and hartford county line. moving through the carrol mill, into hartford, and into teh jarretsville. hartford county, be rpepared. -- prepared. a storm that could produce a tornado is heading in your direction. we are not seeing as much of a tornado now, and i will check the windy here if we are losing any of that. embedded in that rain is the potential for tornadic development. these green-shaded areas are intended to move towards the radar site in virginia, and these orders should areas are moving toward the radar. the general vicinity of old york road -- i believe that is -- the school out of banner road. >> the fact that -- >> st. james school. i have a feeling that is where the center of this is. it will be in that general area. >> as these storms have the potential for tornadoes, we have to recognize the potential. the conditions are right for one, but one has not been decided yet. as these storms move, they have a tendency to dissipate over time. i think that lets us ease up a little bit. >> and these ar

yes, it is up in hartford county. this is starting to slide off towards the north and toward the east, but still some heavier downpours as we slide towards delta, also fon grove. if your travels are taking you that way, take it easy on the roadways, i can't emphasize that enough. this is sliding over towards rising sun and port posit getting some light showers. here's the temperatures, 79 with a dewpoint of 69 in glen burnie and elkton coming in at 72 degrees. let's get a check of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. lots of dense fog. >>reporter: yes, lynette. you do want to expect reduced visibility. that lone shower up in hartford county, we do have a tree that's fallen in falston. it's at route 152 at hartford road. unfortunately we do have an accident to tell you about, it's right on the northbound lanes of route 295 at route 32. definitely something to keep in mind. be sure to slow down this morning. it's really going to be an important thing to remember because that reduced visibility just awful. as w

down hartford road.t's right between route 152 and record road. you'll want to use bel aire road instead. as we look at the main lines, here's what the beltway looks like in parkville, a lot of fog here at hartford road, do expect reduced visibility as you make the push all the way up towards towson. no delays, though. and the west side of 695 will remain clear. you're looking at an 11-minute ride right now on the outer loop from 795 down towards 95. everything will be up to speed. traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel, just that typical eight-minute ride right now northbound from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. megan and charley, over to you. >>> you can call him with a lot of luck. he's doing fine this morning after going on an 11-mile ride at 50 miles an hour. >> yeah. stay with us for the miraculous story. it may prove that it's not just the cat that has nine lives. [ female announcer ] having grands biscuits in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 m

and so if you're watching from hartford county, we'll see if we get another tornado warning for hartford county. moving rapidly. people in jartsville, you can be next in the path of this rotating storm right now. so this is actually a storm that came up quickly. just after the 6:00 news. we saw the tornado warning come down at 6:30. and then we quickly got air because we want to make sure all of our viewers in central baltimore county stay safe in these type of situations. if we see the storm lose its rotation, if we drop the tornado warning, we'll get you back to programming. but for now we have to stay on the storm. and this is an old storm track. let me pull that off of there. it has now cleared the phoenix area, so that's good. that's what we want to see. but let me get out of this setup here. and let's give you a better look. this is our -- there is two -- when you look at doppler radar, you have to understand. we look at two different products. there is two different ways to look at these storms. and one of them is to look at the rotating winds. that is this view. when you see this

conditions will worsen here at hartford road. you will want to slow down, be careful, turn on the low beams to try to navigate through all of the fog. that's a look at abc 2 new time saver traffic. megan and charley, over to you. >>> a developing story over the last 11 days, it's -- it's been 11 days since anthony anderson died in police custody. the state medical examiner ruled anderson's death a homicide. he died from blunt force trauma. the report shows he had broken ribs, ruptured spleen and internal bleeding. anthony's family calls the incident police brutality and they say the police officers should be held responsible for anderson's death. >> we want these officers fired, we want them arrested and we want them convicted because if it was a normal citizen that committed homicide, they would be behind bars. >> the officers initially said anthony tried to swallow drugs, but the medical examiner says drugs played no role in his death. those three officers are currently on paid administrative leave. it's still unclear whether t

it's really bad in hartford county and we do have a fallen tree on hartford road between 152 and record road. if you are traveling in the area, stick with bel aire road instead. if you are using 95, there are no delays from bel aire down to white marsh. you're looking at a 15-minute ride right now heading into the city. here's what it looks like downtown at 395. you'll notice a lot of fog in this region. so slow down. it's extremely important to do so because it's really going to be bad out there. you're looking at the beltway right now in towson, just west of york road, everything up to speed. again, fog going to be an issue, but no delays as you do head up to 83. and the west side of the beltway will remain clear from 795 down to 95. megan and charley, over to you. let's go o's >>> 191 games since the major league baseball season and with just one game left on the books today, still so much to be determined in just nine innings of baseball. the o's are still a game behind the yankees in the american league's eastern division race and they're now looking to close that one-game gap toni

here's what 695 looks like in parkville at hartford road. again, that fog going to be the main concern. no significant delays, though, heading up towards 83. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. charley, over to you. >>> politics one of the big stories today. after more than a year of primary campaigns and elections, the race for the white house has come down to two candidates and tonight those men will meet for the first time in a highly anticipated debate from denver. a number of political pundits have said tonight's debate in colorado will go a long way toward separating those two candid obama and governor mitt romney from a very tightly-locked race. the campaigns, though, they're downplaying the expectations from tonight's squareoff between these two candidates. now, governor romney is now saying that tonight's debate is not going to go a really long way toward determining a definitive winner. let's listen. >> in my view, it's not so much winning and losing or even the people themselves, the president or myself, it's about som

meg. >>> hartford county schools closed today as crews continue to clean up from sandy. about 15,000 people remain in the dark and some people have been without power since monday night. >> and then we haven't had power since. so we've just been making the best of it. >> we're bundling up. >> bundling up, we have a wood stove that we've kept running, and eating things out of a can. >> you better believe this is a big job for bge crews, from alabama, tackling tree removal in that county and they are restoring linemen right now working throughout hartford county, but the damage is pretty expensive up there. in some spots they say the power could be out a week, but they're working on it. >>> band aids are a staple when it comes to caring for your child and occasionally with those scrapes and cuts they get, you need them. >> now from the courtesy of m.i.t., yes, m.i.t. could bring the ouchless back to the bandages. >>> let us know, we're going to head over to western maryland where sandy is leaving her mark but a different kind. >> whoa! >> hard to believe in that western pa

. >> now to hartford county where disaster relief efforts are under way. joins us with ann update. >> the biggest problem is down trees. many fell on power lines and homes. >> this tree went down, and several others went down right after. it was like it were all dropping. it was just a terrible sound. >> in the very would community in hartford county there were busy cleaning up damage from this week's storm. ellen murray saw for the first time the damage a tree did to her home. >> i am very upset. it was devastating. i was shocked when i saw it. i know you can rebuild, and various -- material things are important, but i'm thankful i was not in the house at the time. >> we heard the tree go down. it was just a matter of finding out where it went. >> it had to be unbelievably frightening. >> it is just so loud. >> all over hartford county there was minor flooding, trees down, and with the trees came power lines. many areas workers were still trying to restore power today. >> many calls are you getting? are they like constantly? >> all the time. one after the

. >> hartford has made a big bust braking up what they way was one of the biggest drug rings they have seen. >> they seeds crack, marijuana, cocaine, they put more than a dozen people in jail. roosevelt is live with the latest. >> reporter: the wire tap investigation spanned all the way to georgia as deputies tracked the movement and the escalation of violence in the county. this is just about a week's worth of drugs and cash that plowed through the hands of the hartford county gang called world's most dangerous. that's more than $100,000 in cash, four kilos of cocaine, two of crack and two of marijuana. the gang was responsible for a trail of guns and violence that stretch from the streets of edgewood to atlanta. they were able to catch them because they talked to much. >> listening to the conversations led us to their midlevel suppliers. from then they were able to get wire tap orders for them and continued that investigation which was more undercover work, sister surveillance we were able to identity the suppliers in go georgia. >> 13 people were arrested here and are facing state c

and, by the way, election day is tuesday. >>> the school bell won't be ringing in hartford county. >> yeah, coming up in a bit, the chain saws will be buzzing out there. it's a day of cleanup. we're going to take you there, showing you just how bad things are. >>> and those halloween decorations, they may be in somebody else's yard and your halloween costume is going to be covered with a coat, but trick or treating still a go. some things to think about before you head out the door. >>> and sandy is pushing away, but we are left with some cold temperatures. i'll tell you if there's a warmup in the forecast coming up. >>> no school in hartford county today, but the chain saws are going to work early. >> crews are cleaning up all the damage caused by sandy. about 15,000 people remain in the dark. some people there have been without power since monday night. >> and then we haven't had power since, so we've just been making the best of it. >> we are he a bundling up and -- we're bundling up, that kind of thing. >> bundling up, we have a wood stove we've kept running and eating things out

>>reporter: well, lynette, traffic just starting to pick up here on 695 at hartford road. we are dealing with storm damage as well as several accidents across the region. i'll have all the details coming up on "good morning maryland." >>> thanks for joining us this morning. listen, if you have ever doubted just how strong the winds can be, especially from sandy, we have some proof to show you. >> yeah, trees are down all over the area, but rarely do you get to see one as it's falling. that wasn't until now. take a look at this video shot on long island. you can see the winds begin to push the tree over, pulling the roots right out of the grounds. fortunately no one was hurt. >> it's amazing because we always see the pictures afterwards, so that's pretty incredible. >>> check this out, a police officer had to stop traffic in downtown annapolis and this is only for a little while and it wasn't because of the broken rights or anything sandy related. these ducks, a trio of them were trying to cross the road, so perhaps they were trying to take advantage of everybody being indo

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all over hartford county there were trees down, minor flooding, and lots of power outages. >> waiting for the electricity to go on, and then we will be in good shape. we about a lot of help from neighbors. that has been a big help. everyone pitches in together. >> if you were in the tree trimming business, there will be plenty of work for weeks. >> all the time. one after another. i'm going to go look at jobs after we get this cleaned up. >> at the hartford county emergency center there were winding down. a very busy few days. bob thomas says it could have been a lot worse. >> when you look at what has happened to new jersey, what happened in new york and other jurisdictions, hartford county and the great state of maryland sustained -- cared much better than these other jurisdictions. -- faired much better than these other jurisdictions. >> a little over 8000 customers are still without power at this hour. teacup think you very much. we are actually dealing with cooling disasters. western maryland is dealing with as much as 29 inches of snow. we were surveying the team this afternoon

between 6:30 and 7:30 that cell moved up into hartford county. it was that critical hour. there was a pretty strong cell that had definite circulation showing. whether that translated to the ground, we will find out. a quiet day today. what about tomorrow? we bring you details coming up in just a minute. >> stay informed anytime severe weather strikes. you can download are free smart phone apps for insta-weather updates. all free. a police pursuits to the streets of baltimore and ends in a deadly crash. detectives are piecing together how it all happened. it started just before midnight last night when drug investigators tried to stop and as you eat that had an armed person inside. once police were on this trial, the vehicle in question collided with another vehicle, then struck a tree near the intersection of broadway and biddle. the person behind the wheel of the suv was killed. police have been interviewing eyewitnesses. they confirm recovering and handgun from the suv. identities of the suspects are being withheld until criminal charges are filed. baltimore county poli

we have power issues in hartford county. as we check in and take a live look, actually a picture, this was taken last night in hartford county. this is route 136. there is flooding in the area. so, be careful. if you are heading out on the main lines. this is 95 and route 152. not too much traffic out there. if you don't have to travel this morning stay at home. the roads are very slick. the speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles per hour. you're taking a live look in baltimore county. again very slick. take it slow. that will be the main important thing. you want to keep it in mind. that's a look at your traffic. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we have certainly enjoyed a drop in the gas prices. hurricane sandy is likely going to send them right back up. the storm is making its way through the heart of the east coast oil refinery region. many have shutdown temporally. the real impact will comes a damage from flying debris and power outages. it takes refineries offline for several days. experts don't think it will

hartford, northern baltimore howard, all this with freeze watch. there will be a pretty thick frost come saturday morning early. if you are a baltimore marathoner, you may put on that one extra layer. i know you have a lot of heat when you run but it'll be a chilly start. in the meantime tonight not as bad. temperatures in the mid40s and down around 40 at daybreak tomorrow. certainly a cool start for the early morning drive as you hit the road. maybe grab the fleece but conditions will be fairly quiet. additional cloud cover tomorrow. look at the beautiful blue skies today. what a fantastic finish on the eastside as we look from ccbc. the tidewater marina, clear finish to the day. looking into cecil from hartford and kent island. always love to look at chesapeake bay. just a fantastic view here from hemingway. temperatures in the mid40s now, again falling another five to ten degrees tonight but all the state should stay above the freezing with the exception of the very high terrain toward garret. cool flow though across the north and east. this is

baltimore and hartford counties were under tornado warnings friday.ned lines were reported last night along a 100 foot wide past near cox road. a crew from pge was on the scene trying to restore power last night. the sheriffs office had the road blocked off and there were no injuries reported. trying to avoid a good soaking in and around downtown baltimore in several places. that rain came down sideways as rains whipped around. the nasty line of storms also forced high school football games like this one to be postponed. and we just want to remind you that you can track weather wherever you are. you can try our i phone app and see interactive radar in full screen. get the updated forecast every day at wbal tv.com. all you have to do is click on weather. >>> the i team has uncovered something all those ads for and against question seven aren't telling you. language in the bill gives prince georges county voters the power to deny their own casino site even if the referendum question passes state wide. david collins has the commitment 2012 update. >> to

the hartford has been in business 202 years doing.there's any doubt, call us. >> liam, meteorologists are rewriting textbooks. you have irene 14 months ago, now this. do your models tell you that this is going to be a more likely scenario over the next, i don't know, 20 or 30 years? >> well, carl, we do model scenarios like this, believe it or not. maybe not exactly this scenario but ones of this kind of severity. and for us i would say it's a manageable event financially. i don't think there's any question that things are different now. at least they have been over the last couple of years. you might expect a company like ours has skilled analytical professionals who do this work in conjunction with industry groups and the weather patterns have been quite different. the question really is, is this a permanent change, or is this just a cycle we're going through which we've had many weather cycles throughout history, as you know. i don't think the answer to that is clear yet. >> right. and, liam, i have to ask you, the impacts on the i

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the hartford current said you put up relativist in your own statements are baseless insults. i've repeatedly said it will not do anything to cut benefits to our seniors who are getting them today and that i won't. cut in the $760 million out of medicare does affect seniors benefits because it reduces the reimbursements to hospitals and doctors in nursing homes. medicare actuaries have said that 15% of hospitals will go out of business if those payments aren't reimbursed. so this is a benefit reduction to her seniors than something to be concerned about. murphy: is difficult to believe because in our fourth straight day she will be straight with the people of this state. you have to take a few comments she's made on the record that she did to this tea party group when she said she would support sunsetting asser position. other than that she can't get her priorities. on medicare, her ideas are more dangerous. she said repeatedly she would be open to paul ryan and matt romney's plans. privatizing medicare to be an absolute disaster for seniors across this state because of that t

surgery centers ranging from hartford county in bellaire to baltimore city. one person in maryland has died from the infection, another fallen ill. an overnight fire shut down part of the coin has they arrived at fleet and broadway, flames shooting out of the first and second floors. the ceiling rolled back over on fire crews as a research and for the source of the fire and they were ordered out of the building. no word yet on because of that fire. the baltimore orioles in texas tonight ahead of their wild-card game against the rangers. they could not stop the tampa bay raised and evan was really hot last night. the second wild-card team, baltimore will face the rangers in arlington tomorrow night. the winner of that game will host the yankees this sunday. >> school safety is a timely topic in baltimore county as the district looks to a high-profile shooting as a lesson learned. top administrators are taking a closer look at safety procedures. jim joins us in the studio with the story. >> for 20 years, baltimore county has been holding a system wide conferenc

and 95 at 152, coming down from hartford county, a nice start.problems from the cecil county area toward howard county. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story this morning, a big win in the bronx, the orioles fight to play another day. >> the orioles and yankees will take the field one last time in game 5 of the alds. we have a look at how it looked from inside yankee territory. >> with a dramatic and tension- filled evening as the orioles started off with a 1-0 lead and then the yankees tied it up. it took 13 innings, but the orioles finally pulled it out 2- 1. you could cut the tension with a knife. the orioles proving they have a little more magic left in the tank. we will see what they can do tomorrow in the game 5. outside yankee stadium, wbal. >> the series deciding game 5 is set for tonight at 5:07 in the bronx. the winner will face the detroit tigers and the championship series starting tomorrow. if they win the will host game 3 of that series next tuesday. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day, do they h

another accident coming in and hartford county.hurch hill road, delays there due to an accident wrapping up. 95 not bad debt. a little bit for this out once you get toward the 895 split, that is when things really start to build. a live view with 295 stop on delays. they began around 195 down toward 32. we're looking at west side delays at security boulevard coming toward us. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. over to you. >> the rain has added to the normal delays we see in the morning. things are starting to improve weather-wise across the baltimore metro area. crane showers are starting to fall apart. it's just a few light showers now are around the beltway. most of this is heading across the bay and into the eastern shore. more rain showers in ocean city. seven-day forecast, 59 for the high today. another chance for sprinkles tomorrow evening. then 62 on thursday with sunshine. >> think you. the time that is 6:37. 47 degrees at the airport. a jump that could make history. how skydiver is preparing for a fall. >> we are tak

and let us give you a lot of you, 95 at route 24 coming out of hartford county. building in volume closer to the white marsh area and the 895 split is where it gets really heavy. this will be a while before this filters out. outer loop at security, elaine blocked, the off ramp and very heavy traffic leading up to it. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now ava marie. >> good morning. it is too much fun playing with all of the princess's disney on ice this on ice return to first mariner arena. there you can see the show starting to get started. i am talking with part of the ensembles. your first show was last night. >> it was amazing. the crowd had a blast and so did we. showing them the debut here on the ice. >> the first time on the ice. what are we seeing right here? >> it is in the movie where everyone comes together to try to win her hand, they all want to marry her. she doesn't want to get married. she is not sure about all of these different characters to try to woo her. her and her brothers are kind of working out who these people are and what they are

this is the world the hartford county task force infiltrated. dodge those members that deal with violence and drugs and those that bring drugs into the county to poison and kill our children, we're looking for you and the sooner or later, we will find you. in february, the wiretap several members and helped build a case. >> we have identified those located in the atlanta georgia region. and then from baltimore city, they were supplying these gang members and drug dealers. >> eight are charged federally. they seized a combined $680,000 worth of heroin, cocaine, and marijuana. the mission is to target violent offenders and put them in jail for a long time. >> with repeater offenders, we get a parole for 25 with no parole sentences. >> the investigation led to the arrest of the most wanted criminal as well as a fugitive drug dealer whose territory included baltimore counties. >> 3 shootings to report, two of them deadly and all of them within 15 minutes of each other. the first half and just before 9:00 last night. we are told a 19-year-old man was

and out of 95 out of hartford county here at the belle hair edgewood connection.hat's the latest on traffic pulse 11. >>> well, the weekend of highs and lows for orioles fans this weekend. began with winning their play game on friday. that brought baseball back to baltimore. >> that soured sunday night as the birds dropped the opening game in the divisional series in a heart breaking ninth. jennifer franciotti to gain the pulse of orioles nation. jenn, what's the mood out there this morning. >> the mood is super dupper excited because it's only one game. we can't give up on our o's yet, right, adam? >> you were at the game? >> it was incredible. we had the win and some tough calls for the umpires, you know, strike some balls and all that. but stay positive it will be there throughout the game. we're hoping for the come back of the century and all that. staying positive. going to beat them tonight. going to take the series, you know? >> kathleen shares the enthusiasm. you're all fired up. >> getting up early. headed to the mack. we're going to keep them going. >> t

in hartford county. >> the county land fill is opened tomorrow and we are running the closings from earlier so you can be prepared or delayed >>> millions of gallons of sewage sent into the river. jeff has more on those repairs. >> reporter: it is not easy living near a waste water plant but today it is even tougher. today, some of the water comes from the toilets of about a quarter of a million people. >> i thought it was from the septic tank. >> reporter: high winds took down one of the lines powering the plant but a second feeder line that served as a back up and that left the generators to handing 25 millions of gallons pouring into the river over a 12 hour period. >> it is something we need the work with bge on, getting more reliable power to this facility. without power, it just accountant run. >> reporter: they said bge didn't send anyone out until seven hours after it was reported and it took seven hours to get repaired. >> i have ordered an audit to see what happened and make sure we prevent this. >> reporter: the sewage only made up about 1% of the water. >> treating the sewage wi

the radar estimates show that upwards to an inch in parts of baltimore county, howard county, and hartfordounty. another band out in parts of carroll county and frederick county. in general, about a third of an inch to a half of an inch. the rain has done a number on the pollen count. it was not very high yesterday. everything is now in the low range of. even baltimore has dropped off. temperatures, a cold front coming in and the warmest temperatures breaking to the south of us. behind the cold front, the winds are from the southwest. the coolest air we see, these dark green shades out in far western maryland where temperatures have only risen into the 50's. these brightest clads still producing a few little showers to the west of laws. here is the front still trying to get across the bay. it is becoming increasingly less likely that a rainshower will pop up. we will still be -- the storm will still be in the great lakes tomorrow. we could get an impulse from it but it is not very likely. we have a fairly dry forecast going into the weekend. our temperatures are beginning to climb into the

he was charged with taking pictures of children in two resto bathrooms in hartford -- rest stop bathrooms in hertford county and in maryland county. he was seen taking a picture of a young boy using them urinal in may. -- using a urinal in may. if the court accepts the plea deal he agree to today, he will spend 14 -- 10 to 14 years in prison and possibly a lifetime of court mandated supervision. a driver is in critical condition today after being shot in east baltimore in a robbery. the 32-year-old driver was transporting a fair after a 30 p.m. last night when a suspect pulled out a gun, demanded money from the driver, and then shot him in the chest while he was still driving. the car eventually came to a stop. no details on the suspect. city police have named a suspect in an officer-involved shooting in northwest baltimore. the 28-year-old raymond little is accused of firing on police just before 9:00 p.m. friday night on the 300 block of spalding ave. investigators say officer steven white returned fire, striking little. little is currently in hospital and will be charged on release. a

city city for working moms followed by new orleans, hartford, cincinnati and providence. >>> it is the end of an era for coca-cola. the last iconic 6 1/2 ounce returnable bottles rolled off the production line in minnesota on tuesday. >>> and finally, a cheesy publicity stunt could earn someone a lot of dough. pizza hut is offering free pizza for life or over $15,000 to anyone willing to stand up and ask either candidate at next week's presidential debate if they prefer sausage or pepperoni on their pie. >>> well, coming up, a damming report on cycling legend lance armstrong and doping, and the a's survive another day, plus one yankee slugger puts on his hero's hat twice in one game. your sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the dry weather pattern in the northwest is coming to an end. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. in sports, first to the bronx. yankee manager joe girardi made a very gutsy call pinch-hitting raul eye ban yaz. ibanez hits a home run to take the game to extras. three inks later ibanez connects again for a stunning 3-2 ya

. >> in hartford county, the drive in abington. detectives say that they found no signs of foul play. they're working to identify the man. we now know the name of the man had committed suicide in east baltimore. a 19-year-old was found just before 3:30 saturday afternoon. he had been shot at least involving a propane tanker truck shut down traffic when a truck headed west started leaking propane. sky came 11 was over the scene. the quarter after five. as they get through this, thousands of names in the boy scout perversion files. one of them might sound familiar to maryland voters. the copy of a lengthy trove of confidential files, flat by the boy scouts in the upcoming scandal involving a male prostitute. he represented maryland's eastern shore. he was charged with attempting to elicit sex at a time when he was also on the council advisory board. they deny any official connection and a say in a position would be honorary. officials investigating a deadly meningitis outbreak said they found unclean conditions there and shot a steri

the forecast today, travel delays are expected from new york city upwards, boston, hartford, providence. much of the rest of the country should be looking at a dry friday. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. boston, mass., you're starting out dry. you'll have showers as we go throughout the morning. a period of heavier rain late this afternoon, maybe a rumble of thunder or two. more or less showers and cloudy and cooler. the good news, today is by far the worst weather day we'll see. the weekend is looking pretty nice. >> good news, bill. thanks. >>> $35 million andy warhol and bad timing. girl dumps guy who just then happened to go on to win mega millions. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, reports the cia wants to beef up its fleet of military drones. details ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." here are some of the stories making news this morning. in a case that will almost certainly go to the supreme court, a federal appeals court has ruled the 1996 defense of

as a result coastal flood advisories for eastern hartford. southeast baltimore if you live along the tidal waters in those areas, enhanced high tides all of us will face the possibility of scattered showers, especially after the next two or three hours. we start to see a couple of scattered showers and then the mainline of rain which is now back through west virginia and western pennsylvania will start to push in toward the midnight hour. it's a fairly slow moving line. we push in to the early part of the day tomorrow. you can see hit and miss showers, lasting through early tomorrow morning. cooler air poised to move in. for the next 24 to 36 hours the warm sir flow out of the south. that warm air out of the south making for a -- a warm situation tonight despite the rain showers action that will come in as a result of that system to the north. tonight 55, scattered source, cool, cloudy and breezy. tomorrow we get rid of the clouds through the day. 74 the two degree guarantee, on a breezy day. by tomorrow night cool -- the winds start to turn

and hartford connecticut. that includes the big cities of baltimore, new york city, philadelphia, highly populated new jersey somewhere in there will be dealing with likely 40 to 70-mile per hour wind gust at a minimum. that means widely -- slow moving storm. widespread rain fall of half a foot to a foot of rain. that's going to cause big problems. all of this will likely happen at lunar high tide. that's a big problem from beach erosion tide with the full moon are higher than normal now you've got all this water slamming. bottom like big problems the top of next week for much of the east coast due to hurricane sandy. >> investigators are waiting to talk to new york nanny accused of killing two children. she's in a medically induced coma after slitting her own risk when the mother of the kids came home to grew some discovery. sharon chen with people who knew the family that once lived in the bay area. >> lauren reed lived next door to the family in the valley before they moved to new york two years ago. she ca

we're looking at hartford county and the south. it will be a cold evening and friday. i know you had big plans. bundle it up. i say that. it will be a cold evening. tomorrow that temperature at 59 degrees, it will be colder a great day for the running festival. this is a check of the forecast for you at we are looking good. we bounce the temperatures back up for the ravens game. let's get a check of traffic with lauren cook. >> good morning to you. if you are traveling in west baltimore we have an accident of the day. on north pulaski street at harlem. watch out for that. now using 95 here is a live look down at 395. everything is moving along. you are looking at a 15-minute drive all the way downtown. we pull up other drive times 695. no delays on the outer loop from 95 to 83. that will take you 11 minutes. and beltway now and the outer loop and 795. that's a look at time saver traffic. >> we heard this before our pets can have a special fence. and one family knows it is true. how a pet came to the rescue of a baby. i have never encountered such a burning sensation...

southeast baltimore county, eastern hartford. yeah you can see the enhanced high tide. overall the set up right now getting more active clouds out of the west. scattered showers now in coal country. western pennsylvania. southern ohio. that line of showers will move across the area. by -- in the morning we think we see downpours, maybe the embedded thunderstorm. by the morning, rain clearing out for all but eastern maryland. there will be wet roads, realize that -- behind that dryer weather. warm surge. back in the low 70's but here is the cool air that will come in over the weekend. it'll be such a lily start for that reason sunday morning. here is that system. large, yes but again tracking mainly to the north. we will catch the southern edge. that will mean showers tonight. maybe the embedded tomorrow. the skies clear in the afternoon. nice day, 48 tomorrow as we fall from the 70o's. things will cool off and into the next seven days the trend is a cooler weekend but a warm up into next week. back in the 70's by tuesday and wednesday. i like that. just bought a new bik

the coastal part of hartford. southeast baltimore.hat is where we think there could be enhanced high tide action at least through two. we will keep the eye on that overnight. temperatures now warm, 70 at dullus, mid60's across most of the rest of the area. 68 easton. the set up is a more active one into the overnight hours. a couple of scattered showers to the south. could be here in the next hour or two. the mainline out in coal country. even deep south ohio. the trend brings in that line as we push toward the midnight hour. even past midnight. scattered hit and miss. embedded thunderstorms, you can hear thunder overnight. by tomorrow morning the rain clearing to the north and east. cecil parts of northeast maryland could see showers as late and seven ori. early morning, you could face wet avoids, for that early morning drive and of course that never helps the traffic situation. here is the set up now. warm southerly breeze out of the gulf coast states. that is really warming us up. to the forth we have that cooler air trying to wrap

same deal in belaire as we look at the heart of hartford. then the sun breaking through nicely late in the day. view from the naval academy. nice looking situation in to the open chesapeake. wind from the north and west around five to ten. breezy conditions, chance in wind direction. that's key into october and november. it's all about wind direction with that south breeze. warm and humid. winds turn northwesterly. already the humidity dropping, seeing dryer -- it's still muggy. little broader perspective and you can see the carp change withe frontal boundary. all the moisture and -- all the great conditions we have had the last few days, all that being pushed out to sea as we clear the skies. west to deep creek lake. skies already on the clear side. here is the set up as we go forward in tim time. dryer air in all night tonight and will last throughout the day. it'll be pleasant. not much clear air. secondary front containing the much cooler, more canada like air. this boundary arrives in ernest in maryland by saturday night had to sunday a

the rainshowers will move into boston, hartford and new england.he cold front will come through and cool you off tonight. other areas of bad weather, tennessee had thunderstorms overnight, strong storms. nationals getting wet. here is how the forecast shapes up the next three days. today, nothing too bad severe wise, a few strong storms near lubbock and amarillo. severe weather outbreak, almost like a spring-like condition with possible tornadoes, damaging winds as the thunderstorms form over des moines, kansas city, arkansas especially missouri up into illinois. the east coast, you warm up after a cold saturday morning for a very nice saturday afternoon. sunday looks great on the east coast, too. we watch the ohio valley and tennessee valley. we could be dealing with stormy weather. leaf piquing. >> we'll talk to you later orn "morning joe." >>> more drama between the yankees and the orioles. a night after suffering a walk-off loss, the orioles facing elimination at yankees stadium, game four came down to the wire. scoreless until phil hughes serv

we'll track that rain today through central new york, albany, later today hartford and possibly areasround new york city could deal with showers. elsewhere, thunderstorms around chicago this morning that we could get airport delays. >> thank you very much. >>> christine that aguilera's new robust offer. entertainment is straight ahead. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. >>> today donald trump -- did you hear about this? >> no. >> trump came back. he said he has a very big announcement about president obama that could cost him the election. yep. he's going to endorse him. we'll see. >> that trumpy. >> i like trumpy. >> #trumpy. it's time for entertainment news. ellen degeneres has received

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we were on the airline as baltimore and hartford counties were under tornado warnings earlier this evening. the rain came down sideways as the wind whipped around contain nasty line of storms forced some high school football games like this one to be postponed. right now, let's get a check on the current conditions. tom? >> that line of storms started to pop up in the late afternoon hours. they were scattered at first, and not very strong. indications were that they would intensify. that expanded to a strong sell coming out of howard county, towards randallstown around 4:30 p.m. by 6:30 p.m., you could see a tornado warning associated with that. that continued to move farther away. right now, the main thrust of storms is for the reached. there are lingering showers on the eastern shore that should wind down in the next hour or two. still gusty wind on the eastern shore. details on the upcoming forecast in a few minutes. >> tonight, a 21-year-old anne arundel man is facing counts of animal cruelty. animal control officers retrieve a number of dogs, cats and several exotic pets from the pasa

washington dulles, washington reagan, baltimore, philadelphia, new york city laguardia, newark as well as hartford. that's just the immediate area of the impact zone as this storm moves further inland, likely to see some of those airports shutting down operations as well or the airlines cutting back their flights. veronica, back to you. >> nbc's tom costello, thank you. >>> sandy is big enough storm to make even wall street shutter. both the new york stock exchange and nas das dak have suspended all trading today, the first time all trading has stopped since the days following the september 11th attacks. depending on how much damage sandy inflicts, markets could be closed again tomorrow. late last night exchange operators made the call to suspect all u.s. stock trading after complaints were reportedly made to the securities and exchange commission about keeping markets open, even for electronic trading. banks and evacuation zones including goldman sachs, citigroup and american express closed their offices and advised employees to work from home. a number of insurers are already scrambling rapid re