cambridge-- . >> rose: oxford produces prime ministers cambridge actors. >> generally. i mean you know, every director of the national theatre has come from cambridge, a lot of prime ministers from oxford. >> rose: every director came from cambridge. >> so far, yeah. yeah. that i'm sure is set to change soon. but i knew, i actively knew that cambridge was a good choice. i always wanted to be an actor. >> rose: always. >> i had interests in other things and actually a lot of actors that i've admired and respected came through that route because unlike at a drama school where you are surrounded by other want a be ackers which when are you 17 or 18 surrounding yourself with want a be ackers is a difficult position to put yourself in, i was vouned by people who had gone on to be writers, directors, producers, doctors, lawyers, pilots, you know, the works. you are really surrounded by an interesting range of very bright people who are you know, come at it from all angles. so you know, for a while i regretted not having gone to drama school because you feel that that isth pat

the couple are meeting with students from cambridge university. they will also visit a homeless charity and hospital. >>> here's how wall street will kick off the day. the dow fell 89 points yesterday. the s&p was down seven. the nasdaq lost nine. overseas markets were also down. in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 114 points while in hong kong the hang seng fell 135. >>> so a lack of progress on fiscal cliff talks stalled stocks yesterday so today we'll have to see what happens when goldman sacks ceo lloyd blankfein, comcast ceo brian roberts of this network's parent company, and yahoo chief marissa myer join other corporate execs at a white house budget meeting with the president. >>> on the streets, new home sales data and the feds beige book survey will be released. >>> the best consumer confidence reading in nearly five years took investors by surprise yesterday. >>> after hours green mountain coffee perked up more than 20% thanks to sharply higher than expected earnings. >>> elsewhere, monster beverage got a boost from news that the fda is taking a

this is moving to the north northeast and cambridge along route 50 a little shower here in the next hour and even in easton this may get you too here in the next one, two hours. 32 in the shenandoah valley but 44 in fredericksburg. we'll see sun this afternoon with a high around 55. it's 5:00 a.m. monika samtani, timesaver traffic and still smiling so i think that's good although there's red on the map. >>> there's a little bit of red on the map and that is just construction in parts of the area. really no big deals to report and the volumes are so light that if you're heading out the door right now i don't think it's going to be an issue to get to work. northbound 395 to the 14th street bridge inbound 66 to the roosevelt bridge. some construction on the -- outbound side of the key bridge as you come in on canal road. that could slow you down a bit. let's take you outside live show you what it looks like on the northbound side of 395 here at duke street. no issues to report it's nice and light right up the line to the bridge span. now pack to the taps -- back to the maps the time coming

scattered about from cambridge over to salisbury. northern neck still a couple of sprinkles that hay just try to make they way up into st. mary's. around for a few hours and then we're looking at temperatures which are going to respond once we get some sunshine. right now only 30 martinsburg and cumberland. 44 though in annapolis and the bay is still quite warm. highs this afternoon if skies go partly sunny maybe mostly sunny. 51 hagerstown and 55 culpeper and 56 that would be a warm spot in manassas. i'll be back in a few minutes and look ahead thrill weekend and up even toward thanksgiving. right now though over to monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >>> good morning, we have some volume forming now that usually happens a little later in the rush hour on friday. and if you're planning to head northbound on i-95 that's exactly the situation right now it looks great out of triangle dumfries and dale city. but north of that through woodbridge over to the occoquan river you will find the slow they have. then again a little bit in sp

-- in cambridge.kets, rain gear. monika, you look chilly. >>> as long as you look good, whatever, you can be cold. if you're planning to head around town, it is cold and the roads are wet. please be careful if you're traveling out early this morning, especially when the volumes are light. everyone tends to go faster. inbound 66 toward oakton and vienna, everything is good. inside the beltway 66 at glebe road, no issues to report as you head for the roosevelt bridge. the north side of town, traffic is looking good as well from college park into bethesda spring. no issues on 270 coming in from frederick. a live on 270 at old georgetown road. roads are wet and volumes light coming down to the split. i'll be back with more at 4:39. >> thank you, monika. >>> with hopes of saving money for the district the number of ambulances working overnight could soon be reduced. in fact a change in service could start as soon as today. >> the chief says the plan is to reduce the level of ambulance service overnight bet

but on the lower eastern shore just east avenue cambridge there -- of cambridge there across route 50 a few showers. 32 in cumberland. winchester and gaithersburg 37 with 42 here in d.c.. and outside on our michael & son weather camera, we've got cloudy skies, little bit of a breeze and you can sort of see the flag blowing there at the u.s. capitol. 42. feeling though it's like 46 with a northerly wind at 12. quantico gusts to 22, 23 miles an hour and look how dry it is. the dew point is at 23 a sign of really dry air that's been wrapping around the backside of the storm. check this out. can you see this right here? look how tightly wound this low pressure area is spinning. not -- not barely moving right now. it is going to move a little bit here but you got bands of snow across maine and parts of new england coming even in toward long island and connecticut. where it's been piling up. at jfk yesterday 4 inches of snow. not only a record for the date few the first time they ever -- but the first time they ever had snow on november 7th. high pressure building in. the difference between

one of the things in the northeast, and the dominoes, in cambridge, mass. we live in a bubble, and if you don't live on one of the two coasts or in an urban area you are very likely to experience the kind of attitudes that existed 50 years ago and if you are a kid and thank god for the internet in this sense, at least you can find out there are other people like you. you are not the only person in the world experiencing what you are experiencing but it is really tough out there and for all the progress we have made, we still have too much bullying and way too much depression and attempted suicide particularly in our young people. it is important to remember if the world, not even the united states, is not like cambridge or new england, that we are very blessed here. we are seeing remarkable progress in some religious institutions. the episcopal church, i am happy to say has now ordained its second day bishop has the bishop of los angeles. so the episcopal church has decided this is where we are headed and there we go. at this summer's general convention, ad

their first visit since being given their titles of duke and duchess of cambridge. the city and meet with cambridge university students during their visit. >>> senate majority leader harry reid says raising the debt limit has to be part of any package. john tester a members of the banking committee. newly re-elected. >> thanks, andrea. >> thanks very much for being with us. you're from one of the reddest of red states, you squeaked through. congratulations on that victory. what does it now bring you right into the middle of these negotiations and a tough vote. what are the people back home telling you? >> the people back home have been telling us some time we need to work together as americans, not as democrats or republicans. i think the folks back home are really sick of the hyper partisanship in washington, d.c., which has resulted in really a lot of dysfunction and so especially when it comes to the issue of debt and deficit it's going to take folks working together as americans, put the parties aside, do what's right for the country and move on. >> you're willi

most isn't touching the ground but down toward colonial beach, toward oxford and cambridge.ll that lifting off to the north and east and will wind down shortly. out toward the west, we are already getting clear skies, shortly, after sunrise we should see a nice return to bright sunny afternoon. temperatures cool, 42 right now at regan national. it's in the low 30s north and west. temperatures in winchester. after a cold start, temperatures will bottom out in the 30s later tonight with an afternoon high in the low to mid50s. there you go. 54 in town. 51 annapolis and upper 40s authority and west. >> thank you. let's check in with julie. >> on time traffic brought to you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com. >> all right. on the roads, eastbound 66 has been the big hang up. traveling inbound from 28 centerville heading eastbound toward the parkway. the current sky fox still above the scene. three cars involved in this crash this have been cleared, the lanes are open but delays continuing toward centerville. traffic slows at 123. i just got off the phone with vdot. they are trying

i've already had the opportunity to create a public artwork on a landfill at danehy park in cambridgemassachusetts. the landfill was closed in 1972, healed, and then reopened 20 years later as a park. this used to be a terrible, smelly dump. now, it's reborn. i created a piece called "turnaround surround" for the park that consists of a half-mile long, handicap access path that encircles the central mound. i used glassphalt, a mix of asphalt and recyclable glass bits that catch and reflect the light. it's symbolic of the public's power to turn things around, to bring life back to a place of decay. feldman: underlying all of this is her understanding of the history of art. many artists have made beautiful artworks dealing with materials that would be discarded. she starts with the lowest base level, our refuse, and builds beautiful artworks from that, and that's absolutely essential. it's been going on for centuries, and she just steps in and does it exactly where it matters most. ukeles: my work is about transformations. my artwork grows out of real systems, out of the place itself. b

eastern shore, a cambridge, temperatures well above normal for a couple of days and enjoy the sunshine. the storm may produce some wins tomorrow but it will be a sunny day. mostly sunny on sunday as well with temperatures into the upper 60's. we have raven's football on sunday. the veterans day holiday on sunday and monday. 57 tomorrow. i am thinking we could get close to 70 degrees on sunday. clouds on monday but the rain holds off until tuesday and then temperatures cool off a little bit. >> from the susquehanna bank's board center, this is sports. >> spectacular weather for the ravens game against oakland. going into that, we continuing -- at least this week, they heard about the raiders. 251 rushing yards. four touchdowns. 10-yard average. you do not see that very often in high school. people like compare him to re rice -- ray rice. but he says do not expect a free pass. >> everybody thought they ran it 35 times. they ran it 18 times, basically. there were trying to put the game away. the bottom line is, the raiders missed three tackles. and that gave them 180 yards. >> you have to

kent island 335-67-8930 in cambridge. laurel a gust of 35. hickory 36. air temperature in hickory is 35. so this is milder than the weather we've seen. our nor'easter continues to pull out, still putting a little bit of winter weather through northern new england. under a clear sky a cold night that will end up with a frosty start. by midnight we're in the mid to upper 30s but a big warmup on tap. we got the details in a few minutes. >> first, it was the utility workers hiding north to help get the lights back on after superstorm sandy. now that people have power back on, a lot of the focus is to communication needs. this morning a caravan of 30 trucks left for perryville and headed to new jersey. >> we're expecting to see a lot of poles down, a lot of cables down. snow from the nor'easter. the road conditions may be tough, but these folks are built to hand this. >> verizon officials said the company is sending more than 600 technicians north. >>> well, 18 years from right now in the year 2030, she will be able it vote for the next president. from the ca

luray 28 with 38 for la plata. 43 in cambridge and 40 in fredricksburg. this afternoon again a mix of clouds and sun. we'll be sitting in the mid-40s in hagerstown. potentially the low 50s across the bay from easton and cambridge and even fredricksburg and tappahannock airport today right about 50 degrees. it is now 5:00 a.m. here comes monika samtani with timesaver traffic. still very little volume at this hour. >> very little volume. it's a good thursday morning, everybody. no problems on any of our major thoroughfares right now and most of the overnight construction has been cleared up. so actually this is a great time to head out to work. no issues on the beltway north of town, college park right down to bethesda on the outer loop of the beltway, 270 still pretty light out of frederick. let's take a live look outside and show what you it looks like if you're planning to head here at branch avenue. it's the same thing on the stretch in prince george's county at 495 between 95 and springfield. now let's go to the maps in southern maryland. route 4, rout

cambridge is pretty if you've never before there you have to take that trip to the eastern shore. andrews is 53 and 53 in leesburg -- this afternoon that is. 48 in cumberland for your high. and fredericksburg will top out at 55. 5:29. we go to monika samtani. timesaver traffic. >>> thank you howard. good morning everybody. it's a great time to head out the door. if you need to go early in the morning, this is the time because traffic is really light. no problems on any of the potomac or anacostia river crossings including 95 to the 11th street bridge. and on 395 to the 14th street bridge. 66 to the roosevelt. everything is looking great. let's take a live look outside show you what it looks like. first planning to head here on 395 and again this is pretty much what all of those bridges look like. early this morning. if you're planning to head over to the other side of town let's take a look at our maps and again no issues from aspen hill, wheaton. 270 out of frederick looks good. west side of town also running incident-free this morning. we'll take a live look one more time outsid

the actual temp, 39 in winchester, they were in the upper 20s this morning. 50 in cambridge. that is the warm spot. as we look outside on our weather camera, cloudy skies over cc at this hour. 49 degrees. and the humidity standing at 59%. nationally, well, we're looking at shower down in the southeast. look at california, you have a storm here. there's another storm here. so these two storms are going to gang up on the west o coast over the next few days, so probably see news stories with heavy rains and snows. and the clouds continue to blow up to the north off of those showers and that's why we're kind of stuck in the cloudiness right now. i think a little bit later this afternoon we'll get a little bit o bit -- of sun before nighttime occurs. this is underdone with the clouds, but the point i want to make is the showers from north carolina coming into southeast virginia. clouds with us somewhat overnight east of 95 and tomorrow we'll get rid of the clouds and end up being a decent day around here, a little warmer, maybe 54, 55, and again on saturday, another decent days as

. >>> this is a 10-year-old datsun. xd he is part of a study at cambridge university. you are not going to believe this. this type of video is the beginning of the study. six months after this procedure his back legs are moving. what did they do? this is what is so incredible. scientists removed old cells. they grew them in a petrie dish and injected them into his spine and it has helped generate nerve fibers. >> are you telling me they can do this experimentally so maybe they can do this in humans? >> that is absolutely right. scientists don't understand exactly why this works because it doesn't create communication again with damaged nerves or the back legs or the brain. it just generates the nerve fibers. >> wouldn't you be able to work around without the harness? >> here he is without the harness. he is completely able to use his hind legs. the transformation is remarkable. it is like he is using old factory cells. >> you are saying he got a nose =ii"'q&p him walk. >> he got a nose job in his spine. >>> i got a pair of motorcycle mishap videos. the first one a dude

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this afternoon, mid 50s and easton and cambridge but 60 for fredericksburg and here in d.c..onika samtani, just about 6:00 friday morning. are we in good shape? >>> we are, do you think maybe i should have made the crew some shepherd's pie or something? >> and some ale. >> too many now. i'll try next time. right now i've only got one major thing to talk about. otherwise they are doing great. and i've been telling you about this accident southbound on the

returning to northern bhap >>> police in london had a long stand off today who stood on the duke of cambridge today are he stood there three hours striking poses despite the autumn chill. the gawking crowd was brought to a stand still, police tried to persuade him down from the 30 foot high monument. >> officials at state air resources board say they'll do things differently next year at the cap and trade auction. this year didn't raise as much money. state put a kris pris on green house emissions. a spokesman says there are too many allowances available. >> we piled it into one. we'll have a smaller number of allowances available next time. >> the state hoping auction would bring in a billion dollars but the amount just $55 million. many called the plan an ill plel lel pact that will slow recovery. >> couldn't be quick to toss out cooking oil, san francisco public utilities commission urging residents to recycle the cooking oil to turn into fuel for city vehicles. sit part of an effort to keep fats oil and grease out of the sewers. there are nine sites in the city that are open year round. >

more of the same rock hall and cambridge 40. feels chillier, we have the winds northwest at 5-10 miles an hour. back to meagan and charlie. >>> if you filled up over the weekend, you may have noticed the gas price us going down. >> is it something we can get used to? >>> same-sex marriage expanded gambling the dream act, some of the measures that you are going to be voting for or against tomorrow. do you know what the questions are on the ballot? we will have the answers that you need ahead of election day. >>> every thing is up to speed on 97, 695, how traffic is shaping up on 95 and the beltway on good morning maryland. little over 24 hours, heading to the polls, not just to pick the next president of the united states but tackle issues. >> one on the referendum, the same-sex marriage, question number 6 on the ballot. sherrie johnson is live this morning, with a preview of what voters can expect. >> reporter: yes, we are here live in federal hill, later this morning, about 11:00 k martin o'malley will be here in support of que

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last year on their wedding day they became the duke and duchess of cambridge.he city. in fact, the duchess said she has never been there. they'll meet students from cambridge university, visit a hospital and the prince is giving a big speech there. >> welcome back. as long as we're having e-mail, people have predicted trouble for the u.s. postal service, now there's talk it could go broke in less than a year. >> this morning we'll ask the postmaster general of the united states if the post office can survive and how it may affect you. your local news is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, city are working to shore up the hillside that collapsed >>> good morning. it's 8:25. time for some news headlines. crews in daly city are working to shore up the hillside that collapsed two weeks ago. they are using hay and mesh covering to try to keep more mud and debris from sliding down the hill. a broken water main caused the mud slide earlier this month. >> and mother nature's punch of rain and wind may cause problems for morning commuters. chp says the combo of wind and rain is danger

this is the spot on the cambridge common where, leng end has it, general washington first amassed his troops under a now dead elm and faced the basic question of government economics. >> how was going to pay them? how is he going to feed and clothe them? where will they get their clothes? that's a question we're still trying to answer. how do we tax ourselves and what's a reasonable amount of federal government spending and on what? >> reporter: what did america in the making do? we didn't much tax ourselves. instead we began to borrow as a new united country. >> it was the idea primarily of alexander hamilton who was the first secretary of the treasury under george washington. he realized you needed to have the ability to tax and the ability to issue debt and manage debt and bring debt down. >> we also stiffed creditors back then too. >> absolutely. the united states was born in default. we defaulted on many obligations to foreign creditors and to our own soldiers. >> reporter: okay. so america was born and swaddled in debt. and then about four score and seven years later when the co

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and also we are the mid-30s from cambridge to denton to galena and we will throw in the winds yes we have sustained wind at about 5 to 10 miles per hour but with that we are feeling a lot colder. so at the surface we do have this system this nor'easter that will ride along the coast and keep us cold and windy going throughout the day. future trend brings in the snow going into 3 and 4 this afternoon. and accumulations are going to be on the/y side about 1 to 2 --/y side about 1 to 2 -- slushy side about 1 to 2 inches. the temperature has been going down since midnight. dress accordingly and stay off the road throughout the day. let's go over to lauren cook with a check. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i still cannot believe we are talking about snow in it's early november. we are dealing with several accidents as well. trouble on 95 this's a crash along northbound lanes -- there's a crash along northbound lanes of 195 and another along 695. looking live at 95 downtown you will notice everything is moving along at p 9 -- 359 no serious delays and -- 395 no serious delays and

down south we have shot into the 70s. 17 in cambridge. 69 in la plata. a very nice afternoon here for this time of year. still looking at some sun east of town. we're looking east now toward the capitol. skies will become cloudier over the next 30 minutes or so with the clouds now mostly cloudy being reported at reagan national. south winds 9 miles an hour. dew points have shot into the 50s. when the front comes, we'll get a couple of moderate showers out of here. might even get a rumble of thunder but look at this front. we have temps in the teens in bismarck to 70s across parts of the mid-atlantic and southeast. here comes the front. eight going to be producing all of these showers that extend from the -- it's going to be producing all of these showers that extend from the gulf of mexico through canada, through the eastern lakes, the ohio and tennessee valleys. behind that front, behind this line of showers, everything changes unfortunately to a much colder are jeep unless you like -- cold era jeep. un-- colder regime unlike you like that. it's not out

up to 52 now in frederick. 50 annapolis and cambridge. out west we've got up 40s even low 50s. the only real cold stuff is in oakland at 32. of course they had 2.5 feet of snow from sandy. this is the first time in like recorded weather history that we've had two major snowstorms affecting parts of the northeast. if you include sandy snow, before november 10th. that's how rare and how cold it has been. 21-mile an hour wind gusts if frederick and 29 in york and 29 culpepper. 28 easton. so those wind gusts may get to 30 but they're not going to get too much stronger. outside on the michael & son weather camera that's a nice looking sky about it here at noon. northwest d.c.. 52 degrees. although national reports mostly cloudy it's obviously -- reported mostly cloudy it's obviously mostly sunny in the northwest. the dew point is in the teens and the relative humidity only 23%. the air mass bone dry. it's cold too but now the cold is moving into the northern rockies and plains and the warmth you see there. dallas 82. that's going to be kicked up to the east and northeast. because th

we're in good shape here save a few clouds late tonight early on saturday. 44 annapolis and cambridge. it's 39 manassas and 36 in martinsburg and petersburg, west virginia in the upper 20s. we have a couple of spots like culpeper down to the freezing mark. but the air is dry. it's going to heat up rather quickly and i'm expecting highs holding maybe in the 50s by the bay. to around 60 here in washington. it's friday morning, 4:27. monika samtani steps in now with timesaver traffic. >>> thank you so much howard. good morning everybody. it is friday. little pause there for a second. if you're planning to go around town it's friday morning light as well. southbound 270 looks great. down to the point where the lanes divide, you're absolutely fine. let's take a live look outside and show you that construction also is cleared up on the inner and outer loops of the beltway here at university boulevard. you're good to go. 66 looks good out of centreville to vienna and the beltway no problems here through tysons corner and annandale and springfield. another live look outside, this time on the

we have a 49 in la plata and 47 in cambridge. and outside on our michael and son weather camera, bright sunshine here in northwest d.c., good looking afternoon with 51 degrees. i'm not sure why national is reporting mostly cloudy, but it's mostly sunny out there right now. north winds at 12 miles an hour. so there's just a hint of a breeze in a few spots and the humidity at 44%. now, nationally much of the country is in really nice shape from the central part of the country to the ohio and tennessee valley, but it's the west coast that's getting hammered here with a series of storms that will bring rain and snow and in the mountains of the pafic northwest between now and tuesday, there could be three, four, five feet of snow. so we're going to get rid of this little weak system and we'll turn out clear tonight and we're in pretty good shape for the weekend. want to show you the forecast across the country, though, for thanksgiving eve. some showers in the northwest, upper 40s to near 50. if you're flying maybe to the west coast,

tonight at a european newspaper that published those topless photos of kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge. the editor of the irish daily star resigned today after being suspended in september for publishing those photos. investors of the paper's parent company demanded michael o'kane be fired. the "irish daily star" issued a statement saying o'kane acted professionally and in the best interests of the newspaper. tomorrow would have been o'kane's first anniversary as editor of that paper. >>> a black friday shopper couldn't wait in line. so now she could do some time. police in florida arrested a woman at a walmart store after she repeatedly tried to cut the check-out line on one of the biggest shopping days of the year. after she was repeatedly warned to not cut in line the 28-year-old began screaming and throwing items on the floor. and that is when police escorted her out, put her in handcuffs. she now faces charges of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. we want to update you that on the score for the san jose spartans. they took the game. >> and he, you can hear the sound from

we have the 40s in annapolis and also easton this morning down into cambridge more of the same there. 39 over go goldsboro and 35 degrees right now in galena. we have the clouds out there this morning. that's why some of the temperatures are a little bit up in the 40s this morning. but still cold nonetheless. i'm going to pull out so you can see what's going on. those clouds will be with us for a while today. and this is all courtesy of this little disturbance down to the south. this will miss us but we will have more clouds than what we saw yesterday. be prepared for that and not all the sunshine that we saw yesterday. we will get a few peeks but all in all i'm forecasting more clouds than sun for today. let's send this back to you. >>> a former cia director david petraeus will head back to washington. >> yeah what is expected to tell lawmakers about when he returns to capitol hill tomorrow. >> plus, the maker of twinkies and wonder bread may be forced to lay off some of the workers, why hostess is threatening to close down its business. >> well, everything is up to speed here on 95

and mid 40s on the eastern shore at easton and cambridge at 46. a cool afternoon, 54 here in d.c. and only 49 in winchester. and 53 over at andrews. 4:27. here comes monika with timesaver traffic. >>> good morning, take a deep breath. smell the brownies in the kitchen cement they smell really good -- set. they smell really good. there are no issues to report on to 395 and the 14th street bridge, doing really well this morning. nice and light. the traffic ran camera here at the fairfax county parkway as you can see through newington and springfield. back to the maps this tim to the north -- time to the north side of town. a medical emergency inside the builtway and i heard the tow truck had arrived on the scene as well and the person had been taken by ambulance and everything should be back to normal in that area inside the beltway shortly. another live look outside this time we're looking at the beltway here at new hampshire avenue. no problems to report coming around from 95 towards silver spring and beyond to 270. lanes are open. i'll be back. mike and jess? >>> the road to reco

and 33 in northville and 37 from edgewood down into cambridge.o, these are the actual temperatures but you throw in the wind gusts and we have a wind chill out there. so the upper 30s feeling more like the low 30s and also the 20s in germantown and also in waynesboro. this is what to expect heading throughout the day. at the surface we have that nor'easter that will begin to push away but will stay cold and wendy through tomorrow. we are going to be dealing with a change in the forecast as we go through time. but also the change comes with snow wrapping in here as we go to 3 and 4:00 and the commute home is on the dicey side. temperatures today is going downhill. 35 degrees by 3:00 and the 7- day forecast brings milder conditions in here for the weekend. let's check the abc2 time saber traffic with -- timesaver traffic. >> reporter: we are dealing with congestion on some of the main lines. traveling on 95 in white marsh it's going to take 17 minutes southbound from the beltway to downtown baltimore. no problems to report on 695 from parkvale up t

it's going to be tracking to cambridge east over the next half hour. farther west and north, it's cloudy. there might be an isolated sprinkle trying to reach the ground. the chill in the air again this morning. temperatures all around the region are above freezing except parts of the shenandoah valley to frederick west and the mountain region where the cloud cover has thinned out. in the metro area, upper 30s to near 40. here's your hour by hour forecast. maybe a few isolated sprinkles. 7:00 in the upper 30s. by noontime a little sun breaking out, and during the afternoon, going partly cloudy, mid-50s by midafternoon. a look at your friday evening. that's coming in ten minutes. a look at traffic now with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> checking our roadways. pretty quiet in the area. looking for reports of accidents. looks like we may be accident free in our complete area. first let's start here as you're traveling route 123 trying to get to the outer loop of the beltway. that ramp is blocked, just the right lane. just stick to the left, an

. >>> but then, as the evening rush was getting under way, a power outage hit cambridge, just outsidebeantown. it snarled traffic for hours and crippled the campuses of m.i.t. and harvard. emergency crews had to rescue several people who were stuck inside elevators. but there's some good news here. the power has since been restored. >>> all the major college football conferences hold their championship games this weekend. >> lots of good football this weekend. but last night, it was time for some nfl action. and not a good night for my beloved saints. here is espn. >>> good morning. i'm todd grisham with your "sportscenter" update. atlanta airport workers threw eggs at the new orleans saints bus before they left the airport. will the falcons be left with egg on their face, as they try to avoid a fifth-straight loss to the saints. i apologize for that horrible analogy. speaking of horrible, what was going on with drew brees? he had a record night for interceptions. that's weatherspoon with a pick. drew brees threw five picks in the georgia dome. he's never thrown that many in a game be

annapolis and pax river are 43 and 40 in cambridge. nor'easter well, low pressure is coming up the coast and reforming here already throwing some moisture back toward us. this doesn't appear to be reaching ground from what i can tell. the air is still a little bit dry but it will later on. some wind along the coast and some rain and snow inland. some snow again into parts of delaware and northern jersey could be 4, 5-inches in spots. low 40s in afternoon and should do it for us in fact midday to the 40s for the drive home. monika? >>> thank you so much howard. good morning everybody. well, i'm happy to say we're starting off the morning nice and light. no issues to report, i think everyone went to bed late last night and maybe all start later this morning as well. no issues as you come in from the west on the dulles toll road from the airport. 66 from centreville all the way to vienna. everything is good in fairfax station and burke this morning. northbound i-95 also looking good here in springfield. nice and light from 395 and up to t

but with the precip the light showers and temperatures in the upper 30s in southern maryland and cambridgeeen 50 and 55. it's 4:27. here comes monika with timesaver traffic. >>> thursday morning is very quiet. i'm happy to say let's just hope it stays that way. good morning everybody. the beltway north of town looking great college park into silver spring. and into bethesda as well. all lanes are open. no issues on 270. which is where we'll go live right now on the southbound side and here's father hurley boulevard coming down from jermantown down to the point where the lanes divide. all of the lanes are open. same story on 355 great seneca highway. no problems right now from the north. back to the maps this time heading out west in from the dulles toll road at 66. again no issues, there was some construction overnight on the outer loop at route 7 in tysons corner and that should be clearing shortly as well. really not causing much of a problem the volumes are so light. and on the northbound side of i- 95 a live look here. and all lanes are open here as well. dale city all the way to the b