have much to go on right now. so they are relying on your help. call if you have any information, call homicide right now: >>> and it was just before 3:00 on saturday afternoon a call for another shooting, another murder. this one happened in a home in the 1200 block of lynn worth avenue, a 29-year-old man was shot several times, and died. quite a pile-up of cars at the intersection of south kate and frederick avenue before 3:00 a.m. a police car was stopped at a light, when two other cars came barreling down the road, hitting one another. five people, including an officer in the patrol car had to be to the hospital. they are nursing various injuries. friday, gas was $3.49, today, $3.47. why? sandy cut into demand, and crude oil

so brisk turnout throughout the city. want to mention one race, ward 7, that's where republican ron moteon, former head of the peez aholics taking on vet alexander. you might think this is an easy one, a slam dunk for alexander because it's a democratic town, but ron moton has the endorsement of the "washington post" and others. that's going to be a contest we'll be watching throughout the day. so, jc, that's it from here. this is actually a lull between votes around lunchtime. they expect heavy, heavy traffic this evening. polls close at 8:00, but if you're in line, of course, you're going to be allowed to vote. jc. >> thank you very much. bruce johnson reporting live. >>> well, virginia's senate race between two former governors could very well determine which party will control the u.s. senate. kristin fisher has more now from a precinct in mount vernon. >>reporter: well, there's been a steady stream of voters throughout the morning at this precinct in mount vernon. but the biggest crowds and the longest lines were her

i walked out this morning and rather brisk. >> rather brisk this morning. yeah, you'll need that heavy winter coat as temperatures are pretty close to freezing. not quite as cold as it was yesterday or saturday morning. we topped out in the 60s just about all weekend. today that's going to be the case as well, so not much difference in your afternoon highs, but the good news is it's not as bitter frigid as it has been. 36 degrees in livermore, good morning to you in san mateo. 42 degrees to start. stop the clock at noon, temperatures still holding on to the 50s but you will be able to ditch that jacket for a couple of hours. as we head through the second half of the day, the warmest day that we've seen in quite a while in almost five days. 65 in livermore, 65 in santa teresa, 65 in redwood city and we've got more rain on the way. we'll detail exactly when and where. >>> good morning at home, folks. this time a look for san mateo northbound 101 with these headlights underneath the 680 interchange and a light, easy volume right now. however, on the maps i've

still in the upper 40s with a brisk north wind. 10 to 15 miles an hour for the afternoon. gusting 20, 25. in fact this morning it's gusting close to 30. 50 at 4:00. i think we get enough sun, we could peak up to 52. back in the mid-40s by 8:00. 30s tonight in town. 20s north and west. the front came through. probably heard the heavy rain late last night hitting the windows. behind the front we have the rain. there's been a touch of snow in the mountains on the back edge of this. seeing light to moderate showers in d.c. we've got some breaks to our east right now but more showers are on the way. north and west of town, moderate showers from frederick up toward thurmont, emmittsburg, hagerstown, smithsburg back into martinsburg. this goes into southern loudoun county, culpeper and out 66 toward strasburg and areas like front royal are seeing some of the moderate rain showers. southern maryland st. mary's, calvert, not much going on. down in st. mary's this is drifting toward the eastern shore and down around reedville and the northern neck we have the showers. everything is

we have the brisk pa

only about 43 for the high with a brisk north wind with windchills in the 30s. this afternoon some of the rain is going to change to wet snow especially east of town. high temperatures by the way, high temperatures only in the low 40s falling into the 30s. there's another look at your day planner. i'll be back during 9news now at 5:00 explain hag you can expect for the rest of the -- explaining what you can expect for the rest of the week, now over to monika for traffic traffic. >>> on the northbound side of 395 at the 14th street bridge. looking good across the potomac river. so is 295 at the 11th street bridge and the anacostia river. back with more traffic in a few minutes. back to you andrea. >>> thanks monika. the economy was the key concern of voters this election cycle. and exit poll survey of voters by the associated press shows six in ten voters say the economy is the top issue facing the nation. about four in ten say they believed the nation's economy is on the mend. more say things are getting worse or as bad as stagnant. a quarter are better off than

it's going to be brisk and north winds 10 to 20. and windchills in the 30s all day and even some rain showers and even wet snow flakes will be developing in the area in the later morning and early afternoon hours. temperatures topping out around 43 and then falling into the upper 30s for the drive home. may even get some minor accumlace on grassy areas before the day is over. i'll be back with the seven day. right now here's monika with a look at timesaver traffic. >>> two issues right now. if you're planning to head on the northbound side of route 210 before fort washington road the accident blocks the two left lanes there. and now some fire activity in the district on sheriff road near eastern avenue. here on the beltway in alexandria, traffic is moving well heading for springfield. i'll be back with more details on the two incidents at 5:50. >>> it is 5:41 now. now some of the other election stories from around the nation. we go to massachusetts. democrats took back the senate seat that ted kennedy held for decades. warren defeat

the good news is though bright and brisk as we like to say it. live look outside through the live michael & son weather camera. temperature, 47 now. the highs were in the 60s today because of the midnight temperature thing. and it will probably be in the 30s tonight. just before midnight. remember the high and lows at 24 hour deal. dew points upper 20s and winds still out of the north at 15 and pressure still rising and getting kind of high too. 30.39 inches of mercury. we had a wind gust today of 35 miles an hour too. low to mid-40s everywhere. 43 great falls and 42 vienna. 42 fairfax and 44 in burke. 43 bethesda already and 43 bowie. now let's factor in the winds. feels like it's in the upper 30s and 38 in gaithersburg and frederick and 37 leesburg. even downtown it feels like 41 and that's indeed a develop of 30 degrees temperatures from yesterday in terms of what we feel. we've lost 20 degrees straight but it's going to be dry through the week. you need a jacket tonight. windchills already in the 30s and going to be in the 20s later tonight i

. >> chilly, cool brisk win, chance of showers in the forecast.alk about that coming up. >> so far things look like they are moving at the limit across 101 in the south bay. we still have some bart delays. we'll tell you more about that coming up. >> good morning. it's thursday, november 8. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30 now. evacuees are now being allowed back in a local hotel after a hazardous leak happened this morning. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec joins us now from burlingame to explain what caused the unexpected wake-up calls. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. it was a carbon monoxide scare isolated to a boiler. the building did just get the "all clear" as you mentioned. people finally getting back in their rooms. i'm sure it's going to be very nice to get back in their beds. they are prioritizing getting people back in as far as people who have flights this morning. the embassy suites on anza boulevard is by sfo. hundreds of people were evacuated just before 1:00 a.m. the fire department g

if you have to stand in line, it will be chilly and the wind will be a little brisk. so you want to dress appropriately with gloves and hats. coastal storm right around the corner. more details in a second. let's check on traffic this morning. >> i think it will be spread out a little bit more with election day. we normally see that but he will see that lingering to the later part of the morning. keep that in mind. that little extra time to escape the wind chill this morning. manassas, enclosed is the prince william parkway. to the force out of i-66. the intersection completely shut down with the grass. beltsofrford road. a good in the district. back to you. >> president obama and mitt romney have made their pitch is to voters. now it is time for voters to decide who is the best fit for the white house. >> virginia is one of the battle ground states. mitt romney put a lot of focus in virginia. loudon county happens to be a battleground county in the commonwealth. coverage begins this hour with brianne carter. >> after months of campaigning the dates and ads, the race

tomorrow looks to be another sunny but brisk day. then you'll notice the storm system developing here off the carolina coast, coming up toward us later in the day wednesday. by wednesday night not each out of the question, a little snow will mix in north of town. 52 today,ton we are back in the 34-degree range in town. chilly tomorrow, around 50 and dry on election day. high temperature only 45. maybe even colder than that. late wednesday, wednesday night thursday 50 degrees, we warm up big time by the weekend. heart walk saturday morning at nationals park. 6:16, here's monika. >> reporter: monday is living up to its reputation. monday morning blues for sure. we have two big accidents north bw parkway. trying to travel through laurel, from our sky 9, it was a multi-vehicle accident and traffic is still only squeezing by. you have aleast a two mile back up. this is against the flow, some rubbernecking delays on the southbound side, although that remains unaffected. and now let's go over to our camera, if you look closely, you can see

a brisk trade is found here every morning local jewelers can fix a broken ornament and why it and if asked they'll also check the quality and standard of gold. is an uzbek he says he's just an ordinary jeweler but his modest appearance and simple looking place are misleading . is among the most important people in the gold marketplace he plays a large part in turning the gold extract in from faraway mountains into rings and earrings. there are many homemade things around including those from other countries some of them conform to standards others don't. know are checks the jewelry that people bring to him he determines the quality of the metal using several simple procedures. or do you want me to check it. if the gold is good and the acid it won't turn it black and if it's homemade well made by hand it might turn black you know yep it's turning black now as you can see this one was made by hand but it wasn't done well. but this one is good. it's fourteen karat gold. people trust each other and you always need to check no matter whether you are from someone you know i will not the nu

a little bit on the brisk side. average highs in the low 60s, we'll be lucky to make the low 50s today and tomorrow. maybe wintry weather late wednesday and wednesday night. there is potential for a little bit of a change over on late wednesday, wednesday night. here's a look at your bus stop forecast. we have those 30s and 40s this morning. skies are cloudy, we'll end up partly to even mostly sunny. a decent day with 46 by noon. northwesterly winds with highs only maybe 51, 52. you can sort of see some of the clouds on us now. more breaks off to the south. i do expect this to break up later on. the clouds may actually be helping. we have a freeze warning from north of baltimore and toward the shanendoah valley until 8:00 where temperatures are running in the upper 20s. gaithersburg is 47, york 37. that may be protecting us a little bit. here's our michael and son weather camera. good visibility, 36 on the wind chill with a northwest wind now at national. that is one of the stronger winds around. temperature 43. >>

the cooler air is coming in and the wind is continuing fairly brisk.e're in for a kind of a cold light. high pressure is coming in strong but it is coming in with the cold air mass of temperatures will be continuing to go below normal. south of us, the front is off the carolina coast and it may be the breeding ground for some weather. baltimore will be staying north and west of that for now. tomorrow, cool temperatures, 47- 52. sunny skies and or the wind at 8-15 miles per hour. winds will be brisk out of the north and it's called the bill in the mountains of the next few days. high is only around 40, but a lot of sunshine for wednesday and thursday. at the eastern shore, temperatures below normal. 52 tomorrow, 52 thursday. a lot of sunshine. lower eastern shore, senate tomorrow. maybe even a bit short of rain around ocean city friday. the upper 40's to look 54 the next few days climbing into the mid 50's this weekend and summer and may arrive sunday afternoon continuing into early next week. >> in tonight's consumer alert, gov. martin o'malley says th

. -- wines brisk out of the north at 6 miles per hour. stafford at 36. chantilly almost of the freezing mark at 33 degrees. we will stay pretty much cloudy throughout the morning hours. we have one to the south the rain will stay down there. we will not get any of that. notice the brakes off to the west. clearing expected late this morning. everything will cloud of back up a little bit. partly sunny today and on the cool side. 45-51 degrees. partly sunny tomorrow as well. up to 55 by saturday. we do have a chance of showers on sunday, it got a 30% chance. you will notice the clouds more than anything else. >> we have a report of an accident on the inner loop of the beltway near river road. it was moved over to the shoulder. everything is open near river road. head over to construction at the district line northbound to 95. only one lane is squeezing by. on springfield everything is moving smoothly. lanes open, a jovial and is looking good also. so far early this morning. >> thank you. it will be a busy day on capitol hill for the new members of the congr

cold again tonight, very brisk. 35 is the overnight low.lear skies, cold conditions expected with the overnight clearing an the accu-weather seven-day forecast, 52 tomorrow. warming up a little bit into friday and saturday with highs in the mid-50s. next chance for some showers, second half of sunday into monday. hopefully, we'll keep it dry for the redskins game zipped afternoon. look like the best chance of rain will be monday. let's do some weather and traffic and get the latest from julie. we've got a big thanksgiving football game this year. >> i know. the bet is on, tucker barnes. although you won't wimp out if i win. tony still owes me a pumpkin pie from last year. all right, on the roads, eastbound 66 coming in from centreville. that is where you are starting to seat line-up form. headed eastbound, we have delays leaving 29 headed out towards 28. no accidents, just volume delays to accompany this trip. as you travel eastbound, no issue as you continue from 50 out towards 123 at the beltway. that's slow stretch if you are having to s

the vouchers are a little brisk because of the breeze. winds are still gusting around here. much closer to the storm, the weather a little more significant. we will talk about what happened up to the storm, but we -- after this form completely clears the northeast. of baltimore city shut down as crews tried to fix the mass of water main break. this is north charles and one history. crews have still not been able to turn the water off. they have been working with crews to protect a nearby gas line. with businesses shut down, crews are riding on the scene to take another crack at correcting the problem. >> you have valves located at this area, and it turned a great number of times in order to shut off the water. to go at this time, no timeframe for when the issue will be fixed. dozens of people are displaced by a fire. its guiding even captures the site from above. the winds ripped through an apartment complex wednesday afternoon. it took nearly 60 firefighters to get the situation under control. 12 apartment units were severely damaged. 30 people are not without homes. we're

brisk, 40 as the sun comes up. we'll talk about difference in the weather that we sco see by tuesday of next week. we got it for you coming up. >> abc2 investigators broke this story. atf and city police conducting a series of raids in north ball. authorities explaind what they were looking for and announced they were looking -- the raids were targeting known drug dealers in the penn rose and franklin square neighborhoods. the group of 24 were all connected and helped fuel the violent crime spike that included 10 shootings and one murder. >> their records reflect a long history of violence and drug work within those neighborhoods, so extracting them will bring immediate stabilization. >> police believe more criminal cases could come out. agents conducted drug buys for heroin, crack and cocaine. >> a rosedale man is dead and two others are in shock trauma. a westbound truck crossed the center line hitting a mazda. the impact sounded like an explosion. they took these pictures with a cep company that showed the damag

your weekend always in view, it looks better, but it will be very brisk in the morning. >> thank you, night news out of newark where firefighters are looking into the cause of a house fire. it started around 2:00 a.m. at a home on marion drive. two people who live in the home say they were awakened by the flames. they managed to grab their four children and get out of the home safely. >> we were in bed and i -- and i -- i just woke up and i saw red. >> the red cross is helping the family to stay. and firefighters believe the family dog died in the fire. >>> a big rig slammed into the center divide last night in albany. that sent chunks of concrete into the opposite lane. the semi carried mail but no mail was lost. it took five years before all lanes of 80 were reopened. highway 24 eastbound, serious accident this morning and sal is staying on top of that. >> that's major. >>> a lot of politicians were claiming they were robbed on election night but the house of the mier to -- minority leader was literally robbed. what happened at her home in napa this week. >>> a new twist in the case

. >>> weather wise a brisk and breezy kind of a delay. look at some of the peak wind gusts. in edgewood 38 miles an hour. kent island 335-67-8930 in cambridge. laurel a gust of 35. hickory 36. air temperature in hickory is 35. so this is milder than the weather we've seen. our nor'easter continues to pull out, still putting a little bit of winter weather through northern new england. under a clear sky a cold night that will end up with a frosty start. by midnight we're in the mid to upper 30s but a big warmup on tap. we got the details in a few minutes. >> first, it was the utility workers hiding north to help get the lights back on after superstorm sandy. now that people have power back on, a lot of the focus is to communication needs. this morning a caravan of 30 trucks left for perryville and headed to new jersey. >> we're expecting to see a lot of poles down, a lot of cables down. snow from the nor'easter. the road conditions may be tough, but these folks are built to hand this. >> verizon officials said the company is sending more than 600 technicians north. >>> well, 1

aside from that, it is going to be nice, if brisk. there is a frost advisory posted, especially up in the north bay, where temperatures are very chilly this morning. things nevertheless will be warming up. we'll tell you about the temperatures, what to expect for the rest of the week. rain in the forecast. first, phil and anne are in the forecast. >> thanks, brian. >>> well, the forecast politically in california, democrats are in the most powerful position they have been in decades after tuesday's election. they will have a two-thirds majority, looks like, in both the houses of the legislature. >> and a supermajority, enabling them to pass tax increases without a single republican vote. republicans held the last supermajority back in 1933. all this follows the campaign that saw record levels of spending. here in california, a few wealthy people spend tens of millions of dollars with mixed results. tom stire spent $32 million in support of prop 39, which passed. charles monger spent 29 million on prop 32, which failed. and his sister

some upper 20s in spots and tomorrow looks like a sunny but brisk day with highs again 50 to 55. and about the same on sunday, in fact it does look like we're going to be in pretty good shape here as we go right through the weekend. you going out to the autism walk tomorrow morning, bundle up. i know there's a -- pink farm's got a run there in rockville sunday morning and could be in the 30s to around 40 for that when they kickoff with afternoon highs 50 to 55 both days. good football weather this weekend and tonight, 54 today. breezy. going out to the friday night football games it's going to be chilly. we'll be down in the 40s for that. and with eventually lows in the 30s. 53 tomorrow. another dietary. still breezy toot -- dry day. still breezy too. next week looks pretty good monday on election day 55 and there's that chance of that nor'easter coming up the coast with some rain and wind on wednesday. temps then staying in the 40s. it's 5:17. to monika samtani with her friday smile working. >>> it's friday howard, and we have brownies this morning. it's the little things that m

these tight bars mean a brisk winds coming onshore in new jersey, delaware, baltimore as well. potential is there in the middle of next week for another storm. don't forget, sunday morning, turn the clock back. we go back to standard time. you get to sleep an extra hour. 53 tomorrow. 54 on sunday. temperatures near freezing in the morning and then we will wait and see if they storm develops on the coast with wind and rain wednesday and thursday. >> from the sports center, this is the 11 sports. >> that john has never lost following a bye week in his four years as an nfl coach. by any metric available, he should beat cleveland on sunday. the game plan against the browns, a veteran receiver had his best game of the air. 131 receiving yards. he is trying to play it safe for her with a preview. -- safer with a preview. >> every game stands on its own. this will be a tough battle. we know what to expect. we have been there many times. they are playing very well. it is going to be a tough battle. >> 19 players on the injury report. the first match between the rivals came down to the

cincinnati, ohio, brisk, cold this morning, 44 this afternoon. that's better than what you dealt with yesterday with the rain for your commute. minneapolis leading up to 40 degrees today. most areas slightly below average. so the big buzz is about a week from now it looks possible for another coastal type storm wind event for the eastern seaboard. that's what we'll be watching in the days ahead. >>> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> the sumpt s. is posed to be the biggest oil producer. new health warning for women. the donald has 400,000 signatures pushing macy's to drop donald trump. you're watching "early today." >>> well, stories making news this morning. new york's governor, andrew cuomo, wants $30 billion in federal aid to rebuild after sandy. almost 60,000 customers are still without power on new york's long island, and all new jersey drivers can now buy gasoline today as odd/even rationing ends. >>> over the next decade u.s. oil output is expected to surpass saudi arabia according to the national energy agency. by 2020 the u.s. could be

recipe is for all of those who want to keep the oven off this holiday and go outside, enjoy a nice briskutumn and it is also for those who enjoy a little danger. seasoning their stuffing and cranberries, the threat of a, i don't know, massive deck fire and third degree burns. now, step number one is to go to youtube and type in turkey fryer disaster. >> drop and run, dude, drop and run. >> reporter: and there you'll see why, exactly, you're going to want to remain sober and well away from your wood deck. the first mistake all of those people made was overfilling the kettle. putting too much oil in, so when they drop the bird, it spilled over the top and started a fire that will burn for weeks. put your bird in the basket and in the kettle and fill it up with water. you want to put just enough water to cover the top of the bird. just barely over the top and that way, you know exactly how much oil to put in. so, the night before you fry the bird, you are going to want to inject it with marinade. you can buy the premade stuff or you can make your own using half pound of butter. about a bott

. -- brisk, frosty this morning. a lot of frost on the pumpkin so to speak. it's going to be one of those bright, brisk days with highs in the upper 40s and low as. as you head toward the bus stop this morning, grab a heavy jacket with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. thankfully the winds are fairly light and sunrise not for a little while. maybe another half-hour or so. we have this cool looking sky in the east. expect sunny skies all day long. 47 by noon. by 3:00 49. i think we could manage to get up to 51 which is where we snuck up to yesterday afternoon. 46 at 6:00. the official high yesterday was 65. that happened right after midnight. this morning we're down to 30 in ashburn and also in centreville. it is 33 in bethesda. fort belvoir you're below freezing at 41 with 29 in -- at 31 with 29 in bowie. another beautiful picture here. a little pink on the eastern horizon behind the capitol. that's a pretty city. a windchill of 31 at national and north, northeasterly wind at 8 miles an hour. front from yesterday, there it is. it's off shore. so behind it we h

expected high there 57 degrees. 56 cool and brisk in san francisco. and 58 degrees in livermore. >>> a new accident in the east bay. we'll get to that in a minute. also stacking up approaching the bay bridge toll plaza they turned the metering lights on around 6:00 this morning so now we're stacking up like we usually do beyond the 880 overcrossing. about 15 to 20 minutes now just to get you up to the bay bridge but no incidents at the bay bridge. we are seeing a problem with the westbound lanes of 24 approaching pleasant hill road as there was an accident that struck the center divide just a solo spinout so again, yes, the roads are slick. take it slow this morning. right now the left lane is blocked while they work to clear that out of walnut creek. brake lights through the altamont pass and it's stop and go from 205 out of tracy all the way through the altamont pass in livermore. drive time 23 minutes now between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. here's a live look outside. looks like we're drying out in the east bay 880 through oakland

overnight though, just a chill continuing brisk. >>> tiny bottles filled with two ounces of -- a shock that promises the sustained boost of energy primarily from caffeine. how much caffeine, the bottle doesn't say. the company now says 270 milligrams the same as 16 ounces of coffee or nearly 6 cans of soda. the company's founder say there's no risk to drinking his product. of course you can drink that room temperature shot lot faster. if you do drink too much 5 hour energy, the fda now says it has received reports of 13 death and 33 hospitalizations claiming 5 hour energy was involved. those claims are being investigated at the same time, the fda is look into reports of 5 more deaths linked to monster energy drinks, one of them in hagerstown who died in december of 2011. she was just 14 years old and she had a previous heart condition. her family blamed her death on the 2, 24-ounce monster energy drink. >> people who manage patients with disorders try and advice patients to limit caffeine. caffeine can definitely be a trigger. >> her family is suing the parent company of monster compan

. >>> welcome back. 4:55 your weather first on this brisk monday morning. got some clouds out now. overall a good deal of sunshine today, maybe a little cloudier earlier than we are showing. 47 by 1:00. we'll make a run toward 52, north winds at 10 miles per hour. bundle up, could have issues wednesday. right never over to monika with timesaver traffic. >> this is what it looks like all the way up into springfield and the beltway. i'll be back with more details at 5:01. back to you guys. >>> 40,000 people were expected to run the new york city marathon this weekend. instead thousands of runners volunteered for an unofficial trek to raise money for hurricane victims and other charities. some made a loop around central park. they carried backpacks full of splices to help storm victims. >> these aren't -- supplies to help storm victims. >> these aren't even neighbors. >>> the charity continued in hoboken, new jersey where chefs donated their time to cook warm meals. >>> video game and cartoon enthusiast, the number one movie at the box office this weekend. the largest opening ever for

it will be brisk.'s a chance of a widely scattered shower, maybe even a thunderstorm rotating on through. and we're not done. we have more unsettled air behind the system. it's a lot of that cold air working its way out of the gulf of alaska. that's why temperatures are way down. then one more wave of moisture coming in late tonight and early tomorrow morning so maybe some leftover showers into saturday morning. then it looks like we're done. let's time it out. this morning, scattered showers early on. then maybe catching a little bit of a break. but then as we get in toward nighttime and overnight, chance of more wandering showers rotating on through into early tomorrow morning. so after that looks like things setting down but these temperatures today cool for this time of the year about 13 degrees below average. 58 expected high in livermore. only 55 and brisk in pacifica. 56 in san francisco. and 56 in santa rosa. next couple of days, the temperatures warm up a little bit on saturday and sunday as w

it is brisk outside.ou guys should be happy you weren't on the weather terrace with me. >> the wind called maria here? >> mary. >> not a happy lady morning, temperatures in the 30s and 40s we've got windchills even colder than that. sunrise coming up at 6:43 this morning. with just a stray shower on eastern shore so we'll be watching that. but while we're starting with the clouds by the afternoon, and we'll get the rain -- by the afternoon in the low 50s at 3:00. clearing skies so 49 at 6:00 with a high today about 54. but the winds could gust 25 maybe 30 miles an hour. 12 hours ago we had some areas of light rain and showers across region. snow was generally confined to north of delaware. jersey hit pretty hard and parts of connecticut actually received i think it was north haven in new haven county 12 inches. there were 8 inches across parts of hartford county and still cranking. that's nantucket and martha's vineyard right? still cranking out there with bands of rain. western connecticut up into maine

it's going to be bright but brisk tomorrow. it will look imarm warm -- warmer than it is. winds in the 30s. winds turning out of the north 10 to 20. tomorrow winds are sunny, breezy and cold. you'll need a jacket and coat. by afternoon, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. high temperatures near 50 and winds out of the northeast at 10 to 15. zone forecast, remember all six zones are on our website, wusa9.com. only 33 in oakland tomorrow. 42 in cumberland. upper 40s in winchester. maybe 51 in culpeper, but leesburg, warren, manassas, fairfax, 48 or 49. that's about it. downtown 50. low 50s into southern maryland. the wind, small craft advisory for the bay and in potomac, temperatures in the upper 40s. next three days, our 9 weather alerts are green, green and green. chilly but nice tomorrow, 50. cool but nice on thursday. still cool but not a bad day at all on friday. temperatures in the mid-50s. the good news is on thursday and friday, not much wind to worry about. the next seven days, saturday looks great for the terps in town. mid-50s, not much wind. on sunday, keep the chan

. >> reporter: here at north woods elementary, voting has been brisk, but the average weight has only been from about a half hour to 15 minutes, just depends on when you hit that line. serve pushing their issue. as you know, question 6 and 7 are two of the biggest issues out there. question 6 is one of the most expensive in the state, and also one of the most emotional. question 6 has been the biggest question for governor mark oh malley who shake shook hands around the state to promote same-sex marriage. >> this bill protecting religious freedom and also treats people equally under the law, and i think that anything we can do to strengthen families, and strengthen the protections of children if every household is a good thing, and makes our state stronger and better. >> reporter: now, opponents of question 6 were not idle as well. they were also out in force, and passing out flyers to the many different people, trying to encourage them not to vote for question 6. we will have continued live coverage of this issue tonight. we'll be at both camps in this issue just to make sure that yo