this is on brunswick east. yesterday was tough on the rails, but so far it's good. over to the roads, let's head to i-270. slow southbound from 85 all the way to 109. that's where you're heavy on the bra brakes. you can see those headlights not bad. your volume is increasing. but it's a clear trip for you as you make your way to the beltway. >>> as on as you step out the door, a chilly change. the temperatures plunged to the 40s. tom kierein now with a look at your forecast. tom, good morning. >> yeah. in fact, it's the coldest morning we have had since way last may. it's been four months. we're not used to this. you need to layer up, dig into your closet and find a sweater

we have brunswick 870 10 to 15 minutes late. check your schedules for marc trains. metro subway and light rail are looking good. monuments a at and patterson park. i am dave allen. here is ava marie. >> thank you. the nation celebrated fashions night out last night. i was at the towson town center test.red there was a const i was one of the judges. this is the person that won. she is in a beautiful teal dress. she was fabulous on the catwalk. she was amazing. she said she keeps her patterns over time. she said the styles come back into fashion. she won the $500 gift card. let's check the forecast. it is mild. temperatures around 68 in college park. the dew point temperatures have dropped down a little bit. 68 in annapolis. 64 in frostburg. this is a good news. the forecast for today -- >mostly sunny skies. low 9 90's this afternoon. maybe an isolated thunderstorm by the afternoon -- low 90's this afternoon. not a lot of clouds in the sky. that could change as we get into the weekend. a big change in our temperature as we get into the weekend. this will come in two p

let's keep going, keep expanding. >> probably the number-one question since we opened in brunswick was, when are we going to open in portland. why hadn't we opened there, and how quick can you get down there. >> neither one ever thought that the search for funding for their 5-year-old retail and wholesale business would turn into a fiasco of its own. it took about eight months to find a spot to expand. when the time came to ask for money, the two intentionally approached a bank with which they had a previous relationship. >> we had existing loans with them that we paid on time. we have a strong record of sales and cash flow. all the things that banks theoretically use to evaluate you. >> bank officials visited the new location. after reviewing the company's plans, the message appeared to be optimistic. >> they said, you know, i think we have a deal here. i think -- we should be able to get this done for you. go ahead, sign the lease. and we'll worry about the paperwork and get the loan started. we should have the money for you in a couple of weeks. >> hearing that, davis and respect to

a ten-minute delay, this time brunswick east 870. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> this morning a family shooting in spotsylvania county leaves a mother and son dead and the man's sister in the hospital. police are now trying to figure out the motive. shooting happened yesterday afternoon at a home near the chancellorville battlefield. police say 43-year-old david anderson shot and killed his 75-year-old mother and also shot his sister laura reeves several times before turning the gun on himself. she's in the hospital in stable condition. neighbors say the family lived on the block for a year or two. one neighbor says they warned their kids to astay away from the man they called the crazy guy. >>> a figure skating coach is allowed to return home to maryland. after he entered a not guilty plea on charges he fondled a 16-year-old student while the two attended a competition in lake placid new york last year. the alleged victim is from prince george's county. her family has also filed a multimillion dollar civil suit again

at least two ten-minute delays on brunswick east. here's what's happening. metro is honoring marc tickets and good news if you're taking the metro. no delays reported on metro or vre. if you're taking the marc, again, it's going to be a tough commute for you. >>> another traffic alert for you in northern virginia. relief is finally coming for one of the area's most congested enter changes. tomorrow, two new ramps will open connecting the eastbound dulles access road to the beltway's inner and outer loops. drivers on the access road used to cross several lanes of traffic to exit on the beltway causing major traffic issues. the ramps were built as part of the beltway express lanes project. metro might give you headaches this weekend if you don't use the roads. seven stations on the red line will be effected by track work. dupont circle on the red line. two stations, however, will be open in service from ore there lines. gallery place for green and yellow line service, there will also be single tracking on the orange and yellow lines and work starts at 10:00 to

one marc brunswick east 874, a six-minute delay. ten-minute delay remains on the vre. this is the manassas line train number 324. aaron and eun, back to you. >>> this morning we've gotten an answer to a question thousands of virginia commuters have been asking, what's up with the red lanes on i-66? vdot says the color is designed to draw attention to the lanes, which you can only use during certain hours. a sign above with a green arrow or red "x" indicates when you can and can't use those lanes. vdot says it hopes that painting the lanes will make the rules more clear. >>> campus controversy at american university. an assistant professor is under fire after breast-feeding her baby during class. the incident happened during the first day of sex, gender, culture class. professor adrienne pine brought her infant drawer to class and breast fed without covering up in front of 40 students. after the incident, the school newspaper contacted professor pine. she said online she couldn't take her daughter to daycare because she was sick and canceling class did not seem like an

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail is on schedule. metro subway on time. is operating with a delay. the 61 bus diverting at charles and 28th. now back to ava marie. >> thank you. you could see a lot of lightning out there. showers and thunderstorms are coursing over the metro area. noting to enter into havre de grace -- starting to enter into havre de grace. these are the areas dealing with the most rain. we could see some sunshine to start the day. we see 67 at the airport. 73 downtown. northern areas are still in the 60's. we were in the 40's two days ago to start the morning. we're mild as the front sits up to the north. clouds are stretching back into missouri. this front is slowly making its way here. it is pushing the moisture out ahead of the front. you can see the moisture ahead of the front. we see rainfall along the front. almost like a train of rainfall. right now the rain is mostly up towards the north. fromll start to creep beein the west to the east. i will keep the possibility that we could see some rain tonight at m&t

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we have some rain to discuss today. first we say good morning to ava marie. she has found a cool car show. >> good morning. you should've been there when the cars were showing got. this car show is happening at pimlico. you may have received the quarterly magazine if you're a car enthusiast. a big car show happening. not only in baltimore but in the country. >> this is the first car show we're putting on. we attend a dozen or so events in the year. >> it is happening this weekend in papago. >> through the rogers avenue gate. we'll have hundreds of custom cars, vintage race cars on the grassy infield. >> let's look at some of the cars. these are beautiful cars. >> there will be a wide range of custom cars and vintage race cars. these are the custom cars whose bodies have been modified. they are loath to the ground. -- they are low to the ground. this is an palla driven out from california for the show -- this is an in pal impala. >> a lot of local people coming out. >> hundreds of loca

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> at thank you.ther warm and muggy start. first we say good morning to ava marie. she is in towson today. you have the attention of all the ladies in the studio. >> being at the mall at 5:00 p.m. beats any kind of the cubicle. we celebrate fashions night out in baltimore. they want you to walk the runway, men and women. you know a thing or two about fashion. >> you can come tonight and walked the runway and get a chance to win a $500 gift card. come to the level one grand course and walked the runway. you are one of the judges. we will have three style closets at tonight's event. i have some examples of each to show you. >> this is ideas for people getting ready for the fall. >> outside of macy's. this is a modern preppy look. this is some purple jeans. then next that we have our alternative glam look. kirt.ighlight is this scar check out the detail. some amazing booties. this is the color and it is hot. you can put a blazer on top for work. >> i love how practical they are. also those wedge heels i

the housing in new brunswick has been around since 1988. the recovery program itself started around 1983 under lisa laitman. our program and the recovery house we describe as not a treatment program-this isn't like going to rehab. what the recovery house is is a residence hall which supports people in recovery. students have to be sober at least 90 days to get in. you know, i would prefer a longer time than that. but they made a commitment to recovery and they're in 12-step programs. whether they go to aa or na, it doesn't matter, but they need to go to one or the other a few times a week and have a sponsor. i am devin fox. i am a person who is in long-term recovery. what that means for me is that i haven't used a drink or a drug in over 3 years. and recovery has really provided me with a life that's really worth living, something that i never had before. to look at my dreams that i thought were totally dead, totally dead. i didn't think i was going to go back to school. i didn't think i was going to graduate with my bachelor's. i didn't th

. >> no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. metro subway is operating on schedule. operating with a delay. 33 and 57 buses diverting at the rogers avenue metro station because of construction. i'm kurt kronke. now back to john collins. >> thank you. clear skies this morning. a nice start to the day. it will unwind here beginning most likely tonight and tomorrow. a lot of rain to the south, especially in tennessee. rain up to the north as well. today will be a transition day when we begin to see some clouds and then the rain chance. clear skies and light winds, 54 degrees right now at the airport. 55 in white marsh. sykesville, 53. out to the west, if you readings have dropped into the 40's. 57 degrees at rock hall. you can see a hint of columnist to the south of us in southern maryland and into virginia. that is the north edge of the storm. our air is pretty dry. here's the front to the west of us. it will eventually started to move in. here is a developing storm to the south. forecasters are watching that to see if there's some tropical development down the road. i

we have 100% humidity, meaning we have some patchy fog around certain spots, arnold and brunswick inhat area. we have an area of high pressure moving off into the atlantic as this cold front moves off to the east. this is going to bring us stormy weather possibly for your saturday. the storm prediction center has us in the slight risk for severe weather, once again, mainly damaging winds. few clouds moving in, then there's the front accompanied by showers as we get into 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow evening. sunday looks great for the ravens. partly cloudy, we'll warm up today, 60 and a few clouds by this evening. we have strong to severe thunderstorms possible as we head into tomorrow. there's the seven-day forecast for you, beginning on saturday and looks like it could be a stormy one. let's check traffic lauren. >>> the ravens game looks good. that's great. we are dealing with a lot of fog this morning. if you're heading out, it will be a problem across the region. slow dun and be careful. 95 and white marsh, no problems whatsoever. 15 minutes from the beltway into the city. out to the harr

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this is on brunswick east 890. no delays on the metro or vre. >>> still ahead, she's no stranger to controversy. madonna's explanation for something she said on stage at the verizon center. beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. >>> welcome back. a strike or taking a knee every play every game, that's actions the green bay packers are talking about forcing the league to deal with the nfl referees. after monday night's game, the referees said pass interference should be called. but since it wasn't, the call could not be overturned. packers quarterback aaron rodgers wasn't buying it. >> when the players hit the ground in the end zone, the officials determined that both tate and jennings had possession of the ball. i call bull on that. the game is being tarnished by an nfl who obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished a little bit. >> the league office has received more than 70,000 v

sliding over toward brunswick, more of the same and dew points still in the 50s. we are talking about dry air this morning and even as we go into the afternoon. the radar will continue to be dry but for today only, then we'll start to see changes. be prepared for wet weather into tomorrow afternoon, 79 for the high today. let's check traffic with lauren. good morning. >>> good morning. i can't believe it's the last day of summer. it's feeling like fall out there. we have good news for those of you in anne arundel county. a crash just cleared and thefullies are really starting to dissipate as well. if you're using 95, there's nothing to get in the way from howard county all the way into the city. as we take a live look at the beltway, that's the main trouble spot here in baltimore, nothing out of the ordinary. this is parkville at hartford road, no problems on the inner loop getting down towards 95. the outer loop is nice and clear all the way up to york road. back to you. >>> 6:46 right now. michelle obama will be in baltimore this afternoon attending a fund raisi

brunswick and also further west into martinsburg.ther north you are the better chance of the showers and storms for the evening. our michael & son weather camera tonight we have cloudy conditions out there and a nice view of the white house. and it's kind of muggy out this. temperatures are -- there. temperatures are now in the lower 90s and dew points are in the 70s and winds are calm. that breeze not helping us cool down. temperatures are also at 84 in bethesda. 82 in gaithersburg, reston you've cooled down to 78 and andrews air force base still at 87 degrees. so, we've got unsettled weather next couple of days. through labor day. showers and storms possible for tonight. sunday morning looks okay. afternoon though some showers are likely and the more storms for labor day. cheek out the 9 futurecast. so tonight maybe some light rain and maybe a couple of thunderstorms that will come through. sunday morning, overall looking pretty cloudy but the good news is, it will be dry sunday morning. now, afternoon though where it looks like we

now, heading over to the rails, seeing a minor delay, brunswick east marc, six minutes, train 870.ood news, metro and vre, no delays reported right now. aaron and eun. >> thanks, danella. >>> the time is 5:12. ahead, the celebration one city is planning for olympic athletes. >>> and why some people are against the precautions to prevent a disease from spreading in their neighborhood. >>> los, the aftermath of isaac. what the storm >>> a bank employee kidnapped and strapped with explosives. anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. >>> d.c. police are looking into whether two attacks near eastern market are connected. the most re

john, new brunswick, canada, resumed normal operations following an explosion.he blast came when scheduled work was being done at a hydrogen plant. confidence among the ceo's here in the u.s. tumbled to a 3-year low according to the business roundtable. its ceo economic outlook index fell to 66% in the third quarter, from 89% in the second quarter. and shares of american greetings are surging today after the company received a go private offer from a group led by its ceo and the group is offering $580 million for the company. american greetings says it will form a special committee of independent directors to consider the proposal. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad took center stage today at the u.n. and not just his words stirring up controversy of the so is the tiling of his speech. today is of course the holiest day on the jewish calendar, yom kippur, the day of atonement. lou dobbs is here to weigh in on that one. quite a coincidence. >> i don't know if it is a ins

this extend northward, brunswick, leesburg right now. route 15. and as we take you, we are getting you ready in d.c., for round two. as you see, the light rain right here. but some moderate rain will likely push over downtown d.c. in the next couple hours. there is still tropical showers for our western viewers. in winchester. pushing into the eastern panhandle of west virginia. so, we are not done -- and we won't be any time soon. 70s keep us company during the overnight. rather soupy we well have a few 60s out there. north, west. martinsburg. winchester. luray. rest of ussen the mu ein the mu. high humidity. chances for storms. let me take you hour by hour. pinpoint, what it will do. we can start off damp. not raining in the morning. throughout the day, showers will be around. and this is going to be the case as we head into tuesday. as well. you can keep an eye on the time line right here. maybe, some periods of just clouds. wednesday starts to look better. don't hang on to the thought bubble too much. look at the afternoon. all the green on th

camden and brunswick trains operating on schedule. we have delays and diversions on the 61 buses. a diversion at clark's lane. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. it was a rough night last night. big rain and heavy thunderstorms. here's the front that triggered all of it. wind has shifted to the north and northwest. there is some cloud cover and some rain showers trying to develop. a few sprinkles in southern maryland. you might see a passing sprinkle to start the day. most of that is not hitting the ground. we have cloud cover extending back into southern pennsylvania. the clouds will break up and we will see some sunshine. a mostly sunny day as we get into the afternoon. 40's al past hagerstown and into ohio and parts of michigan. we will dip into the 40's tonight. 61 at the airport. into the western suburb, 57 in mount airy. you might want to take a light jacket to start the day. high temperatures between 70 and 75. some sunshine will break through. a little on the breezy side. the seven-day forecast -- it will be chilly in the morning tomorrow. we will make it up to 75. no

a smooth commute on the the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. on time service on metro subway. shuttle buses between the mount royal and penn station stops. the main line not affected by a shuttle buses. the 8, 10 buses are operating with delays. the 64 bus is diverting around the baltimore book festival. the 61 bus with a diversion at charles and 28th. >> thank you appeared the rain is causing some problems this morning. most of that rain is extending from d.c. into baltimore. this continues to push into the northeast. starting to dry out around d .c. grain showers are tracking over annapolis and heading towards centreville and kingstown. -- rain showers are tracking over annapolis. 66 in pikesville. 68 degrees in the white marsh. it is a mild start to the day. it will be mild into the afternoon. temperatures into the mid to upper 70's. the best chance for showers are coming this morning. the sun rises at 7:00 a.m. a few areas of low pressure are spinning. each time the low passes over us, we get enhanced rainfall. then we get a break when these showers push offshore appeared

. >> the number one question since we opened in brunswick is when will we open a location in portland? why haven't we opened there? >> neither one ever thought the search for funding for the retail and wholesale business would turn into a fiasco of their own. it took five months to expand. when the time came to ask for money, they intentionally approached a bank in which theyed a had a previous relationship. >> we had existing loans that we paid on time. we have a strong record of sales and cash flow and all the things banks use to evaluate you. >> bank officials visited the location and after reviewing the plans, the message appeared to be optimistic. they said, you know, i think we have a deal here. yeah, we should be able to get this done for you. sign the lease. we'll worry about the paper work and get the loans started. we should have the money in a few weeks. >> they were ready to bring flavors to the new customers. >> we put our security deposit down and first month's rent down. >> with renovations getting under way, things were going well until the bank appeared to take a step

light rail and metro subway both on schedule. 870 on brunswick running 10 to 15 minutes late.ack to tony pann. >> thank you. we can take care of the rest of the show. weather-wise, it is not that bad. the possibility of some severe weather. 70 at the airport. we had a wave of rain showers go through late last night. we have sprinkles around baltimore. the heavy rain is back into the mountains. that will be heading over towards us. the further we go into the day, the chance we have some severe weather. low pressure coming up through kentucky and tennessee. a cold front is coming out of the great lakes. we could see some bumpy weather late in the day. not necessarily in terms of wind gusts over 60 miles per hour but the possibility of tornadoes. even if we get some moderate rain showers, some could start to produce weak tornadoes. that would be late this afternoon and into this evening. rain is likely this afternoon. it will be a windy day. high temperature around 80 degrees. not a good idea to take the boat out. feetf three to 23 or fou four feet. there could be a sprinkle on w

a smooth ride commute on the rails with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail is on schedule. metro subway also on time. the 35 bus is diverting at monument and patterson park because of the sinkhole. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it is rather disgusting outside. low to mid 70's and it feels like you're walking into a wet sponge. 78 at the airport. we will make it into the upper 80's this afternoon. the atmosphere will create some scattered showers and thunderstorms today. c isremnants of isaaa dragging a front throughout maryland. they will become a thunderstorms this afternoon. not everybody will see the rain. a good idea to take the umbrella. some sprinkles around hunt valley and towson. let's go down to the tropics. this is looking more organized than it was yesterday. sustained winds of 65 miles per hour. it will travel up close to bermuda and come close to the delmarva coastline and the new england coast line. the timing will be tricky. warm, humid, high temperature in the upper 80's here home. scattered thunderstorms t

the penn, camden, and brunswick lines are all on time. i am dave allen. here is tony pann. >> thank you. good morning. we're off to a cool start on this tuesday morning. first we say good morning to ava marie. she is that miss shirley's. >> we're previewing the first ever dined out maryland. this is a 20% discount on either breakfast, lunch, or dinner. miss shirley is located just north of the tv hill. you guys are participating in this. 20% discountring a with a coupon of the entirety of the check. >> i was looking at the website. it depends on the restaurant. very exciting. you have prepared some dishes this morning. >> we are happy to be participating and showing our signature item. this is our vegetable egg tower with fresh tomato, basil, mozzarella. >> it is almost like an omelet. >> it is nice and fresh. >> this is our fried green tomatoes. >> fried green tomatoes. that is a big stable in the south.--that is a big staple in the south. >> i think it varies from restaurant to restaurant. people are getting back to work after a long summer. it gets a l

now, also, want to let you know that mark is experiencing -- switching problems on the brunswick line. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we are exactly two months away from election day. both major candidates will be in new hampshire and iowa. >> president barack obama formally accepted the democrat's nomination last night. we have more on the finale of the dnc. good morning. >> good morning. the president barack obama that spoke last night was very different than state senator obama in 2004 and candidate obama in 2008. right off of the bat, he said the times have changed and so i have. his message of hope and change was still there, but it had clearly evolved since he has taken the oval office four years ago. >> 8 years later that hope has been tested. by the cost of war, by one of the worst economic crisis and history and political gridlock that left us wondering if it is still possible to tackle the challenges of our time. i will not pretend that the path i'm offering is quick or easy. i never have. you didn't elect me it tell me what you wanted to hear, you elected me it tell you the

on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we had some heavy rain again last night. most of the heavy rain is around york. we have some light rain showers showing up on hd doppler. back up towards westminster. we have some low clouds, fog, and drizzle leftover from the thunderstorms yesterday. give yourself a couple of extra minutes this morning. let's look at how much rain fell over the last 12 hours. the bull's-eye was up in pennsylvania. you can see almost an inch of rain drop since 4:00 p.m. yesterday evening. almost 3 inches to the west of york, pennsylvania. we will get a little bit of a break. there is the batch of rain i was talking about. then there is a bit of a lull back to the south and west. thunderstorms will likely redevelop this afternoon. 75 at the air point. the dew points are in the low to mid 70's. this is tropical storm lesley with 65 mile per hour wind. some of the computer models to take it close to the east coast of the united states. that is a storm we have to keep

no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the 58 bus has a diversion. the 27 and 91 buses are not going into the rogers avenue metro station. the 35 bus is diverting at monuments and patterson park. >> good morning. the weather is going to change a little bit towards the end of the week. we sent stan out to the parking lot and? see what happens when you look up? i had to send him out. we didn't think he was going to come back. the jet stream is stepping down to the south. it is beginning to lift up. or temperatures out in the plains states. the temperatures will sneak into the lower end of the 80's -- warmer temperatures out in the plains states. we could see a little bit of rain into the beginning of the weekend. not much precipitation along the boundary. at the present time, big area of high pressure is in control. 55 at the airport. 46 degrees in frederick. another sunny day. gorgeous afternoon. high temperatures around 80. sunrise this morning at 6:45. it should be nice on the water if you take the boat out. wave heights

a downed tree is being removed right now on the brunswick line. the delays there are now 30 minutes-one hour. they will be accepting tickets this evening. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a lot of severe storms now moving across the eastern shore and rapidly pulling away from baltimore. conditions will be improving but you're still dealing with dangerous conditions as far is very heavy downpours on the leading edge of this line of storms. some lightning mixed in as well but we have not seen a whole lot of lightning. they come through with the tropical downpours. even a few rumbles of thunder. the on the lookout out there. -- be on the lookout. we would quickly make their way in delaware as well. all the way down through the line of storms is coming in. west of the bay, rapidly improving conditions with showers out in the mountains. this front will get year later tonight and clear out the skies, but the threat of severe weather is way in advance of the front. those are just scattered showers. the heavi

delays up to 30 minutes possibly on the brunswick line and penn line heading into union station.ro will honor your marc trains passes. on metro, warrenton and blue line delays. new carrollton and a largo expects allays with a disabled train at federal triangle. been on alert. on the roads, on 270, not bad at 118. early delays for those traveling southbound between maryland and before 121. at 121 is before the delay opens. back to you. >> thank you. it is 70 degrees. >> we will look at the weekend box office with arch campbell anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote toto build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >> opening on the big screen this weekend is one of the stars

no delays on the camden are brunswick lines. if you bust the versions. 1161 diverting at charles and 28. construction there. clarks -- buses not going into the matter station due to construction there as well. back to you. >> good morning. a little patchy fog out there and does some neighborhoods. not a big deal for the morning to meet. temperatures are chilly. 50 at the airport. 48 in mount airy. 43 in frederick. warmer near the border -- water. the entire a mid-atlantic region under that chilly autumn air mass. 43 in oakland. 30's in northern pennsylvania. some of the valleys as well perry started to get to that part of the season where frost will be an issue perhaps in the mountains over the next couple weeks. somehow-- some high thin clouds. not rain producing but there will add a little color on the horizon during sunrise. precipitation across the great lakes. all that will fall apart by the time it gets over here. it will bump into a big area of high pressure. we should end up with a dry day to day and even tomorrow. the s

marc trains there are switch problems. 30 minute delays on some of the penn line trains and the brunswick line. metro will honor your passes for. earlier disabled train on the orange and blue lines and federal triangle creating a delay at the new carrollton and largo. in virginia, moving quite well for the most part on the dulles greenway and the toll road. so on 66, looks pretty good at glebe road. slight delay eastbound 66 past 29 and 28 getting to centreville, but it's pretty good up to the roosevelt bridge. traveling in maryland, brief delays on 270 southbound from the truck scales to clarksburg. back to you. >> thank you. big changes for downtown bethesda. it will impact traffic. starting tonight at 9:00 woodmont avenue between miller and bethesda avenue will be closed. it will stay closed almost two years. it's part of construction plans to build two new high-rises and to add nearly 1000 parking spaces to one of the biggest shopping and what was one of the biggest parking areas in that region. >> it is 69 degrees. coming up, another earthquake rattled the west coast. >> and a live r

over the to rails, marc brunswick east 890 has a six minute delay. metro and vre aren't reporting delays at this time. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >> you're looking at live pictures coming from tahrir square. we know there were clashes between police and protesters, and now the fbi is warning of potential violence here at home. a bulletin is out warning of protests in u.s. cities and extremist groups in this country that they believe could exploit anger. melissa mollet in the news room with more on the situation. melissa, good morning. >> many good morning, aaron. >>> though it makes no information about specific threats, the bulletin is warning first responders of large protests in the united states. this is video from cairo. protesters in the streets throwing rocks at the military. the military had been constructing a concrete barricade to protect the u.s. embassy there. bracing for a rally after morning prayer today. 11 u.s. compounds have been under attack. one protester has also been killed. the protests are over a film made here

one minor delay on the brunswick east train 892, you're looking at a six minute delay. if you're taking metro or vre, they're running on or close to schedule. >>> president obama will be in new york today partying it up with music heavyweights jay-z and beyonce. the three are throwing a fund-raiser at jay-z's 4040 club. the president will be in our area on friday, holding a rally at the fitz center. tickets are first come first served. you can head to news 4's facebook page to find out where to get tickets. paul ryan also in virginia the next two days, trying to swing the commonwealth for republicans. he's scheduled to speak at newport university in newport news tonight. tomorrow he'll speak at a manufacturing company in danvil danville. ryan was in virginia last week. he visited harrisonburg and roanoke on friday. >>> romney is in damage control mode today after controversial comments. the video was taken at a private fund-raiser in may and first obtained by liberal magazine "mother jones" and then nbc news. >> for the past three years all everybody's been told is don'

and brunswick east 890 a 10-minute delay. >>> a comment that one man posted on a popular sports website that landed him in jail. "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> i'm angie goff with breaking news. france will close its schools and public buildings on friday, the muslim holy day, after a magazine published controversial photos of the prophet muhammad. some of the photos include the prophet naked. today's publishing of the photos follows a weekend outrage over the publishing of a muslim film made in the u.s. i'm angie goff. news 4. >>> packers are threatening hac go after the new york stock exchange after the anti-muslim video. the stock exchange isn't commenting on the threat. >>> one of the americans killed in the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya last week will be laid to rest today. glen doherty was a former navy s.e.a.l. who was working in private security when he died last week. the u.s. ambassador to libya and two other american

then i came up to brunswick, maryland, which has a beautiful park right on the potomac. i took this picture. i was joined on that path by a lot of people out jogging and walking. some kids were riding their bikes right through the puddles of course. there's a live view. showing those puffy fair weather cumulus clouds. right now, it's at 71 at reagan national. dew point, a comfortably dry 51. the wind gusting at around 15 or so. these areas in dark green still in the 50s. the other areas in green further east are still in the 60s. right around washington, near 70. much of southern maryland, the eastern shore, right around 70. all of this due to this gorgeous clear sky. this big area of high pressure pushing down from the north and west. it's going to be in place for the week ahead. giving us plenty of sunshine for the rest of the afternoon. just a few clouds around. winds out of the northwest may pick up a bit. we'll be into the upper 70s. back down to the low 70s early evening. a gorgeous evening coming up. clear and cool. we'll be down to the mid-60s by midnight. it's g

and a six-minute delay on the brunswick east train. back over to you. >>> 56 degrees out there. a d.c. mother in a panic after her 3-year-old son wanders away from school alone. what she plans to do today. >>> also ahead, the warning from police to everybody who's police [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours accelerate receivables, manage payments, and help ensure access to credit. because we know how important cash flow is to reaching your goals. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> welcome back. a d.c. mother plans to be at her son's school today to ask why nobody knew that her 3-year-old had wandered away on his own. she says she went to pick up her son from cw harris elementary in southeast d.c. yesterday evening and he was already gone. turns out the child walked three blocks to his house where his grandmother happened to be home. green says this incident shows anybody off the street could pick up her child. the school said i

brunswick east 890. vre is looking good. over to the roads, if you're making the commute in prince george's county. let's start with 50. no issues there, as you make your way in the bowie area. in both directions, really from annapolis to the beltway, clear. if you're traveling along 5, 301, 210 nice and clear. let me give you a look at richie road, light volume. >>> next the debate surely to heat up over a popular car service in the d.c. region. >>> a clash between a local pastor and the church board members nowhere near over even after a ruling from a maryland appeals court. the court reversed the decision that removed pastor joel peebles from his leadership position at the jerricho city of praise. thousands of members stood by the pastor's side, moving with him when he was kicked out. now peebles and those members say they're making plans to return to the church's main landover campus. >> the church is now coming out, and it's very, very clear that pastor joel, as well as these thousands of members that have been displace

brunswick east, six-minute. seven-minute on train number 8. back over to you. >>> virginia will host both presidential candidates today. president obama and mitt romney will both be campaigning in the commonwealth today. they were both in another battleground state yesterday, ohio. tracy potts is live with more. >> reporter: ohio could turn out to be a problem for mitt romney. he's not doing well there, according to the latest poll. he is ten points behind president obama here, he's campaigning in ohio yesterday, going after working class families. no republican has ever won the presidency without winning ohio. romney told nbc in an interview, i am going to win ohio, and in campaign rallies, he said i care about the people of america. he's been trying to focus on struggling families. meantime, president obama was going after the college crowd. today they are both in virginia, and both of these candidates focusing on the middle class. >> i don't know how many of you will be with me this time around -- [ cheers and applause ] but it doesn't matt

penn south 401, 15-minute delay and an 8-minute delay on the brunswick east train of the marc, 890. eun, over to you. >>> 5:33 now. with just seven weeks left until the election, mitt romney is trying to refocus his campaign on the economy after the release of controversial comments. the hidden camera video doesn't seem to be going away, and now the president is chiming in. nbc's tracie potts is joining us live from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: we've got a new "the wall street journal" poll. important to note that was taken before the video was released. it shows president obama with a five-point lead over mitt romney. romney is trying to bounce back from what he said last spring about the 47% of americans who don't pay taxes, calling them victims who see themselves as dependent on government. but now with cameras in full view the at a fund-raiser last night, now romney said he said something different. he said the role of government is to help people who need help. he admitted in a fox interview that some people who don't pay action at th taxes aren't victims, but wealthy a

this is on brunswick east. yesterday was tough on the rails, but so far it's good. over to the roads, let's head to i-270. slow southbound from 85 all the way to 109. that's where you're heavy on the bra brakes. you can see those headlights not bad. your volume is increasing. but it's a clear trip for you as you make your way to the beltway. >>> as on as you step out the door, a chilly change. the temperatures plunged to the 40s. tom kierein now with a look at your forecast. tom, good morning. >> yeah. in fact, it's the coldest morning we have had since way last may. it's been four months. we're not used to this. you need to layer up, dig into your closet and find a sweater as we're starting off this morning, all these areas in the light blue, the 40s. and that includes most of virginia and maryland. out in west virginia, americwes maryland, the upper 30s. this is like a morning in early december, not late september. we still have warm waters around the bay. even so, look at ocean city. 53 there this morning. and here's the view from space. we have just a few high c

brunswick east 890. aaron and eun, back over to you. >>> 65 degrees. new york city's next tourist destination. the record setting edition that will offer amazing views. "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> wow, take a look at that video. this is from the dash cam of a louisville, kentucky police officer responding to an emergency. watch what happens when the officer swerves to avoid a pickup truck at an intersection. the officer loses control and, bam, right into that house. at the time of the crash, the officer was going about 45 miles an hour. luckily, the police officer only had a minor neck injury. no one in the house was hurt. >>> the big apple is adding to its reputation. the world's biggest ferris wheel is being built on stat enisland. the $230 million attraction will be called the new york wheel. it will overlook the statue of liberty, new york harbor, and the downtown manhattan skyline. the wheel w

checking the brunswick east 870, looks like a seven-minute delay. metro and vre not reporting any delays. >>> airlines based in the u.s. collected more than $1.7 billion in baggage fees in the first half of the year. that is the largest amount collected from january to june. the bureau of transportation reports delta airlines collected the most fees with nearly $430 million. united airlines came in second at 35$351 million. airlines gap charging for checked baggage in 2008. >>> apple's new iphone blamed for a spike in crime in new york city. it comes less than a week after the iphone 5 went on sale. the theft of iphones, ipads, and other electronic gadgets is up 40% this year. police say most of the robberies happen on the bus or the subway. >>> the tablet wars are heating up just in time for the holiday season. barnes and noble rolling out two new versions of its nook tablet. the nook hd comes in two sizes, one with a seven-inch screen starting at $199. the other has a nine-inch screen and starts at $269. the new nooks have sleek new hardware and a

metro, all entrabts, escalators are down at foggy bottom metro station and also on the marc train, brunswick east 870. six-minute delay right now. back in ten. aaron and eun, back over to you. >>> 5:42. 73 degrees. pack your patiencen you head out on the roads today as tens of thousands of area children head back to school. >>> plus, why roadblocks may get more difficult to enjoy a popu heavy load in america. but mitt romney plan, a middle class to $2,000 more a year in taxes. multi-millionaires like himself hits the middle class harder... bigger break. forward for america? i'm barack obama and i approve this message. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ nlgs welcome back. hundreds of thousands of

brunswick east, 870. experiencing a mechanical problem. your delays are 46 minutes right now.t 72. you're looking at a 19 minute delay. taking the penn south, at least a 19-minute delay on train number 505 due to a switch problem. metro is on. >> narrator:ing your tickets. bad news is you are seeing a delay on the orange and blue line thanks to an earlier disabled train. it's gone. still seeing delays on the orange and blue line. aaron, over to you. >>> this morning the naacp is demanding answers. this is after a district heights police officer shot a man who was already under arrest. police say they arrested calvin kyle for trying to steal a motorcycle yesterday afternoon. this was on foster street near marlboro pike. kyle tried to run away and that's when the police fired. they tell us they saw the shooting. >> three police cars came up, he was not supposed to fire at that boy. >> now, kyle's condition is not known at this time. the officer who shot him, sergeant johnny riley, was placed on routine leave during an investigation that is being handled by the prince george's co

and farther down the tow path, a beautiful park in brunswick, maryland, right on the potomac river.n absolutely gorgeous morning. you can connect with me on facebook and twitter and share your photos as well as on weather@nbcwashington.com. 61 at reagan national. dewpoint right near 50 degrees. that's comfortably dry. got a wind coming in out of the north around 10 miles an hour. dare i say windchill. you have to layer up. it's chilly down into the mid-50s to just near 50 degrees north and west of washington. gaithersburg up to frederick only near 50. parts of the central shenandoah valley, mountains of western maryland and west virginia are down into the upper 40s right now. throughout the day today, we'll have lots of sunshine. sunrise at 6:45. by 8:00 a.m., still a chill in the air. just in the upper 50s and low 60s. northwest winds around 5 to 10. those winds will increase by noontime and get gusty to around 20 to 25 miles an hour. lots of sun, though. will be up around 70 or so noontime. peaking my midafternoon in the upper 70s. here's your storm team 4 four-day forecast. anoth

six minutes on the brunswick east 890. i'll see you in ten minutes. aaron and eun, over to you. >>> the government says there's a 9% increase in traffic deaths for the first half of 2012. this is the largest jump during the first six months of any previous year. a projection of january through june estimates 16,000 people died in car crashes this year. the previous highest increase during the first half of the year was 6.4% in 1979. >>> starting today, d.c. police will launch their breath alcohol test after a two-year hiatus. trained officers will use new calibrated meters to test drivers' blood alcohol content. the new office will maintain the equipment. d.c. police stopped the program two years ago when a contractor found the machines were not working properly. on top of the new meters, officers will still continue to do the standard field sobriety tests. >>> coming up on 5:55 right now, call it a sign of the times. more people are spending less time getting a college education. cnbc's shartia brantley live with that story and more. >> many go, aaro