annapolis is down to 56, 48 at cambridge, frederick down to 50. 44 at mckinley. elkins is already down to 36 degrees. we will see a variety of temperatures overnight tonight. the satellite picture shows that storm south of nova scotia and slowly pulling away. as it gets further way, less and less of the breeze will be a factor in our weather. there is a cold front coming out of the great lakes with a letter ahead of it and behind it. it will come through tomorrow dry. there will not be in the clouds or rain with it. we do not expect much change with that front going through. it is kind of unsettled out to the west. monday and tuesday, elements of other weather systems will come floating along and changed things, but the weekend winds up in great shape. a couple of areas that out to the west may get down to 39 but most areas will be in the 40's overnight. not as breezy as it today. 69-73 for the high, but we will not go crazy. a 1 foot shot on the open waters with the bay water temperature holding steady. a big football game tomorrow afternoon up in foxboro between

moderate traffic and worse from frederick down to rockville wh all travel lanes open.to northernvirginia, and a report of an accident, a little hard to tell but we're looking for it. alongs 95 corridor in virginia. the accident was reported southbound. w there's a report of a car fire in the same general vicinity. so between wood bridge and newington, the best i c do right now, heads up if you're gettingready to head out, go back and take a look at more traffic cameras and see if we can find it if it is there. joe, eun? >> thank you very much, jerry. have a traffic alert if you take the beltway through tyson's corner you might have to change your commute a bit beginning next week. e ramp from 123 onto northbound 495, that would be the ramp to the inner loop of the beltway, will be closed because of the hot lane construction. instead you'll have to turn left at a newraffic light just before the capital one bank there. get used to that new traffic pattern because it will be in place for about two years. >>> d the news isn much better if you're driving near the rosslyn me

frederick down to hyattstown and germantown to the lane divide. crash on the shoulder at 109. now to the forecast here is steve. >> a look at the extended outlook. we have showers in the forecast today. grab the umbrella. you will need it today. tomorrow showers will diminish. better chance of activity to the west of d.c. then sunshine. the return of the sunshine by wednesday afternoon. thursday lower 70's. mid 70's friday. mid to upper 70's to 80 for the upcoming weekend. >> lovely. that is it for us on "good morning, washington." we will have much more at ♪ [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried something really wild? why not? it's all possible in the nation of why not. royal caribbean's floating nation where you're free to do anything you want. which may be nothing at all. royal caribbean international. visit royalcaribbean.com today. ♪ look like an angel [ grunting ] ♪ walk like an angel ♪ walk like an angel [ laughs ] ♪ talk like an an

just spotty drizzle with sun shin popping out from frederick down into northern virginia. see a little sun before it sets this evening. all that rain you can see continues to move off to the east-northeast as a low pressure will continue to develop off to the east. that's gonna be a factor and that weather tomorrow as the winds are picking up out of the northwest it'll dry things out temperature-wise in the mid- 50s. northwest winds barely moving at 5. the barometer will be rising. 50 in elkins. 51 the warm spot. 48 in oakland. they've had a lot of clouds. last night got the rain. it's cleared out as you saw from the city on west now. just a lot of clouds but that will break later on in the city. the winds are shifting from the north-northwest. tomorrow we could see wind gusts at 30, 35, maybe even 40 miles per hour. a lot of leaves will be blowing around. it's possible branches will be blowing off trees. watch out for that. tonight, however, the winds will gradually turn more to the northwest and pick up. it will be breezy as the low pressure moving through the ohio valle

down. >>> the wood chippers were busy in arlingtonvirginia. this was the scene on south frederick street where workers cleaned up because of a tree that fell onop of parked cars this morning. none was injured. the cars weren't badly damaged. >>> there weren't any injuries when a giant tree came down in northwest d.c. this happened around noon in the 5400lock of nebraska avenue. the tree just missed a car. fell across the street, causing that street to be closed for a while. what's next? chief meet meat doug kammerer is here to tell us. >> things will be calming down just a little bit, saying goodbye to the rain. at least the heavy rain. we're starting to see things clear out. the rain up to the nor and east of the baltimore area but still a couple of light showers here and there. don't be surprised if you're out and about. this is how much rain we've seen. toward the district, down toward the air force se. toward quantico, about a third of an inch there. the temperature are on the cool side. variety now in frederick, maryland. 55 in the district. a very cool and very breezy day as

frederick down through sterling, thenbout a third of an inch of rain, if not a little more from the areasd.c. up into baltimore, around clinton and la plat our storm system, that coastal lo it's moving on to the north. heading up north throughthrough delaware, but we are stuck with that upper-level low back to the west of us. that will stick around as well as some very cool temperatures. you can see the showers, how they really have diminished in size across the area. things are starting to not dry out but at least calm down a little t. silver spring towards alexandria, the rain is outf here, and still over you folks around shady side, annapolis, as well aup around frederick. i-70, 270 at around the rock hall area all moving to the north. so here we go with temperatures, 54 degrees,apital hills at 54, just to the north, 52. now in montgomery county. kensington, mon gomry village, and 52 in fairfax. your forecast for today, 53 to 56, going to be a little breezy at times during the afternn. that will help with the fog. still, though, as the wind settles down tonight, we might have a little

frederick already down to about 48 degrees.g in at 49 degrees and ma inzburg right now at 48 degrees. these numbers will continue to fall throughout the lower 40s. frederic you may get down to that 39-degree mark. areas of rain, 42 to degrees. make sure the kids have the umbrella, make sure you take it as well. maybe some light showers early tomorrow morning, but as the day progresses, we will see that rain progress an pick up in intensity. a couple areas of low pressure and an area of high pressure. this is what gave us the nice weather today. these storms are going to come gether just off the coast and that's going to create a pretty big storm system. luckily for us, it is going to develop and really intensify just to our north. what does that mean for us? well, we're gointo see some rain but not nearly as much rain and wind that they're going to see in portions of new england. they could see 30, 40, even 50-mile-an-hour winds there. for us, it will be chilly, it will be windy, but our wind gusts up 35 miles an hour at the mo

that was our current temperature in the district. 77 in frederick, maryland. down towardredericksburg around 76 degrees. 81 in culpeper. and leonardtown coming in at 74 degrees. what are we eing? hi pressure is just dominating the entire eastern two-thirds of the nation from the rockies, all the way toward the atlantic. just fantastic weather anywhere you go. if you're thinking about taking a little trip, mayb a day trip, it ireally going to be a nice one. warm temperature across the region with that sunshine continuing right thugh the day tomorrow. high pressure will continue to reinforce itself over the next couple days as well. maybe a few clouds late sunday into monday with maybe a chance of a shower. that's about it. take a look at this. we haven't talk much about this system. why not? it won't affect anybody. it is a hurricane. hurricane otto now has winds of 75 miles an hour. it is just to the south of bermuda. it may produce a little in the way of swells you're going there this week. maybe even along the atlantic beaches over the next couple days. it is exp

frederick. and back down here. we'll come back and tell you where those were headed and talk about the end of the week, your morning commute, and a look ahead to the weekend. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malle

we're starting to cool down quickly. 72 in hagerstown, 75 in frederick. now down to 81 -- leesburg out in louden county, 75 degrees. the high today was 82 degrees, low this morning 58. fredericksburg, virginia 87 the high. were really going to see things cool down. you'll be in the 40s most likely tonight toward fredericksburg. not showing any rain. that's the good news as the front came through today. it's been on the dry side. no storms around ourarea, and really no rain at all either. just high pressure starting to build on in behind the front. here's the front. another area of low pressure going to give us rain over the next couple days,hat's making its way toward the east. it's not affecting us right now. to the north of that front, much cooler, 51 in buffalo, 61 in detroit. only 68 in new york today, 78 degrees. we're going to see those cold temperatures move down overnight tonight. that's going to lead to much cooler numbers over the next couple days. yesterday we saw 88. we're going to struggle to make it out of the 60s tomorrow. at least int the m

-usts up there right now at about 11-mile-an-hour winds down frederick and delaware 20.generally arounn our, 10-20-mile-an-hour gusts. that is from time to time. it will be a cooler day. salisbury with all of the cloud cover.úú%-e don't warm it up a t from here.ú we stay in the 50s a whole day lonn. one exception, eastern shore ggtttng up to 56 ddgrees. coooer than aaerage gusting to 25. ú%e showers tay with us, through the day, the centraa part of the state, lookingglike 25 to 30 is going to do it making it feel chilly. as ffr as the rain,,it'ss oing to be no flash-flood watchess no watches or warnings of any kind with regard to flooding thacht is good news. gee degrees forrthe western part of the state. tonight 47 degreee, still showers around but a lesser amounts. a 5-15-mile-an-hour wind gust to tomorrow, 53 degrees, can't rull out ssowers and wednesday as well. sunshiie llter in the day but showers still possible. lookinggnice on friday, saturday ú%d sunday with plenty of ravens return home at m and t stadium. it should be a nice day for the game then. what is happe

partly cloudy skies in the district. 56 in frederick. 54 down toward warrenton. ld for this time of year. we can't rule out a stray shower into early tomorrow morning. a better chance of thunderstorms during the afternoon tomorrow withthe high right around 80 degrees. the temperature fall in a big way down into the 60s by wednesday. i'll show that you extended forecast comin >>> the drug company identifieser is recalling nearly 200,000 bottles of the drug call lipitor. they're doing that after some people called them to let them know, something stinks.ing out the bottle the recall is f the 40 milligram bottles only with an expiration date of january 2013. pfizer says health problems related to the smell are not likely. so patients, they say shrk continue taking the medication. if you smell that dor, the drug company said you should return the tablets to your pharmacist. identifieser is working the bottle supplier to if i go it out. >>> mercedes-benz is recalling 85,0002010 and 2011 vehicles because of a possible problem with steering. the recall includes the c-cl

frederick william and downs american writer janice place in germany he told me that the reason behind french protests is why did it just pension reform i think what's interesting is you have students in the. nazia level the high school levels across france also joining the strikes and that shows that the students recognise if older workers are staying in their jobs several years longer that means so many working places perhaps several million are kept occupied and young workers cannot come into those workplaces and later the whole point is not so much the pension issue or whether the french worker has a cushy compared with british or american or german workers i think the real point is. who is going to benefit from from state policies it's going to be a tiny elite of financial interests and interests or large defense industry interests would back sarkozy's campaign sarkozy by the way is fighting for his political life and he has staked himself that he will ram this thing through on bath of the paris banking and financial sector and stake his presidency on it so he has no choice with t

no worries from frederick all the way down. there had been construction down to points south for about a mile or so. again, southbound side they should be wrapping that up. >> jerry, thanks. >>> a man w recovering after he was found wi apparent gunshot wound at the metro station in alexandria police found the man in a car with a single gunshot wound to the abdomen. this morning fairfax county police are releasing very little infoation. >>> this morning the search is on for the cause of a deadly house fire in laurel. flames broke out on brooklyn bridge rod. crews found a woman dead in the basement. her entity has not yet been released. >>> we know why the tour bus went over a flyover ramp. 66-year-old joseph clayborn junior had a hea attack. that crash shut down the interstate for several hours. despite injuries, everyone se survived. >>> a multivehicle crash in prince william county. police are looking for a tractor trailer that left the scene. the crash cused quite a scene on i5 in woodbridge and involved a series of collision

more wet weather around i-270 and down around fredericks burg and stafford and ferry farm.break in the action. you're certainly going to see more throughout the day. 54 the temperature right now in georgetown. fairfax city, 52 degrees. quantity coat 53. rain likely the first part of the day. by the time we get past the noon hour, things will start to diminish just a little bit. i think we will start to see the rain become moresporadic. 57, 58 degrees that's our high tomorrow for the day. we have two low pressure systems, one off the coast of new jersey, one spinning back to the west, all producing, again, or helping to, keep the cloud cover and the rain in the area. and on top of that, again, we're talking about cool here. but almost cold and chil in areas of the midwest. low temperatures there. average date for our first fst is mid-october. that, folks, is coming up. there's a look at the storm systems coming out of here. windy at times. temperatures between 65. we're actually 55 an 60 degrees. as we get into the end of the workweek, sunshine returns. but we do have rain l

frederick. mckenzie knocked down. here is that storm spinning around. the low pressure system is right there.still have moisture. headed toward nova scotia. and we have clouds. you can see in the gray here. clouds in eastern pennsylvania and over in cecil county. just west of that we have clear skies. there 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 t

quantico 61, gaithersburg already down to 55 degrees. dulles, frederick, pardon me, 57, dulles 60 degrees. once this sun sets a little after 6:30 it will start getting a little cool especially with the breeze. binghamton new york, 43 degrees. all the cold stuff is really up here. we showed you the snow up into vermont. there's still some snow flying up there in northern sections of new york. we're on the backside of this broad area of circulation here. so an occasional shower has been trying to come on by. maybe you get a little raindrop or maybe you've had one told, nothing more than that. here's this nor -- today, nothing more than that. here's this nor'easter slowly moving up into new england, lots of rain and in the higher elevations lots of snow with this and right here in upstate new york they're still picking up a bit of snow. this is our weekend. high pressure will come into the east coast and again tomorrow it will be a little bit breezy. the area of low pressure will still be to the northeast of us and high pressure comes in. there's going to be

down there. and gaithersburg, 70 none frederick. the low 70s in manassas and the mid-70s down fredericksburg. partly cloudy and cooler. the lows are in the mid-40s for the suburbs. mid-50s downtown, about 10 degrees cooler than last night. winds are out of the north at about 10. lows tonight, look at gaithersburg. 48 in rockville. 49 in college park. 48 in bowie. and downtown, they are seeing the low to mid-50s. still ten degrees cooler this morning. and 48 in reston and 46 in leesburg. 46 in middleburg. 46 in manassas. now tomorrow morning, partly cloudy and chilly. 40s and 50s. winds are still light. by the afternoon, partly cloudy and cooler, a very nice day. highs between 65 and 70. and winds are easterly at ten. satellite picture radar combined. another hurricane, hurricane paula, right here. maximum winds are about 100 miles per hour. located about 185 miles southwest from the western tip of cuba. it's going to brush the young tan and then go back to the northeast and affect the western cuba area over the weekend. they could affect south florida next week. we'll keep you posted. track t

it stretches from frederick downtown leesburg and warren 10. -- down to leesburg and warren ton. this is the moderate showers, down in the potomac and parts of alexandria. pushing off to the east as well. here is the forecast. temperatures in the 60's right now, and clear skies and a sunny tomorrow. becoming breezy and cooler as well. the weekend forecast is looking good. >> looking forward to that. everybody is still talking about the miracle of the mine in chile. all 33 men are out of the crap quarters and the focus has turned to their physical and mental health -- cramped quarters and the focus has turned to the physical and mental health. pamela brown is calling the story. >> expectations have been exceeded every step of the way. the health minister says that demand's relatively good health is little short of -- the men's relatively good health is little short of an merkel and two are expected to be released from hospital. today the 33 miners enjoyed the first day of freedom. he was the group's leader before and after the catastrophe. he and forced tight rations of the limite

we've had a couple of thundershowers out of southern pennsylvania through frederick county, maryland. they're falling apart down towards clarksburg. 99% of us, dry for tonight. as high pressure is in charge, it's going to start to inch that front back up to the north, so we'll be o the warm side tomorrow with temperatures, mid to upper 80s. you might touch 90 degrees tomorrow. at national airport, i don't think we're going to quite make it, but it will be close. may kick off an isolated shower tomorrow and tuesday as the cooler air comes back in. not any good color around here yet. one or two showers this evening. mild for october. tomorrow, sunny and hot. clouds building late in the day. maybe a shower. upper 80s tomorrow. near 80 on tuesday. only near 70 on wednesday as a little bit of october finally comes back in. a lot of unsettled weather. no guarantees that next weekend will be as nice. >>> coming up in sports, we will head >>> you said during the break what we've been saying all afternoon. they got luy. >> breakfast sponsored by lucky charms cereal. luck counts. think of all the times when the redskins

keep temperatures a little bit higher than they would normally be. 55 in frederick, 55 in manassas, temperatures not cooling down that much because we still ha those winds. 18 at the airport, 28 in hagerstown, nearly 30 miles an hour in winchester, so th wind is still howling out there tonight. all because of a couple areas of low pressure. the big area still well up to the north and east. we see clear skies right now and i think we'll see plenty of sunshine during the day tomorrow. the storm system itself continues to move to the north and east, but cool with wind behind it. but as the area o low pressure moves out, high pressure will start to move in and that's going to create a very mild day during the day on sunday. i think sunday is really going to be nice as temperatures move back into the 70s, and that leads us to the colts and redskins game coming up at 8:20, 67 degrees at game time, but at probably into the upper 50s by the ti the game is all said and done with. and s and as we move io the day tomorrow, fairly chilly and breezy, 44 degrees. temperature a little below average but no bad. a day very much

we also have some closures was down on frederick road approaching the beltway. there is another water main break that we have been dealing with all week. watch for a crash in dundalk. there is an accident in pasadena. this is liberty. it is inching along because of the earlier accident. we switch over to white marsh where we're looking at some normal volume-related delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we check in live with sandra shaw. she is sharing some inspirational stories about the baltimore running festival. >> the program is called back on my feet. this will be their second consecutive baltimore marathon for 21 runners. some of these people are with me now. you are doing the half marathon. it must be inspirational to train with these people. how so? >> just the motivation that we feed off of each other is an amazing feeling. >> why did you decide to get involved with the program? >> i loved the mission and what it stands for. i think the group atmosphere of running encourages everyone to do their best and change. >> it gives you a distinct

lo at the numbers, down to 44 tonight in frederick. 44 in winchester. 50 in the district. d down towards st. marys ere they saw all that rain, the temperature there around 48 degrees. tomorrow how about this? partly cloudy skies, mixture of sun and cuds. hh temperatures in the upper 60s. i think saturday is gog to b a pretty nice day. before we get yet another chance of rain coming up by sunday. ll havet for you coming up in minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> more than four months after the murder of university of virginia lacrosse player yeardley love, her tragic death is being used as a teachable moment across the country. college campuses are kicking off domestic violence awareness month, urgingtudents to speak up. more from howard university. >> reporter: the death of 22-year-old lacrosse standout yeardley love shook up the university ofvirginia's campus back may. even more shocking to many uva stents, that her former boyfriend george hughley was charged with her murder. there were previous incidents of domestic abuse that went unreported. many wonder if someone had spen

frederick. and 55 in leesberg. 57 down in fredericksberg. so most folks held in the 50s for highs.ow for tonight, mostly cloudy and breezy and chilly, showers possible. lows in the 40s. winds continue out of the northwest at 10-15. satellite picture radar combined. a big area of low pressure stacked on top of us and it can't move because it's trapped from the upper winds and it will sit and rotate but the good news is not much will happen the next 24 hours. the best chance shore showers is -- the best chance for showers is on wednesday afternoon. the exception is the mountains. they'll have a few showers tomorrow afternoon. look at the lows tonight. everybody is in the 40s. 48 downtown and 45 in college park. mid-40s in rockville. 43 in gaithersburg. 42 in leesberg and 43 in manassas. so this is the time now to get your furnace checks or flue checked. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and breezy. and by afternoon we'll keep the chance of a shower in. high temperatures between 60 and 65. winds northwesterly at 10-15. 9 future cast has the showers in pennsylvania but they do begin to r

down to 48. westminster and pred frederick 63. temperatures today will rise to some degree with readings moving into the 60's. here's the satellite image. a little hard to see. we have clear skies here. we are just seeing the map. on the satellite, you see these like a gray smudge up here at new york state, massachusetts, vermont, new hampshire. this smudge right along in here, that's some low clouds. that cool front will be dropping down during the day today. with the atmosphere so dry, all it may do is produce a couple clouds, and that's it. high pressure is still the dominant weather feature, and we're going to have to wait for this weather feature out in the plains states to come in. that will take a couple days, late columbus day or early tuesday is what we're thinking for that particular weather feature. so today we may see a few scattered clouds this afternoon, but the sun will still be the dominant weather feature. west to netcht winds at 5 to 10. insta-weather futurecast shows some clouds, cool front coming in. one comes

down here. montgomery, frederick county, washington county and this is the brunswick line starting at martinburg and frederick and this, the three trains cancelled are all along this route here. the trains we are talking about. one of them happened this morning at phi clock this morning out of brunswick. the two other marc trains that have been cancelled are train 894 departing frederick at 7:20 a.m -- excuse me, i'm so sorry. it is 89 departing frederick at 7:10. and train 880 departing brunswick at 7:40. those are the two other trains that have been cancelled. the best alternates are 894 departing frederick at 7:20 a.m. or 878 departing martinsburg at 63 o. it will hold at the brunswick station until 7:40 this morning. other alternatives include taking 991 or the montgomery county ride on with service to rockville and silver spring. what caused all of these cancellations? unfortunately police say it was an apparent suicide. yesterday afternoon, a freight train struck and killed a man who had been on the tracks sow of the rockville station. that shut down the line for several hours during the h

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and a report of other downed trees in the arlington area over on frederick street. ust a short time ago, trees came crashing down on cars. there was property damage. nobody was injured in the incident. we have sloppy conditions out herement because of all the rain we have had recently, the ground is very,ery saturated. unfortunately we could see more of these trees coming down. they simply have nothing to hang on to. when the wind comes through, they are just uprooting. we are seeing quite few fender-benders out there this morning, so be careful good advice. >>> 6:55. here's a look at topstories. u.s. state department issued a re advisory for americans visiting or living in europe due to a terror threat. it urges them to be vigilant in tourist areas or mass transition. >>> a final good-bye to a local navy s.e.a.l. a funeral mass for brendan loonie will be celebrated at 10:30 at the about sill cal of the shrine for immaculate conception. . >>> and elena kagan begins her time as supreme court justice as the high curt begins its term today. among some othe bigger cases,

they live in frederick county and headed down 270. >> i don't know who in the world is on the road at 5:00 in the morning. >> reporter: traffic was moving but -- >> she said the baby's here. i need to push and i'm saying don't push, don't push. >> reporter: one hour and 17 minutes later little mila arrived 8 pounds 3 ounces of chubby cheeks and tiny ting fingers, perfect just the -- tiny fingers, perfect just the way everybody likes it. >> we're all kind of adrenaline junkies and we like it when we're really busy and have a lot of babies. >> reporter: the pollacks are still debating on the baby's name. they've ruled out storm-related names like storm, flurry and blizzard. >> cute little baby and congratulations to everybody. doctors know these delivery dates, so they've already warned hospitals to prepare because you may remember those storms continued. there was even more snow in february, so they're expecting labor and delivery to be busy several more months. >>> you're laughing like you got a secret. >> no. not at all. i just was haling because yeah, there's more coming -- laughing

shutting down frederick road. use route 40. as for the beltway. wilkins aveeue. and, even on 695, key bridge. it is going tt be smooth-sailing there is an accident, but, juss be aware, you'll find the activity, that one is right aa saddleegrove road.ú back over to you. >> thank you. months in the making. you're taking a live-look, at ttat site, in chile. that'' the minister of health. he's giving an update to the come out. and those families, still waiting. %-injected her twice, and she wt to sleep. that's itt she passed. >> next hh thought he put his dog to sleep. what ent wrong that rought the ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally- conscious way while saving you hundreds of dollars on your water-heating energy bill. the geospring water heater from ge with advanced hybrid technology. heating the water in your home any other way is just going to seem primitive. [ monkey cheeps ] ♪ maryland residents can save up to $780 while funds last. it's li

downed trees. the accident is route 32 at frederick road in west friendship. sinkhole in middle river at byrd river road and middle river road. north point and kane closures in effect because of flooding in that area. perry hall bel air road reopened between necker and route 43. we will keep you posted on other problems. a downed tree summer hill and ba bardon and bosley and old bosley. north charles and bellona a defective light and dealing with a downed tree westbound northern parkway at falls road. falls road and smith avenue flooding. you see the yellow developing on the west so slow spots there. nothing out of the ordinary. in the area of severn we have a closure due to a sink hole at gambrills and antrim and old mill at 170 another spot where flooding may tie you up. a look to see how the volume is shaping up. it is amounting to a delay at old court. some delays forming on southbound 95 out of the northeast from white marsh to the 895 split. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." back to you. >> our big story is all about rain and a lot of it. with th

most of us will stay on the dry side. 60 degrees in sterling. 57 toward frederick. 60 in baltimore and down toward la plata. what are we going to be seeing? overnight and through the night, 54 by 9:00. 52 by 11:00. breezy in chile as you wake up tomorrow morning on you saturday. if you're waking up at 5:00 al know you're wake up to some cool temperature. 50 degrees by 7:00 a.m. the mperatures will warm up. it will be a fairly cool saturday. much better news coming up in my full forecast. >>okay. thanks. >>> e redskins are facing the colts here on nbc 4 this weekend. there's a lot on the line. >> the redskins going for win number four. believe it or not, that would match their win total for all of last season and put the record of 4-2 which would be among the best records in the league. if the redskins beat the colt, they're going to have to earn it. peyton manning and coil bringing the third ranked scoring offense. the colts averaging about 28 point per game. manning has 11 touchdown passes which is tied for the most in the league. he's been the face of that franchise for more than a decade

we have been discussing this crash that you see live now at the visitor's center, it is down 66. 15 in frederick maryland -- 15 in frederick, maryland -- everything is closed. they are bringing in and that it back helicopter. more for you in less than 10 minutes. >> thank you very much for the latest there. >>> coming up, star power for struggling democrats. today, the first lady hits the campaign trail. >> plus, a new report highlighting metro's latest problems. >> and the dramatic scenes continue to unfold in chile. the latest on the rescue continue to unfold in chile. the latest on the rescue effo woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17

down. the temperature cool off. 75 here. frederick at 70. hagerstown at 69.ext couple of days looking great. plenty of sunshine. 77 on saturday. sunday and monday also looking good. monday, high temperature getting up toward about 81 degrees a great three-day week for many of you out there. enjoy it. >> thanks, doug. >> time for a little redskins rewind. it is on. >> great weekend. let's hope it makes a great game for the redskins. th will be a good one. we'll talk about an old one. we dial it back to 1988 when the redskins visited the packers. not on the frozen tundra but the soggy outfield of county statement in milwaukee you see until 1994, part of the home schedule was played in wisconsin's largest city to appease the biggest part of the fan base. as for the skins, they went in with questions at quarterback and at running back. plus, some extra motivation from a former teammate. >> reporter: oober 23, 1988. surging ck from surge. doug william in his first game in a month after an appendectomy gets in his groove real quick. on the skins' second possession.

the northwesterly wind will start to cool us down. 79 right now in frederick. look at culpepper, still warm there, quantico around 81. frericksburg was around 84-85 degrees. for the most part it's dry, a few showers to the east of the area. 66 by 9:00, cooling down quickly to 52 by the time you're waking up and stepping out the door around 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. most areas in the suburbs will be down into the lower to middle 40s. more cnges in the forecast. > right now, the first of 33 trapped miners are about to be pulled to the surface. rescue efforts are expected to begin in two hours. crowds of family members are staying at a site pegged camp hope. they were spotted the this morning getting ready for their loved one's arrival. the miners have been living under ground now for two months. they'll be raise to freedom one by one in a two-hour process. >>> still ahead, it's a right of passage for teenagers, are parents doingnough to teach the kids the rule of the road? >> stop, hit the brakes. >> they completely ran a red light. >>> the eye opening results of a new

we're seeing wind gusts upwards of 25 miles an hour. 73 in sterling and frederick, maryland, 75 in baltimore, down to the south. 76 in la plata. saint mary's county. look at the winds. winds gusting upwards of 20 to 25 miles an hour in the d.c. area, toward sterling, la plata, no matter where youare, expect windy conditions through the evening hours. that will help push temperatures up over the next couple hours and you can see the rain there. watch what that. rain coming toward our area and then splitting up. more rain to the north. then rain to the south but we will stay dr most part overnight tonight. down toward the southern portions of maryland toward saint mary's county. maybe a few showers there and an isolated shower or sprinkle. that will be about it. 73 degrees by 5:00 p.m. 68 b7:00. tempature ound 64. we will continue on this mild trend and there is another chance for rain. i think a much better chance of rain coming up a little later on. i'll he that for you in my full forecast. >> thanks, doug. >>> the unexpected happened during opening statements in the trial of a man charged with mu

up in maryland this hour, i-270 looking good from frederick all the way on down. ladies?rry. that's news 4 today. thank you for starting your columbus day with us. >>> the "today" show is next. we start early tomorrow morning at 4:30. hopefully you'll join us then. until then, have a great day. i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago: dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget -- honestly. grow small businesses -- really. excellent schools -- everywhere. protect the bay -- finally. it's why i'm running -- to make the ste we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work.

we are down around 50 degrees in baltimore. 54 frederick and 54 easton. gusts little bit of a gusty wind blowing out of the north but not quite as much of a wind as today and a few clouds in and out of the north but no rain and as we look at the saturday a good-looking fall day as we go to 60 by lunchtime. great weather for all the runners. that's a big running festival downtown. we will talk much more about the forecast and what sunday looks like, a little bit of a turn there. >> the steven community remembering a professor killed in a crash onto turnpike back in august. the university's school of sciences is continuing her passion to save the chesapeake bay. the artificial roof will be dumped into the bay next spring. >> real passion was middle school students, and under served populations and introducing them to science and math. that was always her passion and she would organize events, unfortunately she didn't get to see this one but it's the kind of stuff she did all or life. >> a memorial for her will be held on october 26th at the university. >>>

down in annapolis, 54 degrres. back in frederickound 45 for the temperaaure.ú now looking at our future scan. this is the predicted rainfall. computer model running numbers. saying that ww could get anywhere from abbut three quarters of an inch of rain down southwest offus. to about half an inch r more across parts of central maryland. so along the 955corridor, it will come down good. as yoo get into northern virginia there is an area that cculd get as much as an inch. so looking at decent rainfall as the low puuhes in from the west. coolerrspots north, bosson 41. 60 in richmond. and we will continue to stay on the cooler side of things for the next few days. but it looks like we do have a system cutting ith a double low. mmdwest, converges with the coastal low. strengthen and become like a nor'easter. reaaly compact itself over off the coast of the cape here, in near boston..3 so really going to strengthen and pick up the winds and drop heavy rainfall and hhad up toward mainee for us we will probably see the heavy rain and then als

canceled due to wires down by edsell road. frederick line is affected. 35 minutes late due to high standing water. an accident on the outer loop, university bouleva on the right sulder. but as we no, that's how it takes. we already have delays. it is now inching along. the accident scene again is on the right shoulder. eun and joe, back to you. >> ashley, thanks. >>> 6:43. why metro is opening up early torrow morning. and the transit agency is developing a new way for you to pay to ride the system. >>> worst kept secret in washingt. rahm emanuel leaving the white house. we know who will be replacing him. >>> vre, a rough commute. right here in this neighborhood, i grew up arning strong families and hard work means opportunity. and that starts with good schools. it's a tradition here in maryland-- and why in these tough times i've put education first. we've made record investments in our classrooms... doubled the number of charter schools... and we've fren college tuition for four years in a row. and it's working. experts say we now he t

temperatures, they are still well above average. 75 in frederick and culpepper. even 83 downericksburg. now, unlike yesterday when the temperatures kind of just floated up into the 60s, tonight, they will fall much more quickly into the 40s and 50s. for tonight then, partly cloudy, cooler. a 46 to about 54 downtown. winds are out of the north at about 10. in fact, lows tonight, gaithersburg, 46 in rockville. inside the beltway, you'll be to the low to mid-50s. still 10 degrees cooler than you were yesterday. upper 40s in fairfax and reston and sterling. and leesburg and manas ins, you'll be until the mid-40s tonight. tomorrow morning, cloudy. kind of the chilly start. the good news, winds are not very strong. and then by the afternoon, partly cloudy and cooler. high temperatures, 65 to 70, which is pretty close to average. your average high is now 70 downtown. and the winds turn easterly at 10, but not a huge factor. the next seven days. upper 60s tomorrow. low 60s on thursday. there's the rain in the afternoon. 60s on friday. maybe a few clouds in the morning. but a very nic

frederick and into montgomery county. some light showers. they will contue to make their way on down toward the south and east. frederick overnight. look at this. a low of 41. 40 in warrenton. windchills tonight in e 30s for just about everybody. it will be a chilly morning. temperature tomorrow rebounding back into the mid to upper 60s. still in the windy side with winds gusting 20 to 30 miles an hour during the day. watch out out there for a lot of those leaves. anmaybe even some tree limbs down in e afternoo >> thanks, doug. >>> what you're looking at is what we know is the white house. tonight, iis the pin house. at least for one night. the first family is celebrating national breast cancer awareness month. the main gate to vice prident biden's house is lit pink as well. >> president obama signed that socket national breast canr awareness month. they hung a big ribbon on the pennsylvania side of the white house. >>> the washington area women's group held its leadership awards. today you might recognize one of those ladies up there. that's my partner serving on the board, as a matter of fact. she emceed the

edgewood parkton down to 44. frederick 45. mchenry is now up to 4840 degrees.unny skies. here you can see the hint of these clouds in that weather disturbance off to our northwest. but high pressure is going to keep this away, having a hard time moving in. here's the departing tropical type weather system over the atlantic. the northwest winds coming in behind it pulling the temperatures down. but what's going to happen is this high pressure gives way, weakens and allows us to get closer. and also, more disturbed tropical weather coming up from the southeast. so the two are going to place a squeeze play on us by tomorrow night into monday. so today is a good one and today is the best of the bunch. mostly sunny. north to northeast winds. 65 to around 70 for the high. now we see the squeeze play in action. here's our system to the northwest. by sunday morning mid day it starts getting into the mountains with the rain. pittsburgh is raining. then also we have something coming out of the tropics coming up prom the southeast. then that process continues into the eve

gaithersburg has cool down to 54, so has frederick and winchester sitting at 54 degrees, too. overnight tonight clear conditions. the winds will calm down and numbers drop down to the 40s in the suburbs, more like about 52, 53 degrees here in town. again out in the suburbs overnight tonight very chilly as we drop down to the 40s. here's all the rain. it's lifting up quickly north and northeast bringing new england a lot of very heavy rain, but the heaviest of the rain thank goodness has moved on. look at this tropical moisture. this feed continues all the way down into the caribbean, just kind of pumping all that rain with heavy amounts of moisture. so the rainfall totals again very impressive. looking back out to the west, high pressure builds in here temporarily. you can see the next storm system spinning down into the midwest. that will be just to the west of us tomorrow, okay? you can see the rain out here and this is sunday and then we will have a developing area of low pressure just to the west of us -- pardon me, just to the east of us on sunday and i think by sunday eve

down there. they're looking at calm winds right now. 61n frederick, 59 in martinsburg, west virginia. going to see cool air by the time you wake up. high pressureontinuing dominate the entire eastern half of the nation. clear skies from chicago right on down toward our region and highs today associated with the high pressure, we'reay up there, 90 in omaha, 78 i detroit, and 79 in raleigh. a nice warm air mass. so no matter what you're doing over the weekend, whetr it's traveling a couple of hours or maybe taking a plane ride out to the west, it's great. high pressure with plenty of sunshi tomorrow. continuing nice and warm right on through sunday and then we watch a little system on monday that may give you a slight chance of a shower, but that's really going to be about it. overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning, clear skies, seasonal temperatures. a great morning. that, of course, will be in the city. as we move out, a great day to get out and about. mostly sunny and nice and warm. just about perfect. winds in the west, 10 to 15 miles an hour. high temperatures close to 280-degr

frederick. hagerstown 52. quantico 56. most areas in the 50s. look at pittsburgh now, 48 degrees. columbus 54. the cool air all the way down to raleigh, 60 degrees there. actually most of the east coast, just about everybody. even east of the mississippi is a little cooler than normal. look at chicago 57. st. louis 63. little rock 69. how often is it the case that dc is cooler than fargo, north dakota? they are at 70 degrees right now. international falls 68. big area of high pressure right up through the nation's mid section. that's where all the warm weather is. there's a trough of low pressure out west. that is allowing cooler temperatures there as well as the cooler temperatures for us too. this pattern is going to be slow to move. so we will be kind of stuck in this cool patten the next several days. tomorrow with sunshine and 64 degrees. more clouds on wednesday and a few showers. we are back down to 63. thursday looks like we slowly turn the corner with more sunshine. temperature gets up to 68 degrees. on friday we are up to where we should be where an average of 73 degrees. you get the idea that the next several da

gaithersburg, 55; frederick, now 61; no -- they'll cool down as the shower comes through, dulles in the lower 60s, quantico, 62 degrees and put your umbrellas away. you're not going need them after the shower here comes through. one of the lows coming across and looks like we're going to have a fairly big storm system that forms up to the northeast of us and looks like before it's said and done, it will be a classic nor'easter, the area of low pressure is coming off the carolinas and there is the heavy rain moving through come is the area of low pressure. again, later tonight and for tomorrow, this thing will run right up the coast and really become a big wind machine for us and start to bring cooler air out of the north and will be breezy tomorrow and on saturday and we stay in the 60s now for the next several days. don't worry, though, the weekend looks great and this is why. look at the high pressure filling back in. if you get clear all the way back out across the nation, it's dry and this takes you all the way out to the west coast and, again, this is our weekend, friends. it looks

down to 6 t at national. 66 in frederick and 68 in fredericksburg. we will come back and talk about the week. not all good and not all bad. >> thank you, topper. >>> hundreds of groups are expected to rally on the mall tomorrow advocating for jobs, quality education and justice. the one nation working together rally is scheduled for tomorrow at the lincoln memorial. more than 400 organizations including labor unions, faith and environmental and gay rights groups are expected to be there. metro is opening an hour early to accommodate the crowds and you want to be careful. a lot of road closings in the area around the mall. speaking of roads, let's check the evening rush. patranya bhoolsuwan is in the traffic center. >> before we get to tomorrow, a lot of things are happening this weekend. we have to get home tonight and still seeing a lot of traffic out there on 495 north of town, especially on the inner loop from silver spring in to college park. tracking a lot of brake lights. no accidents but a lot of volume. be aware of that if you are heading out

when the doctors tell us that this is environmental and we sit down with families -- we went door to door and sat with families in frederickers to cancer, 13 family members to cancer. we go down one road in frederick, right outside of fort detrick, out of 11 houses, 9 have family members that were lost to cancer. so when i look at my neighborhood, i don't have nine families on my street that have cancer. so it's emotional and all of the community is in an outrage. >> and so much to ask and talk about, but in the last 30 seconds i want to ask what is next? what happens now? >> we continue to find families, if they'll go to fightingforfrederick.org, they'll be able to complete a survey. the cancer cluster study that they did only includes 2000 to 2007 data for frederick county registered cancer cases. so if anyone has moved from frederick or relocated, those cancers are not included. if it was before 2000 or after 2007, that wasn't included. and the health department is looking at our data. we communicate with them regularly. so the next step would be to gain as many names and as much data as possible surrounding the cancers