now drifting out of elkton, some rain here, as we go over the next two to three hours, we're going toee some showers, drizzle falling across the eastern shore. here is the other thing today, windy conditions, steady around 10 to 14, gusting higher. we have seen some around 20 to 25, steady wind there at 23, awfully cold down at the beach. right now state-wide, low 50s, these are some cool numbers, poe tucks umm river at 54, 50 in new york and off to the west. oakland, deep creek lake low 40s right now. closer to home so to speak, the inner harbor at 55, and even closer, let's take a look at your neighborhood as we zoom in here to the center part of the city. this is a forecast for tomorrow for you, mt. vernon to about 60, federal hill, you should make about 62, and as we take you a little further north and east elkton about 59 or so, looking for about 61, mostly cloudy conditions in aberdeen, most maybe a stray shower, not a lot of rain, better chance they'll come in saturday evening. still a little bit of wet weather working up towards the mid-atlantic. philly getting steady rain as

up 95 perryville to elkton with rain which slides up towards the north and e .expect to have ourselves this frontal bondry drop through the area and maybe produce storms into the afternoon. our two degree guaranteed high cooler than yesterday. at about 77 and turning much cooler for the the rest of the week. that forecast ahead but right now here kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: we have building volume on both the southbound lanes of the harrisburg expressway and 95. expect to find it a little sluggish in spots approaching the beltway. but we have some debris on the roadway report on outer loop lanes at wilkins avenue. a crash lingering in the route 1 southbound at 195. and we will check the beltway in a few moments. jamie, back to you. >> all right, 6:46. and for the first time many can remember the word were uttered during a political debate. come on, man. may not go down with read my lips or why am i here or you are no jfk but it was part of the tv debate between o'malley and ehrlich. linda so has more on what they say. good morning, linda. >> reporter: g

route 7 and white hall in the perry area -- rather the elkton area. that is another area where you will find flooding and closures in effect because of that. rest of the major roads as we view the speed sensors going to see speeds down. right now they are 35 on the north side around the harrisburg expressway. 20 on the northwest corner of the beltway and j.f.x. running smoothly so far. we will keep you posted on any new delays that crop up and closures. live view of harford road shows a pretty nice commute so far but volume is on the light side. we will go to a live view at liberty where we are running smoothly, no major problems to report on the beltway. that is the latest. now to you, mindy and stan. >> our big story the weather alert. while it seems the remnants of nicole have passed we feel the effect. as the water recedes we see the damage. jennifer franciotti joins us from perry hall with a look at damage will. >> good morning. a good portion of bel air road shut down north of the beltway, a major commuter route. i will step out of the way so yo

and 45 in elkton and the winds are calm right now this morning. but everyone in the 50s right now except for some of our western counties, west chester checking in at 47. and the wind are shifting in a little bit. we had a weak cold front push through yesterday. the temperatures take a little bit of a hit as a result. yesterday we got to 81 degrees today mid-70s. so we stay pleasant. with the front moving through, we'll get a chance of a spotty showers tuesday into wednesday and then thursday tan looks like we clear up again for the weekend. this is a nice pattern that we have shaping up here. the sunset 6:35. bay temperature now at 66 degrees and the next high tide at fort mchenry is 8:44. sunny and pleasant. we get up to 70 degrees as an average high on this date. so we'll be above that today and tomorrow. and very warm with times of clouds and sun and 81 for tomorrow. 73 with a chance of showers. and because we're so warm, we cannot rule out the possibility of rumbles of thunder 72 on wednesday and 73 on thursday. temperatures will be a little

cumberland, 38 and 48 elkton and the low 50s and d.c. and easton and 49 at the ocean.annapolis and 52 in rock hall. and we bring in the first warning doppler weather radar. what we'll see is the area of low pressure and it's the counterclockwise rotation to the low. it's coming around the low. this is not surviving the trek through the mountains of western maryland, but this afternoon, as we look at the computer models. this afternoon, you could see on these winds. they'll increase, a few shower meandering around the area. and high pressure builds in and by sunday, the wind goes to a breeze. we'll have a few windy days. there's the mention and tonight, clear and breezy and 42 and tomorrow, breeze around and 68, pleasant and the normal is 68. monday, 65 and tuesday, 68 degrees. >> and on the way to work and school, here's sharon. well, it took nearly two hours and we've picked up the first accident. it's on the beltway at reisterstown road. you can see the speeds not bad. in fact, it's not slowing down things a bit. and we have the disabled vehicle on 95 northbound in t

there's frost in western maryland this morning. 46 cumberland. 51 elkton. 51 d.c. 50 easton.own in the ocean. now up to 4 in west -- 41. there's that cut off low. so grab some moisture. the dynamic will be more north and east than south and west. the better chance of showers, kind of press up over the region. high pressure builds in. here comes awesome weather for the weekend. 60 will be the high, cloudy, maybe spotty showers. 46 degrees tonight. tomorrow a better chance of showers with a high of 64. thursday through sunday. 72, 75ed 6 -- 75 and 68. >> here's sharon at wjz traffic control. >>> a pretty big jam on the west side of the beltway. that's because of an accident. you're looking at a backup to reisterstown road. the second crash outer loop. that within is at dulaney -- one is at dulaney. we have the downed tree at timonium between seminary and lincoln. it's blocking conway street between charles street and light street. 795 southbound big delays now 16 minutes before owings mills. 35 miles an hour on the top side. 40 on the west side. there's a live look at dulaney v

cumberland and 70 degrees and 68 in ocean city and 68 in pax river and 66 degrees in easton and 65 elkton and 64 bel air and upper 60s columbia, annapolis and kent island. the district at 71 degrees. going, going, and gone. actually, this low slowed up and it's causing problems up the 95 corridor. and the high pressure is building in and the skys are clearing and actually,the weather story tomorrow morning when i'll doing the news with jess, it will be how cool it's gotten during the night. 73 degrees and breezy and clouds and sun and 47 tonight. put it into perspective, that's only 15 degrees above freezing. 15 above freezeing -- or i'll turn my mike on. i like that, 67. >> and 47? >> back to you. >>> wjz-13 is always on, here are the top stories at this hour. for the updates on the news, go to wjz.com. and we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in today's health watch, a study shows how often unemployment and depression go hand in hand. almost 10% of adulls with depression don't have a job. it's not clear if unemployment causes depression or if depression makes it harder to hold a

we have 39 in elkton and 43 in the dc suburbs. you get the idea, although there are cool temperatures not much down around the freezing level. we have calm readings around much of central maryland, a bit of a southwesterly flow around parts of the state. that will bring in more warmer temperatures. we have a disturbance in the southern plains and west. that will move into our region by monday into tuesday. that will bring us a chance of showers and bring warmer air in. the warm air is going to eventually eat away and that low pressure system will eat away at the high that's in control right now. the high is going to ease off. as it does, the warm air comes on in and will get the temperatures close to 80 degrees into the mid week. we will taper off by the end. it will be a nice break heading into tuesday and wednesday. still keeping an eye on richard, which is just moving around honduras and nicaragua. it will eventually reemerge into the gulf of mexico, but potentially as a disturbance and a low pressure system as opposed to a tro

the barometer is this high. 67 elkton and 69 ocean city and 70, baltimore, d.c. and easton and 70 degrees in columbia and rock hall. and the upper 60s westminster and bel air. and oh, it's disco day in the weather center. how did you like that strobe? well, this is the moisture we're talking about. again, it will be mainly containing the energy to the left. we'll see showers coming our way. mostly cloudy and 76 is the high and there's the chance for high later on. and tonight, that's the low and 18 below normal. maybe a few thunderstorms and tomorrow, a beautiful day. after the morning fog, humid, a foggy morning and 75 degrees. we'll look at the rest of the five day. believe it or not. it will get hotter. that wasn't your specific halloween graphic? >> no, that was from the 70s party from the weekend. >>> and health workers in haiti rush to contain a serious medical threat in the country. >>> and remember, wjz is always on. here are the stories on the website. for more news, go to wjz.com. ,, >>> the death toll from the cholera out break in haiti is rising. it's

and on the way back up. 74 in elkton. 70 in ocean city. close to 80 in washington city. this is as warm as it has been all week. oakland up to 86 degrees. and dew point is low. dry air will continue. a nice little breeze around the region. that will continue for a while longer. the winds will die down for a while tonight. tomorrow, the winds come out of the north. even though it will be warmer than today. eventually, we'll start cooling down just a tad on sunday. but not really much. there's a weak front from about south of james bay. that's james bay in ontario. that front is going to get very close to us and probably go through the region saturday night. may bring just a few clouds behind it. slightly cooler. a few degrees cooler temperatures here on sunday. but by monday, it goes back to the north. and we start warming up again. right now, in the upper plains. temperatures in the 70s and lower 80s. we expect to get pretty mild by early next week. there you see not a cloud in the sky until you get up to about plats burg, new york. northern portions of vermont, new hamp

didn't stop important flights from taking off. 4 ocean city. 18 elkton. gusts in the mid-20s. could see them up 30 miles per hour. 33 in the last hour. the forecast is definitely dictating another activity that's going on this weekend, labor day more on that, out to marty bass. >> reporter: thank you very much. good afternoon. that area of low pressure is over new england. where the ravens are playing on sunday. let's go ahead and take a look at the forecast. the nor'easter should be gone. more importantly the winds should be diminishing. we will call it breezy winds 17 to 18 miles per hour. 55 degrees kickoff 1:00 here on wjz tv 13, your ravens station. sunny conditions up in the boston metro area for the football game. sunny and warm conditions in the baltimore metro area for the football game. tim williams with the late weekend details coming up shortly. now back inside. >>> rain or shine, going to be plenty of football to watch this weekend. catch the action here on wjz. join me, mark marty and damon sunday on wjz13, before the ravens head to foxboro, turps head south on s

we have 45 right now in oakland. 62 in ocean city. 60 in pax river. 52 in elkton. 50s across most of the state. we'll see winds picking up here at times. gusty through the afternoon. as the rain moves on through. 15 miles per hour wind coming in from northeast. 14 in pax river. light winds everywhere. nothing like the rain we had. late last week. a few days ago. we'll see the showers. low pressure and the showers and storms moving across the great lakes. we'll lose a lot of this intensity here. we're going to get sandwiched between that and some tropical moisture moving in off the coastline. those will be here by the afternoon. and through tomorrow before we start to see some clearing. it is going to take until about wednesday before both systems completely move. the low tracking up the coastline continues to move up to the northeast. then it picks up this energy and all of it combines. our temperatures stay pretty cool. we'll be in the 50s tomorrow. it is not going to get really warm until -- and i say warm relatively speaking, seasonally speaking until the end of the week. sunset a

. >> good elkton incomes supervisors. i am president of a ceiling association, and i want to talk to you a little bit about what it means to do community sailing on san francisco bay. we have been around for about 10 years now. community sailing of this sort is very important for the city. bringing the sailors to san francisco bay is an incredible man-of opportunity for our kids. there was the america's cup syndicate, which has some funds to pass on, from olympic events coming events of this magnitude. you ask, supervisor mar, about sailing, and that is something i think all of a seven responsibility to do. we're kidding ourselves if we think it is. there are a lot of nonprofit organizations and outreach programs in the city that are trying to change the sport of sailing, that are trying to make it accessible. but it is difficult to raise awareness. the gentleman who came here previously, i empathize with him. we should be doing a better job of telling him about these opportunities. they are out there. but -- supervisor m

and in pax river, 59 up in elkton, where the winds are coming in.ight wind across most of the region. and again, this flow is going to eventually start to usher in those dryer conditions. and we'll start to see that later this evening and into tomorrow. in the bigger picture, the rotation here is just off the coast of new england and will eventually just start to fizzle out across most of the mid- atlantic states. and you see most of the shower activity is in pennsylvania. but we will not rule out steadier showers as we move into this evening. because again, we'll get another wave of that moving on through. tomorrow, the skies will start to clear up for pleasant conditions. we'll start to get a run of 70- degree and midsifntd oop -- mid70 degree temperatures. we'll stay at or above normal. we'll get out of these 50s and 60s. it's going to be a nice weekend. especially if you're heading out to the ravens game. this is keeping an eye on the tropics. tropical depression. now 17. out there. could be named otto, over the next few days. not expected to im

the temperatures are looking like this: 45 is the cool spot in cumberland, 49 in elkton, look at ocean city 59, 56 in dc, madame toe area mid 50s. we go up to a daytime high of 75. mostly sunny. pleasantly warm. partly cloudy tonight, around 54. and another nice to keep the furnace off. a chance of showers tomorrow afternoon, daytime high 71 degrees. we'll talk about how warm it will get, it will get warm. >>> here's what people are talking about this morning, nut poll gives marcher o'malley the largest lead in the race. with election day a little more than a week away a new poll, baltimore sun poll puts o'malley 14 points ahead of former governor bob ehrlich. ehrlich 's campaign is strongly disputing those numbers saying it has an internal o-p putting the two campaigns within five points. governor o'malley says the polls don't put him at east ease as well. >> there are many examples in american history of polls saying one candidate is up and a week later they don't succeed. >> you don't have to wait until election day to cast your ballot. early voting polls are open until 8:00 p.m. ea

this program is supported by the elkton family of san francisco. with that, i want to introduce supervisor bevan dufty. >> good morning, everybody. this morning, i picked up " chronicle" and i was thrilled to see this as the opening story. i was reading this story and the reporter presented both sides. how are we going to pay for this, the reporter asked? he was being described as fiscally responsible and tight- fisted, and those are not usually words that are thrown in my direction, but it costs over $300 a day for a child to be in juvenile hall. we spend $114,000 a year to keep a young person in juvenile hall. the children we saw in the room today, by the time they are in second grade, what are david and i together? we share the community and children and schools with each other. by the time they are in second grade, they will know the difference between red and blue. it is a dividing line in our community and city. how wonderful it could be if we could aspire, that in 10 years, the red and blue would be the difference between stanford and cal? t

call him manipulative and deceptive in transporting the patients from 74 lightning new jersey to elktono take advantage of differences in state abortion laws. >> developing news in howard counny. 7-year-old girl said she was theealleged assault occurred in apartment complex on basket ring road. home when four men suddenly grabbed her and forced her toward some bushes. but the girl managed to get very frustrated to hear that someone tried to take addantage of my daughtee. >> you want to turn yourself in. turn youuself in. but, you know, somebody will find you though. you will be fouud. >> the girl was taken to the hospital. but police say tonight she has no physical injuries and they have yet to have anyyleads. if you have any information, %-thhs number.unty poliie at 410-313-stop. >> baltimore city police are awarded $300,000 federal grant to help fight gun violence. smart policing grant is given to six departments in the country. strategies ann data collected from baltimore's gun suppression efforts will act as a national model for policing practices. >> this year ity pplice arrested m

renegade shower possibly just showing a few drops here in northern cecil county like north and west of elkton, then a stray shower out towards hagerstown but there's not much rain out there at the moment. winds though pervasive at the moment, gusting to 25. the winds pick up tomorrow by the way and stay rather stout through wednesday as a front blows in. temperature-wise, this is very warm stuff. 68 at the beach. 74 in baltimore. you have to get out towards deep creek lake to find temperatures in the 50s. that is unusual for late october. highs today pushing the old record values, 75 at the inner harbor. old record about 78. not too far off the all-time records. your neighborhood tomorrow, hunt valley 72. cloudy day. maybe a few peaks of sunshine and also the chance for a stray shower or two and watch out for morning fog toward arbutus. our satellite and radar trend, cloudy conditions, that is going to be the story tonight. there's a lot of rain down here toward virginia beach, norfolk, tidewater. a lot of this will clip the eastern shore but i think it will mainly be the lower eastern shore,

where we have seeing showers up toward the rising sun and east3 of perryville and elkton.moving toward the north and east. we will see a bit of a break before the rain chances later. i know you see it in otionn showing the weet to east movementt mainly to the north, though. there you see the bulk again across the mason decision onn3 line and moving toward -ennsylvania and new jerssy. really most of the actiiity has been to the north but we have had renegade showers ahead. we may have more activity later today as we get some of this ppshing to theesouth. as ww chhck out the lightnnng data, you will see some of the lightning bbck to the western part offpen opinion an pen penng %--here's a closer view showinn sooe lightninn strikes further toward the north and not a whol3 lot of them right now. ttings have diminished a little bit but ii's only for the time beinn becauue we expect to see more activity as we gee into the afternoon, and the 40% chaace of showers aad thunderstorms later. 62 degrees is where we start the day. 65 in d.c. and 62 in hagerstown and what we're looking

i think other than maybe like elkton, some of our northeast territories in the states, you're looking drier now, we'll probably stay dry until maybe a few showers later, and much drier this week. so we're on an improving trend. it will be chilly tonight, 40s, low 40s -- >> all right. >> going to be some 24 in the upper 40s by daybreak. let's take a look outside. a little ahead of schedule. harbor cam right now showing a nice panoramic sky, it is grey, it is murky, and boy does it ever feel like, i don't know, at least mid-november out there. temperature-wise 52 degrees right now, out at the airport quickly dropping toward the 40s here, and winds north northwest at 10, it is a chilly north wind, even with the barometer on the rise. maryland's most powerful radar, we have been watching this, tracking the showers,st storms not seeing a lot now right around baltimore. we cleared off here in the last 60 to 70 minutes, there are more showers still again through cecil county, most of the rain, a little bit of this reaching down into kent county, eastern shore, caroline, queen anne ans, we're

temperatures in the 30s out in oakland. 37 to be exact. 50 in cumberland and cumberland valley. 52 elkton and 50 on the shore and 53 in dc where the winds are from the northwest at 9 miles per hour. much like they are at bwi marshall. that northwest flow still the air wrapping around that nor'easter that rolled up the coast and is now up just off the coast of new england. still spinning a little bit. it's going to be continuing to push off and the rains will die down here. but, again, we are going to see stale little bit of that influence still streaming in a little moisture off the great lakes. and as a result, we had a chance of showers through last night. much of that moisture now has dried up. it's not making itsite through the atmosphere. high pressure is building in. temperatures are very pleasant. we will get another push of cold air through here. temperatures will drop down into the low 60s. still, right about average for much of the week. we will get into the 70s tomorrow. a little warmer than today because sunshine will be plentiful throughout the weekend. sunrise officially at

highlighted sprinkles pushing up 95 near perryville and north heading towards middletown and south of elktonbut spotty showers are possible on and off throughout the day. two degree guaranteed high of 61. let's check the traffic with kim. >> reporter: police are on the scene of an accident on the outer loop at southwestern boulevard that is blocking the right lane and shoulder. and traffic starting to bunch up a bit at liberty road. no major delays as you head towards i-70. also work an accident in pikesville at old court road and rubbingston and an accident on inner loop top side at york roadblock the left shoulder. we will check on 95 and 83 in just a moment. megan and gamey, back to you. >> thanks. >>> it's 15 minutes away from 7:00. -- gamey, back to you. >>> thanks. >>> it's 15 minutes away from 7:00. >>> all al snyder wanted to do was bury his son. today he goes to the supreme court with another chance to lay this issue to rest. abc2 news linda so has the story with high emotion on the high court. >> reporter: it's been a long and painful journey for al snyder and he says he is look fo

the storm center weathernet points out, the 45 spot in westminster, 49 in towson. 46 bel air and elktonldsboro on the eastern shore is at 50. hartford middle school in baltimore county. baltimore city roland park. that's at 49. basically clear skies and high cloud to be found and clouds may try to increase with a development of a storm to the south and west. we will aim for our two degree guaranteed high of 67 degrees. let's check on the traffic now with kim. >> reporter: thanks. well traffic mostly good this morning. we are are work the same two crashes southbound on 97 past the beltway you will see an accident off to the shoulder. police do remain on the scene there. also green haven, at sully and serious crash has been reported with a driver entrapment and anne arundel county police are on the scene. linda so is out in the field with the latest details on that serious incident that we had happen yesterday at fort mchenry tunnel. >> reporter: we will have an update on that tunnel fire that caused backups through the fort mchenry tunnel. i am linda so. what you can expect this morning.

towson and maybe some wet roads especially north of the beltway and also north 95 cecil county near elktonetting rain. that's how it has been for the last few hours. low to mid-60s to a high of 7 # 7. scattered thunderstorms and then we will look at cooler temperatures as we slide through the rest of the week. more of that coming up. now the first look at traffic to see if the wet roads are affecting you. here's kim brown. >> reporter: thanks. wet roads are playing a part this morning but not because of the rain. we have three broken water mains around the area to lou

elkton through aberdeen. a little cooler in the northeast portion of the state. still a big improvement over today. 5, 7, 8 degrees cooler, sunny peaks into those clouds, cordeva back on the eastern shore through st. michaels, 62, 63, 64, 65, a little more sunshine, off to the east here. radar trend tonight, clearing pushing in ought out of the south and western northern virginia out have the sky. sitting over new jersey, here, we'll see just a slight chance of a couple of hit or miss light showers tomorrow evening, on the backside of that thing, but over all tonight the big theme is going to be that chilly air coming in. our future weather model basically clearing us out. more sun for delmarva, baltimore west tomorrow, nonetheless till an improved day of weather and then wednesday probably looking at a various blow cloudy sky but clouder. partial clearing, even cool earthy, then tomorrow 62 for your 2-degree guarantee. mostly cloudy but there will be some breaks of sun i think late in the day and breezy drier weather is the bottom line, still a chance of patchy

feeling like the 50s, very, very windy, north and east of town, bel air back through elkton, probablyqueak out 60 there, feel closer to 60 or so, 10 degrees cooler than what it feels like over from unionville back to kent narrows. a little milder down this way. those winds are always very high there along the bay and along the water's edge. satellite radar trend clearing nicely across the state. our stormy correcting off the north and the east headed out to sea. the problem is in behind this double barreled area, sunshine for the weekend, really a good thing. as this high pressure moves into sort of replace the storm system air is really going to rush in to try to build that pressure difference when you have an area of high pressure and low pressure so close together as this thing slides in behind it through the day tomorrow you'll feel the winds pouring in behind that storm as it heads out to si. our future forecast, generally dry, scattered showers or two, just the winds tomorrow. saturday we clear the skies, much more sunshine, still going to be a breezy day saturday for the runnin

ruling calls him manipulative and deceptive in trance pomming them from new injuriesy to elkton to take advantage of difference of state abortion laws. >>> army sergeant john burner ii was buried at arlington cemetery. he died september 16th in iraq. his family says he died of a treatable ailment while awaiting medical care and doctor's visit. he was a satellite systems chief and he was assigned to the 63rd signal battalion in fort gordon georgia. way deployed in august. a full report on his death probably won't be finished until next year. >>> tenments away now from 7:00. how about this a. flag painted in the middle of a notingham street is history. boughtmore county crews removed it because of protests from some of the neighbors. the flag was right in the middle here of alberta avenue in notingham written next to it, the support of our troops and a tribute to a service member named justin. but an anonymous complaint brought out the county with pressure washer to remove the flag. something that other neighbors say was not necessary. >> i don't see anything wrong with it. i think it is

the wind slipped from the west at 5 miles per hour. 41 in cumberland and oakland. 47 hagerstown and elkton. and 48 downtown and 54 in d.c. and easton and ocean city and naval air. let me tell you how the air mass is changing. two mornings ago, it was 6 degrees. -- 68 degrees and 48 in westminster and columbia and rock hall and on kent island. it's this front bringing the shower activity to pittsburgh tomorrow afternoon and for us, maybe by tomorrow night. it looks like a convoluted forecast as we move through the five day. and today, mostly sunny, we'll have a high of about 70 degrees and partly cloudy and 48 degrees is the low and tomorrow, cloudy and cool and we'll have a few late afternoon showers with the high of 64 degrees. now, as we roll it into the five day, we won't have a good clear out. the front will stall on the coast and monday, maybe a shower and 59. tuesday, cloudy and 60 degrees. a warm front will move action away from the mid-atlantic. we shall'll clear it out by thursday and sunny and 72 degrees. >> thank you, marty. still ahead on saturday morning. kidnapping charges. a

let's take a look at temperatures. 50 in elkton. i haven't seen it warmer than that all day long. it's been a pretty cool nasty day. dew point is high but it's beginning to dry out. the wents shifting out of the northwest, still very, very light. packs shore at 20. tomorrow probably 20, 25, eve 30 miles an hour with higher gusts. low pressure gave us the rain this afternoon, this morning. it has moved offshore. it's beginning to grow. it's deepening offshore, off of new jersey. it will bring heavy range across new england, massachusetts, maine, new hampshire, areas in north vermont where we'll see heavy wet snow by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. you see the bulk of the rain from new york down through jersey and across the new york area. it moves off to the east. behind this the winds go back to the northwest. that will clear ution out and dry us -- us out and dry us out. the low continues to move away. cool and windy. tomorrow night temperatures in the low 40s. a lot of sunshine for both saturday and sunday. the winds are dying down. tropical storm paula weakening. it did

and deceptive when he began procedures in new jersey and then brought his patients to offices in elkton. documents show he never told his patients there would be traveling 60 miles south to complete the procedure. the doctor said he will appeal the decision. >> the last three months reported a record number of foreclosures. a lawsuit being filed accuses several maryland attorneys of falsifying documents. jennifer franciotti joins us live with more on that story. >> one of the family's live-in pasadena. when it went to refinance with the thought was a good deal, the bond up increasing their monthly mortgage payment from $1,500 to $4,000. there were getting phone calls and threatening foreclosure notices. they hired an attorney that found a common theme in at least two others. four maryland attorneys are accused of filing false mortgage documents. this is part of foreclosure proceedings in front of maryland state court. >> there was fraud all the wayi mean, every one of them falsified these documents by having other people sign for them. and the signatures never matched up. >> the attorne

up in elkton at 54. chestertown at 50. 533 and back in westminster, 46 degrees.ú cooler there. and you folks in cockeysville 59. also sharing that with baltimore downtown at 59. talking about the raanfall. it looks like it will pick up as an area of low pressure pushee across the region. by the afternoon, we can see decent rainfall coming down through the afternoon and evening. and the model data predicted rainfall shows half inch, or up to three quarters of an inch in some areas across the state. in virginia, maybe heavier amounts, closer to an innh. but nonetheless it looks like w3 will see our share of decentt3 rainfall through the day tomorrow. prepare for that. and then it looks like the storm will strengthen as it goes off the coast. temperatures across the region. milder to the south. and we will see this area of low pressure west. track across the street. and thee link up with this3 coastaa low. and strengthen aa it rides the ccast. gets up there around boston. so timing it out it looks like for tomorrow. see the r

the rain that we saw over elkton and northern delaware has moved out. maybe one more shower yet this evening, then looking at a clearing but breezy condition. that will be the major feature. 55 degrees now. 4345 in oakland. 57 in cumberland. 59 ocean city. 60 in washington. the dew point continues to drop. dry air is slowly moving in. we'll see stars later on tonight. the winds coming out of the for the and picking up. by late tonight generally 15 to 0. tomorrow 20, 5 even 40 miles an hour as the deep low pressure is developing off the east coast. new england's going to get hit with a lot of wind, a lot of rain. that's why we're talking about foxboro, and they're getting rain. rainy in new york, long island, much of western connecticut. across northern vermont, northern new hampshire, cold air comes back. they expect to see a lot of wet snow, over 2,000 feet for those folks. with the trees still with leaves there could be power outages. for us the rain is gone for the most part, breezy and pleasantly cool position. paula continues to weaken as it moves

wind gusts in the last hour are the highest i could find. 33 in elkton. 26 out in oakland.our north, killington, vermont. the high top with 10" of snow today. down lower where the lodge is has 4" of new snow because of the storm. it is too far away from our region to affect us that much. a feature came through in the ohio valley. that is moving out. a few sprinkles across the western sections of the area. heavy rain in some spots in northern vermont with almost 4" of rain. for us, dry weather with clear skies. tonight with clear skies as high pressure builds in. the breeze will be with us, but more sunshine. sunday, the winds get up to 70- 72 degrees. if you are heading up to massachusetts for the weekend for the ravens, mid-50s to 60 on sunday with a lot of sunshine. for us, nice weather and west winds 15-20. a small craft advisory through tomorrow afternoon. tonight is clear and breezy and chilly. 42 overnight. if you are heading out, take the jacket. tomorrow, lots of sunshine and breezy and normally cold. 65 degrees. a nice saturday. nicer on sunday. get out and enjoy i

and 71 in washington and 69 ocean city and 69 in elkton. much dryer today.nd the dew points are down and still, a bit of a breeze at 20 miles per hour with the wind -- wind gusts to 24 degrees. and later on tonight, the winds will die down and the temperatures will drop. chilly air tonight and many places in the low 40s. garrett county, in the upper 30s. and the big rainstorm, just moved to the east, north east and the rain moved at 3 to 4 in the morning and the sun came around and it's been out most of the afternoon and the storm's moving to the north and new york just ended with sunshine coming and the region to the northwest, that's a little system developing for the region across the northern section of the midwest and that's heading to the south and south west and the weak low pressure stalling out over portions of virginia and cooler air coming in and eventually, this is going to sit around here, this is allowing the winds coming in off of the ocean monday and next week and maybe periods of rain and north winds at 5 to 10 knots and the bay temperature

82 in cumberland and 76 on the shore and 76 in pax river and come on down the 95 corridor, 80 in elkton and 87 in the suburbs where the wind's coming from the west and pg as well and northwest wind in cumberland at 10 miles per hour. and we have a bit of a double digit wind and it's delightful. we had clouds rolling through and we have sunshine out there as the satellite and radar shoes. opening it up, we have a bit of a disturbance moving in our direction and we have a front draped across the northern pennsylvania area and that has allowed for ripples of disturbance and energy across the state. it's this energy we're looking at. some of this could make its way from the mountains and the west and over the state line. we can see it triggering showers and some thundershowers as we head into the overnight hours. and the front will sink to the south of us. and as it does, it will linger and we'll get a chance of rain tomorrow and a chance of showers throughout the evening and warmer air gets pushed away and our temperatures will take a hit. and we could be in the upper 50s thursday and frid

let look at temperatures a lot of folks had been at 50. 50 still in easton and elkton and cumberland.4 dc and 44 degrees at ocean city. 47 westminster but 50 columbia and bel air, 52 rock hall, annapolis. this deep area of low pressure is headed northeast and grabbing moisture sending it our way. the big story is high pressure, this will govern weather over a good half if not more of the united states. it will be an absolutely gorgeous not just weekend but next five days. today showers around, 62 is the high. tonight partly cloudy, an overnight low of 50 tomorrow. we start this great runover weather. sunny with a high of 72. there's the car wash alert for you. go for it. you are not wasting your time or money the next five days. look at that. friday 72. saturday close to 80. sunday 73. that's broncos, raff venns game perfect -- ravens game perfect weather. >> if you are about to make your commute, here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. still an excellent morning commute. there's a look at the drive times and speeds actually just the speeds around the beltway, 50 miles

yesterday morning it was 36. 54 cumberland. 55 hagerstown. 52 in elkton, d.c.nd ocean city. 52 westminster and bel air. annapolis also at 52. same deal in the district. 50 columbia. 54 rock hall. there's the cut off low. look how big that thing was. finally getting itself out of here. high pressure is diving into the area that will define our weather all the way through the weekend. just spectacular. let's go ahead and take a look at the graphic for the weekend. look at the big dome. two big domes of high pressure really. there's only about four states in the lower 48 if you will that are going to have foul weather this weekend. today we're going for a high temperature 72 degrees. mostly sunny, breezy and warm. clear skies. an overnight low of 46. tomorrow is looking just great with a high of 75 degrees. got the big antique car show, the had rod show if you will down in ocean city this weekend. weather is going to be perfect for that. saturday sunny and 78. sunday sunny and 75. monday sunny and 80 degrees. there's tropical storm otto. will not affect us for one

to the east of elkton. those will be getting out of here. anything that has form will be dying down in the overnight. we'll be seeing sunshine tomorrow. but it will be much cooler outside. and a big storm comes our way. we'll have that forecast coming up. >> a big, national honor for the marching band from the university of maryland, college park. [ cheering ] >>> this is the marching band reacting, after winning a $25,000 prize for its rendition of the theme for hawaii five-0. see it, mary? >> i love it. book them, dano. >> 43 entered and people voted in the line for the best performance. and the terps won. after practicing in college park, the winning performance was done at m&t bank stadium, when maryland football played navy. not only did they spell out hawaii five-0, they also spelled out -- >> yeah. "book'em dano. >> it's amazing. how they play the instrument at the same time, walk, and form words. >> because you can't see from above what you're doing. >> a lot of practice. congratulations. >>> still ahead. medical breakthrough. the co

right now, a west/northwest wind coming down. 10 in elkton. we're only at 8 miles an hour.ow pressure that came in with from the western plains. it brought a lot of clouds and moisture. and pretty good shower activity. pretty miserable day. to the north of us now, it's still raining. from buffalo down to cleveland. columbus, ohio, not getting showers. some of the rain is back here in ohio. you can see that flow from east to west. you can see that low pressure sitting off of new york city. and it's pushing that moisture all the way into ohio valley. some of this is going to rotate back. probably a lot more clouds. and a better chance of at least a few more showers with tomorrow and that system rolling through the region. and it will still be on the cooler side. now, by late wednesday night and thursday. that moves out. the west winds begin to dry things out. temperatures start to warm up. and looks like a very nice end of the week. small craft advisory just lifted. southwest winds to 10 to 15 the knos. they may put another advisory out tomorrow. bay temp around 72 now. prett

temperatures ranging across the state from 46 on the low side in cumberland to 58 down in ocean city. 54 in elkton, 51 in pax river and 54 in oakland. in the metro area we have temperatures getting to westminster at 54, 49 in columbia, 55 in dc. 56 in annapolis, 56 in kent island, 54 in bel air, and 59 in rock hall. across the state, temperatures are reflecting a bit of a warm up because of a wind from the west, sought west, you see that flow from dc to hagerstown, that 270 corridor starting to reflect it. we'll see a uniform breeze from that direction as the day progresses. what we will also see is the jet stream bringing in moisture from a storm system out toward the west, that will happen monday into tuesday. we'll start to see more and more clouds thicken as a result. but until then, high pressure is dominating our forecast. we have pleasant conditions in place with mild air, just off to our west, but that mild air will shift to warmer air as more of a flow from the south comes in. as it does, we'll see temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. our average daytime high for this date 70 degrees and

and near elkton. let's go back to the forecast. i mean, it's going to be one of those days.>>> baltimore councilwoman helen holton strike as bargain in court but lose as powerful role at city hall. mike schuh has the story. >> reporter: good morning. councilwoman helen holton accepted imprp per campaign donations from two prominent area developers. she did not admit to wrongdoing but did plead no contest. the judge accepted the plea and fined her $2500 and one year unsupervised probaismghts though she -- she gives up her position as chair of the taxation and finance committee. >>> we have an update on the bus crash in bethesda that killed the driver and left 11 passengers injured. the driver had a heart attack. the bus then crashed through guardrail on the skyramp and plunged 40 feet done an embankment. drivers reported seeing the driver slumped over the well before the crash. >>> synthetic marijuana nonas spice is illegal. last night council passed a bill banning it. it is said to have the i'm effect on the body. anyone caught with it could face a $500 fine and or 306 days

down 45 bel air and 40s from elk done to -- elkton to denton at 49.e bay, mild 52 in annapolis. but northwest we drop into the 40s. towson 47. 54 in west westminster. cool air slipping down which didn't bring much more than a few isolated showers in harford and sees i county and delmarva. that stalled in southern virginia. we have a cool northerly wind and we are going to watch the return of that moisture come back with a developing storm. clouds rolling in by daybreak we could have showers and midday tomorrow it will be wet. and moderate to heavy rain at times as the store cranks off coast and spills into strong winds by friday morning. today, 67. mostly sunny skies. but tonight, the clouds rollback in at 48 degrees. and we are looking for showers by daybreak but heavier rain and highs upper 50s to near 60. here's kim with traffic. >> reporter: thanks, justin. good news northbound on 895 northbound lanes of the harbor tunnel have been reopened. delays begin at about the 97th spur. southbound lanes are flowing freely right now. look at cameras, around