the heavy rains across eastern pennsylvania, jersey up 95 this morning up to new york. eastern new york state, parts of new england will be very difficult but at least the plume of tropical moisture is east of the area and that ends our heavy rain threat. locally we can go back and show

very quickly racing up through eastern pennsylvania, new york state. they are getting hammered, philly to new york. it's going to hit atlantic city and new york city area, long island, connecticut is going to get it but the key for us is the plume of tropical moisture. until this upper low passes we will have some showers around and that will be the case off and on this morning, but the afternoon does look far far better. we still have a few flood warnings out there. the immediate metro doesn't have them but in saint mary's county, stafford county and in to anne arundel county and points northeast of the eastern shore, still have flood warnings. several roads are reported down sow under water. but right now other than an isolated closure the big flash flooding is over. we still have river flooding we will be contending with. and tom sater will join me later and we are putting that together right now. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, much better this morning. we have spotty showers and drizzle. upper 50s to the north and west. holding on to 70, 71

heavy storms in eastern pennsylvania and even in parts of new york at this hour. that is going to drift over toward fredericksburg and that will be it. maybe some isolated showers and thunderstorms for the day tomorrow. 82 degrees in stafford. they have a high of 89 degrees. 79 in berkeley with a high of 90. the official numbers from reagan national, 88, 18 degrees above average. the record was 90 degrees set back in 1919. it tomorrow, still about 80 damaso above average by about -- still about 80, so above average by about 10 degrees. annapolis, a little bit cooler, 71 because of the bakeries. -- the day breeze. you can see a difference in air mass. to the north, 63 in boston. 56 in buffalo. the focus for the showers and thunderstorms we're watching just off to the north, a little better view. that will shift south. we think it is just a chance of a shower or storm. tomorrow, we are keeping an eye on things. if this front settles to the south it will give us a chance of showers or thunderstorms. by wednesday, that will push all the way south and bring in much coo

thousands of people are still without power in central and eastern pennsylvania. still to come, of fisher-price is issuing the recall of thousands of toys. that is our consumer alert. and a warning from the federal government involving a product that is supposed to keep people safe. >> tropical moisture is moving to the east for the time being. there are indications it may come back. we will take a look in just a minute. it is a little brighter up there and the temperatures are rising a bit. at the airport, it is 68, 67 downtown. [captioning made possible by[c >> in our consumer alert, fisher-price has announced a massive recall of toys, tricycles and high chairs. this is after reports of more than 20 injuries. 7 million tricycles have been recalled because of a seat that can fall off. 1,000,009 shares are being -- 1 million high chairs are being recalled because of a peg on the back of the chair. >> manufacturers have to make sure that they test their product the early, that they have good quality control processes in place, that they not only meet the safety sta

back to work and school with showers in eastern pennsylvania off to the east. that's a disturbance passing through there. lar, by this afternoon, a cool front coming from the north and west might trigger an isolated shower or thuershower from midafternoon to early this evening. otherwise, it will just be partly cloudy. a small chance of rain activity. highs to reach 80 by midaernoon. this afternoon, turning much cooler. in fact, by dawn tomorrow, only 50 degrees by this time tomorrow morning. so quite a chilly change coming in. partly cloudy and highs only in the upper 60s. that's the average high for this time of year even cooler on trsday with rain likely. morning lows, upper 40s and remaining cool on friday with a blustery wind. the's a smaller chance of a passing shower friday highs in the low 60s. morning lows in the upper 40s. let's check traffic for this tuesday morning. jerry, how is it looking now? >> clear, dry road surfaces. just a little volume. everybody seems slow getting out and about along i-270 after the holiday. looking pretty good. frederick,

there is a severe thunderstorm watch which includes parts of eastern pennsylvania all the way towards lancaster and chester county. there are warnings issued in western pennsylvania in the shaded counties of their to our north. the risk is there, but so far nothing in the rain gauge yet. 85 degrees today and the normal high is only 69. we are well above that. that is close to the record of 89 degrees set back in 1954. still warm here. look how cool it is in upstate new york and northern new england. contrast that to the 70's and 80's around here. it is that boundary, that front slowly crawling south triggering the thunderstorms. still in the 80's across most of carroll county. in the 80's around cambridge. out in western maryland, in allegheny, in the lower 70's. the chance for thunderstorms tonight as the front comes down from pennsylvania. we will stay quite mild. that will get into parts of virginia and bring some of the cooler air. look for a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening tomorrow. some sunshine and career on wednesday than more wet weather coming across the

. >>> yesterday's powerful storm dumped several inches of rain in eastern pennsylvania and the storm downed trees and power lines just like here and west of philadelphia, crews had to help this woman who was stranded in her car. new jersey also hard hit, several drivers became stranded on flooded roads in newark. >>> our look around the nation, it will stay in new jersey where prosecutors are considering filing crime charges against two freshman. they are accused of secretly filming a classmate and it includes a sexual encounter with another man. those two freshman you saw are charged with invasion of privacy for using a camera to view an image of a teen too young to have sex. they are in trouble with the law. two boys in las vegas, ages 11 and 12 are using a beebee gun on a clerk. the 11-year-old's boy is not apologizing but acknowledges her son deserves to be punished. >> what would i do to him? i would be telling him i would be beating his as if he was at home right now but i can't. >> he is accused of striking at a subway restaurant and the 11- year-old has other several robbery

raining hard up in eastern pennsylvania, new york city. we do have temperatures going down.h cooler morning than we have had the last couple mornings. in the 50s, nea 60. winds are gusting to 30. blustery throughout the day. small chance of a sprinkle through noon time. sunnyhis afternoon. highs, low 70. 60s on saturday and sunday. small chance of shower sunday. monday, a look into next week in ten minutes. ashley, how is our traffic? >> starting you off this early morning with no big problems. virginia, along 95, as you travel northbound, no problem. headed for springfield, headlights are continuing towards 395 at the posted speed limit. if you're planning a trip on 66 headed in the westbound direction, 123 headed away from us, going toward thecapital beltway. no problems this earlymorning. we do have splashy areas. so be careful around the capital beltway particularly at telegraph rd. both sides along the left lane, very deep puddles. so be careful. eun and joe, back to you. >>> 4:42. depress. why riders may get a new convenient option to pay to ride metro. > plus, e presi

in eastern pennsylvania, a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect. of that will bypass us. there aren't new shourd developing south and west of its -- there are new showers developing south and west of pittsburgh. meanwhile, let's talk about the numbers we expect tonight. we will drop down into the upper 50's in gaithersburg, 59 in waldorf. the reason we were talking about this area is because that is where a frontal system is right now. that may come south and give us a better chance of storms during the afternoon. as beginning to wednesday, we will continue to the south -- as we get into wednesday we will continue to the south. isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. by wednesday, much colder and much more seasonal. the rain is likely to develop thursday and much cooler. wind is likely on friday with a few of fall and leave begin forecast. -- with a real feel of fall in the weekend it forecast. >> everybody is still talking about the redskins win over the packers yesterday and for the first time since midway through the 2008 season, th

philadelphia, much of the eastern central pennsylvania.hit with a lot of rainfall yesterday. state troopers said a woman died after driving to a swollen creek in philadelphia. a woman was trapped eight hours in her car before she was able to escape. turn to north carolina. they probably got the brunt of it here. seven people. seven people dead there in weather related incidents including four whose car hyd hydroplaned into a ditch. windsor, downtown windsor, 80% of the town was under water. many people won't be able to get back into their homes for some time because the city is under water. also, in north carolina, another town just look at these pictures. water as high as street signs. downtown vanceboro. people are carrying lamps or anything they could to hop on the boats to be rescued. they got a few things out. like you said, reynolds, the water is going to recede quickly, then the next phase of clean-up begins. >> flash flooding is self-explanatory. it's how the water rises quickly. one thing you don't see is one of the issues you hav

clouds in eastern pennsylvania and over in cecil county. just west of that we have clear skies.re is the storm spinning around. it is still going to be a little breezey today. we're kind of on the edge of this thing. we're more so on the edge now. that high pressure out to the west, there is not much going on out there. and by the way, for the marathon today, 8:00 a.m. 52, 10:00 a.m., downtown 58. temperature about 62 degrees. our forecast today, season wliably mild. 64 to 68 for the high temperature. not bad for autumn. 69 for tomorrow. sunny skies. we begin to pick up a few clouds monday and tuesday. still in the 60's, and by wednesday a chance for rain. >> thank you, john. back to the baltimore marathon. in the last 10 years more than 100,000 runners have crossed that finish line. >> but 102 of them have participated in all 10 years of this running festival with 32 of them running the full marathon. they will get recognition this year. kate amara is live at the finish line. by the way, may i say how cute that jacket is? >> thank you. is it because of my wballogo? -- wbal loge

and that's north eastern pennsylvania. sorry about that.s close enough to trigger spotty activity before it gets out of here. we have a better chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. about a 30% chance of rain tonight and as the warm air gets pushed out of hering we'll see a temperature change and that will go into the 60s and then, the 50s by the end of the week. we'll get a chance of a rain thursday and we'll clear up by next weekend and the temperatures will be cooler. the sunset is at 6:34 and we'll have a small craft advisory tomorrow. and we'll have a shower or a thunderstorm and tomorrow, back to 78 degrees and the temperatures will take a hit. and the temperatures will be in the 60 and eventually in the 50s by friday. you'll need to get out the heavier jackets. >> in the daytime? >> yeah, in the daytime. >> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >>> this young man, one of six murder victims this weekend and i'm derek valcourt at the police head quarters where the , ♪ [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing

here's the radar, not too far away in eastern pennsylvania, some thuerstorms. and a severe thunderstorm watch that goes there. but in 10:00 p.m., you can see it. the watch in effect. even some warnings as well as around york county. here we've gotemperatures, 88. 83 on the other side. and sfloer with the wind off e water. and annapolis, you're at 80 degrees. one of our cooler spots. and 74 in oklahoma city. some rain there today but nothing like the storms that they have on sunday. take a look at this. it hammered oklahoma city. the amount of hail and the size of the hail. nickel to quarter size hail reported there. even a few reports of golf ball size hail covering the ball. i'll shift up for a second. you can hear i pounding the road and the vehicle. th will be droing in south and east. a better chance to see showers and storms tomorrow. not a huge chance. only a 30% chance tomorrow but at least better during the overnight. the system comes through. we have an area of high pressure that will begin moving in on the other side of the system. the best chance of

tremendous amount of flooding there in virginia, maryland, eastern pennsylvania and wilmington where they have seen 22.5 inches of rainfall in 5 days. unbelievable amounts of rain there. but it is on the move. just a little bit. this whole thing is pressing to the east opposed to coming up north to south. bad news is most of the damage is done, especially across parts of jersey and eastern pennsylvania because is a lot of rivers are up and over flood stage, and we are seeing a lit billion it of little bit of a wave. the rain tapering off parts of at least new york. it's ended in philly and in washington, d.c. where it hasn't and moving to the east, we have flash flood warnings up and watches. another one to three inches of rainfall possible here and the winds pick up, also. eastern long island and eastern parts of new england seeing 50 to 60-mile-a-hour winds here and we did see the tree damage across the carolinas and virginias because of that. and maybe today across parts of the east coast. let's see. laguardia has -- jfk a ground stop and laguardia with three-hour delays. rough go

york, three inches in new york city, new jersey got a hit a little bit harder, along with eastern pennsylvania. we still have numerous flood warnings on rivers that are cresting around binghamtoning, new york, and albany, new york, and up into new hampshire you still have some rivers that will crest today. that storm is gone, it's going to be sunny, it's going to be dry. it's actually a very cool weather pattern, there's not a lot of wet weather across the country, there's nothing coming our way from the tropics, just some shower activity especially sunday in the mid-atlantic, also some showers this arrange around the great lakes. it's a forecast, it's a chilly morning, it's in the 40s from minneapolis to chicago. so that's definitely fall weather, and today's high will be in the 50s in the great lakes. we're in for a nice treat this weekend. >> temperatures in the 40s, is that what you said? >> in chicago, minneapolis and everywhere in between. everybody's waking up this morning probably with the heater on. >>> for the latest weather advisories in the forecast where you are, we always invite

a bull's-eye in eastern pennsylvania. where the heaviest rain fell, that's where we have the flood warnings. the rivers should crest today. after that, the rivers should recede with the worst of the damage over. eastern new england is recovering nicely. same for virginia and north carolina. especially near wilmington with over 20 inches of rain k. you imagine that? today's forecast looks just fine, a gorgeous day to get your pumpkin, picking your apples, it will be a perfect weekend. i know a lot of the leaves came down at their peak in northern new england with the heavy rain, but central new england looks good. this weekend cool weather dominates. just a little bit on the east coast going throughout sunday, but temperatures are chilly. 42 in minneapolis this morning. 52 in d.c. the forecast looks like this for your saturday. much of the country is dry. we are still hot in the west. and look at areas in the southeast. atlanta, only 77. and we'll look at the complete weekend forecast. look at that, veronica. 68 in atlanta

much of eastern pennsylvania is also under some flood warnings. >> a delay at new york's airports?st, expect wet weather in the upper midwest with light rain across minnesota and wisconsin. out west, pop-up showers south and west of l.a. >> phoenix sizzles at 104. salt lake city hits 85. seattle 72. 69 in the twin cities, and 70s from omaha to indianapolis. 73 in boston. 79 in baltimore. 86 in new orleans. >>> and make sure to stay with us through the morning for all the latest on the storm. that's on "america this morning" and, of course, also on "good morning america." >>> president obama spent last night rallying young voters at a sold-out concert in washington. now is not the time to quit the president shouted as the crowd cheered him on. earlier in the evening, mr. obama helped to raise nearly $2 million for democratic coffers at a private fund-raiser. >>> and the president announces a major shift in his top white house team today. rahm emmanuel is resigning as chief of staff. he will be replaced by peter rouse. emmanuel leaves for chicago where he plans to run for mayor. the

there is a low pressure over eastern ohio and pennsylvania. a coastal low will take shape.t will wrap around and sit around for at least another couple of days. we will see clearing by late tuesday. by wednesday, there will be peaks of sunshine again. we will have a breakdown to the south to worand west of us. this will lead to a nasty rush- hour commutes tomorrow morning. this will be a damn, saudi, cold day. -- a damp, soggy, cold day. keep your roses ready. you will need them. highs will only be in the 55 degrees to 60 degrees range. we will have to wait another couple of days, wednesday into thursday, to get into the lower- 70's. tomorrow, if you have the sweaters ready, tomorrow is the de. >> we have been waiting. >>> donovan mcnabb got a standing ovation today. >> he came out and waved and it was like -- this is the town that boos santa claus. the ravens are on the edge of losing their arrival. the ravens are on the edge of losing their arrival. >>> if you watched the first part of the game, you thought it was good. the redskins now lead the eagles a 17-6. michael vic

an area of low pressure off the eastern ohio, western pennsylvania, another off the coast of carolinathis will impact our weather dramatically. there rain you saw last thursday, nothing like that, but maybe 1 inch to 1.5 inches before it gets out of here. our skies will start to brighten late tuesday, and by wednesday, thursday, temperatures above average for this time of year. periods of rain for the overnight with a low about 50 degrees. breezy, it wind out of the north at 10 to 15. tomorrow afternoon, periods of rain and drizzle, just 55 to 60 degrees. tomorrow marks the coolest days since may 11. it has been a long, long time. here is the extended outlook. sunshine, as promised, on the way friday, saturday, sunday. back into the upper 70's to near 80 degrees. tomorrow, it will feel very, like.ottoautumn >> thanks, steve. >>> coming up, kevin bacon made wearing shirts ♪ ♪ which caused a trend alert ♪ and everyone ♪ saw everybody ♪ tell'em all ♪ tell'em something, where to go and what it's all about ♪ ♪ tell them how to feel when ty shout it out ♪ ♪ tell everydy else ♪ and everyone

one continues to spin across eastern ohio, western pennsylvania and another one just off the coast. remain in the forecast today. it will keep temperatures from warming up a lot. 55 to 60 for afternoon highs. high pressure mid portion of the country will eventually move into the area but we have to wait until wednesday. that is when the skies will clear out and temperatures will warm very nicely. for today we could get another half inch to an inch of rain. it will be a very steady rain, not looking for flooding like last thursday. so, everything will move out eventually. 55 to 0eu for a -- 60 for a daytime high. winds out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles an hour. tonight cloudy and cool. a few showers confined mainly to the west of d.c. 45 to 50 degrees. pretty much the same situation tomorrow though we will add a few peeks of sunshine. potomac high land, hsishenandoa valley 55 to 60. middle to upper 70's for the upcoming weekend. now let's check the rush hour commute. >> despite the conditions, wet pavement and rain we are in pretty good shape. no big accidents. this is springfield

and these are areas that saw 6, 7 inches or so last week around eastern pennsylvania and upstate newot what those folks want to see, certainly adding insult to injury. they are also slowing some things down at the airports there. we're looking laguardia, hour and ten. san francisco an hour and five. and newark seeing 30-minute delays. >>> around the rest of the country, you are dry, but cool across the mid section. temperatures get 10 to 15 degrees below normal. and this morning, some frost advisories are out, a little frost in the pumpkin, so you know we are into fall. and some showers trying to work their way into the inner mountain west. we don't have any extreme fire danger today, but we do have a fire that is burning just west of frazier, colorado, 300 acres of frazier, colorado, 300 acres burned, no containmenolling. we're on motorcycle insurance. vo: take fifteen minutes to see how much you can save on motorcycle, rv, and camper insurance. >>> tragedy uniting a campus. hundreds of people turned out last night, mourning the death of a rutgers university freshman, most didn't kn

you go up the roads here, hampton roads, eastern pennsylvania, norfolk, seeing almost a food of rainesterday, plus they had wind, trees down in williamsburg, six inches in baltimore, seven inches in alan town, now the rain moves on. other interesting records of note, four inches in binghamton, new york, very far inland, far to the north. the most rain they have had ton on that day. the wettest day ever. about the more, maryland, wettest shept day ever, six inches, syracuse, the wettest september day also, very far away from the coastline, the tropical system merging with a midlatitude system and interesting weather across a wide variety of places, to say the least. as far as where the rainfall is now, moving across parts of the east coast. with that, we are looking at some travel delays. actually, if you can give me the radar on gustav that would be sweet. laguardia, 3 hours and 20 minutes, yeah, traveling in and out of that area, going to be a problem. 1:15 now at jfk and teeter borrow tops to have some delays. here is the the radar. and look at this just in the past couple of hours

amk service between boston and new york has been slowed because gusty winds b dow r much of eastern pennsylvaniaup midwest with lirin minnesota and wisco out west, pop-up showers south and west of l.a. >> phoenix sizzles at 104. salt lake city hits 85. meanwhile, seattle's 72. 69 in the twin cities, and 70s from omaha to indianapolis. 73 in boston. 79 in baltimore. 86 in new orleans. >>> and make sure to stay with us through the morning for all the latest on the storm. 's rse,n "g >>> president obama spent last night rallying young voters at a sold-out concert in washington. now is not the time to quit the president shoutes th cheered him on. earlier in the evening, mr. obama helped to ne million for democratic coffer at a private fund-raier. >>> and the president announces a major shift in his top wi rahm emanuel is resigning as chief of staff. he will be replaced by senior adviser peter rouse. emanuel leaves for chicago where he plans to run for mayor. the city isn't exactly waiting for him with open arms as we hear from wls reporter stacey baca. >> reporter: rahm emanuel returns to chicago an

one of the races that was close, sell the eastern pennsylvania shares the media market with delaware. so voters in that region are getting a heavy dose of christine o'donnell, and that was helping sestak. host: this is pat toomey's second run? guest: yes. he seemed to scare arlen specter into changing parties. host: is he a factor in this race? guest: i do not think so. he has adored just tacked -- joe ses tak. host: west virginia? guest: this is one race where i think it is trending away from republicans. democrats have done a great job demonizing john racy, -- raese and his family does not even live in west virginia, they live in florida. not exactly appealing to blue- collar voters. mansion -- manchion is in a tough race, but he is in better shape than a couple of weeks ago. host: we are with jennifer duffy talking about the toughest races going on right now. alaska? guest: this will stay in republican hands. host: jo miller's? guest: that but -- joe miller? guest: that is yet to be determined. scott mcadams has held his own in this republican year but the race is really becoming a

the cloud cover is over west virginia, pennsylvania, ohio and parts of maryland and eastern shore weoke over much of the metro area around virginia allowing temperatures to plummet. blue ridge and west it is a little warmer because of the clouds. and rain showers are farther west today in west virginia and western pennsylvania. partly cloudy, 63 the high today. shenandoah valley and west highs in the upper 50's to near 60's. tomorrow 63, mostly cloudy, isolated sprinkle can't be ruled out. >> we are looking at 270 looking pretty good through hyattstown and germantown. no accidents toward the beltway. running freely on the beltway as well. college park to silver spring we had an issue earlier on the northbound side of i-95 at prince william parkway a broken down car which has been moved. lanes are open there again. springfield 90 running well. no delays up to the beltway. traffic on 66 out of warrenton running well. >> 48 degrees outside. the time is 5:41. >> in our morning chat john stewart vikes back -- strikes back. what he says about rick sanchez getting fired. >> getting tested f

we got nailed in eastern pennsylvania. many of the small streams and rivers are in flood stage. flash flootd warnings around syracuse, binghamton, around the scranton area. we have the areas of flooding in maryland from the heavy rain yesterday. today, d.c. looks to be okay. philly, showers early. new york city the rain should be over with by about noon today. the afternoon should be just fine. the heaviest rains will shift towards boston. as we mentioned, this is in and out today. by the weekend, everything will be all over with. we have to get through the morning commute. flash flood warning in new york city. if you don't have to be on the roads right now, try to sit home for an hour or two. long, long delays. >> so, as you know, i come at 2:30 every morning with al roker studying the maps and legends. >> he wakes up really early. >> because he's important and smart. i came in at 2:30. as i was going through the tunnel -- not the tunnel, but the overpass, that thing on 66 you're going across the park. if i can finish. i'm not tired. i was tirpd when i got here at 2:30. al was

virginia, maryland, and eastern pennsylvania are the states that bore the brunt of this deluge of rainfall are at, finding out if they can get to work. there were fatalities in north carolina. be careful of the hydroplaning, the ditches and the water alike. it can be a little treacherous. >> i was driving along i-20 in georgia last week, and some guy in a ford focus went flying by us about 80 miles an hour hydroplaning in front of us, barely in control. >> wow, thanks, rob. >> and about a mile up the highway, there was a rollover accident, not that person. another one. be careful out there. >>> president obama gets an earful from top democratic leaders. their message, get aggressive. details from the best political team on television. ens if someoe gets my credit or debit card and buys a ton of stuff? that would be... really, really bad. [ male announcer ] with bank of america's zero liability guarantee, you're not responsible for any fraudulent charges on your card. guaranteed. bank of america says they'll credit any fraudulent charges back to my account as soon as the next day. the next

and have been talking about what i want to do to reform harrisburg and how will affect south eastern pennsylvania. we have 60 more days. we will be campaigning, getting our message out. it is a field operation. >> thank you. not your question to mr. onorato. >> i want to shift things to social policy. two men were convicted last week in a hate crime cases. they beat a latino. gay teenagers are bullied, leading some to commit suicide. my question is, what specific steps would you take to promote tolerance and increase diversity and with that extend to signing an amendment to the state's relations act that would outlaw discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity? >> mr. onorato? >> i havve already done it. as the executives of allegheny county, we pushed an anti- discrimination bill. we did not discriminate based on orientation or gender identity. as governor, i would sign it into law and push for that amendment because we should not discriminate against anybody, including people with sexual orientation or gender identity. we talk about anti-bullying legislation. no one should ha

of low pressure off the coast, another area of low pressure to the west of us across eastern ohio, western pennsylvaniathat has been there the past couple of days. we will watch for this system to left out of here and it will take another day or so. but the steady rain should come to an end by day as low pressure moves away from the area and cool air for today. we are talking about one of the coolest days since may 11. it has been a very hot summer. 55 to 60 degrees for afternoon highs. winds out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles an hour. periods of rain will change to showers. we will keep the showers in the force for the overnight -- in the forecast for overnight hours. 45 to 50 degrees tonight. tomorrow 60 to 65. a little bit of sunshine. showers mainly to the west in the afternoon. here is the extended outlook. i promise sunshine and warmer temperatures. give it another few days. chance of showers weapons. thursday sunshine. 71. mid 70's friday. upper 70's to 80 for the upcoming weekend. over to jim with an update of the rush hour. >> 27 0 southbound a slow ride about the accident near 109. everybody

boston, so bring along the gear and it's getting up into upstate new york and northern and eastern pennsylvania where they had some of the heaviest rain last week. so no rest for the weary here as far as the receding flood waters. we don't expect the flooding event. but it's adding insult to injury. all right. cool weather, you bet, temps in the 30s. frost and freeze warnings and advisories from as far south as the tennessee valley and in through the western great lakes. temperatures there in some spots starting out in the 30s and close to freezing. so in some cases, our first frost of the fall. a wet 58 degrees in new york city. we'll talk about what's cooking in the tropics in about 30 minutes, guys. good morning. hope you had a great weekend. back up to you. >> we did enjoy saturday, you're right. because looks like it's going to be a wash the rest of the week. >> he's going to be back in 30 minutes. what time will that be? >> it'll be 9:30 -- >> you're a little ahead of us this morning. >> hey, it's monday. >> time flies when we're together. >> it sure does. >> that was two hours and a half

sunshine and occasional showers and once again you are seeing the moisture wrap around from pennsylvania, new york, eastern ohio, west virginia. ' little snow around snow shoe and a dust up there. several inches in the tennessee mountains. one of their earliest snows at three inches and around here this morning we have had a couple of sprinkles. live doppler 9000 hd, not too busy. not too far from front royal, south of cross junction. north and east of town is where we are seeing much of the action at the moment where least here in washington things are relatively quiet to start your wednesday. see the sweep going an. nothing much to show you here. as we head to calvert county in to charles, out of prince georges, north of benedict here heading to plum point, traveling slowly to the east. tillman island, mcdaniel, cambridge, a couple of sprinkles on the eastern shore. this is drifting east at 20 miles an hour. coming out of montgomery county to howard county now we have sprinkles here. heavier showers near fair view and anne arundel county and dotted west of mount airy up 70 over to hagerstown and frederic

pennsylvania. contrast that to the readings in the 80's across central and eastern virginia. a frost advisory counter northern and central pennsylvania and up into upstate new york. the warmth will be gone by morning. here is the front, pretty much cutting across central maryland. this is just now getting to annapolis. this is allowing high pressure to come in. we will see a good deal of sun tomorrow with normal temperatures. hopefully we will get outside and enjoy a nice midday tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 60's. rain could be heavy at times on thursday as the system moves through. that will keep the temperature is down. as the storm moved through new england, there will be a brisk northeasterner. 64-69 degrees tomorrow with a good deal of sunshine. a cool 62 degrees near deer creek tomorrow. around the bay, sunshine, and a very comfortable 67 degrees. the lower eastern shore should be beautiful with temperatures around 70. hurricane pollux like it will be a problem for cozumel and parts of the yucatan peninsula. winds are now up to 100 miles per hour. it is forecaste

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and have been talking about what i want to do to reform harrisburg and how will affect south eastern pennsylvania. we have 60 more days. we will be campaigning, getting our message out. it is a field operation. >> thank you. not your question to mr. onorato. >> i want to shift things to social policy. two men were convicted last week in a hate crime cases. they beat a latino. gay teenagers are bullied, leading some to commit suicide. my question is, what specific steps would you take to promote tolerance and increase diversity and with that extend to signing an amendment to the state's relations act that would outlaw discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity? >> mr. onorato? >> i havve already done it. as the executives of allegheny county, we pushed an anti- discrimination bill. we did not discriminate based on orientation or gender identity. as governor, i would sign it into law and push for that amendment because we should not discriminate against anybody, including people with sexual orientation or gender identity. we talk about anti-bullying legislation. no one should ha

eastern seaboard there is the effect of the nor'easter pulling away from the northeastern. it is to the southeast of maine. can you see a little rain activity still evident over extreme northeast pennsylvania, parts of eastern new york state. kind of scattered, though. not very scapt precipitation at all. the rest of the region is dry, and really cloud free at this stage. all the clouds are up at the rain. so it is a rather tight storm at this stage of the game. so this is our weather concern going on here. at the airport, it is 46 degrees. a west wind at 7 miles per hour. so the winds have calmed down at least for the time being here in the area. they will pick up again for a while, later this morning and early this afternoon before finally settling down. 63 was the hyatt the airport, 64 at the inner harbor. typical is 67 for this time of year. 47 and 49 the respected lows. yesterday there was a trace of rain. i was driving home, so i had a couple drops on windshield, and that was about it. it was down in central and southern virginia. a little weather disturbance going through. that disturbance really produced clouds around here. a sampling of temperatures around the area. we mentioned 4

. >> man is hit and killed by an morning near eastern avenue in middle river. the victim is from pennsylvaniassengers on the train were transferred to another train. >>> police in andarundle county say pedestrians error is probably to blame for deadly accident in curtis bay. 49-year-old adam joon o'connor was hit and killed by a car on small wood road at parkway road. about 11:00 o'clock friday night stevens sent us the pictures from the scene. officers say the victim was wwaring dark clothing when the accident happened. no one else was hurt. >> when it comes to breaking news in youu neighborhood see it shoot it and send it. up load picture and video to our web site. go to it and click on the icon there and also send pictures directll from your cell phone. pick at fox baltimore.com. >> how are the roads looking out there at this time on this rainy evening. lauren has tte traffic edge report. hello lauren. >> hello jeff. the rain making the road pretty slick and dealing with several accidents. trouble in towns end with a crash on delaware -úavenue and do expect delay on the top side of the bel

parts of eastern and northern baltimore county and up into pennsylvania are still dealing with some what conditions there for the next few hours. the rain gauge in the baltimore shows good rain again but not the 5, 6, 7-inch rain. but again the effect of this has had. we only had 54 degrees today. 18 degrees below normal and the airport today. 56 for the afternoon high at the inner harbor. we'll see the chilly temperatures holding on. eastern shore, a cool 52 at easton. 52 on the beach. we are seeing temperatures in the 40's. as the sun goes down behind a cloudy sky, the persistent chance of a sprinkle or drizzle. there is a flood advisory up. there are coastal flood advisories with the tide running one or two feet higher than normal from the northeasterner which produced today's storm. the tide will be a little above normal. high pressure is waiting to come in. and will get here in the second half of the work week. this cloudy, cool weather to the west will move on through. it will probably not leave until the part of the storm can get out here and track the storm. the high pressure wil

eastern. then, pennsylvania's canada for governor. republican tom corbett and his opponent. that, a debate between florida's u.s. senate candidates charlie crist, marked rubio and kendrick me. then a debate for wisconsin's race for governor. watch debates east on c-span. we continue our coverage tonight on c-span. in about an hour, a debate for arizonas fifth congressional district which includes the suburbs of phoenix and the cities of scottsdale and tempe. coming up, a debate with the candidates running for illinoi'' 11th congressional district. the democratic incumbent faces a republican challenger. before this debate which is courtesy of the illinois channel, we take a closer look at the district and the race. >> >> c-span's content vehicles are looking at the house races leading up to the midterm election. >> is with a lot of hard work, but the message that you guys believe in witches limited government, get the government out of my way and let me blame- let me brave my own trial. i think it is amazing. you guys are probably feeling on the ground what i am feeling all o

we will have live coverage of the pennsylvania senate candidates on cspan tonight at 7:00 eastern. in a poll yesterday, the democratic rep led the republican rep. this race could be a tossup. on saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the debate between senate candidates in colorado. the democratic incumbent and the republican challenger. this race is also rated a toss up. up next, a debate between the new mexico candidates for governor. the lieutenant governor and the republican. "washington journal" is live in one hour with segments on issues involving taxes and spending, voters, and inspection into the gulf oil spill. this week on "q &a," on the roles that run parliament and congress sunday night on "q &a". the new mexico candidates for government are the democratic lt. gov and the republican challenger. the incumbent is finishing her second term as the first female lieutenant governor in new mexico. her challenger is the first hispanic woman nominated by a major party for governor. this race is rated a toss up. >> now, a kob gubernatorial debate. >> thank you for joinin

if you're traveling that way %-state as well the eastern part of pennsylvania even up further. thh bulk of it has passed us by as we we have a low pressure center ttat is moving fuuther nnrthhand east. that is allowing for a drying f certainly nothing like that coming oor way but a couppe of we have thh low pressure center moves off to the east. we had another low that is the recommend flaants oremnants of . one computer model mmves in but if it didn't move in there, it wouldn't be uch because a lot we get a northwesterly flow between tte low and the high will be gusty at times and the cooler air follows wiih the drier air cominggon sunday and monday. wee ill see plenty of sunshine as weeget towaad the weekend. weeare watching the future scan taking he rain with it. clearing skies and that will allow temperatures to cool overnight. as we look at the watchhs and warnings, the fllod warning no longer in place. the flash-flood warning and the flood waaring itselffcontinues it ooks like 745 to 9:45 in general along the nortteast part of state as can yoo see. that will continue to b

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eastern. then benzocaine -- pennsylvania's candidates for governor.er that, a debate between florida's u.s. senate candidates. charlie crist, marco rubio, and kendrick meek. later, a debate between wisconsin's candidates for governor. what political campaign coverage each night on c-span. now what debate and wisconsin's seventh congressional district. republican sean duffy participated in the debate which happened in the -- over the weekend. sean duffy is a former district attorney in ashland county, and his challenger currently serves in the state senate. live from the news channel 7 studios in wausau. watch as the candidates for congressional district, democratic senator julia lassa and republican challenger sean duffy face-off in a live debate. here is news channel 7 news director susan ramsett. >> good evening everyone. thank you so much for joining us. on behalf of wsaw-tv news channel 7, wsaw.com and gray television, we are proud to host tonight's live debate between candidates for wisconsin's seventh congressional district. the race for the sev

pennsylvania and virginia getting most of the rain now but the lower eastern shore, wicomico county through worcester county getting a little rain. satellite and radar trend, very active up and down the east coast. a little bit of a lull west of us here across parts of the mid-south but our main storm system that will arrive wednesday and will keep the weather active the next, really 48 to 72 hours. out here centered over just north and west of chicago. southern wisconsin really. the whole thing shifting eastward, very warm air ahead of this thing. but it will be pumping up the winds the next couple of days. future forecast model, not a lot of rain in the offering tomorrow but will be cloudy and breezy. and warm again. wednesday starts off on a warm note, then we get a powerhouse cold front in here late wednesday afternoon, wednesday evening. showers, maybe thunderstorms and it will really drop the temperatures wednesday night into thursday. so 58, cloudy degrees tonight. a few showers possible. 74 with early fog tomorrow. maybe a little bit of rain tomorrow night. not looking for a lot of

eastern, the final televised debate between pennsylvania's u.s. senate candidates. at 8:00 p.m., a profile of indiana's ninth house district race, followed by the candidates debate, and live at 9:00 eastern, president obama is in nevada for a get-out-the-vote rally with senate democratic leader harry reid. that is followed by the final debate between wisconsin senate candidates. >> this week on "q&a," former parliamentarians, one british, one american, comparing contrast the house of representatives and the house of commons. they talk about the rules that run parliament and congress, sunday night on "q&a." >> this weekend, c-span3's american history tv takes a look at pre-civil war virginia and how it struggled with the abolition of slavery and the idea of secession. we will visit richmond for one of the largest civil war arms and antique shows. we're back to the classroom with a former civil rights leader, julian bond, for look at the montgomery bus boycott. american history tb, every weekend on c-span3. >> one of the close house races is in virginia's fifth congres

pennsylvania. cold front producing a few high clouds back off to the west. west virginia and eastern ohio. so sunshine for today, a few high clouds, 70or your high. about 3:00 today. and then guess wha more sunshine. it continues through the holiday weekend. we've got columbus day coming up. close to 80 on saturday and sunday. jerry? >> jerron ka, good morning to you. good morning, everyone. clear dry road surfaces generally speaking. right now 395 northbound, landmark to sterlington doing okay. no hang-ups at the 14th street bridge. speaking of bridges, let's take a live look at the wid row wilson bridge from the maryland side. inner loop and outer loop between alexandra and oxon hill moving along very nicely. a lot overnight road work along the capital beltway. most of that should be wrapping up. we're on the prowl. >> all right, jerry, thanks very ch. >>> this morning, the search is on for answers after a woman was murdered inside a northern virginia restaurant. this happened insi the five key bar and grill on spring garden drive in springfield while people were eating dinner. police we

eastern, the focus will be on the illinois senate race. that will be live. an hour later, the pennsylvaniaernor's race and then the florida senate race. finally, there will be the debate for the candidates to be the wisconsin's next governor. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, it is massachusetts for the district or barney frank is up against republican sean be lap. then it is pennsylvania's it helps district race and then followed by the arkansas governor's race. republican marco rubio is maintaining his race for florida's senate seat. charlie crist has 31%. democratic kendrick make is that 22%. joe biden continued his campaign schedule today with a visit to vancouver washington, delivering remarks on behalf of patty murray who is in a tight bid for re-election to a fourth term. senator murray is leading her republican opponent. >> c-span is local content of vehicles are traveling the country while we look to some of the closely contested house races leading up to this november's midterm election. >> it is with a lot of hard work, it is with a message that you guys believe in, which is limited governm

of the cold air pushing through western pennsylvania, a secondary low forming from virginia to north carolina cranking in the wind and that pulls up towards eastern new england and by the time the rain gets out, win gets going and that's when it means business for you. today's business is by the rain moderate to heavy this afternoon. take the umbrella and rain jacket and patience because the ride will be slower than the ride in this morning. heavier rain exits out by midnight and we crank up the strong winds. and maybe a stray shower tomorrow afternoon. today, though, it's 59 degrees. forecast high with developing rain and the heavy stuff this afternoon and this evening. it cuts off the evening and by midnight at 46 degrees. and tomorrow with the strong winds 20 to 40-mile-per-hour gusts a. high of 64 and a stray shower. 63 for the baltimore running festival on saturday and that's an afternoon temperature coming out of the morning in the 40s and we will make it back to 68 with sun on sunday. here's kim with traffic. >> reporter: thanks. yeah, traffic is looking good this morning. we will see some moderate volume on some of the big roadways. but n

additional showers coming out of eastern ohio that will swing through here during the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures are in the 40's and almost in to the 30's in pennsylvania. the cool air is invading western maryland and by morning, 44-51 degrees with the northwest breeze at 15. it will feel a little chillier than the thermometer indicates. gusts of 35 miles an hour are possible. intensifying storms on the coast, and the air gets squeezed then so the winds will be brisk, continuing into saturday. you can see tropical storm paula down there on the north coast of cuba. there is the storm tomorrow off the coast of new england, producing heavy rain there and widely scattered showers around here in the afternoon. some snow mixes then with the rain in amounts of vermont and new hampshire and perhaps the adirondacks in upstate new york. heavy rain transitioning over to some early season snows, and gusty winds buffeting our region as the dry air filters in for the upcoming weekend. a slight 30% chance of an isolated shower popping up tomorrow. small craft advisories are up on the bay. a chilly day with some showers in the mountains tomorrow and gusty winds, and s