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and the rain moves out fairly early, over to the bay by 7 or 8 in the morning and the rest of sunday dries out and should be pretty. specifically, what we're expecting. 66 degrees tomorrow. jeweling to 67 -- 77 on saturday. early-morning soccer practice should be okay. you'll get that in. late afternoon west to east when that is going and sunday, the sun will return for the afternoon. this is our max hd satellite and rdar, showing what we had earlier. the batch of rain out of the ohio valley. we brightened for awhile and the clouds are starting to thicken again and i don't think we're going see much met way of sunshine -- see much in the way of sunshine. watching to the west for the huge circulation, a big area of low pressure and that is on the move finally, getting a kick and that is what will supply our rain and move through quickly and we are actually overdue for a good inch of rain. i know nobody wants to have it on the weekend. dulles, 70;d.c., 70; baltimore, 70; frederick, 72 and it will be getting cooler. dropping to 57 degrees. cool, y here and we have talked about saturday, start

and several waves of rain that came through this morning dried out, at least temporarily. and one area heavy in rain north of baltimore is about to move towards frederick county and near haguerstown over the next, oh, half hour or so. it was showing a trend earlier it would be dipping further to the southn washington. that heavy rain to the north and east of us will probably past just to the north, and maybe some clipping howard county and northern montgomery county over the next hour or so. and temperatures are cooler than average. 63 now in washington. and it's near 60 in the prince georges county and elsewhere. and ocean city, a cool 67. look at that, a daily wind gusts at 34 miles per hour. they had about 8/10 of an inch of rain. and here is a sure sign that summer is over. look at the big waves you can see summing in. and the work crews are removing the volleyball net. summer is over at ocean city. and that's a sure sign. the area of low pressure is spinning away just over delaware bay. and there are flight delays in newark, laguardia, and down to philadelphia for the

dries us out. looks like a really, really nice weekend.stays wet, across portions of the deep south the we're not going to be concerned about that, until monday afternoon or evening. some of that moisture could approach us, maybe a shower by monday night. a better chance, i think, on tuesday. all in all, dry and cool conditions. for this time of year. two degrees above normal. above saturday and sunday. as i said, saturday night, it will be quite chilly. northeast winds tomorrow, a small craft advisory goes into effect late on the bay. bay temp around 72 degrees. tonight, generally clear. a few clouds. pleasant, upper 50s tomorrow. lots of snipe. a few clouds. and cooler. tomorrow's high around 74 or so. when we say a little cooler, most of the day will number the upper 60s to low 70s. feels just like october. sunshine. >> love it. timing is everything. thanks, bob. >>> just a reminder to be sure to tune in to tonight's prime time lineup at 10:00. it's followed by number number -- numbers followed by eyewitness news. >>> katie couric has a

>> anything that can be washed in hot water can probably be washed and dried ok. some things may or may not be able to be cleaned. >> but get them out of there? >> yes. >> as for what not to do, do not operate electrical appliances. why is this so important? >> several there several reasons. one is the risk of shock. water and electricity don't mix. further you may further damage some of these items. a lot of items can be cleaned and refurbished and used again. you don't want to turn on the computer or tv to see if it will work. >> don't use heat to try to try an en-- >> you can, just be careful you don't use too much and it becomes hot and humid. >> again, do not leave wet fabrics in police. it will invite mold, right? >> correct. >> another big don't which i learned from talking to patty, is you say you do want to wash down the affected areas? >> yes, you do. >> but you don't want to use bleach. one of the things we learned were all the damaging after katrina, bleach is very coersive. it mixes. you have bad racks to. there are a lot of anti-micro bism als that a

the air has dried out a bit. some of this is reaching the ground up across the potomac highlands and the shenandoah valley. there is a rate approaching martinsburg and a hagerstown. so there may be isolated showers northwest of town tonight. we may get some afternoon sunshine tomorrow. the number of doppler radars, and you can see the area of worcester extending through ohio, and the motion of this up to the north and east. we have a chance of showers and quite a bit of cloudiness tomorrow. no promise for afternoon sun. saturday's system is in missouri and southern sections of illinois. that will be here saturday and sunday morning. let's go to the numbers. 86 and 73, another warm day. the average height is 77. pollen count, moderate. mostly 70's in this hour. 73 in bowie. a lot of cool air to the north, but because of the extensive cloud cover, the cool temperatures have not yet made it all away to the south now. watch the forecast at 5:00 tomorrow morning to see how far this rain has made it toward the east. th

say the huge number of foreclosures will pressure the housing market when the government stimulus dries up. we need inventory to go down.. and supply and demand factors turn around.. more buyers than sellers would start to see prices go up.. but until we get the underpriced assets off the market.. like foreclosures.. we won't see prices go up and i dont' think that's going to happen in the short term. art hilliard believes the housing market will not truly recover until the job market gets better.. and more people can afford to pay their mortgages... and buy new homes. global leaders continue their push to re-write the rules of finance. as the top officials of the world's 20 biggest economies met over the weekend in pittsburgh, they want to see tougher rules on banks by the end of 20-12, specifically, how much money a bank has to keep on the sidelines, instead of loan out. we are not going to walk away from the greatest economic crisis since the great depression and leave unchanged and leave in place the tragic vulnerabilities that caused this crisis. leaders outside the u-s have been p

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as the real estate values plummeted and credit lines dried up, a lot of those dealers started closingand it turns out there are really few other options for that size footprint. >> obviously, insides you have all the niceties. >> at jaguar in orlando, florida, the showroom is shiny, the paint is on the windshield and the silver cat still glistens, but the customers have dried up. >> we had our anniversary a couple of years ago and i've never seen it like this, ever. >> but at least his business has not come to this -- vacant, abandoned and languishing for sale. nationwide nearly 2,000 dealerships have closed, leaving once bustling commercial districts pock-marked with eye sores and tatters. located off of internettate 4, for years they had the best location in the entire state of florida. but today this 27.7 acres of sprawling empty unused space. and the trademark nickname is now an empty promise. local governments are concerned. that's a lot of sales and property tax dollars not being replaced. it turns out few other businesses can really take over that kind of space. so even with pr

farms in this once fertile area have been dried up all because the government has put the interest of a two inch minnow before all the great people that you see out here tonight. congressman, you told me they backed up nine miles. they can't get in here. it's time to turn the water back on. bring jobs back to this great area. joiningjoining me now are threen determined to make that happen. california congressman, devin noonez and john thank you for being here. [boos] sean: i want to show you guys something here. then i'm going to show the crowd. this is what this comes down to. no water for the farmers because of this fish. is that what it is? this fish here? [boos] >> that's what it is, sean. >> so a lot of people ask what can we do? all your viewers all over the country. what i want to make sure that people understand is, we are at the center of this. we are so close to the bay area. the liberals and environmental groups have been working on this for decades. they have been trying to turn this into a desert and they have succeeded. viewers can understand this can happen to you. they

southwesterly at three and the air has really dried out.he dew points are in the lower 40s, all thanks to this storm system spinning north of montreal. a big broad circulation. you will see the moisture that is moving through toronto heading to buffalo and the system is dragging down the cooler drier air with brisk northwesterly winds. tomorrow, a piece of energy will rotate around that and that's why we will watch for sprinkles. here we go. microcast 9. in the mountains they cannot rule out an isolated sprinkle or shower. mostly cloudy skies later today and tonight. and for wednesday more clouds than sunshine and see the couple of specks of green popping up. that is isolated sprinkle chance i'm talking about. and thursday we are better. could have the first frost of the year by thursday morning. tomorrow mid-60s after being 70 today. could be a sprinkle tomorrow. less wind and upper 60s on thursday. could be a late shower on friday. redskins are home an should be dry and 71. >>> 55 degrees. good morning, angie. >>> aren't we having a great

taking away fuel in its path by burning the dried out timber and brush before the flames can get there. >> we're in a boxing match. i think we're even today. so we're not with the upper hand. it's a very big animal out there. >> reporter: and there is still a lot of time in this fight before the final bell. jay gray, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it appears the white house is considering a new health care strategy to take control of a debate that has increasingly slipped out of its grasp. a senior adviser says president obama may deliver a speak as early as next week to lay out his top priorities in specific detail. it follows a tough month for democrats who really lost footing on the issue with declining public support and senate negotiations mired in grid lock. with flipping approval rating, the white house is weighing, a quote, more prescriptive approach. it is not clear if that will include a thumbs up or thumbs down for the controversial public health insurance option. >> english and scottish officials have released previously confidential documents to stem speculation that the gover

i'm curious if this information source has dried up?n approached, no, since it's come out. but no, i don't think the source has dried up. iranians are still coming to get visas every day. it's almost sort of expected. you know, i would think that iranians coming to get a u.s. visa and greeting u.s. immigration officers would probably expect if they told them anything interesting, the information wouldn't say there with the consular office but might trickle up into the u.s. government somehow. it's sort of probably an obvious fear on the part of an iranian going for a visa interview. it was done clandestinely. >> you say dubai, not president obama is the best hope for mideast peace. how so? >> dubai is a great example of a successful arab country or city state that's doing a great job bringing itself up very quickly out of poverty, developing extremely fast. and they have this sort of business first, self help mantra that i think is really important for the arab world. the u.s. has kind of mistreated dubai a bit in the past, especially i

show start with the second mortgage and fund them with the home equity lines of credit and as that driedusinesses have not been able to recover. we went off the shelf last year and i feel like we are rocking around here down at the bottom but we are not seeing a meaningful recovery and i'm worryd that we are not going until the liquidity returns from to the small businesses. >> chris: let me pick up with you on that. there was this credit crunch. have you seen the obama policies, i want to turn to what the president is doing, both what he has done and what the fed has done, both the stimulus and also the financial rescue, has that eased the credit crunch? >> the stimulus money has not gone to small businesses. this is an unusual recession in that it has been banking led and housing led and so as these sources of cash have dried up for small businesses they haven't been replaced by stimulus money or any other money. the issue here is that every modern recession is led out by the small businesses as they create jobs. so all net job creation happens in small business. in this case, we are n

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you see it dries off. few people enjoying fall weekend down there. pretty cloudy day on the hole. temperatures around 72 degrees down beach side. on maryland's most powerful radar. you see there's not a whole lot going on. generally clean sweep across the weern shore baltimore area, annapolis all dry. there are showers down across the eastern shore little bit of wet weather in that direction still. i think we'll be set for a dry evening. that could change late in the day with another cold front moving through. a few showers possible with that and the main difference you'll notice midweek temperatures will be much cooler. lows this morning, we're in the low 60s. may have one or two days that are not much warmer, mostly in the mid-60s. sea saw of temperatures continues here and it's not that unusual for late september. this afternoon we did rebound pretty nicely temperature wise. we had 74bwi, 75 in hagerstown. these numbers will be just about identical. and pretty pleasant mild day as well but it does get cooler towards tuesday and wednesday. satellite radar pictures right now we h

many are using fire to fight fire, taking away fuel by burning the dried out timber and brush before the planes can get there. >> it is burning itself out. >> fire teams credit that with saving this monastery. tankers continued their aerial assault. it all seems to be working. >> i think we are even today. the buyer still has a lot of potential. it is a big animal out there. >> a lot of time is left in the fight before the final bell. nbc news, los angeles county. >> now to hurricane jimena which is now a hurricane category 3 storm. heavy winds and bands of intense rain cabo today. >> the plan for tonight is to stay inside. we have food and water. we want to stay away from the windows and ride it out. >> the cover can has weakened. it is expected to reach land as early as sometime tonight. >> we will see that her can on this satellite imagery. it still has 115 mph winds even though it is a category 3 hurricane. it feels like autumn with this air mass over the mid-atlantic. 57 this morning at the airport. we are almost down to the 57 reading tonight. wednesday morning should be even c

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ken dri morales, with the two-run missile. ninth inning, angels lead 11-0. one out from clinching.urban santana, gets ian kinser will to ground out to third. the angels clinch the a.l. west title again. the locker room celebration, classy move. angels players showering the jersey of nick adenhart, the teammate that died in april. >>> chipper jones and the braves, still fighting for the playoff hunt. facing the fish. bottom of the third, jones smashes that shot. hits the foul pole. braves, now two games back in the n.l. wild card race. they win it 4-0. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to abc's "america this morning." >>> well, thtergoers got more drama than they bargained for, during a preview performance of a new play. >> amateur video shows jackman veering off the script of "the a steady rain," when a cell phone rings in the audience. >> all the time. you want to get that? you want to get it? grab it. i don't care. grab it. >> as if that wasn't bad enough, a phone also rang during one of daniel craig's monologues. he also stopped the show and asked the pers

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across kenya, uganda, somalia, and ethiopia, rivers have dried up and crops have died killing thousandswild animals and cattle. a warning from the british general will soon take charge of troops in afghanistan that progress must be quick for any chance of success against the taliban. mr. carter says there is still an opportunity to make a difference. the government of sri lanka has set out a timetable to replace people. u.s. envoy says he expects 70% to be resettled by the end of november and the rest by the end of january. the troubled northwest of pakistan has been hit by another attack. a suicide bomber drove a vehicle packed with explosives. it was also the scene of a bombing on thursday. the latest killed 33. more casualties are believed still trapped under the rubble. the bbc correspondent in pakistan reports. >> the bomb went off in a busy marketplace. there were shopping ahead of the muslim holy day. many were killed. a hotel and several shops collapsed killing others. >> this man says it was about 10:00 in the morning when a car drove by with the bomber inside. there was a huge

this is dried brush and it's all over the hillside, fuel for the fire, the fire is now 22% contained, and although the weather helped, the fight is not over, there is a possibility of dry lightning strikes today. reporting live, elizabeth sanchez, cbs news. >> thank you for that report. >>> about 800 miles southeast of l.a., hurricane jimena is battling mexico's peninsula. jimena was a powerful category four hurricane when it started skirting near the cabo coast. the popular area with american tourists was pounded with high seas and torrential rains. it has now weakened to a category two with 110-mile-an-hour winds. >>> laura ling and euna lee, the two american reporters imprisoned in north korea for over four months are breaking their silence about their arrest. they returned to the u.s. last month after former president bill clinton won their freedom. ling and lee said their guide led them across a frozen river into north korea and they said "they were firmly back in china when the soldiers apprehended us." >>> newly released letters are adding to the fury over britain's release of

now it is all dried up. the problem from the massive water-main break are far from over. from getting the power back on and homes repaired -- >> it could be months. it could be months. >>reporter: -- to the fear this could happen again. >> we have a failing infrastructure nationwide. >>> i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> some woke up to another morning without power. myranda stephens has the latest on that tonight. >>reporter: she would normally be at church on a sunday morning -- >> yes, very spiritual person. or the or the -- but on this sunday, part of the church came to her. >> it's another way to minster and having the things the lord would have you to do in a situation like this. >>reporter: with help from a fellow church member, she special her family spent the entire morning cleaning up their backyard after friday's massive water-main break flooded it and their dundock home. three days later the family of five is still without power, using a generator to get by. >> it's hard, but we manage. >>reporter: as of this morning, bge was reporting 60 customers were still without

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the air has dried out thanks to this storm system spinning in southern canada more showers across newstate, coming up maine in to parts of canada there pulling away. for us it is bringing in the cool northwesterly winds. this will be around the next couple of days and there's a trough of low pressure. this is going to rotate around us tomorrow. that's why we have a chance of a shower in the forecast or a sprinkle, if you will. and a better chance of showers in the mountains. as we look at the seven-day forecast, see temperatures today 70ish. tomorrow in the mid 0s. slight chance of a shower and then as we head to thursday, gets better. friday late, could be a shower and 72. and so much going on between football games and fall for fairfax, showers, 72. but better weather on sunday. >> all right. let's go burgundy and gold and terps beat clemson. >>> all right. well, moving right along, it was a little dark out but this morning sky 9 caught the stage for tonight's u-2 concert. 80,000 people are expected for the show at fedex field beginning at 7:00 and that will mean a traffic nightmare

then it dries off as we go later into the afternoon. a cool day in ocean city. the water is still warm. it's still september. and feels like summer outside even as we truck into the first full days of autumn. the leaves changed from the cool weather last week but soaking in the humidity now. interesting temperature spread. were only down in the upper 60s this morning. and we bounced into the mid to upper 80s this afternoon. take a look out in western maryland. pushing 90 degrees. and the high country, winchester up through hagerstown. definitely a warm scenario and i think the numbers are going to be little warmer than that as we go into the day tomorrow. our satellite and radar combination, we've actually had clearing across baltimore the last couple of hours. breaks of sunshine this afternoon is what really allows the temperatures to climb. we knew we would get to 80, 82 today, but 83, 85, a little expected. more sunshine than we had thought. not a lot of rain. the weather is getting a little more active off to the west. and there's chillier air building, more

we've dried out nicely.'s begin with a look at rar for you because you'll see where the remnants of that wed weather is now over del-marva. some of you might have seen a sprinkle or two or even heavier rainfall but that's now moved its way out and we are finally getting into the clear as we move through into tonight. let's go to our weather map because let's talk about the rainfall we did get. take a look at some of these numbers. more than an inch and a half at national airport officially, and at dulles. an inch. we got close to 2 inches for charlotteville and woodbridge, annapolis got two inches. about an inch and a half at columbia. the average was from about an inch and a half to about two inches. and we might even get some more official readings before we get to our 10:00 show so i'll update those. a wet day, as far as our headlines are concerned, where are we heading? skies are clearing for the overnight hours. monday is going to be unsettled. start out with sunshine and things will change. the early w

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: with four childrens ages 2 to 17 they live minutes away in this house until his contracting work dried up. to keep the kids in the same schools, they came here. even with the recent addition of a small camper, they are literally living on top of each other. it's a scene being played out across the country, as camp grounds, rv parks and even national parks are becoming permanent homes. park stays are longer than ever and even in recession business is up 5% over last year. >> it was a lot of just adjustments. going to the bathroom 75 feet away because it's in a totally parate building. >> reporter: hardship delivered the unexpected. >> you all right? okay. >> reporter: a sense of community they've never known. >> don't get me wrong. i long to be back in a home. but you have so many people that are kind of in the same boat, that they look out for each other, you know. >> reporter: from donated school supplies to the den of family life, it's not perfect, but it's hope. >> i'm hoping that i'll at least be in a house, but if not i'd rather stay here. >> reporter: recession's new neighborhood

you can see how it banks up against the mountains, dries up on the other side. that is our weekend weather. we have to wait until the weekend gets here. we have this rain coming in, though the surface winds coming off the atlantic we've actually got to thank this storm system in the deep south just off the edge of the screen for spreading some of this southern moisture back our way. we get the squeeze play in the mid-atlantic. most of the heavy rain south of that boundary but we get at least light steady rain moving in. we're easing some of that this morning and becoming a little more prominent through midday and afternoon. 67 or two-degree guarantee. we're down with fog and 61 overnight. tomorrow an improvement, by the afternoon the sun comes out, high of 76. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. traffic is beginning to build around the beltway and as you look at southbound 95, that's a pretty significant backup. that is because of an accident on southbound 95 as you approach the beltway in the rossville area, that takes away the left lane. traffic

it even outperforms the others on these dried-in stains! finally! (alistair) trust resolve power.orget stains. >>> 5:39. welcome back to "good morning maryland." >> here's justin berk with the weather. good morning. >> good morning. clouds trying to build in. low clouds, really interesting setup, where we're looking at patchy fog as well. especially on the north side. and looks at least from the latest satellite issue from basically the beltway to the pennsylvania line, harford, cecil county and hugging around the bay. otherwise temperatures down to 51 in baltimore. 52 easton and pretty much the range from the upper 40s to the mid-50s across most of the metroar. a little patchy fog and we turn partly sunny with an afternoon temperature making it up to our two-degree guarantee of 76. there's weample temperatures around the corner -- warmer temperatures around the corner. we're going to talk about that as fall rolls into town. now let's check the roads with kim. >> so far your monday morning commute is off to a quiet start, that's good, no complaints or problems to let you know abou

many businesses are struggling to survive, and cash flow has dried up. >> it is absolutely catastrophic at the moment. there are no funds at all, and it is in gridlock. he cannot pay me because i cannot pay him because he cannot pay somebody else. >> across ireland there is a realization that something radical has to be done to save the country's economy. the problem is there is no agreement on what that something is. >> signed a petition here saying no way. >> nama is a national asset management agency, the key part of the rescue plan. these people do not like it, but today the legislation starts going to the irish parliament. the plan is for the government to buy the banks' bad debt to enable them to start lending again. >> the objective is to free them of some of these assets which are clogging up the banking system at the moment so that when economic recovery does come -- and we're not quite there yet, but things look to be stabilizing -- we will be in a position to ensure that the recovery can take hold. >> it is a risky strategy, but the irish prime minister says to do nothing wou

when the economy took a nosedive the funding dried up. more than $2 billion in recovery act money have been doled out to states weeks before anticipated for shovel-ready projects. the secretary for housing and urban development says an infusion of cash in targeted neighborhoods is part of the strategy for growth. >> it sends a real signal to the surrounding community, hey, i'm going to keep my house up, i'm going to keep investing. it's that ripple effect that we're trying to make sure is happening. >> reporter: turning dilapidated community eyesores into economic engines. >> it will create jobs for plumbers, carpenters, electricians and get money flowing back into the economy again. which is critical. >> reporter: a dream of bishop myles and a promise of new life coming back to communities like this one. in baltimore, sandra endo, abc2 news. >>> obama administration officials predict the money being spent for construction projects like this one will create thousands of jobs nationwide including some permanent jobs in these communities. t

but things have slowly dried out a bit. 62 at the inner harbour right now. cloudy skies. it was really windy out there today. those have subsided a bit. out of the west at eight. and humidity is up. and at 93 percent. so on sky watch hd regional radar, things are tapering off. and coastal low moved in here today. and brought a lot of rain showers. mainly toward the delmarva. now the showers are toward the north in pennsylvania. and new york. but we could see a still of rain showers overnight and for the daytime on su saturday. before the coastal low really officially makes the way out of our area. so here is the state rainfall totals for the daytime for today. over an inch and a half reported at bwi thurgood marshall airport but look over toward dover. close to 3 inches of rain reported. the delmarva peninsula got hit hard from the coastal low that really moved in our area. for the daytime for today. brought some heavy rain showers, and the strong winds out of the northwest today. gusting up to 30 miles an hour. right now, they are right at 12. in d.c. 8 miles an hour in

by the time it was ready, he says, the recession had dried up private financing.wo sides are now in arbitration to map a way forward. >> all i want to do is do what the world expects us to do, and that's rebuild ground zero. >> reporter: whatever eventually happens with rebuilding ground zero, filling this open pit isn't the only piece of unfinished business from 9/11. what about capturing the master mind responsible for creating it? >> bin laden is alive. he is being hunted, but he has not been found. >> reporter: and on this eighth anniversary, experts explain that the same way they have for years: osama bin laden's suspected hiding place on the pakistani/afghan border gives him perfect cover. >> if you combine the highest peaks of the rocky mountains in a space the size if not larger of texas, where we do not have control of the territory and where any valley, any village, any compound can hold one man, you're talking about a needle in a haystack. >> reporter: another question& rooted in this pit is the condition of close to 20,000 people who lived near, worked

monday dries out. you know what? next week of all things looking rather fall like, emily as we get into the middle part of the week. temperatures only in the 60s. don't go anywhere. that's a wrap on your weather but we're far from over on the news en. dave feldman up with your sports edge.  virginians are asking lots of questions about bob mcdonnell's "thesis." how old was he when he wrote it? mcdonnell was 34, married and attending pat robertson's law school. and what did the thesis say about women? a lot... abortion should be outlawed and birth control should be restricted-- even for married adults. then as a legislator he introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. learn more. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. it gets an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon, and was named an iihs top safety pick. all for just $179 a month. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3 years or 36,000 miles of no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. it's al

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with coca even being dri on the door ste of this army base in pihary, it appears that me elements of the military have already lost tir appetite for a fight. >> translator:f course, cocaine pruction has increased and the shining path participates in the whol process of its production. they yieldit, grow it, they oduce coca base plus they giveecurity though tose transporting out of e area. >> reporter: there are som crs other than coca grown in thisoverty stricken valley, but fomost farmershocolate and sugar just d't c it financially. whil europe's demand for cocaine shows no sign of reachinghe end of the line, ma believe the onl way to crack the cocaine trade here is economic development. >> one mre notefrom soh america. in case you missed it this weekend, there was an unusual summit of 30 south americanand african leaders. the so-called south south summit was held in venezela and was led by president hugo chavez and ammar gadhafi of libya. it addressed a rae of concer from hunger i africa to the economic crisis and climate change. gadhafi suggested creating a natury of the south and

and if they can't get into the basements to inspect them and make sure they are dried out, bge can't turn on the the power. >> i have a 7-month-old son and he had to go to his grandmother's house because he needs power for everything he needs, fans and night lights and baths. food. >> reporter: water has been restored, there's no word on when it or the massive mess will be cleaned up. >> be patient with yourself and with us. i mean, it's going to take a little time to clear out the cloudy water and get the water pressure up. >> reporter: in the meantime, folks like rosy are pick up whatever they can trying to focus on the positive. >> we are alive. and we are all -- nobody is hurt. >> reporter: baltimore county crews will be going through the entire neighborhood picking up trash and debris and several businesses were collected so this is an intense cleanup effort for the entire community. reporting in dundalk, weiga jiang. >> thank you. >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the massive water main break in dundalk. for instant updads and slide show of the floodi