and back into virginia, a few spots getting just above 60, tomorrow, neighborhood by neighborhood, carney ellicott city about 57 i think, and as we take you a little further north, probably more mid-50s or actually 56, sorry for the twist there, providence mid- 50s, say 56, warwick 54, cloudy. good chance of rain through there off and on. maryland's most powerful radar all clear, nothing out there, air very dry at the surface so even as that first rain pushes in out of the south and west likely that it will not touch the ground very quickly. it's gonna take a couple hours for the column of air above to moisten up let the raindrops come through. right now we're looking at quite the swath of rain though down into the south of virginia, as part of a larger stem you can see things unsettled now up and down the coast. after 8, 9 days in a row of sunshine murky and very wet down into eastern tennessee, knoxville, into western north carolina, that's where the heaviest rains are now. this whole about ball of wax beginning to track further and further north. high pressure offshore, that area of lo

and elias, through chris souter, through this carney of precounts, -- recounts, tells volunteers and they have thousands of volunteers, to make sure you record the call at the table. what do i mean by the call at the table? this is the back of the book and i know you can't really see it, but these are ballots here amped and -- and some ballots people will write in i want him anyway. and then we have the lizard people vote, then we've got brett favre and the flying spaghetti monsters and all of those people. so when you -- when the votes are recounted, there are volunteers at the table and they can challenge these votes about voter intent saying it doesn't look like it's for coleman, it doesn't look like it's for franken. ultimately, all this voter intent stuff is determined by the state canvassing board down the road and it would be in this case too, to supreme court justices, to district court justices, secretary of state, but in the trenches, it's the two parties that challenge the ballots, local officials, average hard working, well-meaning people, saying i think the vote was for

kind of exposure that occurred on davis street downtown and on the more celebrated one on post and carney. those explosions resulted in injury to public persons. as a result of the intense review that was done by pg&e staff, reviewed by outside experts who had informed us, we focused on why there was a mixture of water getting into the oil-based transformers. we have oil-based transformers that have been the most popular transformer networks in our city for years, decades. as a result of that study, we were literally able to work with pg&e to change the inspection process so that the visual inspection that occurred in the past are no longer the standard. we were actually able to get a new standard for our transformers. now they use an infrared transformer, alongside a six- month taking of samples from the oil and studying whether or not that oil has been compromised. those two steps have transformed, if i may use that word, their inspection technologies and methodologies and we are getting about a 23% less of these explosions occurring. there have been no explosions since a year and a hal

cloudy, rain likely, carney 56 with a good shot of rain. heavy and steady toward ellicott city. high temperature there about 57. maryland's most powerful radar, five sweeps and finding nothing out there. so it is quiet, quiet on the range. but we expect to see the radar much more active as we go into the day tomorrow and especially late in the day tomorrow. let's take you out to a regional-wide radar scan. beginning to push in across eastern kentucky down through southwestern virginia. down here in the coal country, southwestern virginia. showers begin to creep in we think late tonight but the leading edge of these showers, even if we get radar indicated rain over the state by 10, 11:00 it probably won't touch the ground until we get into the overnight. air still really dry at the surface, clouding up high, again a lot of rain inbound here, two different waves in fact. area of low pressure centered down into alabama and georgia right now. cooler air fudge in out of the upper midwest. high pressure sitting just offshore, the last of our dry weather with this system, getting out o

and again it was that carney area and parksville area that both got hit just an isolated area, but a rare overnight tornado in november in baltimore. confirmed. >>> let's take a look first at that radar image. quick recap. nasty line coming through. contrast that with what we have out there tonight. the answer just a few passing clouds, so a chilly more typical november night going on. try weather the story. temperatures in the mid-to upper 40s out there right now, it's chilly, a bit of a northwest breeze blowing, colder air funneling out of the north will come in tomorrow. we'll be in the low 50s, much of the day in the 40s tomorrow despite some widespread sunshine we think. we'll have much more on the weekend forecast and into the thanksgiving holidays when we see another wild swing in the weather. that's all coming up. kelly. >> thanks wyatt. she has gone through inspection reports for hundreds of restaurants so you know which ones are safe but now abc 2 news investigator joce sterman is going back to school. she is doing some digging and dishing about the kva fear yas where all o

twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two world cups reynolds to mari and a muscle damage seen here a carney suspended from faith as twenty four strong executive committee following media reports they would accept in juice and in return for their votes the outcome of the race to host the twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two world cups will be decided at theat as headquarters in zurich of the next three days with russia one of the strong contenders to host the twenty eighteen tournament the fate of to mari and adama will also be determined at the meeting in addition the ethics committee will examine further allegations of collusion between some of the bit is. probably the first time that there are kind of evidence that the extra members are open for for bribes sorrow this time it's really serious for fee for i feel mr ramos aadhaar mood having a problem because he wants that money for himself i think that every store temari. to remain exco member as he was talking about projects in new zealand where he is from terry t. so may i expect to fix a commission to say that jim moret didn't want mon

ellicott city back through carney high temp., wet weather around is going to make you feel chillier. up through cecil county, wet weather scenario through here, chillier as well. a few degrees warmer down back through centreville and bellview on the eastern shore. plenty of rain. we think two different rounds here, show you that in one second. see all the different rain, much more moisture back through the southern part of the appalachians, all tracking in our direction. as we show you that weather pattern, that stalled out boundary to our west. storm system riding up that boundary, this is the last of our dry weather now out to sea. the cooler air is not really going to get in here, but some rain tonight, another round tomorrow, tomorrow night that's wednesday we probably get the heaviest rain, we take it out of here on wednesday. overnight tonight 45, cloudy, rain all night, showers in the morning, wet weather, rain on and off through the day tomorrow. but tomorrow night definitely looking for more rain to roll in and a quick check of that seven-day forecast. you do see the trend i

jail while covering a protest in the state of georgia correspondent creating for the term an john carney way were forced to pay a fine for filming an annual roughly every military base nicknamed the screw of a sense since the news team state police seize the person belongings and lock them up alongside criminals in the same cells police us to consider the charge against the r.t. stuff from actually failing to pay officers instructions or tease each account is following developments. our crew has finally been released from jail in columbus georgia correspondent kayleen ford and cameraman john conway were arrested while covering a massive rally outside fort benning which also training center for latin american military officers and policemen thousands of people gathered at the gates of that institution in the state of georgia with demands to shut it down among its graduates are many of latin america's most notorious torturers mass murderers and dictators some call for banning america's terrorist training camp those by all standards nonviolent demonstrations happen every year activists say

started pressuring the utility company after a transformer explosion in 2005 blew off a manhole on carneytreet in the financial district severely burning a pedestrian. just this past september, the victim lisa nash spoke about the burn she had suffered five years prior. she spent two months in the hospital and years in physical therapy. in 2009, an underground cable fire shot a guiser of flames out a manhole in the tenderloin district. they plan to update their system replacing circuits prone to power outages. it will replace 125 manhole covers with swivel lock caps which will prevent the covers from blowing off in the explosion but simply weighs just 4 inches of any gases. they plan to have safer, newer models. all to rebuild public trust hit especially hard after the deadly pipeline explosion in san francisco. the investigation of that explosion is still ongoing. >> thank you very much. it's 4:50 now. a new report today from a congressional watchdog says the disarray stemming from foreclosure documents could threaten major banks with billions of dollars in losses. it would also deepen t

other things to look at here, you look at congress and see seats in the pennsylvania suburbs, chris carneyurther up near scranton. and it's a huge and including here a republican charlie bass wanting to get his seat back. and it starts to topple for republicans and you'll see the early bricks in the wave. and when we come back, the low-tech team we'll discuss. can they get the senate? and is it easier? >>> so we talked a little bit about what the gop does. what does president obama do assuming he loses the house. what lesson does he take? does he learn a lesson? >> it's interesting. as we talk about bill clinton and it took him a year essentially to learn the lesson. he first gave a press conference saying, i am still relevant. then he went off on a foreign trip which i think the president is also scheduled to do. he came back and a year later he passed welfare reform. so i think there's the stages of grief that you have to go to to working with the republicans. but i do believe that in the end it will work for barack obama. and if the democrats believe the message is voters just don't get

. >> carney val said it has opened a bank of eight satellite phones so people can call home and all theare serving free drinks 24/7. >>> an emergency order issued in europe after that jumbo plane caught fire. the earl said all earls should exam the planes. kwan tas has grounded six. singapore airlines has grounded three. >>> new pictures of the armed robbers who stole thousands of goods from a game stop store. it shows the two men threatening employees and customers with a weapon. they made off with four cases of the new game. >>> a federal lawsuit filed over those election neat robocalls which told voters to basically stay home and watch tv. wjz and andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: maryland's attorney general is asking for more than $15 million from those responsible which does not include former governor bob ehrlich. >> i'm on the bob ehrlich team. >> reporter: political consultant julius henson at the center of this complaint filed in court by attorney general doug gansler saying the 112,000 clx night phone calls violated the federal communications act. >> we're calling to let eve

the merchant of death trafficked to dictators in conflict zones around the world he's got to change carney has the latest now from washington victor good lawyers family members and the russian embassy in thailand said they received no proper notification of this on this snap extradition claim here is what mr brooks wife said. it's hard for me to talk about but what happened was totally unexpected for both myself and victor's lawyer the thai cabinet held a closed meeting where a political decision was taken to extradite my husband to the us the extradition took place within four hours of the meeting against all the rights and laws of the country the only law that exists in thailand is u.s. influence i guess this decision was paid for. he was apparently put on a plane in a very speedy manner and sent to the uighurs here he faces charges of. selling arms to a terrorist group and conspiring to kill american citizens americans also believe he had stoked violence in some war torn regions by selling weapons to sierra leone afghanistan sudan and so on if convicted he may face life in prison denies

started pressuring the utility company after a transformer explosion in 2005 blew off a manhole on carneytreet in the financial street severely burning a pedestrian. this past september the victim lisa nash spoke about the burn she had five year problem. spent tuesday years in the hospital and years in physical therapy. a guiser of flames was shot out of a manhole in the tenderloin district. they will replace circuits to power outages. it will replace 125 manhole covers with swivel lock caps which will prevent the covers from blowing off in an explosion and simply raise 4 inches to release gases. they're thinking about replacing transformers in the city to safer models. all steps to rebuild public trust hit especially hard after september's deadly gas pipeline explosion in san bruno. the investigation into the cause of that explosion is still going on. kristen? >> jenelle, thank you. it's 5:33. a san jose high school principal says she was just follow orders when she refused to allow an ambulance on to a football field to treat an injured player. 14-year-old gardio suffered a head and nec

intermission was called u nexpectedly because during the first act when a glitch left a ctor reeve carney dangling in midair. somebody there said the show looked more like a dress rehearsal. it's the most expensive in broadway history. >>> 8:49. betty white is among the ten most fascinating people in the world, according, at least to barbara walters. for the 18th year, she will present her list. joining white are justin bieber, film star, sandra bullock, lebron james, judge jennifer lopez, sarah palin, royal fiancee kate middleton and the entire cast of jersey show. the other two on the list have not been announced yet. >> wow. >> leaves you hanging. >> there is a funny commercial with betty white -- >> oh, yeah. >> that's hilarious. >>> the winter surf competition opens 24 week. >>> and how the opening bell is about to become wedding bells for one lucky couple. >>> searches resume this morning for three missing boys from michigan. the 5, 7 and 9-year-old boys were last seen of the day before their father tried to commit suicide and that was last week. the fbi, police and numerous volunte

. >> one of the new members of the house next year is della croce -- delaware democrat john carney.e is an energy company executive. he has been delawares finance secretary and lieutenant governor. another new member is a republican representing florida's eastern panhandle, a funeral home owner who defeated the incumbent. congress returns to the lame- duck session today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we will be live as the house takes up nine bills, including an extension of the medicare rates for doctors. the senate will continue work on expanding fda oversight of food recalls. it will discuss federal spending, -- they will discuss federal spending and the expiring tax cuts. we're standing by live for an announcement of obama's -- 4 obama announcements -- for obama's announcement. >> thank you for joining us. began after a break for the thanksgiving holiday. what is the biggest item? guest: tax cut certainly. democrats and republicansnd both parties -- bodies punted on tax cuts for a while and will now have to start looking at i did to extend them and about how they should and where they ca

. >> good news for drivers making their way through carney and parkville.ill has been cleared. all laned opened. hartford road stop and go. add 8 minutes to your commute as you head toward 83. crash in cockiesville. as you look in baltimore city we have a crash on the inner loop. that blocks left lane. we have traffic lights on the blink at york road and ridgely road. treat that as a four way stop sign. >>> the severe weather is the big the downed power lines. this tree top we valley in new york and new england, there's ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ >>> i love that song. and cher is back. the latest movie in more than a decade. >> really great, the trailers. >> the trailers are always playing across the way there. i feel like i've seen it 100 times. >> in times square, we have a view of the huge screens. the jumbo screens. >> it's called "burlesque." she will be here, talking about what it's like to be back. and also, the feelings about her daughter becoming a man, chazz. she's going to talk about it in a few minutes. >> she and cynthia have done a

in delaware, john carney was the lieutenant governor. in florida, steve settle in -- steve sutherland defeated alan boyd. he is one of the 84 new republicans in the house. democrats have nine new members. >> see what people are watching at the c-span video library. it is right on our homepage. you can click our special election analysis tab. watch what you want, when you want. >> the u.s. house meets today for general speeches at 12:30. members will return at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the senate is not in session today because the party meetings throughout the day. senators are meeting this morning to elect leadership for the next two years. members are expected to speak with reporters after those elections. the house will hold a leadership elections tomorrow. democrats maintained control of the senate. the new speaker will be if republican. "washington journal" this morning looked into the changeover. " continues. host: representative chaka fattah is joining us to talk about whais next for congressional democrats. i want to begin with the lead

she will be joined by a john carney of delaware. >> here are some programs that we are airing thursday starting at 10:00 a.m.. jeff bridges talks about his work to reduce use honker. jane google on her love of animals and nature. chief justice roberts and the role of the supreme court. president clinton presents the liberty award metal to tony blair. >> our student at a documentary video competition is in full swing. upload your video to c-span before the deadline of january 20th. kof>> the prime minister joint - in mourning the deaths of miners in new zealand. he also addressed questions about the funding and immigration issues. this is about 30 minutes. ome consensus on that in this house but it's a subject way above my pay grade. >> order. questions to the prime minister, michael? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house will want to join me in paying tribute to guardsman christopher davis of the first battalion who died on wednesday november the 17th of afghanistan. he was the 100 british soldier to die this year a reminder of the high price that we are paying. christoph

many new faces in the freshman class, including john carney, from delaware. colorado republican scott tipton representing the third district of colorado. >> the fcc reports with a growing possibility of wireless devices, the demand for wireless spectrum will be 30 times higher a few years from now. lawrence strickling talks about his department's rigid attempt to free up wireless spectrum and what will happen if they fail. hear the program ceased and is airing thursday starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern, jeff bridges talking about his work to reduce youth hunger, chief justice john roberts and the role of the supreme court, and lawyers discussing the retirement of john paul stevens. bill clinton presents the liberty award metal to tony blair. they skipping day on c-span. >> now british secretary kenneth clarke talked about the guantanamo bay civil litigation settlement involving british citizens. he also took questions from members of parliament. this is about 40 minutes. >> the statement from the justice secretary. mr kenneth clarke. >> i like to make a statemen