this building might be appropriate in other parts of eastern neighborhoods, it is certainly important for portions of soma and mission, but it is not appropriate where it is being proposed. now, the developer is not bb -- to be blame today maximize square footage and i think it is up to you to help these neighbors, they are in the unreasonable people, they understand a building is going to go there that is taller and bigger and more massive than what is there now but i think they are justifiable concerned and worried about what is being proposed and i think they're justifiable worried, they have not seen a response from the developer, i urge you to grant discretionary review and urge you to continue to urge the developer to work on making a project that works and sits with the neighboring great community. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi, my name is sue labec and me and my husband are stewards of one of the beautiful victorians that was shown, i sent you a letter, i just want to underscore what you heard and what the bottom line of that letter which is three points, the building design

you have it in your breach to say we will stand with the eastern neighborhood plan, we want to see the city provide more affordable housing, it's on site there, we want to see less emphasis on cars, private auto use, this project does it. they did everything that the city says it wants through its eastern neighborhoods plan, it's up to you to stand forth. >> any other speakers that support the project sponsor? dr requester, you have a two minute rebuttal. >> commissioners, as i think you probably understand by now, the neighbors, merchants and artists near this project feel passionately about the naibtd and strongly oppose this project, i think the fact that we're able to gather over 400 signatures in opposition speaks volumes, they were not able to work or xropz with the neighbors and it is not because we are asking for a down-zoning, we are merely asking that the poll sis of the mission area plan, of the eastern neighbors plan be respected here. i find it interesting that the sponsor point to the kentucky fried chicken. the fact is that this area is largely two and three storey build

eastern time. and you can get an up close, personal look at the two men vying for that white house position. find out what barack obama and mitt romney are really like tomorrow night beginning 8:00 p.m. when we profile the republican presidential nominee in "romney revealed, family, faith, and the road to power" followed at 9:30 p.m. eastern time. obama revealed. the man, the president right here on cnn. >>> it's a murder mystery that has police from paris to london trying to figure out. the parents are dead but two children narrowly survived. 4g lte has the fastest speeds. so let's talk about coverage. based on this chart, who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. verizon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pretty obvious. i don't think color matters. pretty obvious. what's pretty obvious about it ? that verizon has the coverage. verizon. verizon. we're going to go to another chart. it doesn't really matter how you present it. it doesn't matter how you present it. veri

whether this project meets the policy, planning policies that were laid down with the eastern neighborhood's rezoning and whether increasing the height five feet to add retail space, removing the density limitation to allow a more free expression of density and also removing the parking requirement was worthwhile. what i think the neighbors actually are asking for is tantamount to a spot down zoning of this lot. we are not in a situation where they would like to adjust as in the previous dr, a setback by one or two feet. the reason the project sponsor has not compromised is that the neighbors have been unilaterally proposing a different project. it is a retro grade project, it removes the zoning that is in place and goes back to prior zoning or of zoning that never was in place, three storey building with 49 units is not a comparable situation to any brand new build on valencia street. as far as the historic issue as to whether this building is compatible or not, the example i bring to the commission to consider is something like where bush street intersects grant at the chinatown gate, ther

we will check the radar. >> we do have some problems on the eastern shore leftover from the eastern shore leftover from the storm and i've got my pumpkin k-cup packs for at home. now i can have my pumpkin coffee any time i want it. pumpkin's perfect. it's dunkin' with the press of a button. new pumpkin k-cup packs, only at dunkin' restaurants. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> welcome back, i am stan stovall. >> i love that. it is talk like a pirate day. >> i think we're in the sixth grade. >> the girl does not want to play along. let me give recent factoids about talk like a pirate day -- let me give the some factoids. two guys playing racquetball change the language. this is things like captain's log -- they say things like captain's log. >> and radar! this is a coupon earing and it hurts -- this is a clip on earring. >> the producer is saying to move on. >> the weather graphics. these cheating pirates! 61 degrees at the airport. we will star with cloud cover in the morning. a high temperature

on the eastern shore, near 90 degrees. and down on the eastern shore, including ocean city, high temperatures in the 80's. a couple of systems to watch. the biggest one is leslie which will become a hurricane toward hamilton, bermuda by sunday afternoon with 100 mile an hour winds. that is a threat to bermuda. right now it is a tropical storm at 3 miles an hour but expected to accelerate. and tropical storm michael form today and it will not get near any major land areas. the seven day forecast, temperatures are warm. the humidity levels stay high, around 90. some thunderstorms. the weekend is warm with showers and grievance football returns next monday. -- ravens football returns next monday. >> skyrocketing food prices have officials with three agencies urging leaders to take coordinated action. the concern is we are headed toward a catastrophe akin to that of 2007. coble alarm has escalated as droughts in the u.s. have sent grain prices to record highs. now the agencies are demanding that leaders tackled the immediate i

eastern cecil county, through kent island, talbot county. this is the area we're watching. from kent island, a thunderstorm warning for car roll county. baltimore county we still have a flood warning in effect. we still have a tornado watch for the delmarva peninsula. it's an interesting narrow band. we've seen radar, winds 80, not not miles an hour. we have some power outages across thetate. the high wind field pushing a lot of water into the chesapeake bay. let's head over to mike masco. >> it's all about the winds. that will mile in the water. let's take a look. i want to show you. there's a shot downtown. we've been watching some of these storm reports. new carrollton, a lot of trees, westminster, poles and trees down. a lot of flooding on 270 and frederick is reporting major flooding. be aware of that as flash flood warnings will stay active. wind gusts in the word of 5 to -- area of 25 to 30 miles an hour. 8:00 in annapolis. if you live in an hear prone to the coastal flooding, be aware we'll be dealing with higher coastal flooding. >>

in the eastern half of the u.s. it's not as hot but it's still humid for this time of year all the way up the eastern seaboard. we can thank isaac for that. that moisture that's left over that brought the humidity up the east coast, southerly winds and southwesterly winds. for the most part you can see hit and miss rain over kentucky. the 48-hour rains have been impressive. 1 to 2 inches across much of the ohio valley. this is again a very dry region of the country so that's good. what's next in the tropics? this is probably the peak week of the hurricane season. we have tropical storm leslie. unfortunately this trough heading up to the coastline, off the coast i should say, is going to miss leslie. the storm is going to sit and linger off the eastern seaboard the next week. near bermuda next weekend. it will send large waves and rip currents, probably dangerous beach weather today through the next couple of days on the eastern sea board. be careful, swim near lifeguards, dodge those afternoon storms because of that

eastern time. prosecutors and defense asked the justices of the documents to protect the investigation and the suspect's right to a fair trial. james holmes faces 152 charges including 12 murder charges. tie" is chelsea handler. today at 4:00 they will talk about family, friends, and sex. it is 6:45. many people enjoy having alcohol with pizza. >> a ballston pizza parlor is serving its with alcohol in toppings. the -- a boston pizza parlor. soaked incherries alcohol. infused-ll peaches in another. >> i don't know. 6:46 right now. to savehey wanted some calories. anyway, the weather today is very nice. changes are ahead. fall has arrived. the best place to be is cox farms. that's where adam caskey is. what do you have for us? >> my new buddy, this baby duck. kind of looks like my oldest. we are in fairfax county at cox farms. we have a special new surprise. thank you for not urinating on me. l surprise.pecia tell us about the new family member. >> the newest members are some piglets that were born o

we have weather going down in caroline county and in eastern dorchester county and eastern talbot county. so we are seeing intense weather in parts of the state. this is the narrow band that has produced damaging winds. we have had a tornado watch but haven't seen much in the way of tornadic activity. a tornado watch is in effect just for the eastern most part of the state for another hour or so through 7:00. the radar picture, you seat storm line pushing out, but there's rain on the back side. we're not completely clear, but we see the worst of the weather pushing east and over the eastern shore toward delaware. for more on the situation, let's head over to meteorologist mike masco. >> that will be the problem for the rest of the evening. that's the spot we'll have to cope an eye on as annapolis' high tide comes in a little after 8:00. the winds have been a big issue all day, southerly winds between 15 and 20 miles an hour. sustained winds at 23. all that wind pushing the close is a peek waters along the immediate shore between harford county down in anne arundel county and here are the

this is a main front moving off the eastern shore.there is a piece of energy in the upper levels of atmosphere scooting across the great lakes. three are in a couple of hours. behind this, breezy in school. we will not the kind of temperature they had in the minnesota but maybe it will will out. you're in the 60's here. 49 at in the cincinnati. 47 at minneapolis and st. paul. that is where our weather is coming from from the next 48 hours. it is of into effect locally as low. still 73 in annapolis to. 63 at the airport. temperatures drop off down to 60 in and it spurred -- emitsburg. most areas tomorrow will be it and the 50's. near 60 downtown and of the water. the rest of tonight -- any rain showers or thunderstorms will be ending across eastern shore counties and in the skies will be clear and breezy. temperatures dropped back into the 50's. tomorrow, breezy, cooler. partly cloudy skies but dry. high temperature between 68-73. you are going to the ravens game, the temperature will be in will40's and 50's. of the ticket jacket with

a coastal flood advisory still in effect for the eastern shore. all of this is because a cold front is coming in. temperatures near 80 rounds of debris but only 59 in oakland. that sharp contrast, this burst of fall-like air, that is sweeping in and triggering showers and storms. the storm will go through overnight tonight. until midnight, we still have a chance for a shower, but the severe storms will move off the coast in the next few hours. a big sprawling area of high pressure is behind it. the middle of the week looking pretty nice contrasting to today. shares and storms gradually clearing. tomorrow, we will see sunshine, a brisk northwest wind, and high around 75-80. the insta-weather + seven-day keeps the weather going nice throughout the rest of the workweek. the first day of fall is saturday and chance for an evening thunderstorm. ravens football looking pretty good. highs in the low 70's. >> some contractors in georgetown were paid to pick a driveway and they found something the a lot different. >> and intact skeleton dating back to the

things were rough in the eastern sea boards and that's going to be clearing off in here. a low-pressure system will be affecting much of ontario with a few showers. however, in back of it, pretty breezy conditions will be prevailing, so watch out for those items, especially for those of you in the eastern wyoming region. but nothing much to talk about here in this continent. and things are looking pretty fine with the temperatures, as well, especially in the eastern sea boards, washington at 25 degrees. winnipeg on the chillier side at 14 degrees. still pretty summer-like here in houston in the 30s. here's your extended forecast. ♪ >>> we'll be back with more updates in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. for all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us.

since separation, slovakia has lagged behind the czech republic, due in part to its eastern locationnd lack of infrastructure. the czech half of the country was more industrialized. and without that half, the slovak part of it has languished more economically, especially since the czech part of the country, if you look at a map of europe, is much closer to the industrialized part of western europe. the czech republic is in a good position in terms of import and export. the distances are quite short. slovakia ends up being farther away. bratislava is very close to vienna and budapest, and is probably prospering more than the eastern parts of the country, which now seem very far away for ankind of german investment or french investment. just... they... they won't invest in factories in the eastern part of slovakia just because of transportation problems, communication problems, lack of infrastructure. countries bordering, you know, countries of the european union-- very industrialized-- have prospered quite nicely, but the eastern halves of the country haven't received the kind of inve

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it plans to ship grain produced in north eastern china. in a separate deal another chinese company has bought the rights to use a port just north for 30 years. the firm is shipping coal from mines in china's north eastern regions to coastal shanghai. the company plans t build anher er at the port. >>> japan's government has decided to buy the senkaku islands from a private japanese owner. the islands are claimed by china and taiwan. ministers in charge of the matter met monday. they say the purchase is aimed at ensuring safe navigation in the area as well as peaceful and stable management of the islands. the ministers say the islands are japan's inherent territory based on history and international law. the government has already reached a basic agreement with the owner that the state will buy the islands for about $26 million. the cabinet will adopt the decision tuesday. >> translator: we never want the issues around the senkaku islands to have an impact on japan-china relations. we should avoid any unexpected incidents or misunderstandin

none of this letter will be severe that is still a threat to the eastern shore. let's check out the watches and warnings. orange shaded counties are severe thunderstorms in the location so there are warnings with the same thing in caroline county. from cecil county down to the lower eastern shore, that is where the tornado watch remains in effect. with each passing hour or half hour, the threat of tornadoes is diminishing and the line of storms makes its way to the coast. all these warnings have been dropped. there is still a wind advisory. wind has been gusting from the south and that goes on to midnight. it still could be quite windy. green shaded areas is where we have the flood warning in effect. they will be flooded, so watch out. very heavy rain to the north and west of baltimore around hunt valley. in those areas to the north of baltimore, the rain is really coming down. they did not get the amount of rain that. to the north and west thought. temperatures were monday, 79 at the airport, 68 was the low so far. the normal 77. we are ending up with a warmer t

of texas, south eastern texas. thunderstorms will slow down some of your travel. dallas had some thunderstorms. still a chance today but it's shifting to the east and better chances through this afternoon. there's a look at the front tracking it off towards the east. behind it dealing with lots of sunshine, breezy conditions through north texas. also some breezy on shore conditions through florida. that will prompt chances for showers during the daytime. not expecting to see tropical development across the edge of the florida straits. some shower activity today certainly through southern sections of florida. couple separate batches of showers this morning. joplin, springfield and in the short term through south texas a few showers. some thunderstorm activity earlier this morning. that may help stabilize the atmosphere around san antonio. houston, galveston, corpus christi, a couple of those storms are short time. let's check out your local forecast. philly coming in with 83 degrees. again, we've still been holding

what is left of that is over the eastern shore. here is the latest batch heading into southwestern parts of virginia. those will miss us but we will see some of the leftover clouds. a cluster of showers and thundershowers. tomorrow it will be gone. folks around culpeper, 0.5 of 1 inch of rain. look at the temperatures for september. 103 degrees. that heat is still in and around us. not only over as but because of the leftover humanity. one thing, what is left of isaac is down around the gulf. we will be under this hillmead pattern and that tomorrow may trigger one or two isolated showers. the main effect will be by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in and around us around 90. folks in gaithersburg, only in the high 80's. tharoor morning, there could be some patchy fog will have the rain earlier around culpeper. muggy and humid. 72 and 73 degrees. a slight risk of an afternoon shower. outdoor -- it will be 90 to 92. stay in the air conditioning in schools tomorrow. the pattern begins to break down as we get toward the weekend with te

it's a trend really and if you see china's gross if you see some of the efforts of the region in the eastern part of the world to integrate and to have internal growth you see a major shift happening because whereas before for example china was exporting most of the things into the united states now it has a very robust very significant internal market and this is a case with many economists so definitely becoming a very big factor in what is happening in the world but if we keep in mind the economic difficulties and we even call it an economic crisis that that happened in the west and many western countries have have still not recovered from this from this economic crisis is it true that the asian countries they look more reliable in terms of economic cooperation than the usual western partners but is obviously really more reliable or is it just the comparison with the crisis beaten western economies well i think the water so interconnected right now is it's really difficult to separate because definitely the problems that we've seen in europe slow growth we see in the united states definit

this at 95 and eastern avenue. what you are seeing through the haze of the black and white is a police cruiser and a tow truck. we are trying to find ute what's going on here right -- find out what's going on right here right now. traffic will be light on this monday morning. a lot of people not having to go to work. but as far as this accident, we will have a check of that coming up in a bit to let you know what's going on. >>> today is the day when the crews start to take down the pairers and -- barriers and back into roads they will be using. >> all that went up and now coming down after the weekend of racing that was the baltimore grand prix. >> it could be a few days before we know how many people showed up. we saw a lot of empty stands. folks there say they had a great time. >> yeah. they are kind of loud. >> a lot of horsepower and i am here to watch some wrecks. >> wean joying a beautiful day and we have got really good action -- other weir enjoying a beautiful day and we have got some action in front of us

we will head towards the eastern shore. that moves out and we get a little break so don't think it's going to be an all day event. but we have another round behind that. so, more showers and storms will be coming in here as we go into the afternoon. look on the bright side we need the rain. we are 6 inches below for the entire year. temperature wise is what we are working with this morning. mild at 64 in baltimore. we should be at 5 # for this time of the year. and 63 in annapolis and tillman close top 0 -- 70 and west minter at 606789 and federalsburg at 65 and goldsboro at 64. we have the winds kicking up out of the south and west. we can see it in baltimore 9- mile-an-hour wind and we can see 13 in easton, 13 in dc. the southwesterly wind are helping to warm the atmosphere for today. and it's along ahead of the cold front. once the front moves through what's going to happen is it could stall out just to the south of us and that's why we will keep the rain chances in as we head through the next several days. next several

in the eastern balkans. few showers moving through the moscow area at the moment today. 19 degrees here. 19 in kiev. we have 13. cooler in stockholm. 15 in london. still summer look temperatures to be found across the mediterranean. 28 in athens. 30 for you in lisbon. 27 in lisbon. 30 in madrid. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's all for now on this edition of newsline. i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us.

it continues to pub towards the eastern atlantic. future trend shows us improving conditions in to the weekend as we will see a blend of sunshine and clouds. future temperatures showing us in to the 60s and 50s for tonight. we will boil the numb down to 56 in town. mostly cloudy, showers south and east. 72 degrees tomorrow. seasonable, around 73. the o's game saturday night, 50, partly cloudy and cooler. here is your exclusive forecast from the maryland's most accurate weather team, 72 saturday and storm we talked about for 6:00. this is our mobile app on i tunes and android. >>> both presidential candidates are preparing for a series of debates, that could have an impact on the race for the white house. torey dunnan joins us live from washington. the work begun. >> reporter: the first presidential debate is just five days away. now the candidates are studying they are preparing and trying to lower expectations. >> senator mccain and president bush had a very different judgment. >> reporter: mitt romney and president obama are no str

much of the eastern shore enjoying a mild afternoon.ok at the changes coming our way. 49 around international falls. 58, green bay. chicago, 54. that air will sweep through the mid-atlantic during the afternoon tomorrow. fall begins tomorrow and that fall air mass is moving in our direction. we will split the difference tomorrow. we will start on the warm side of the front and finished the day on the cooler western side. there are some showers associated with that air mass change. right now is dry along the i-95 carter, but the showers will get here tomorrow afternoon. tonight will not be as cool as tomorrow night. tomorrow, the front comes through. you can see this swirl of clouds driving those fronts south out of canada. each time one of those final boundaries moves through it has the potential to produce a shower. tomorrow morning should be decent. we will probably see highs in the low-80's which means that if the sun moves through the warmer area, it will likely trigger a shower. on the eastern shore, we have a better chance of a th

eastern libya was loaded with violent extremist groups. there have been terrorist attacks. there have been improvised explosive device in june. there have been attacks on british diplomats there. looking back, you have to say coming up to september 11 that the security there was an adequate. -- was inadequate. that is why senator susan collins on the homeland security committee and i have requested the inspector general at the department of state to an independent investigation of this whole tragedy at the consulate. the inspector general responded to senator collins and me just recently. secretary clinton had appointed a review board to investigate what had happened at the consulate. he was going to wait. senator collins and i feel he should not wait. we feel what happened at benghazi was tragic enough and had implications for security at american missions around the world. there ought to be investigations. one ought to be totally independent. i hope they will go forward. if i may use an unfortunate parallel, i thank god nobody died. in the secret service, that they have d

the leak occurred at the hauh hin complex in eastern france. spokesperson for the operator say hydrogen and peroxide water generated a burst of steam in a chemical reaction. they say the work was being carried out in a separate facility away from reactors. officials from the plant union say two workers were slightly burned. in april a minor fire occurred at the 34-year-old plant. president hollande as pledged to close the facility during his term in office. >>> two of japan's nuclear operators have decided to conduct surveys about a nuclear power plant and reactor in central japan. they'll check whether active faults below the facilities pose a threat. the surveys will be conducted at the mihama nuclear power plant and at the experimental fast breeder reactor monju. the operators submitted their survey plans to the nuclear and industrial safety agency on wednesday. the move is in response to inspection orders issued by the regulator. they say if active faults located 500 to 1,000 meters away shift, the two reactors will move as well. the underg

eastern this morning, reuters informed that the u.s.assador to libya, christopher stephens and three other americans have been killed in benghazi. six hours later from the president condemned those attacks but made no mention of egypt. he refused to take questions from the press. the events of september 11, our diplomats and the state department were caught deeply offguard. this morning they try to form a response for egypt and the middle eastern capitals. at the same time, reacting to governor romney's criticism of the president's demands and what he termed policy failure. fox news correspondent ed henry with our report. reporter: in cold blood, four americans murdered by a mob in benghazi. in a battle that lasted for hours on the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. the first american ambassador killed in the line of duty since 1979. raising alarm bells about american outpost all around the globe. >> i have also directed my administration to increase our security at diplomatic posts aro

some heavier rain around the lower eastern shore.will be warm for this time of year with high temperatures in the upper 80's. the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> we will returning on the heater's under the desk. we are tracking a closure in darlington. route one is shut down. that is an harford county because of that early morning accident. the investigation continues. 95 is your alternate. 64 on southbound 95 from the white marsh area. problem free on the rest of the area roads. 61 on southbound 295 down towards 100. here's a quick, live look at traffic. the northwest corner of the beltway is problem free. more volume in the outer loop. 83 at ruxton road, looking good at the moment. no delays from the beltway all the way down. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the centers for disease control say 2012 is on track to be the worst year for west nile disease. >> officials will take some steps to keep the mosquito population in check. nadia ramdass has more details. >> good morning. state agriculture officials are steppi

got a couple on the eastern shore as well. looks better but looks like another hot, humid day. fall is close, though. fall is close. another great picture we're sharing from paul leicester, our photographer. a beautiful picture of the iwo jima memorial and d.c. in the background. you notice the clouds as

eastern. go to gret with a wire.com. let us know what you think about what is going on in the middle east. please stand by, this is a test g.night from washington, d. ♪ ♪ >> eric: this is a fox news alert. the situation is deteriorating by the hour. violent anti-american riots are growing now. what started in egypt and libya now spread to yemen, tunisia, iraq, elsewhere. at this hour, two navy destroy years plus a team of marines are scrambling in the persian gulf. go live to fox news foreign correspondent leland vittert on the ground in cairo. put a picture -- >> reporter: eric, this i belowe is a large street battle going back and forth between the egyptian police and riots in egypt as they try to storm the u.s. embassy, the egyptian police now 48 hours after the rioters got inside the compound are able to push these people back using a combination of tear gas, and rubber bullets that is now continuing well in the night here. 11:00 p.m. in cairo. it's still going strong. ricochets of the rub

this building might be appropriate in other parts of eastern neighborhoods, it is certainly important for portions of soma and mission, but it

eastern time. president obama will also go to the global initiative to give a speech around noontime eastern. we will move on to richard in lake placid, florida, an independent. what are your thoughts on the u.n. and its role in global affairs? caller: good morning, greta. we should probably get out of the un. alba socialists and global domination folks went to the un after the soviet union was dissolved. -- all the socialists and global domination people. their latest thing is agenda 21. if you want to get nervous about something, look that up on the un. it's about controlling resources, global resources such as energy, food, water, and to eventually deny the people private ownership of property. it is being implemented all over the world. host: back to twitter -- richmond, virginia, republican line,. caller: i think that ahmadinejad should not be in the united states on the holiest day of the year. i concur with ron paul. -i -- we have done enough. we should stop. host: how old are you? caller: 1

a little more on the eastern shore and to the southwest.he ocean city forecast just as potentially wet. a 70% chance of storms tonight. the 60% chance monday. 40% chance tuesday. high temperatures on the boardwalk around 80 degrees. the long-term forecast keeps rain in the forecast through thursday. saturday and sunday, rain possibilities again. >> a big weekend for mark reynolds. >> so much going on with toronto and the yankees. mark reynolds did something the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. now you have the power to lower gas prices with the bp visa with pump rewards. apply at choosebp.com >> this is 11 sports. >> amazing how expectations have changed in the short time. from 2011 to 2012, it is unbelievable. it is easy to say we should have swept the yankees. the reality is baltimore we

here is in eastern. reference in here is a western point reference.nd on the valley floor is cury village there are 10 different types of tense, villages and cabins. and-- tents.. are known to have stayed here but it is possible that they could have been contradicted this desidisease in a different area. if they still do not want to change their plans to there are a reaa hotels . . let us take a look at our forecast for this holiday. >> good morning. it looks like we are waking up to a lot of fog. that is a live look at the golden gate. we have the dense fog advisory issued by the weather service. it is for the san francisco peninsula it is not among the worst of it we are seeing heavy fog near half moon bay. if you are along highway 1 0 1. please be aware that visibility is under 1 mi.. please be careful. and also temperatures were the most part will be in the 50s and 60s. for this afternoon mostly clear conditions and isolated fog will start to burn. the fox will stay at a with a cool down tonight into the 60s with that fog-- should stay at bay. 60s

dry around central maryland and the eastern shore.hrough your thursday maybe a pop-up shower but things are relatively dry. friday a new boundary pushing through. could it spark a shower, yes but most of it will stay west of the central part of the state. active across the east coast with a couple of frontal boundaries marching in. what's left of isaac, this is the old pressure system. it's headed back into the warm waters of the gulf. the national hurricane center giving us a 5% chance of redeveloping. this could become a new named storm, what was left of isaac down in the gulf. hurricane leslie, a threat to bermuda big time last this makes category two strength. today it did jump up to category one. 69 as we stay sticky into the day tomorrow. temperatures surging to 90, hot. it will still be humid. shower possible saturday. let's break down the forecast. i think for all the orioles fans, we should be relatively dry a chance of a shower early. right now we have a dry forecast for ravens game damon day. good news there. >>> now to dem

that's going to be right at old eastern avenue. and as we check in and take a look at the main lines no problems on95 if you are using that to get downtown. the jfx also pretty clear. and as we check and take a live look outside here at the northwest corner of the beltway. the outer loop is extremely jammed and that will continue down to interstate 70. here's overlea at belair road. inner loop just fine but the outer loop is a bit slow as you go up to providence road. >>> a texas police officer being hailed a hee rethe morning. the whole thing caught on tape from a dashcam and it's incredible. we want to show it to you because you can see two officers helping a woman at the side of the road when a van collided into one of the police cars. you can see it coming right there. look how quickly the guy acts, he pushes a woman out of the way as that van came spinning towards them. both are said to be okay. the driver of van was charged but it is incredible to see just how quickly he reacts. >>> all right, lauren let's hope this never hap

eastern. and will be marked by six moments of silence, two the athe times the planes struck the twin towers and two each tower fell and two to mark the exact momentses of flight 93 and the pentagon. >>> the president and first lady will observe a moment of silence before arriving at the pentagon at 9:20 eastern. there will be a ceremony to honor the lives lost there and vice president biden will speak at a ceremony at the flight 93 memorial at 10:00 a.m. eastern in shanksville, pennsylvania. leon panetta toured that site where the heroic passengers and crew members took down the plane. >> they successfully prevented an attack on the united states capitol. i am particularly thankful to them. because on that fateful day i was at the u.s. capitol. their example continued to inspire and to strengthen our nation. >> also today, republican presidential candidate mitt romney will address the national guard association convention in reno, nevada. >>> a dispute that has stalled construction of the 9/11