some spouts around the renal are pushing 60, like out in wynn chester, virginia.e will slowly fall through the upper 40 those around 30 degrees. we'll look for the sunshine to battle back tomorrow. that will not

the shooting happened just before five in west oakland on 8th street near chester.id was at the scene and gives us the latest. >> reporter: police say he was an innocent bystander. he was standing in front of this house when he got caught in the middle of the crossfire. police say he was shot 5 times and they recovered 36 shell casings. they've determined there were 2 shooters after finding cases from 2 different calibers. this gray pontiac across the street was also hit twice - once in the windshield and door. police say the barrage of bullets were discharged just before 5 oclock in the eveniing. police say this shooting is connected to another weeks ago on chester street. >> tonight the coast guard is collided with a small boat injuring two peoplethe golden gate ferry had just left sausalito on it's way to pier one in san francisco when the accident happened kron 4's scott rates was on the ground and brings us the dramatic scene. been of this was our kron 4 pm in the racccoon stra its had just left sausalito luckily, nobody on the ferry was hurt but the two people

rebecca went to high school with the murder victim chester jackson. >> do you understand that?of the people on channel 10's video, at the end of the video who are trying to calm me down, becky, becky, becky -- because i went by becky in high school. you don't understand. you don't understand. somebody was just murdered. you have to have respect for the family. no, you don't understand. i was just trying to do my job. >> stunned by the day's events, john and rebecca leave the scene. and though they have a few bumps and bruises, john is glad no one is seriously injured. >> i think we got out of a very difficult situation without getting ourselves hurt or anybody else hurt. >> after the incident, john says he receives an outpouring of support from the public. but he says there are also some critics. >> does it bother me that there are people who think that we shouldn't have been there and that we didn't handle ourselves well? yeah. it does bother me, but, you know, i've gone through this career of mine trying to do things with integrity. i think that's the reason i've been a succe

near chester. and of the shi alecia reed? >> is disconnected?porter: >> yes, there were two -- this was-found to be connected. the shell casings were found to be related to two shootings that happened two weeks ago. this man was shot about five times. they recovered 30 shell casings. they just finished up. this is the c s i investigator. he was shot in this gray house. there were shooting at somebody across hot streak into got hit five times. that pontiac also was struck on the windshield of the passenger side door. as far as the victim? they say that he was an innocent bystander, an older gentleman. and he does it happened to be standing on the colde. and he was standing on the corner. >> that was deletion of read. alecia reed. >> >> well a couple years ago it looked pretty shakey. >> reporter: marin county was slated to close when the state park >> we have been in triage mode in the last few years in california state parks. >> reporter: in addition to the historical china camp village, the park has some of the best single track mountain bike t

as we pull out or see what going on temperaturewise, temperatures 31 degrees chester town, we shoulds. the temperatures are above average everywhere. glenn l28. 32 millersville. the winds are light to calm. that's good newses not tealing with the windchill this morning. as we continue through the rest of the day, things looking goods. waking up around 8:00, temperature 31, stepping out the doors you need to dress warmly and in layers throughout the day. 39 degrees by lunchtime, 42 degrees normal temperatures, we will get a few peaks of sunshine, we are be mainly under mostly cloudy skies. now a check of the time save traffic with loren cook. >> good morning. we are following breaking news, out of baltimore county, a person has been hit by a car and killed in wood lawn. it happened out in front of the social security buildings now security boulevard is shutdown. use interstate 70, or liberty road as your alternate routes. we will bring you the la

up jeffrey michael shiflett wednesday morning when they spotted him walking along a road in right chester town. he went to katie hadel's apartment the night before and stopped her to death. >> forced entry into the home. we found the victim stabbed to death in her bedroom. there were two small children in the home as well. >> jeffrey michael shiflett is charged with first-degree murder. this is not his first contact with police. he was just released from prison in december. there were several warrants out for his arrest since then. katie hadel told police he threatened her many times. police came up with a plan meant to keep per se just five days before she was killed. according to investigators, she agreed to stay at her mother's home. >> police agreed to make regular stops several times a day to check in at the mother's house to make sure everything was ok. this is where we believe the victim was but without notifying police, she returned to her home with the suspect knew she lived. >> 11 news spoke with family members but they declined to talk on-camera. katie hadel les behind a 3-year

milder. 34 in the state capital. 34 in chester town. 3345 out the westminster way. you see the heavy rains developing from chicago through boot hill, missouri. this line steadily moving east and arriving in western maryland, perhaps an icy mix. we'll have more on that, who can expect what for your morning commute. >>> forget about working 9 to 5. >> roosevelt leftwich shows us more. >> reporter: in this uncertain economy, three things are clear when it comes to jobs. how long we're working is changing, where we're working and flexibility is the new know. >>> 77% of employers now offer flex time. that's way up from 66bilities just a few years -- 66% gist a few years ago. >> i love. it never had a company that offered this type of benefit. >> reporter: she has a flexible arrangement. >> i have something to look for every two weeks. >> reporter: other flex options are becoming available, including flex place, choosing where you work. it's twice the amount from a few years heaping. employers see them as a win-win. >> anything we can do to help them get their work done i

some light showers also up into cecil county getting showers, chester town. the surface temperatures are west of the bay where we have the freeze concerns in play. all right. here we go. winter weather advisories for north central maryland. this is through saturday morning. yes, we're getting a few light showers, but the ground temps at or below freezing and we think more precipitation coming in through the overnight hours and that could mean a little more in the way of some sleet and freezing rain. a close look and you can see where we have the greatest concerns. show you the future trends, a few light showers for the next couple of hours, maybe rain on the eastern shore. then we push toward eight in the morning. right around daybreak temperatures just below freezing. i think we could get brief freezing rain, brief icing. we'll go to rain showers late in the day, no problems after mid-morning but early saturday morning we got the showers that came in and maybe that first wave of that precipitation in the morning could be in the way of icy showers. so we have

maybe dipping in to hartford and across through chester town and eastern shore.et in around a one to two inch rain. wet snow, overnight, overnight tomorrow night. this is not tomorrow morning. this is overnight tomorrow night into saturday and maybe a coating for dc. this is the middle ground. could be under the totals or could go higher if we get a band in here out of the north. stay tuned for the news at six and 11. 34 overnight. winter showers possible in to the morning. then we convert to rain. tomorrow is a wind and rain day. by tomorrow night we will be changing over to"? and -- snow. the next few days, 30s on tap. into the 40s on sunday. it'll clear out fast saturday and then a cold and windy day. the wild card timing for us is late tomorrow evening into early saturday morning. it's that overnight time period. we will see what happens. tomorrow morning a brief rain, snow mix possible. that will quickly change to rain. >> we will have to watch that. all right. we will watch you. thank you. >>> a big announcement from nasa that an asteroid will make a record

>>reporter: an apartment and a church west and chester were hit. >> i mean, seriously. no respect. you don't have respect for the lord. >> it hurt, you know, it brought tears to my eyes. >> this is not gang graffiti. this is a tagging crew that wants to make a name for itself. on you tube it's called graffiti bombing. >>reporter: some believe the same crew is related to other incidents near by. >> if you get caught you're subject to become a victim of violence. you brought this upon yourself and we don't want this to happen. >>reporter: police did not comment on camera this afternoon, but did confirm an officer went out to take a report. the neighbors are calling attention to this because they want it to stop and want the people responsible prosecuted. >>> a neighborhood after he discovered a world war ii in his garage. about 3:30 today. police and a bomb civil code responded to the scene to safely remove the device. the home's previous tenants left the shell behind. the. >>> staying open at least for now. the circumstance ate court of appeals granted an emergency easter farm which

. >> good morning, and i am in for chester fung who is on vacation, i am here to discuss the bulk out. i want to give you history because it has been a while since we have been in front of you. it has been the subject of significant improvements, for example, in may of 2008, the transportation plan was adopted and since then, signal up grades, and curve grants and striking have been implemented over the last few years and curve bulbs are the last recommendation to help improve safety. there are 22 intersections along 19th avenue. and the plan is to install curb bulb at far side locations as you drive through the intersection, the far side. both in the north and southbound directions and this will facilitate better transit boarding and shorten pedestrian crossing distance and also important to recognize that 19th avenue falls under cal tran state route one and so all approvals must go through cal trans and their approval process, in april of 2009, the board aappropriated 17,017 for the project and in june they executed $246,000 memo of agreement for preliminary engineering to include a

you everbeen over the eastern shore between chester town, and miller town, this is the area still picking up some winter weather. tomorrow, may be some icy spots at your morning commute time frame. i wouldn't be surprised if there were a few school di delays around the pennsylvania line. and just in time for thanksgiving -- not thanksgiving, cupid is happy though. >> it's thursday. . >> tomorrow's the day. >> we'll be looking at each other's desks to see who got flowers and who didn't. >> you have to send flowers or you get in hot water. otherdays of the year i think they have a bigger impact because it's not expected. >> see y'all tomorrow. >> honey. >> hey! hey honey! hey alan. uh, hey.... i'm bob, we talked at the tax store. i did your taxes. i thought you were a tax expert? today, i'm a master plumber. major tax stores advertise for preparers with "no tax experience necessary." at turbotax, you only get answers from cpas, eas or tax attorneys - all real tax experts. ...than h&r block stores and all other major tax stores combined.

an inch and we're worried that that might stick to roadways tomorrow and closer to an inch in win chester and cumberland and there is no advisories right now and we'll let you know if anything is posted for tomorrow afternoon. the temperature right now, 37 in the district. thirty in gaithersburg and that is going to get cold overnight. those are the temperatures we're expecting and that is priming the pump for anything we get tomorrow to stick and we're expecting a cold one tomorrow and that is why we think anything here will probably accumulate. saturday, better at 42 degrees and some cold rain showers. primarily in the morning and early afternoon. sunday looks nice in comparison with a lot of sunshine, 49 degrees and monday looking good as well and tuesday with a temperature of 48 and that might be later at night. >> and thank you, sue. >>> sony taking gaming to the next level with the playstation four and it will look like the old one and that includes a touch bad. the first major game console and. >> google developing touchscreen laptops. and the wall street journal reports the device

win chester to 31 and what is it doing in terms of the winds where the nor'easter is starting to crankwanted you to see in 40 and gusts to 38. 51 as we look toward gusts and to the nantucket area. we have wins real close to 50. 50 miles an hour and in nan ticket, 59 and that is -- nantucket and 59 and that is what makes it dangerous. let's go forward in time and see what is happening through the weekend. the worst of the snow is overnight and that is into new england and new york and looks clear by 6 or 7 in the morning and snowing in boston and maine and that is clearing out for everyone along the east coast. we'll have a pretty good wind tomorrow and that wind will make it feel like that is in to some 20 asor 30s. a lot of snow for new york city. for us, check out the fox 5 accuweather seven-day forecast. and 40 degrees tomorrow. the gusty wind is making it feel colder and sunday, a few clouds at 48 and sunday night into monday and some rain in the forecast on monday and with that temperature of 52 and begin with the freezeing rain and watching on wednesday and otherwise, the rest of

right now temperatures are 29 at d.c. 25 at gaithersburg. 25 hagerstown. 25 at wind chester and 28 culpeper. the wind gusts now are still strong. 43 dulles. elsewhere in the 30s and 20s. 33 in the nation's capitol and 35 at baltimore of the here is what it feels like if you step outside. you factor in the air temperatures and the winds, feels like 12 in gaithersburg. 10 in hagerstown. yes very much on the chilly cool side. a wintry bite that you are feeling. by 10:00 tonight, the winds are strong. 29 degrees. the 11:00 hour it will be 28. the skies will be clearing out. light winds in the overnight hour. the week ahead, roller coaster temperatures to talk about. a little sun, a little precipitation. mother nature is serving it up. i will have the details later on. >> see you soon. thanks very much. >>> a fredricksburg man got $217 million richer. he will give up his job and the 81-mile commute that comes with it. first he had to claim the ceremonial check from the powerball jackpot he hit over a week ago. john henrehan has more on the big win. >> reporter: our story starts at richmond inter

san francisco county transportation authority has been well-represented for the last few years by chester fong. the composition of the task force itself has been diverse, and they have devoted themselves to hours upon hours of work in the service of their community.. i can show you, if i can have the orford briefly here, a representation of more than 50 community members who served on the task force since it was first established. at the height of the task force's activity, we were holding more than five meetings per month. meetings of the full task force, as well as subcommittees, which addressed business and land use. which was chaired by paul lord. complete neighborhood fabric. and the arts and entertainment focus group, which was chaired by terrance allen. this was an exercise in both representative and participatory democracy, representative in that the 26-member task force represented a broad range of community stakeholders, and participatory, that we brought the meetings and the business of the task force down into the communities often as we could. in particular with three town ha

there will only be a little bit of ice and snow but we're very cold from boston, man chester, glens falls, portland. you'll have a lot of problems from sleet, freezing rain. you can see that moving onto the map. that white shows you where the snow and sleet is located. veronica, it's a very active weather week. a little later on the show i'll give you details about a possible new storm going across the country and a blast of cold air. >> bill, do us a favor and take a break. >> march, april. >> a chopper shooting, a reality show and great news for investors. also, joe paterno's widow fights back with a new report by the pennsylvania former governor and attorney general. "first look" is back in 3:00. so you say men are superior drivers? yeah. then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. ok. [ voice of dennis ] silence. are you in good hands? kids make stains i use tide boost to super charge our detergent. boom. clothes look amazing, and daddy's a hero. daddy, can we play ponies? right after we do fol

chester town 34. cambridge 39. these temperatures are going to soar into the 50s as we go into the afternoon. over to you. >> everyone is trying to dig out from a monster northeast blizzard we told you about this weekend. even the sheep were having trouble. it took hours for a farmer in maine to make a path for his ice landic sheep. they were trapped in 3 feet of snow. the farmer had to ya a mini snow blow -- use a mini snow blower carving a path so the sheep could get out and get some exercise. >>> a relaxing trip at sea has taken a turn. >> they're stuck in the middle of the gulf of mexico. why they're adrift and when they could make it back to dry land. >>> here's something that will leave you feeling queasy. five miles and krispy kreme donuts. >> we're off to a rainy start but no delays at 97. i'll let you know what traffic looks like on 9 a and 695 -- 95 and 695 coming up on good morning maryland. >>> a carnival cruise ship is sitting off the coast of texas without power now trying to get to port. a fire in th

and now this starting to increase across west chester county and connecticut and soon into providence will be the travel trouble spots. otherwise, we're looking okay out there. forecastwise, still leading us during the morning hours in new england. a couple new snow showers there in chicago. beautiful weather continues. look at the forecast in dallas all week. looks like they should be about 70 degrees the next five days in a row. >> unbelievable. >> nice stuff. >> lucky them. thanks, bill. >>> just ahead, "anchor man" the sequel gets a bridesmaid and robert de niro ends up in cement just lish joe pesci predicted. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyouca

it is a hunting rifle, it is a 300 minute chester mag num and it does not have a magazine which you will notice the difference between this and what i will show you next which are considered assault weapons. and so, it does not have a magazine, a detachable magazine, the rounds are set inside here which it does allow for several rounds, inside. but each time, in order to fire this weapon, you need to pull the bolt back and send it forward and fire and pull it back and fire. and it is a typical hunting rifle that you will see for a hunter, which a hunter will use. all right? >> okay, this is a copy of an ak 47. it is an actual weapon. this one is made in hungary but it is the same exact weapon made in russia. this is just a copy, as you can see it has a detachable weapon, i tied it back so it is not functioning at this time. this magazine, the banana type, it can accept 30 rounds, again this is a semiauto. a semiauto weapon, but it can hold and press it all the time. >> they come in full auto versions, where they press the trigger and you can press it 4, 5, 6, 10, whatever the person chos

. >> my name is chester, and i couldn't pass up the opportunity to be in a roomful of t.i.c. admitting on camera what a flawed form of ownership these t.i.c.s are. i will be playing this video over and over for years to come and will be laughing and laughing. clearly this discussion shouldn't be about facilitating condo conversions and the t.i.c. form of ownership. we should be discussing banning t.i.c.s altogether. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. sue vaughan with the sierra club. i'm here to speak against this legislation. supervisors wiener and farrell, i guess supervisor farrell isn't here but you spoke forcefully in support of rent control earlier in the afternoon and yet your actions contradict your words because you're attempting to chip away at rent control right now. our largest source of affordable housing in it san francisco. supervisor kim, you had great questions earlier, questions about the ability of this legislation to withstand palmer lawsuits. regarding parkmerced, if people, who -- if the people who crafte

would it really be like if an asteroid or a meteor hit the earth joining me now to discuss is geoff chester he's from the u.s. navy observatory there jeff hello thank you for our for joining me so let's talk about all this media hype that was surrounded by this asteroid that just passed by how close was it really to earth well it didn't hit us that's the good news it passed within about seventeen thousand miles of the surface of the earth that's actually inside the belt of geostationary communications satellites which really your programs around the world. so in terms of how close it was it was pretty close now the point is though that it did miss the big thing about this particular asteroid is that it is the largest one of its size caliber to come this close since we've been observing the heavens now we have only been able to observe objects of this size and predict their paths within perhaps the last twenty years so we have. an inventory of several thousand of these objects whose orbital paths we know we know when they're going to come close to us and so on and so forth but we don't know

colder services might have some accumulation. 41 in part field. 41 in chester count.the threat of any major weather. they can see where it is cooling off. temperatures dropping into the 30's and get closer to freezing or below freezing as you had west where the winter weather advisory did affect from western allegany into garrett counties. that is where most of the winter problems will be. mostly the northern suburbs get in on the snow and sleet. south and east rain, nor is there will get some snow. it is gone by 2:00 p.m. -- 2:00 a.m. and by the rush hour tomorrow, we will see partly cloudy skies. quick -- a quick-hitting storm. maybe an inch or two around baltimore. the load changes to 34. it is not well organized. it is in two pieces and will move through quickly. cold arctic air will come rushing in friday night. it looks like we will get into that and the weekend will be much colder. as that from approaches, friday will be mild with partly cloudy skies. the french rolls through and low pressure forms and as you can see, there may be some moderates now that will a

i will show you where it is going on, the 3800 block of chester wood drive in aspen hills.this is off of connecticut avenue and georgia avenue. we are working to get some more details. anything we do get, we will make sure to pass that along. >>, so much, jimmy. a big project gets underway at the pentagon metro station. crews are replacing the south side as the letter. mattresses writers can still access the station by using the north side escalators. this project is part of a plan to replace 128 escalator's all across the metro system. we are learning more about the state of d.c.'s youth. a report due out today by a coalition of park -- for-profit and nonprofit groups says nearly four in 10 third graders can read proficiently. about six in 10 students graduate school in four years. about four in ten and adults have a full-time jobs. about 10,000 low-income youths between the ages of 16-24 are not working more in school. >> still ahead the boy scouts to take -- could take action this week to stand a longstanding policy. >> is 6:36. looking outside, we will take a break in j

. >> come on up to west chester. >> what's the street address again?> actually if you look on the gun map you will find it. >> on second thought i have plans. >> that would be fun. we can have a pow wow. and it can be during daytime hours so i am not half asleep. >> sherrod, do you have a n

this was the worst economic recovery since president chester arthur was president in 1882.not to say there aren't any bright spots. home sales doing a little better. home prices, rather. u.s. auto sales improving some what. it is getting smaller because of a tax hike last year. there is uncertainty over rising healthcare costs and government regulations. that may be slowing down job creation as well. all of this as the once jobs council quietly disbanded yesterday after meeting four times in two years. >>> one thing the president could have been instead of wasting so much time flaming others would have been to convene the jobs council it created and missed so much fan fair. >> when we wear the ridiculous criticism it is people from capitol hill who refused every growth initiative and jobs initiative the president has put forward. >> as far as the unemployment rate it will stay at 7.7 percent. we will find out for sure in about 3 hours. >> doug luzader in washington thank you so much. three hours from now we will be looking at the jobs numbers. you need to find out what the

health policy chester, economist and behavioral scientists talked about the restrictions on the use, sale and advertising of marijuana and tobacco. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> some of this is related to licensing and regulations have discussed before. alex, you will go third here so that you have a warning. first we will welcome -- first we will welcome frank chaloupka back. >> thanks. we will move quickly through this. these are things i can spend hours talking about. smoke-free air policies. these of the primary restrictions on tobacco use that we have. these are generated by try to protect non-smokers from exposure to tobacco smoke. the sciences have advanced and we understand what the harmful consequences of second-hand smoke are for non smokers. this is something that was first hinted at in the 1972 surgeon general's report. there was discussion about how harmful chemicals would be harmful to non smokers as well. this is the start of the nonsmokers rights union in the u.s. we did have some policies on the books for a long time in some states. many laws against smoking in

the area is near 8th and chester streets.turday morning after a party someone spray painted three buildings, including a church. they said they might bree the work -- be the work of teen whose live in the neighborhood. >> this is not gang grufity. they want the notoriety and that is why they are as prolific as they are. >> police came and took a record. neighbors called us because they want this to stop and they want the people who did it to be prosecuted. >>> california bald eagle hatch add the san francisco zoo is about to become a dad. a nest where the 13-year-old male and his partner are starting a family. she is a 27-year-old eagle and she layed one egg so far. due to hatch in april. >>> russian scientists said the largest piece of meteorite to land on earth crashed into the mountain. the meteor flew over on february 15 leaving behind a plume of smoke. locals saw it fall into an ice covered lake leave ag20-foot wide hole -- dev ag20-foot wide -- leaving a 20-foot wide hike. >>> in the bay area we are about to see a warm

. >> come on up to west chester. >> what's the street address again? >> actually if you look on the gun map you will find it. >> on second thought i have plans. >> that would be fun. we can have a pow wow. and it can be during daytime hours so i am not half asleep. >> sherrod, do you have a new show on the travel channel? >> yes, i will go and find a pilot. i am also in a war against drugs. i am fighting for the enemy. igh . >> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the president and first lady are kind of like the mom and dad of the country and when your dad says something, you listen. >> he's unbelievable, (bleep) unbelievable. >> a turn around for chris rock supporting gun control and so is singer tony bennett. how much do these guys know? we'll have a special report. >> who the hell died and named karl rove a queen for a day. >> mr. rove under fire from someone on the right and how he feels about that. >> smaller government less to worry about. but big everywhere else. >> of course. >> and jessie waters with waters world, the question, is the man ov

>> my name is chester goodheart, and i have been stamping for 20 years. >> 16 years. >> reporter: anddoing this? >> heaven years. >> reporter: rocky. [ laughter ] >> -- rookie. [ laughter ] >> for two weeks out of the year, they share their life without in this room. sometimes four to six hours a day. right? >> right. >> reporter: and when it comes to advisor matters of the heart, you could not find morris withdom in one room -- find morris withdom in -- find more wisdom in one room. >> and take everything with a grain of salt. >> okay. >> and that is unless the you're on a low sodium diet. >> that's true. >> what is the secret? >> secret? love. >> reporter: i have nothing to doadd to that. >> that is cute. >> the news edge is up next. coming up, people across new england are digging out from the deadly blizzard of 2013. we'll have the latest on the situation there next on the news edge at 11. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. fiber one. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] over a third

. >> geraldo: live from detroit we wish him luck, the acting police chief chester logan joins us. thank you rep for being onboard tonight. mind telling us how and when your twin brother was killed? >> thank you for having me, first of all. i serve north dakota vietnam in 1968. in june of 1968 my coming home party so to speak was my brother being killed. he was i had twin brothers younger than me. one year younger than me and the oldest of those twins was killed by gun fire in detroit. >> geraldo: so sorry. what a way to come home from the blood shed of vietnam. chief, since the sandy hook school massacre there has been an intense focus on keeping assault weapons, you know, the ar 15 et cetera out of the hands of maniacs but you statistically aren't far more kids killed in cities like detroit, like new orleans, like chicago by thugs using illegal handguns? >> i would say you are absolutely correct there. but we do have to get your arms around the assault weapon issue. >> geraldo: granted we want as many weapons off the street as we can get. since the assault weapons ban is not goin

win chester, virgin as well. watching all of these areas with slick spots this morning. our day planner today, we're looking at temperatures starting out in the upper 20s and low 30s. breezy, still a little snow around at 8:00. after that, things are going to clear out quickly. it will be a windy day with high temperatures not moving much. in fact, steadily falling into the upper 20s by 8:00 with winds gusting at times to 30 miles an hour. winter weather advisories go till 10:00 a.m. probably going to be over before that but the damage will be done with a quick half-inch to inch in many areas as this system is scooting east very quickly. it's produced some areas near an ink of snow in the mountain -- inch of snow in the mountains of west virginia coming at us right now. you can see the bands of more moderate snow north and west. another one south and east. in bowie, not yet. be patient. watch out for the slick spots. let's check in with monika samtani at 6:01. she has timesaver traffic. >>> slick spots. the ong thing we have -- the only thing we have going for us is on f

the eastern shore getting some of the big flakes from cambridge to easton and near chester town.ttered flurries and few passing snow showers. they'll be off and on for a couple of hours or so. it's going to come to an end. temperatures near freezing. a dusting maybe on grassy areas to maybe an inch on the locations in the eastern shore and part of southern maryland. maybe an inch or two from snow showers. not locally in the area. into the mid-30s this afternoon. it will feel colder with the winds. teens tomorrow morning. maybe near freezing on saturday with clouds around and maybe a few more snow showers saturday night into sunday morning. still cold sunday, monday and cloudy. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, might get flurries. late tuesday night and into wednesday morning very early is the latest timing on that. i'm back in ten minutes. frequent updates throughout the morning. >>> good morning, tom. checking on 395 northbound in the hov lanes. still the accident in the shoulder lane. if you're traveling from the beltway to edsall, not bad. let's head to 66. good story to tell here

very coal morning. 19 in win chester. just 25 here in the city. 23 in baltimore.ind chill values all day long here teens and 20s. here is a a look at your satellite-radar. these are lake effect snow. win are out of the west and knowing and west. can you seat band of snow setting up on the lee side of great lakes. just a couple of streamers out there. a few of these have made it down into northwest maryland. mostly sunny today. mostly sunny tomorrow. this is our next area of snowstorminess that will bring us what look like a wintry mix here afriday. temperatures will be kind of of marginal. high temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s by friday. by friday afternoon, things might not be great around here. i'm not sure much icing we'll see. the storm system looks fairly weak but there may be enough to cause some issues here friday. 38 today. mostly sunny skies. cold and windy out there. check out your kind gusting to about 30. if you are in the mountains out to the west, up to 40 later today. we'll be in no a very cold one later tonight. that is your accu-weather seven

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. >>> with us in studio 57 chester gillis he's a theology professor, and he joined us the morning when we were stunned with the news and greg burke, a vatican media adviser. good morning. mr. burke, will we see or hear will we hear, from pope benedict again? >> well we'll hear from pope benedict probably this evening when he arrives at castel gandolfo. he is scheduled to go to the balcony there. there's a courtyard outside the palace, the summer palace where he often goes in the summer to greet people as well so i expect he will say some words there because they're obviously going to be people gathered. it won't be long but he'll certainly say something to them. after that once he comes back here, he will grow to the monastery and it's know coincidence it's a monastery/convent. he does expect to retire from view. we may be able to get photos of him walking in the garden but i don't think we'll hear a lot from pope benedict. >> the first thing the college of cardinals will do after the resignation? >> the first thing is he'll meet and they'll make a decision whether or not they'll move

if you get out into the mountains, out towards hagerstown, win chester, you stand the best chance for. keep that in mind later this morning, early this afternoon. the biggest potential for sleet and perhaps some freezing rain particularly out to to west virginia and western maryland. for us, it will mostly be a rain event and the potential is there. the computer models suggesting we could see anywhere from from 1 to 2 inches of rain. the morning commute is fine. by later today, likely to have some pretty good bands rain moving on through. there could be that wintry mix out to the west as the storm system starts to move in here. out to the west, wichita, kansas city, st. louis right on the edge of t maybe some travel delays if you are flying out there later today. the parent low is off to the north and west. it will be pushing up into the great lakes. with us on the eastern side of things, we are primarily university rain. it is definitely raining across the area. pink and white you see, that is that wintry mix off to the north and west. pretty god rains moving on through. early tomorr