this is as you make your way between west linden church road to clarksville road, clarksville pike.hat road is shut down. i-270 is clear between frederick and the beltway. no issues to report. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this is shaping up to be a big week for the nationals. we'll find out if davy johnson wins. the cy young winner will be announced. >> the week got off to a great start when bryce harper was named rookie of the year. he beat out the arizona diamondbacks for that honor. he says he's proud of the accomplishment. >> just being with jackie robinson and all the guys that wanted to, just an honor to have the team. they made this year fun. it's icing on the cake. >> harper, who turned 20 last month is the youngest position player to win the award. the pitcher was a month younger when he won back in 1984. >>> we are going to try to separate fact from fiction this morning when it comes to hair and hair loss. we have answers to frequently asked questions. fact, i have known. fiction, it wasn't my choice. that's how we start. what is the average number of hairs one will shed

a flatbed truck near 108 and clarksville slid into the northbound traffic when the driver slammed into the brakes. the driver of the truck, his name is robert noddy. he's not hurt and the investigation is continuing at this hour. >> howard county police need your help trying to find the two men who shot a manager at a columbia taco belt the manager, 42-year-old gary graham was shot outside of the taco bell on sunday. police say he had walked out to confront a suspicious person. graham saw two men wearing masks. one of them shot him. graham is in critical condition and police desperately need your help. >>> take two of these and call me in the morning. >> we're talking about tylenol and what we used to give our kids for aches and pains. >> he went to new york to help get power back on, but one man ended up in a hospital bed. >> here. hold this sign. only an idiot would do what you did. we have pictures to show you right after this. >>> johns hopkins received a big boo. the kim mel cancer center was awarded more than $200,000 in grant today. and it came from the foundation. it raised it

heading out the door, don't forget the umbrella or the heavy coat. 40 in clarksville, 45 goldsboro, shadyide 42, with the winds northwest, 5- 15, feeling like the 30s this morning. this is for your planner throughout the days we will stay breezy and cool in to the afternoon, we will dry out by 3:00 under pac skies. >>> crews are working to repair a broken water main, in mount vernon. linda so is live this morning, how is it looking? you have been out there all morning. >> reporter: a lot of progresses they are using the equipment to take out the extra debris and make room for this new section of pipe they will be bringing in. this is the 30-inch main that broke yesterday morning. homes and businesses lost water. mercy had to deal with low water pressure and the fourth water main break if two weeks, a sign of the aging infrastructure, water mains like this one could date back to the 1800s, dpw says it's in the beginning stages to speed up water main it replaces through the year. to the left over here, traffic for the commute and in an effort to alleviate the congestion, they opened up the

now, temperature in towson, 38 degrees, 37 owings mills and we are at 38 degrees now in clarksville. as we go in to the afternoon, temperatures are not going to warm up so much. we are going to stay dry for today. we can look at the most powerful radar, all the sweeps on, scanning the skies, not a lot to scan, this is the trend for today, and also tomorrow. we will begin to see some change in the forecast, and the turns of a nor'easter, affecting us wednesday and thursday. this is what we can expect planning today. lunchtime 48 degrees, 50 and breezy by 3:00 p.m. >>> the race for the white house is nearing the finish line. >> president barack obama and governor mitt romney are focusing on states expected to decide the outcome and barn storming since friday. >> t am on is in boston. >> reporter: good morning, today is the final day of campaigning, both sides say they can win. mitt romney hits up five states today. republican challenger, mitt romney, is closing the campaign, promising voters bipartisanship and real change. >> i will find the men and women on both sides of the aisle, wh

he was killed when a flat bed truck and jeep collided on rout 32 in clarksville tuesday morning. the truck driver was not injured. she was caught on tape driving past a school bus on a sidewalk. and for that, 32-year-old shena harden was ordered hold up a sign reading only an idiot would drive on the sidewalk to avoid a school bus. this is day two of her unusual punishment in cleveland. some are complaining that she's not taking her sentence very seriously. in addition to holding up the sign her license was suspended and she was ordered to pay $250 in cost costs. >>> a rare full solar eclipse plunged parts of the world into darkness today. day turned into night as the moon blocked the sun for two full minutes. the last solar -- total solar eclipse viewed from earth actually happened in july of 2010. experts say, not going to happen again until march of 2015. >> if you get a chance to see an eclipse don't look directly at it because some of the rays coming around the blockage can still damage your eyes. >> how are you doing. >>> i'm well. it's really nice outside. it's in the 40s

clarksville's temperature coming in at 36 degrees. we're cold this morning not as cold as we have been but make sure you bundle up as you head out the door. and the winds out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. and a bit of an improvement and a wind chill. and coming in at 40 right now. as we head throughout the day. this is what you can expect by lunchtime. let's get a check of traffic. >> we're dealing with the effects of the water main break. and north charles street from penn station to 21stst street. it will take time to fix. stick with calvert street. if you are traveling through the tunnels. no problems to report whatsoever and take a look at the west side of the beltway here at liberty road. everything is moving along. normal conditions now 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 95. the beltway will remain in great shape, traveling from 95 up to 83. that will take you 11 minutes and 11 minutes as well. centralling on the jfx from the wealthway -- traveling on the jfx on the beltway. >>> lines at the pump blocks

once again we are dealing with temperatures that are on the cold side. 37 degrees in clarksville and frederick at 35 degrees more of the same in bel air. wind are calm right now and we will be seeing some sunshine as we go throughout the day. so be prepared for that as well. as we check out what's going on in terms of the day, we will be seeing some sunshine. temperatures will come in right around 51 degrees for a high so be prepared for that as well. let's go back over to megan and charley. >> thanks so much. >>> a water main break in baltimore county to tell you b no longer an issue. crews fixed the crack overnight. it happened at millford mill and scots level road. at one point 260 homes were without water and that has beenreported and restored so not an issue now but it was yesterday and overnight. >>> another water main break more issues on the roads let's go over to lauren to see how the commute could be affected by this and other water main breaks. >> reporter: we are dealing with repairs to two massive water main breaks between 21st and north avenue. stick with calvert and 83

yes, we are seeing that in clarksville and also iamsville. that means you need the coat this morning, dress in layers. layers your friend when it's cold outside. tillman coming in at 38 degrees and we will see these temperatures go up but not so much up because we're still going to stay below average as we go through today. let's check out the satellite and radar right now and we can see the clouds basically around us, we see some to the north, off toward the east, to the west and to the south. but we're in a bubble, this big bubble of high pressure that's going to continue as we go through the next several days. and futuretrend going to pick up on just that. so yesterday that cold front moved through. we were windy, the winds died down overnight. they're going to stay on the light side as we go throughout the day. high pressure still in control, chilly conditions behind that and also dealing with some dryer air behind this cold front as well. with that high pressure you get that sinking air. with the sipging air, the cloud and the air don't

clarksville at 28. so we are below freezing across the area. don't be surprised if you see a little patchy fog across the area with the dew point coming in the same temperature as the actual temperature. now 27 degrees in westminster with the dew point coming in at 23. we are bone dry. these dew points going to be playing a role in the nor'easter that's going to be coming into town tomorrow. and here's freeze warning i am talking about. you can see it for the areas shaded in the purple color. eastern shore like pretty good. but still feeling cold because you are not at freezing or below doesn't mean that you are out of the woods. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, we are seeing dry conditions right now. this is good. get out and run errands and do what you have to do and clean up from sandy. and it's going to be good day to do that but whatever you do outdoors you are going to need to have the heavy coat. this is what the planner looks like. still quite cold at 8. even at lunchtime the temperature only at 45 degrees. our high tempera

clarksville at 44. we're at 44 in frederick and 45 in easton, sparrow's point more of the same. these temperatures will remain chilly. at the surface, we are waiting for this area of high pressure to build in, and it will do so as we go into the weekend. we have that counterclockwise flow and that's going to be bringing a northwesterly chilly breezy flow in here as we head through the rest of today and even tomorrow. >> future trend picking up on the cloud cover throughout the day. still going to keep a chance for some showers. we are getting showers out there on the radar right now in certain spots, scattered very light. the clouds will begin to move away as we go towards the weekend. for today this is what you can expect. by lunchtime that temperature coming in at 52 degrees and the temperatures really not bumping up much from there. we can see our high, 3:00, 4:00 coming in at 54 degrees. we should have at 61 this time of year. this is what we're waiting for saturday and sunday, more sunshine but we stay in that chilly pattern as we head into next weekment let's get a check o

clarksville 32 degrees, we're below freezing if union bridge with that temperature coming in at 31 degrees. the good news, wimeds won't be as bad as they were yesterday, they've already died down, but this is what you can expect as you head through the rest of today, so you're waking up to some frosty conditions as we go into about 9:00, temperature coming in at 37 degrees, lots of sunshine in the forecast for us today. by lunchtime today, you're going to want to keep yourself indoors with that temperature coming in at 46 degrees, although we will see plenty of sunshine out there on tap. get out there and enjoy it, but before you do, make sure you bundle up before you head out the door. let's get a check of traffic with lauren. >>reporter: good morning. we're still dealing with a water main break repairs in mount vernon. if you are traveling in the area, street is now open. you can make a left onto guilford avenue. as the morning rush does start to pick up, you will want to expect delays. this was the scene yesterday. as you can see, construction workers hard at work trying to fix this wat

right now, we are on the chilly side this morning waking up in clarksville. 40 degrees, 42 in elkton and glen bernie and -- at 41. we will have the wind chill. maryland's most powerful radar is dry one lone shower around haganstown towards the west and snow across the area as well. especially if you heading into pennsylvania. but all in all, today will be mainly dry and maybe a popup shower here and there and drizzle but mainly dry conditions and also a few peeks of sunshine for today. we look at the planner and this is what it looks like. still 40 by 80, and 50 by lunchtime and chilly and cool outside. the breezy conditions by 3 and you can see the clouds you can see the sunshine trying to peek out behind the clouds. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. a chilly start. but at least we get an extra hour sleep this sunday. looking forward to that. heading to route 295 no delays but that will very well change later tonight. the parkway is going to be shut down at 10:00 right at west nursery road. it won't reopen until 10 tomorrow morning.

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. >> clarksville is a small town on the tennesse/kentucky boader and it is a really great place to raiseamily. my name is lloyd allard i was a chief officer in the special forces, i was in the army for 23 years. i have made 1400 parachute jumps. well, my experience in the military was varied. i spent a lot of time in iraq, a lot of time in kuwait. i did two tours in iraq and i decided it was time to do something different with my life. i saw little caesars as a way to give something back to my family. the little caesars veterans program provides financial support and equipment when you open your store. the little caesars veterans program give me a sense of ownership and pride in my business because i am the owner of this business. as a former military person i did not have the business experience and little caesars provided the training and support along the way to get that experience. my family and i all work together in my little caesars stores. tanya and i have have four children and three of them are involved in the management of the little caesars stores. it's a real privilege to be

host: let's go to anti- from clarksville, tenn. on the republican line.ler: good morning, and thank you for taking my call. i have two questions and then i will let you answer. my first one is, when the congress and the president made this deal a little over a year ago, we still pretty much have the same people in there. why did they make this deal if they thought they could not stand up to it when it was suppose to be at the end of the time frame? host: we've got about a minute left to give -- let you answer the question. guest: i assume you are talking about the budget deal with respect to the gamut -- and debt limit and the fact that it is set up to the automatic spending cuts. the whole idea behind setting up this automatic spending cut, which predominantly its discretionary spending like education and things like ... -- things like that, and defense, the whole idea behind that was to get people back to the table and to address the long-term effects. it is something the republicans feel stronglyut