but now even when you describe oxford and cambridge. you seem to be advocating in your own versatility cross-disciplinary versatility. >> what i want, i think we are really country unevolved unless our kids know the story. unless our kids in high school and middle school. what ie

a few sprinkles and light rain near cambridge to the northeast of baltimore. elsewhere around the region, quite a bit of cloudiness, a few breaks in the clouds at this time. we'll have a mostly cloudy day with highs reaching the mid 70s. there's a small chance that a little light rain and drzle. this evening cloudy and will be in the low 60s. by this time tomorrow morning, it looks like rain likely, some light rain. maybe a little drizzle and patchy fog and passing showers as well possible through midday thursday. drying out thursday afternoon and evening. part cli sunny friday, mid 70s. partly cloudy and 70 on saturday. might be wet for the skins and rams. that may linger into monday and tuesday. jerry, how is the wednesday traffic? >> pop over to the capitol beltway. the outer loop and inner loop ne river road. the overnight road work pretty much wrapped up. the crews are beginning to shut the equipment down. right now okay. still dealing with the uneven vent for a while yet. we'll check your speeds. west on 66 from the t.r. bridge towards the beltway, 17 mi

economics and political faculty board of cambridge university. prior to that he taught at oxford and was an adviser and policy writer. he is the author of a good churchill, the greatest britain unmasked," and other books. nigel knight. [applause] >> i promise i am not going to solely the hall, but in respect of churchill, ostensibly the greatest britain, the great visionary, the man who could see things that the rest of us could not. well, churchill and the 1920's was chancellor of the exchequer. he reintroduced the gold standard in 1925. this was a policy that john maynard keynes, greatest economist of his time, warned against. churchill went ahead with the policy in 1925. keene's wrote a seminal piece, the economic consequences of mr. churchill. he warned of the consequences of that policy. he warned there would be a depression. he was correct. the results of recession in the british economy through the 1920's we in this economy severely. it meant that come the 1929 wall street crash, the economy was much more severely affected than would have

on the bay to the eastern store from kent island to cambridge and easton, seeing a few sprinkles this morning. we may see a spotty shower or two later. as far as temperatures this morning they are on the cool side in the 50s for most of us. near 60 in easton. 57 here in town and 45 chilly degrees in oakland. the day at a glance, cool with spotty showers. more clouds really than sunshine with high temperatures in the mid to possibly the upper 60s. it is 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday morning. angie has the traffic. >> hello, everybody. welcome to wednesday. we are ready to kick off the 6:00 hour. and we begin with a camera tour of 270. the delay from 121 to father hurley is clearing out a bit. delay stretching from germantown road to 370. here's the outer loop. a good amount solve volume west of georgia avenue. your ride will start to back up around the new hampshire area. in virginia 66 eastbound. below speed from 50 to 123. right now plus five minutes for that stretch of the drive. to the inner loop we go. to the maps, 95 to 6 no issues and if you are going to the district and planning

to 6:00 p.m., at macy's middle school in cambridge. >> you have to live in your district to show up there? are they checking i.d.s at the door? >> no, i don't think we will be checking i.d.s. one of the things we can do is help knows folks with that issue. interestingly enough i talked to a woman just today who said her husband lost his job, they are now in a position of having difficulty making their payments, and they are trying to negotiate with their lender, and the lender is not being very cooperative. what she told me, the lender said, well tell your husband to get a new job. so despite the efforts that congress made to try to push some requirements on the lenders to work with the people facing this situation, i think we are still of course problems with that. we need to do more. we can have these workshops, but ultimately, we do need lenders, particularly those that have received federal funding to be a little bit more information and work with their borrowers. on the issue as a whole, i am told by people in the real estate industry, and i think you have seen this from statistics o

mary's as well as cambridge. 60 was the low at hay market.r temperatures tonight will be dipping down comparable. a few clouds will be left lingering. sunshine unfolding for tomorrow. the high 76 degrees. let's look the at that seven-day forecast. we have sunshine on tap for the weekend. mostly sunny to partly sunny for sunday. the high on sunday 77 degrees. an active wet pattern sets up for the beginning of next week. got to tell you the one thing you'll notice about this weekend, saturday night, sunday morning, october-like cool temperatures coming our way. we get ready for that wet period next week. back to you. >>> thank you. >>> first lady obama didn't just talk up healthy eating at yesterday's opening ofhat farmer's market downtown d.c. she was a customer, too. we learned what was on her shopping list. the white house rorted the first lady bought some black kale, eggs, cherry tomatoes, mixed hot peppers, pears, fingerling potatoes and chocolate milk. farmers will set up stands every thursday at vermont avenue and h street through octobe

coming down at a good clip over toward cambridge down to you will see some of that. on the west side here from howard county we have a couple of showers. angie is off with the traffic update there we go. there is chris. >> we have something to talk about. this is in maryland at franklin avenue. northbound is closed. southbound are getting by. we had a card that drove into a pole. that's blocking all lanes on the screen trying to clean that up now. we'll have that without of the way. you can see no problems as you make your way from 95 over to 270. than we'll check on over to the graphics. route 4, 301. it is moving up to speed. no incidents. going into virginia northbound is a clear commute. and the 14th street bridge. and coming from gainesville and here all the way to the beltway. no problems this morning. >> thank you, chris. >>> the flu and most likely the h1n1 strain is already spreading rapidly across many campuses, including the university of maryland. now metro is announcing precautions it is taking to keep the subways clear of the virus. he would have more.

the city of cambridge has selected 12 people from across the country to serve on an independent panelo assess the arrest, the outcome, the aftermath, and how better training -- training could have prevented the incident. the mayor of cambridge told "the washington post" a story that they're actually still covering that the panel members were picked because of their, quote, diverse professional backgrounds with their experience with community relations and conflict resolution. you got to be kidding me! here is all i need to investigate this incident. show this. this is from are the white house. this is a white house photo. here is president obama going to the rose garden. here is his very good friend that had a cane. remember the whole store i? yeah, look -- oh, my gosh! the white hater is helping him while he struts like a peacock, but let's go back to that acorn investigation, shall we? house judiciary committee chairman john conyers had planned to investigate acorn. later, he told "the washington times", quote -- "the powers that be decided against it." hmm. when the chairman of the

. >>> a cambridge woman is accused of assaulting a police officer. it apparently happened while the officer was trying to arrest a 9-year-old boy he saw assaulting a younger child. officer james mkd mcdaniel saw the 9-year-old assaulting a younger child. when the officer tried to arrest the child, northrup pushed the officer. >>> arundel county police are looking for a suspect who robbed a kfc fast food restaurant. it happened last night on nursery road. police say the suspect walked up to the counter armed with a hand dunn and de anded mony. the suspect ran away. if you have information you're asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7 lockup. >>> the two older sons of steve mcnair have filed separate claims. his estate has not been disputed among parties yet. steve mcnair, you may recall was shot by his girlfriend back if july. he spent most of his career with the tennessee titans and last played for the baltimore ravens. >> it was a nice change with temperatures in the low 70s, a few showers. i think we'll see some more rain in here late tomorr

harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts, hosted this event. it's about an hour. >> i thought we would talk about 45 minutes and open it up for questions. want to do three things in our presentation. one is just give you a brief background about how our book came into being and summarize some of the key themes, hopefully, wet your appetit so that you'll want to buy it and read it in case you haven't and then third tell you why we think our story is significant both as a story as a civil war story. and we'll kind of rif on each other so we'll both be talking. about three or four years ago, i was asked to be a consultan for gary ross. we dedicate the book to gary ross among two other people. he's a filmmaker. he did"seabiscuit," "dave," and "pleasantville." and this story has been around in mystic versions for many times. i've done stuff on interracial alliance and reform. and was very interested in dissent functions in the south so i had a wonderful time doing some research for him. and then he decided after he wrote the screen play that he want

was arrested at his home in cambridge. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly. >> this guy is i believe a racist. >> call it a white house beer summit, a multiolive branch in a bottle. >> the white house advisor of green jobs is out of his jobs. critics went after him when bits of his past caught up with him. >> how are the republicans able to push things through when they have less than 60 senators and somehow we can't? >> the answer to that is they're [ bleep ]. >> the tones of bipartisanship and that is the least of van jones's problems. he questioning whether the 9/11 attacks were a government conspiracy. jones resigned over labor day weekend. now that summer's over, we're hoping we can put this kind of drama behind us because americans are tuning in again, they're going back to work, so should washington, time for republicans and democrats to put aside all the destructive distractions, the vicious politics of personal attacks and really dig in to what the american people want them to do. so joining me now to discuss the road forward, cnn political contributor mary madeleine, a form

still warmer toward ocean city at 63. 72 out towards cambridge. mostly clear skies tonight. 47-52 degrees. the winds have started to calm just a little bit. an area of low pressure out towards the great lakes will hold steady which is bringing this cold canadian air. it will be called in breezy tomorrow. loss of sunshine. the winds will kick up by the afternoon. we will be in that trend on wednesday. that lowe is slow to move out. it will be cold and clear for our mac -- low is slow to move out. it will be cold and clear for most of our week. plenty of sunshine on wednesday morning. that will be the trend as we head into the weekend. a slight chance for some sprinkles to the north. out on the bay, a small craft advisory with waves 1-2 feet. lots of sunshine and breezy conditions, and temperatures in the low 70's. your seven-day forecast shows temperatures in the upper 60's by wednesday, amid 60's by thursday, and a chance of rain thursday and possibly friday. a sunday back in the upper 70's. >> celebrating a special birthday by bringing awareness

p -- east of cambridge.f clouds in the forecast. i'll show you why. let's some of on to the satellite-radar. you will see the cloud cover. it is thick in spots an continues to be pushing in here from the north and west. this area of low pressure continues to just kind of sit here and spin moving very, very slowly. the forecast today looks like a little ece of energy is going to break loose and pub through the washington area and that will provide just enough lift in the atmosphere. we could see some widely scattered showers return this afternoon. i think much of the day will feature dry weather. it will be cloudy and cool out there for much of the day. currently, it's the warm he t han -- warmer than it was yesterday morning. patuxent naval air station, you have a temperature of 57. 56 in fredericksburg. we won't rebound a whole lot today with plenty of clouds out there. there is your forecast. more clouds and sun although there should be some sunny breaks during the course of the day. a few afternoon shower

theories of the origin of life was the origin of information so a year or so later i was off to cambridge england and i began a ph.d. program after having a number of long conversations with dr. thaxton and some of his colleagues about the problem of the origin of life and i wanted to investigate this mystery. and in my graduate studies i naturally did two things. i studied the many competing theories of the origin of life that were out there. and one of the reasons that this was such a profound mystery is that the problem of the origin of information is a problem of apparent design. we talked about how the darwinians attempt to explain the appearance of design but when we're talking about digital code, machine code inside a cell, we're talking about something as richard dawkins himself acknwledges is uncannily computer-like. bill gates, our local hero here in seattle has said dna is like a computer program but far more advanced than any we have created. so the question arises, is this code that functions for all the world like a computer program or maybe a section of code in a cad cam pr

radar we've had a few overnight showers that are lling to the east of us on the eastern shore near cambridge, getting light rain right now as well as northeastern maryland. over the last six hours, quite a bit of cloudiness moving through. it's going to be a mostly cloudy morning. we'll have our temperatures right now in the 60s near 70 through much of the morning. a little sun in and out. quite a bit of cloud dints. a small chance of a little light rain this afternoon. highs reaching the mid 70s. sunrise at 6:51. sunset at 7:14. more on the weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we'll check traffic to see if there's any out there. >> jerry edwards just walked in. >> i've been here for hours. >> i'm kidding. good morning, jerry. >> doing great. good morning to you. good morning everyone. let's see how we're doing as wednesday morning gets under way. interstate 66 so far so good, from manassas all the way in. no hang-ups, near the 123 interchange doing all right. the wilson bridge was up for a while in the overnight hours. back down now. traffic moving along nicely. barbara and craig, ba

the council still has a lot of questions about the cambridge fire. dave statter, 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> a policeman spotted a man and arrested a 25-year-old yesterday afternoon in connection with an attack of an 18-year-old woman at knife point. she was taking out the trash last wednesday night when she was approached by a man. three days earlier a 56-year- old man was attacked in the 12100 block of pinderview terrace. police say they do not believe the man arrested is related to that second attack but they did release a composite sketch. >> you always have to be careful. it is a reminder. always be careful, aware of your surroundings. >> make sure alarm systems are on, not walking around by myself at night. there is a little fitness center by me and i don't walk over there at night any more. >> the man has been charged with assault and abduction. if you can identify the man in this composite sketch, please call police. >>> 9news now has learned that prince george's county is considering laying off as many as 150 workers. the layoffs would help

up 95 towards aberdeen plan for wet weather, and another band of rain on the lower eastern shore, cambridge through salisbury now. showers on and off throughout the day. our afternoon temperature 74 degrees. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. so far so good on the roads, no accidents or real incidents to let you know about as we peek at 95, whitemarsh area, looks good in both directions, starting to build volume wise a little on the southbound side. you can twitter me at twitter.com -- marylandtraffic. and a lane closure in pikesville, northbound reisterstown road at seven mile lane, construction blocks the northbound lanes, two-way traffic gets by southbound. downtown on east lombard and south president street, traffic lights out. police directing traffic there. harford county in churchville, route 22 and 136, gas main work there as well. jfx, no problems at northern parkway. back to you. >>> "good morning maryland" time coming up on 5:31. overnight, another police-involved soog in the city and -- shooting in the city and we're first on the scene. our overnight photographer

it's 63 in cambridge. cross the state line and it's only 65 in york, pennsylvania. a cool start. it's going to be a beautiful day. the sun will warm us up to the mid 80's by this afternoon. mid 70's, warmer than normal for the mountains of western maryland. plenty of sun down there as we look at central maryland, the heart of the state it looks like beautiful sunshine, 84 degrees and just a light westerly wind flow at about five to 10 miles per hour. so really no complaints today as we're under the nice influence, stable influence of high pressure. 76, a few little thin clouds on the beaches of ocean city but nothing like that pounding surf and blustery conditions of last week. winds north-northwesterly on the chesapeake bay, waves a foot or less. the water temperatures are anywhere from 69 degrees to 78 degrees. we should be 79 for the daytime high. so obviously into the mid 80's. 94 the record high in 1931. the record low of 42 set back in 1975. our average low is 58 degrees. so just a little bit above that tonight. but some of our outlying areas, about 59. it looks like 66 or

on the wider view we have rain on the lower eastern shore from easton through cambridge and more showers on and off thought the day. our two-degree guarantee from last night, not going to be achieved. i think we'll struggle to get back to the low to mid-70s. calling for about 74, on and off showers into the afternoon. >>> 5:10. here's kim. >> traffic is very smooth at the beltway, no problems. also southbound 83 as you approach the beltway, pretty smooth. we have a little bit of increased volume as you make your way towards the timonium area, but we have lane closures, northbound reisterstown road at seven mile lane, that lane is going to be closed for construction work. alternating traffic does get by in the southbound lanes. northbound harbor tunnel is closed overnight for construction, two-way traffic gets by in the southbound tube. in churchville, harford county, gas main at 122 and 136. give yourself a few extra minutes there. jfx at northern parkway, traffic looks great. back to you. >>> 5:10. you know kids can get into trouble from time to time. look at this, a bus fight has two t

but right now it is 70 in cambridge. 69 southern maryland and in leesburg 68.at the sky cover outside. partly sunny out there. not a bad day. 68 with a west southwest wind at 16 gusting to 83. you can see the dew points down to 41. the air has dried out thanks to this storm system spinning in southern canada more showers across new york state, coming up maine in to parts of canada there pulling away. for us it is bringing in the cool northwesterly winds. this will be around the next couple of days and there's a trough of low pressure. this is going to rotate around us tomorrow. that's why we have a chance of a shower in the forecast or a sprinkle, if you will. and a better chance of showers in the mountains. as we look at the seven-day forecast, see temperatures today 70ish. tomorrow in the mid 0s. slight chance of a shower and then as we head to thursday, gets better. friday late, could be a shower and 72. and so much going on between football games and fall for fairfax, showers, 72. but better weather on sunday. >> all right. let's go burgundy and gold and te

cambridge at 68 degrees. here is your forecast for the overnight period. mostly clear skies tonight and during the day tomorrow lots of sunshine, all the precipitation will be staying out to the west of us so things are looking good for the weekend. on monday, few light showers make their way back into the region. forecast for the overnight period, mostly clear. very seasonable temperature, 59 degrees, which is normal for this date. tomorrow, mostly sunny and cooler. monday a few showers make their way into the weather picture with a high of 75. tuesday looks like a rainy day. wednesday, thursday, friday, scattered showers, temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. have a good weekend. >>> coming up, where the main that burst today has caused problems before. that story still to come. need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate the ride, you know. no problem. ♪ mind if i take a shortcut? yeah, sure. ♪ i knew the subaru legacy was the smart choice... what i didn't expect... was the fun. the all-new subaru legacy. feel the love. . >>> let's head back to the breaking news

got. 79 in german town, out in hagerstown 82, northeast reports at 77, same in galena, denton and cambridge 79 trees. 79 in the arnold area. all right. here is the all important forecast for tonight. few clouds around. as the sun goes down, most of the clouds are gonna disappear and we'll have a very nice evening with mostly clear skies, a few clouds on the eastern shore tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, the showers again stay off the eastern sea board and it looks like it's going to stay that way through the weekend. here it is. for the overnight period, mostly clear, mostly sunny tomorrow, a warmer, high tomorrow of 85 degrees. now the extended outlook, here is your 85 tomorrow, 85 on sunday, monday 82, on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday, looks like we'll see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. looks like the rainiest day will be thursday but temperatures will be on the moderate side getting into the low to mid-70s by the end of the week. we'll be back in a while with more on the weather. >>> in your health tonight just because you happen to be younger doesn't mean you should

county looks dry but looks like showers pick up if you're heading east on 50 especially towards cambridgend salisbury. this morning, 62 york, 68 in baltimore. we're starting to cool down as the winds come from the east and drag in some of the atlantic moisture. 66 easton. as we pull back a little wider you can see we have not only the easterly flow keeping us damp but a large upper level system across the lower mississippi valley. a stalled frontal boundary and slowly-moving wet pattern developing and we're going to be pretty much in the rain or some sort of moisture for most of the upcoming week. maybe a break or two in the start of the weekend. today 74 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, eezy, cooler but again plan on a chance of some showers, not a complete washout. tonight, drizzle and fog, 62 degrees and for tomorrow looks like we're back to only 66 with cloudy skies and another bands of developing rain into the afternoon and evening. remember, catch us on line at abc2news.com. check out our interactive doppler radar on the weather page. want to show you a feature here not only showing th

if you live in the cambridge area you've already got an shower. heading down towards the salisbury region a few scattered showers are likely. the chance for some scattered showers is going to continue for the next couple of hours. but in the meantime, here in the anne arundel county, at hanover, 61 degrees. humidity 58%. no rainfall there, just a trace of precipitation south of the airport. wind currently from the west at 4 miles per hour. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. >>> from barbies to transformers, the holiday season is right around the corner. let the shopping begin, right? find out how many toys wal-mart will be selling for just $10 this year. >>> and the most magical place on earth just got more affordable. free, in fact. find out how you can get a free ticket into disney world. >>> but first, we'll head back outside, take to you howard county community college in columbia where it feels like it's 62 degrees. humidity is 59%. no rain in the area. current temperature is 62 degrees. it's a...

the president remarked candidly when the question first asked and with 24 hours he's inviting the cambridge officer to the white house. i think a lot of african-americans say, what did that man do, if he did what was alleged, to earn an invitation to the white house? i think at this point, the president disappointed a lot of african-americans in the way he played that subsequent to that. >> a learning moment, i don't see -- >> banking on the idea goodwill for black folks, you'll understand? doing that too much? does he run the risk of doing it too much? >> runs the rick, but given more leeway on issues more sensitive to us, to african-americans because we all understand the predicament he's in. >> move to one of those issues. that's health care reform. he is having a slippery slope right now in terms of the climb to try to move this forward. one of the things asked ron off camera, i put it to you t.j. on camera, we've seen the right mobilize and get in front of it, push the issue. democrats have had that problem for a long time. what about groups that solidly his feats and souldedly we're b

>> cambridge economists have demonstrated a lot of things. [applause] >> i am very willing to discuss the economics with you if you feel capable and competent, at any time. >> i want each side to consider this more general question, because from the people who oppose the motion, we have heard them say that churchill made mistakes. everyone made mistakes. on the other side, they are being blamed as the liability for the free world. how extensive are you prepared to agree the mistakes that churchill made work, and that their ramifications did significantly have a counter effect? >> this is not an accountancy examination here. >> it is a debate, richard. >> what we are doing on this side is simply saying that there is a counterfactual argument being stated. if churchill had not been there, things would have been very different. how much better with a b? we have no idea. we do know that he played a vital part. without him there to engage public enthusiasm and to maintain that commitment, things might have been very much worse. >> the fact is, dre

cambridge 68. milder to the east, cooler to the west.bly warm day with mostly sunny conditions. low 80s should do it for highs today. yesterday got to 80. kris sneed is in the traffic er . nt rdwaood mhoni, . ng if rdyou are planning to adhead the beach, the eastern shore areaouha yve some mewishes. route 50 is clos. they are cleaning up the scene. 6:00 a.m. is when they will reopen it. route 50boead unstyou are redirected on 6:52 and back to 50. the outer loop now no problems here and then finally we will finish in virginia. another accident. this one is eastbound prince william parkway blocking all lanes. >>>-try to take advantage of a free internet trial only to find out it is really not free? as lesli foster consumers beware when it comes to those so-called on-line free trials. >> the acai has big fans. >> everyone is looking at rachel ray and oprah and they think she's lost a lot of weight, let me try that. >> when it -- when it popped up on her screen she decided to try it. this is the acai berry detox. >> she told them twice but s

take a lick of the temperatures in annapolis. 64 degrees and in cambridge. a little foggy with limited visibilities in far western maryland. satellite picture, the most significant rains are out to sea. there is the low. once you get down, there is some sunshine in virginia right now. the high pressure comes in and gives us good weather. today is the date for rain along the gulf coast. some sunshine and a few showers today. the high will be 75 degrees. boaters on the bay, west to northwest winds. here is the futurecast. there is the storm trying to make a turn and move around. it finally pulls out here tonight. we will see some clouds today sunday and monday. here is the next system coming in from the west. today, a little more sunshine, fewer showers and warmer. partly cloudy tomorrow and 80 degrees. rain chances will come back into the week next week. >> you can give back to baltimore's finest by attending any event today. we have more of the fundraiser now with our reporter scott. >> we know that you know cars. you know a lot about law enforcement. tell u

light showers south of cambridge. a few showers south of dell city.ers this morning. a better chance of widely scattered showers this afternoon. the next map. satellite radar, you can seat influence of low pressure parked across southeast california. spinning there, not moving, and throwing clouds skim pulses of energy back to the washington area. there's showers off to the north and west in western maryland. some of those will sneak off this afternoon and that's why we have to throw the scattered showers into the forecast today. i think there will be periods or peeks of sunshine but much of the day featuring cloud cover. right now humidity 54%. winds lighter than yesterday at 3 miles an hour. the forecast again, afternoon highs in the 60s. 67 in town. friday looking great. sunshine 74. right now looking like rain by saturday afternoon. could be a thunderstorm right now with the cold front. if you want to get out this weekend, saturday looking better than sunday. on time traffic, and the one and only julie wright. >> tucker, if you're traveling around

the only real news was the cambridge -- cambridge police department issue, which blew up from that point of the matter was that that was the news of the evening. they obviously had the summit to combat down. megyn: it was their own doing. one of the most exciting ones of all, who knew? thank you so much, gentlemen. >> big hands of major garrett. megyn: we all are. >> indeed. bill: americans will be less confused after the president's speech tonight, according to some lawmakers. how are republicans going to get in this game? we have a california congressman with us from capitol hill. make some news right now. what is your strategy for getting in this game? >> we have been in the game for quite some time, playing down ideas for court reform and affordability, small businesses. the ability to sell insurance across state lines, and a way to fix the insurance system without the government taking over. not just republicans are in the game, but americans themselves. bill: you agree with some of those? >> yes, what i would like to see tonight is a scrapping of the old ideas that put people in th

. -- warm in charlottesville, and the sun shining down there. 63 in cambridge. westminster checks in with 57 degrees and now. here is the storm. the heaviest rains are in the brightest clouds. a big area of high pressure. the storm is trying to push into that. that is what has made such a slow mover. tomorrow, the storm will still be in the neighborhood, but not quite as testy as it has been. clouds, cool temperatures, rain and showers. north and northwest winds tend to 15. -- tend to 15. unless you're in the area to the south that gets in the butt of sunshine. -- that gets a little bit of sunshine. if we get into saturday, a couple of showers may swing back through the area before we finally brought out on sunday into monday. we do salvage a piece of thei weekend here. 76 tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. sunday, football the, partly cloudy and 80. >> a, teenager who suffers from diabetes as a state of the art -- at a call but teenagers of was from diabetes as did the art glucose monitor. >> this 14-year-old diabetic arrived for his transition with his dog -- his

take a view from cambridge. pretty good showers moving through drum point. and a few down there in virginia as well. around the dc area, a few widely scattered showers. you folks in aa county may see these showers. chilly night tonight. even have some frost advisories for allegheny and garrett county for late tonight. >> here we go. thanks, bob. >>> john travolta, back on the stand in the exportion trial, stemming from the death of his son jett. what he claimed they threatened to do. >>> more women than ever are threatening to kick the disease. >>> new inspections show that the two bridges are showing advanced deterioration. i'm mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. i'll peek with the man in charge of getting it fixed when eyewitness news continues. >>> will the rest of the week be filled with sunny days? the updated forecast coming up in -- coming up with bob. >>> john travolta was back on the stand in the bahamas courtroom today. he told a jury that a local paramedic threatened to sell a story to the media, threatening to say he was at fault for the death of hi

we're watching spotty showers over to cambridge and a couple of areas closer in. so much here but to the south you can see it there approaching colonial peach. a few light sprinkles. across the river into saint mary's. and one point offer there as well. we're watching other showers in the baltimore area. there is the stuff on the east everyone shore. and a few showers in the mid70 -- 70s. we need a.up date. >> 95 northbound is a clear commute. you make your way to the mixing bowl you can see the inner loop # 5 up to the bridge is green. we'll finish in maryland 270 southbound volume now. >>> the economy has forced a trend of reverse flow of money. immigrants are asking for money from their native homeland. there will 5:00 percent drop when immigrants working here isn't more than $50 billion home. we talked with people living here and who were the pacted the most. >> reporter: living in langlly park he wired money home. lately the central american imgrant has been stepping into the money transfer wind toe for a different purpose. >> they are sending me money. >> re

culpeper the cool spot at 63 and cambridge 73. like yesterday no real fog to tell you about.y with sunny breaks and partly sunny at times a slim chance of a shower this afternoon. it will be highs in the low to mid-80s. patranya bhoolsuwan is in for angie this morning with the traffic. >> good morning. let's take a live look outside from dumb fridays to the beltway. as you can see open roads. a smooth drive out there. as we look at the maps, no problems, drivers are at speed. on the outer loop in maryland from 95 to georgia no incidents or accidents. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> as the green movement grows effort to make products from eco logically sensitive material is growing. a government agency is helping to move to biopreferred items. the u.s. government has been buying biopreferred products in growing numbers but -- >> on the consumer side i don't think there is a high awareness of the bioproducts. >> reporter: they are trying to make them more aware of this biobased products. >> it is composed in significant part with agriculture seed stock. >> reporter: th

it will shut down interstate 495 at cambridge road. we're live now with what drivers are thinking about this plan. >> obviously not too happy. it tyson's corner infamous for traffic tieups. this is the midst of the commuter hour, nearly at a standstill going through route 123 on the beltway. most folks believe these new construction projects are a necessary evil. brace yourselves, tyson's corner is already known for traffic congestion. friday night's closure is likely going to get much worse. >> i thought it was horrible five years ago. it is bad now if not worse. dodge the area has transformed into a massive construction zone. transportation crews will reduce the inner and outer lips to one lane each starting at 10:30. a complete shutdown by midnight. >> it can be really frustrating. hopefully, i will not run in the to much traffic this afternoon when i take my kids to the after-school activities. >> allows the power crews to relocate overhead utility lines. a massive construction blitz will include the building of for tyson's based m

. -- cooled things down. 79 at cambridge and 81 at ocean city. temperatures bounced back a little bit behind the front. it was 72 in westchester. satellite pictures show where this front isstemperatures or mn we have seen. 47-52 is the overnight range. we see a narrow band of rain. but then again, in the afternoon, there will be some clouds and maybe some sprinkles in pennsylvania. west winds gusting to 55. wind advisories in the mountains to the west. when gusts could be up to 40 miles an hour. the insta-weather for 7 day forecast shows a 68 on wednesday and 65 on thursday and close to 70 on friday and into the '70s next weekend. the might be a frost in the mountains to the west. saturday and sunday, especially. there will be some more rain in the forecast. >> in tonight's consumer alert, prices are barely half of where they were in the summer of 2000 a and while prices may rise this winter, there is nothing that points to any kind of rise in costs. goodbye mansions. home prices have dropped. people are looking for simpler homesteader easier to

an outside chance you might hear a little under down around cambridge, but north and west of there, things are already drying out as the chilly air moves in. for allegheny county, there is a frost advisory in effect for tonight. that shows you how chilly it is. >> a heads up tonight, the state of maryland has installed its first speed carry networks on. today in prince george's county, it was demonstrated that it will work. large signs will be placed to let drivers know the automatic speed cameras are in use. there will be used in three work areas including on i-95 in prince george's county. the fine for a speeding violation is $40. >> distracted driving is being called a menace to society. today secretary ray lahood opened a two day summit for distracted drivers like those who text behind the wheel. they were blamed for almost 6000 deaths last year and half a million injuries. transportation officials say it is not just limited to texting. it is also talking on cell phones, using ipod, an even playing video games. >> you cannot do that while you are manipulating a gps, talking on a cell p

cambridge this was last night with the temperatures 71 degrees. look at silver spring, too. not quite the heat on. overnight tonight we are going to see more of the same. that is the clouds over us. tomorrow with more of a northeast-easterly wind, it's more likely for people in the blue ridge to see showers. gradually we'll see high pressure building in on us. as we get toward the weekend, a lot of sunshine. another cool one tomorrow. temperatures only in the low 70s. for this evening, cloudy, cool. a few sprinkles possible. temperatures only into the 60s. i think anything would be light. there might be some drizzle and sprinkles around tomorrow morning, heading out to work and heading to school. sunrise 6:51. some spots will be into the high 50s to mid 60s. a lot of clouds around tomorrow. it will be, i think, breezier than today. with that east-northeasterly breeze, temperatures only about 70 degrees. fear the not though. some sunshine will be coming back. i'll tell you about that later as we head into the the weekend. >> thank you, bob. >>> one of the windiest spots in th

our friends in cambridge and george jackson, sharpton. haven't heard from you in a time. need a update. we're looking for showers. and schooler this afternoon wade until and more rain this afternoon. that's coming up in a bit. 9:02. back to you. >>> now to the top stories. we have the police officer in baltimore seriously hurt after he was shot in an attempted robbery. we have been following this all morning long. he was shot on his way home on high gate avenue in northwest baltimore. investigators say the officer was leaving work about to walk into his home when two men tried to rob him. gunfire was exchanged and he was hit several times. >> never had anything -- anything like this since i have been here, i have been here seven years, nothing like this. i don't trust anyone. if you don't live here i don't trust you. i'm very observant. a spokesperson said officers are talking to two people of interest. they will hold a news conference. we will be there. there will be a update on the case. doctors are optimistic that the officer will recover. the police department is mour

around easton and cambridge. and it will be through in about 30 minutes. look out for quick showers. leonardtown, pax river. you're going to see rain. there you see it, extreme southern maryland around st. mary's city. around the baltimore region, we've had a couple of sprinkles. that's about it. most of the region will be clearing out tonight. there are still a few more showers way out to the west of us. and it looks like they will never make it over the mountains. but we got a cool night. in fact, so cool, garrett, allegheny counties, a frost advisory from 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning until 8:00 a.m. could be widely scattered frost in far western maryland. and all of the neighboring counties in pennsylvania and west virginia by tomorrow morning. fall is definitely here. >> thanks a lot, bob. >>> let's check in on the roads now with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >>> it's a pretty quiet commute. and we're going to hope that it stays that way. just a few accidents. one of them now in the reisterstown area. this on reisterstown road, at avalon way. mea

for you in easton and cambridge. through the central portion of the day. not bad. belair, perry hall, indianapolis. temperatures around 76 with sun. and winds out of the southwest at five to 10. so with that southwest flow that will feel good. and then a shift in the winds as we get to saturday. high pressure ahead of the front continues to slide over the area. helps us dry out. and cooler air follows the cold front. and then the temperatures will drop a bit on saturday. and sunday. temperatures in the lower 70s. but we will stay dry and enjoy the z here is what it looks like for the forecast downtown. pleasant conditions. few scattered clouds. maybe a patchy fog in the morning hours. but we will see temperatures topping out around 76 degrees. southwest wind at five to 10. and the five-day forecast. looks decent. with the temperatures just slightly cooler saturday. 72 degrees with sunshine. and 74 on sunday. with mostly sunny skies. and monday, tuesday, start to see a few more clouds back in the picture b 30 percent chance for a stray shower. and tuesday better cha

we did have a few sprinkles east of cambridge. temperatures are now hitting the upper 70s and now 80 at dulles, and manassas up to 81. a lot of sunshine out here. and temperatures near 80. and more clouds around the bay and the eastern shore where it's in the mid-70s now. out in mountains, it's near 70 degrees, and we have over the last six hours seen a few showers pulling north out of north carolina into southern virginia. they tend to dry out as they head off to the north and east. most of the afternoon shoulbe dry. a small chance of a passing shower. otherwise, partly sunny and highs reaching the mid-80s. a wind out of the southwest around 5 to 15. i will show you the forecast for tomorrow. we will take a look at friday and the weekend as well, and that will be coming up as well. and the latest photos from my school visit, too. >>> and we have the latest on the midday traffic out there now. steve? >> thank you, barbara. we want to draw your attention to college park maryla, marylan. and there are two instances. north of that, t

with showers for easton, denton and cambridge. central portion of the state. much of the same.o get the umbrellas ready. 74 degrees. and easterly wind at 10. and for folks in columbia, as well as westminster and frederick. what is also controlling factor. is the he low pressure that continues to ride the coast it looks like we will continue to see it wrap in the counter-clockwise spin. even though we had weak pressure off to the west. it dissipates and see the instability from the low to create the rain shower effect for the next few days. bay cast. rain showers. small craft advisory through the day tomorrow. and winds out of the east at 10. waves 1 foot chop. and five-day forecast shows 70 percent chance of rain tomorrow. 50 percent chance wednesday. high of 76. and then 78 degrees on thursday. and showers start to diminish by the time we get to friday. scattered showers. and then more sunshine toward the weekend, on saturday. and then into sunday. fox 45 sky watch weather is at your finger timms. i-radar available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler radar

i am joined by analyst from cambridge research.hat's your expectation for this meeting. >> i don't think they're going to change anything at all. >> last year, they came out in the middle of the night and cut production. you don't think that's going to happen? >> doesn't seem like it. nobody's complaining, they're in good shape. >> it is pretty incredible that we still have oil at $70 a barrel. great for opec, maybe not for the rest of the world. >> you're quite right and nobody's complaining though. it's not interfering with the recovery. >> russia pouring a little bit of salt in the wound. a lot of the press around this meeting has been that they said they were going to cut back on production and they did the opposite. is there tension there do you think? >> no, i think opec at some point has put confidence in russia very much and so they're not paying too much attention to that. there's not a lot they can do about it. >> really? that seems like it's a lot of show, saying he doesn't care what other countries are doing, but here t

but police say the group approached and attacked him while he was working at the cambridge laundry. the man was treated and released from the hospital. the 14-year-old was was released to a guardian. and the other two are being held on $100,000 bond. >>> and a new code of conduct for maryland high school sports teams. respect for diversity is at the top of the list. and this year, student athlete handbook, this edition jumps out to allegations of racial slurs between ford hill and dunbar of washington, d.c. that game ended when dunbar's coach ended his team off the field. >>> a man plotted of suspending a bombing attack has been moved to new york to face charges. the feds are using surveillance video as part of their case. >> reporter: a plane, believed to be carrying suspected terrorist najibullah zazi is on its way from denver to new york. a judge ordered him there to face charges of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. >> we're pleased with that decision that the judge held mr. zazi without bond. >> reporter: federal authorities say surveillance video shows him back in

quantico 67. 64 cambridge. 63 winchester and frederick and manassas at 64.n charlie at cat lick said it is dry and 64. he's looking forward to rain because it has been dry for him. the seven-day forecast, a little wet tonight in to tomorrow but better as we head to the weekend. not bad on saturday, an isolated shower but nice on sunday and monday as temperatures in the low 80s and more rain by next wednesday. angie, it is 6:47. and you are one busy traffic lady. >> sure am. closer to the 7 hour and more problem on our hands. this is in virginia. you can see the accident here. we have crews on the ground. until a minute or so ago it was blocking all lanes. the left lane started to open up. as you can imagine, drivers past dumfries area, slowly creeping by. slow approaching the scene and before that our main delay is stretching from dale city to lorton. i expect that to get even bigger. moving over to leesburg, another situation that we have been following also. we are using sky nine here. a live shot for you. route 7 known as mark street. we know all westboun

outbreak of the h1n1 virus appears to have started in a freshman dorm but there are six students in cambridge and university halls. they have been told to stay away until they get better. some folks we spoke with don't seem to be concerned. >> if it happens, it happens. i've been sick so many times. the first day i got here i was sick. >> young kids always think they're invincible. >> standing out in the rain doesn't help. students are reminded to take precautions like could have covering your mouth during a cough or sneeze and skip class if you're sick and avoid contact with other until your fever lets up. >>> new this morning, some drivers in maryland got quite the surprise on their morning commute. that is money people are sweeping up. some bags of coins fell out of a arm ored car and spelled all over the ramp in buoy. all of the money has since been picked up. the ramp reopened about an hour ago. >> i like that. the change you need could be found on the road. >>> they are accused of plotting what was american to be the large -- what was meant to be the largest terror attack. >>> it's a pi