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the indy racing league will make its decision later on. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. what do you think of the idea to bring an irl indy car race through the streets of downtown baltimore? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> state officials are projecting hundreds of bids they received. they are offering a flat fee of just over $2,300. the move comes after officials say fewer than 500 license holders submitted proposals in a reverse auction. officials say the bids ranged from $30 to try to $25 million. -- $425 million. >> there are new turns in the fight of health care. president obama's insists nothing has changed. he appeared to soften on the public auction. some democrats call it a no go. burkhart has more from washington. >> the line started early for a health-care town hall yesterday. >> the health-insurance industry is ripping off americans. >> by dark, police kept crowds in check, almost 10 times as many people showed up that could fit inside. >> i am not going to let them what may have a me

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second. >> our cars are smaller, and more nimble. >> reporter: and he would know, he's a two time indy 500 champion who says there's nothing like a good street race. >> ither exciting and exhilarating. the -- they're exciting and exhilarating. >> there are financial returns for the city, and impacts to the neighborhoods and communities and they would be affecting the noise and pollution levels an all of the issues would be flushed out before the city would give its consent. >> reporter: in july 2010, the indy racing league will announce which city gets the race. we're live downtown in baltimore, weijia jiang, eyewitness news. >>> the city that's chosen will also get a three to five year deal to annually presented the deal. >>> still ahead, taking queues from the british and you may want to take time in the day for a cup of tea. >>> mayor sheila dixon pushes to get cars out of the city streets. >>> the last night bruce springsteen was here, it was '73. i'm mike schuh, we'll have details, when we return. >>> will rain bring cooler temperatures earlier in the week? we'll have the latest w

he primarily races indy cars that's the web site the indy racing league. you have heard they won't to bring a race to baltimore potentially. three different cities. boston, houston, baltimore. but his is not a joke. this is a real and very big deal that can infuse 60 to 1 hun-million into the city. al uncer, jr., he will join us on coffee with to talk about the deal. we have a web extra. and needs right now. this is a big deal. this is a big deal. we have traffic and what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. >>> i have two shots for you telling the story of the morning. looks like a nice day start. doesn't look humid. that uncomfortable. look at the valley. now you can see that haze. it is just as stuffy as it was when you went to bed last night.

. >> and plans for indy cars to actually speed through downtown baltimore. the twist and turns of the baltimore grand prix. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. paying more to park downtown. how much more it could cost you to feed the meter. >> a plan on the table now could double the cost. it has some drivers seeing red are tonight. keith daniels live downtown with the story you are seeing first on fox on. keith? >> jeff, take a look at this. if the plan is approved it would include meter boxes like this one, and, of course, those standing meter boxes, with the twisting knobs. it is just before rush hour in downtown baltimore. anthony wheeler has stopped to park on park avenue. he fed the meter. >> i think two quarters. >> 50 cents at a parking meter. new concept for willard. >> i actually moved here from montana and we are not used to having to pay anything to park. >> so imagine his surprise to learn that on street parking could go up to $3 an hour. >>

. >>> we have a two-time indy champion in our studios, along with jay davidson. they are going to explain the grand prix and how close we are for the city getting it. >>> i would like to know, just as a hint how long it took to you make it through traffic? >> not long. >> see al, the beltway, it's already built in, edmondson avenue could be a pit stop. it's all built in. we'll talk about that. >>> dr. tom is here. he's going to talk about ageism. what is this ism about? once he explains i think you'll say i get it now. >>> deborah ward is going to be here, how to adopt a child for school to pay for school supplies because they can't. >>> we have never seen this at a baseball game. a kid catches a foul back-to-back. it was josh hamilton in the texas rangers game last night. he hits a foul ball, kid catches it once. next pitch, foul ball, kid catches it twice. >> the high point of life for most people. where does he go from here? >>> we'll get weather and then the news of the day. susan schrack. from thank you. things are looking nice. we have lots of sunshine. jus

you know, i have been driving indy car for five years, i drive for a great team.ptions. i think it looks fun. i don't know. i think it looks like fun racing. >> you get to bang around. >> most importantly, bump. right? i was thinking of this earlier, you know, if -i was doing an interview earlier and in the future after i'm retired from racing, i think i'm going to come up with a bumper cab car d give people like thrill rides. >> i will be your first passenger. >> because i'm really excited about bumping. really excited. >> all cars should be bumper cars. >> didn't you ever wish you could hit people going down the road? [ cheers and applause ] yeah. and you get to do that. >> yeah. good news for lindsay lohan, by the way. >> maybe she should think about it, drive nascar. >> there you go. danica patrick. you can see her on the espys air sunday night at 9:00 on espn. we'll be right back with daughtry. ♪ - i won! - we won a trip! - ( screams ) - we're going to the show! - i won! i won! - ( shouting ) ( shouting continues ) play the game millions have won -- scrabble

we saw indy m at thestart of the ye. theyere the first of this year to get bght by a private equity or a sers of private equity firms, a groupf them. and i've seome criticism after th of some who say perhaps indy mac wasbrokered or sold too cheap by the ic. >> that's a problem and worry you have you're a receir whose taken or the bk and now seing it, that later so somebody going to say you sold too cheap and somebody made a pile of money becae you gave them too good a deal. that certainly happened in the early 1990's when youhad the rtc, ifyou remember that liquidating thrifts and selling them prty cheap. and some people made enormous amounts of money buying tngs eap. so you g to woy about that financiay but also politilly. on the other han if the are few buyers, the pres are gng to bcheap. ifthere are lots of buyers dying to buy, th prices wouldn't be so cheap. that's the nature of a market, and this is aort of specialized market in taking er the ongoing assets of iled financial institutions. >> jeff: we'll ha to see ho

we saw indy mac a the stt of the year. they were the first of this year to get bough by private equity or a series o private equity firms, a group of them. and i've seen som criticism after that osome who say rhaps indy mac was breredr sold too cheap by the fdic >> that's a problem and worry you have if you're a receiver whose taken over the bank and now sellinit, that later so somebody's gng to say you sold tocheapnd somebody made a pile of money because you gave them too gd a deal. that certainly happened in the early 90's when you ha the rtc, if yo remember that, quidating thrifts and selling them pretty cheap. and se people me enormous amnts of money buying thing chea so you got to worry abouthat financially t also politicall on the other hand,f there are few buyers, the pricesre going to be chp. if the are lots of buyers dying to buy, the prices wodn't be so cheap. that's the nature of a mket, d this is a sor of spialized market in taking over the ongoing assets of fail financial institutions. >> jeff: we'll have to s

if anybody knows indy car racing, it's him.mes a week after the baltimore city council approved an initiative giving the baltimore county racing commission two years to plan the race which is expected to bring in millions in economic impact. the person who helped make the chelsea-milan soccer match a reality said it would be a stellar event. >> it would be a $260 million impact on our city. >> as far as the course, the plan is to run by both camden yards and the inner harbor with straight-aways on pratt, russell, and conor streets. downtown baltimore loves the idea saying the city is finally getting the international recognition it deserves. >> imagine having cars speeding along the water front like they do in long beach, california. people are recognizing that we can have these great international events. >> as far as the state department of business economic and development, they are stel still reeling from the chelsea-milan championships. >> i have never seen the restaurants so packed, the folks that wanted to come here to s

. >>> another step toward bringing an indy car race to the streets of baltimore. racing development formally announced the plan to bring aneurysm rl race to baltimore in 2011. city council gave the full support to the idea last week. the track would run right through downtown. race car driving legend al junior says charm city has uses what indy is looking for. >> once i got here and i looked at the harbor and all that kind of stuff and where the tracks is going to be going, it is a win-win situation for the city of baltimore. state of maryland. >>reporter: the race is expected to bring in 100 million dollars. baltimore racing development hopes to get final approval from the city before next april. >>> learn more about the proposed race including a look at the race track layout by logging on to our web seat. click on news link. >>> we are starting week off very hot. vytas joins us now with the first look at the steam ah1n1y week ahead and the storms brewing in the atlantic. >> a lot of activity. hot temperatures out there right now in the lower 90's. we hold on to

a major indy car racing event is coming to baltimore and some people are really excited about it. a news conference is scheduled for later this morning to make the big announcement about the baltimore grand prix. it would happen sometime in 2011 or a course near camden yards at the inner harbor. promoters say the race would bring 150,000 people to baltimore and generate upwards of $100 million of economic impact not to mention the international exposure. >> i would love to see it. do i think the streets are good for it? no. but i think the city, if they really wanted it they could definitely, greg, could definitely flatten it out and make it a good course. >> reporter: two-time indy 500 winner al unser jr. is expected to attend today's conference, starts at noon at the sports legends museum in downtown baltimore. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the orioles will have to go 33-12 the rest of the way to finish with a winning record. this one yesterday hurt. it proved 13 is an unlucky number. down 6-2 to the angels, the orioles died it up, then died 7-6, 8-6. orioles tied it in the bo

. >> reporter: baltimore was given the racing development the rights to pursue an indy racing league competition. it would lupe around the convention center with the streets as the main strips. >> the communities are interested and see the opportunity. >> reporter: they're expecting it could bring in 150,000 visitors and generate up to $150 million. >> we're going to promote it as a three day festival of speed. >> reporter: you have to have a ticket to see the action and there would be plenty of it. drivers can clear is course around the city in a minute and at 180 miles per hour, they can take on the length of a football field in one second. >> our cars are smaller, and more nimble. >> reporter: he would know, he's a two time indycar champion. >> they're exciting and exhilarating. >> still,the city must review studies before turning on the ignition for the race. several uncertainties lie ahead. >> it impacts the neighborhoods and the communities. . noise levels and pollution levels would be flushed out before the city would give the consent. >> >> reporter: in july, 2010, the league

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city leader have green lighted indi car racing to city vet treats.ves baltimore racing development rights to pursue competition in 2011, the event would bring an estimated 150,000 visitors to the city and generate about $100 million. turning to sports this morning a familiar face makes a trowrn the revains training comp, line backer was on the -- still recovering from a left heel injury. as the team prepared to take on the jets next week. >>> all right. come up, this is the anniversary of the last day of wood db stock. >> 40 years ago. >> there ta is what wood stoke is right now, not up like a wolf trap. 40 yearings ago this morning. >> uncivilizeded. >> is when jimi hendrix colloids woodstock playing the national anthem. >> there's a picture, people were doing the celebration, that has become one of the iconic looks of woodstock, it is right there. bottom line is two baltimorens on a bus based by another baltimore owned by another baltimore, baltimore of the universe, every storely will come back, who years ago today -- 40 years ago today wha is now

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what do you think of the idea to bring an irl indy car race through the streets of downtown baltimore? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> i think that would be lots of fun. >> better you than me. >> coming up, a routine visit to the dermatologist may be beneficial to you. >> and video games could take a toll on your health if you are an adult. >> which are not seeing any delays just yet but a few hot spots in one dimension. we will >> good morning. a mall start today. 76 degrees as we look at the inner harbor there. or he'd and humidity is expected today. it will leave us with some thunderstorms later on this afternoon and evening. here is our satellite picture. overall, we should start with a mostly clear day. an increase in plows today. you will see them later on this afternoon. some afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms will occur. we will talk about this storm pattern more in your seven-day forecast. that is coming up later. >> in this morning's medical alert, playing video games is associated with various help risks. it is affecting adults more than teenagers

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two-time indy 500 winner al unser jr. expected to attend the news conference today. he will be with us tomorrow morning on "good morning maryland" at 9:00 to talk about it. >>> the mayor of ocean city says the resort town needs to toughen up a law requiring carbon monoxide detectors in hotels. three people had to go to the hospital. many others got sick after a leak last week at the americana hotel on ninth street. the hotel did have -- did not have c.o. detectors. mayor rick meehan says the current law is strong but needs some way to make sure the building owners obey it. >>> i got a deal for you. really, it's michael's deal. coming up, he's going to explain to us about the roth ira and why we should have one. >>> do you want one of these in front of your house? say hello to the hybrid. >>> and dr. donahoo makes a garage call to see if it's worth buying it. >>> college students, there's a way to save money by renting those books, equipment, even cars. you'll want to listen to this. >>> are a graduating you can move -- after graduating you can move into this, a milli

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there could be an indy racing event. our reporter has more to explain. >> it would be exciting to watch cars raced up and down the street along the harbor. the idea has local hotels, restaurants and businesses excited. it could bring in more than $1 million for the city. >> once i got here and i looked at the harbor and where the track is going to be going, it is a win-win situation. >> that is a champion putting his full support behind building a car race in downtown baltimore. if anybody who knows of racing, it is him. it comes one week after the baltimore city council approved a resolution to give increasing development team two years to pursue the race which is expected to bring almost $100 million of economic impact. one person helped make the soccer match a reality and says this would be a great event. >> it would have a great economic impact on the region. >> as far as the course, it is going to be near the inner harbor with a major stride race on russell and, and streets. -- with major races on the streets of rus

that's when the drivers suited up for the first indy 500, a grueling race for both man and machine.ndy has become the granddaddy of them all, the biggest motor race in the entire world, but the gentlemen first started their engines 100 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday, august 19, 2009. i'm shepa

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a major indy car racing event is coming to baltimore and some people couldn't be more happy about it.s conference is scheduled for later this morning to make the big announcement about the baltimore grand prix. the race would happen sometime in 2011 or a course near camden yards at the inner harbor. promoters say the race would bring 150,000 people to baltimore and generate close to $100 million of economic impact. not to mention the international exposure. >> i would love to see it. do i think the streets are good for it? no but i think the city, if they really wanted it they could definitely -- greg -- could definitely flatten it out and make it a good course. >> reporter: two-time indianapolis 500 winner al enser jr. is expected to attend the conference today. it starts at noon in the legends museum in downtown baltimore. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> good morning, everyone. iet meteorologist susan shrack. it's muggy this morning. looking out over the inner harbor, just a little haze, 70 degrees, relative humidity 90%. and the wind is calm. barometric pressure is on the way down.

plans made to bring a national indy car race to the city by 2011. promoters say it could bring up to 150,000 visitors to the city and generate $100 million in revenue. >> these kind of event people look at them as a destination. they want to go somewhere. make a weekend out of it. stay in a hotel, eat at restaurants and be entertained. that's what we would try to do. >> race would start downtown, starting and finishing by the inner harbour. >> president obama begins this week where he left off last week, on the road. toed the president talks to veterans about health care reform. and the nation's commitment to servicemen and women. there are also mixed messages from the administration sending signals it may abandon the public option for health care. craig boswell has more from washington. >> during an address to the vfw in phoenix. he promise vets they would fulfill health care responsibilities to members of the military. and president warned against what he calls misinformation. >> one thing that reform won't change is veterans health care. no one i

baltimore city leaders, to bring indi car racing to city street, exclusive rights to pursue indi caran estimated 150,000 visitors to the city, and generate about $1 billion. stay with wjz 13 maryland news station, coming up next, obama girls camp. while many girls their age are away at sleep away camp, they're visiting lots of foreign countries. >>> a pill, can pills wring it out? the experts say yes. >>> can you become prettier from a pill? we'll put some to the test to find out if beauty can be bought. >>> it's the ultimate summer vacation. >> i don't know about you, but we've instituted camp obama at my house. >> from paris to africa to the grand canyon we' look at sasha and malia's excellent adventure. >>> and popping the question. why some women are making waves with man-gagement rings. we'll tell you what they are "early" this tuesday morning, august 18th, 2009. >>> welcome back to "the early show." i'm julie chen in los angeles. maggie rodriguez, jeff glor, and dave price are in new york. harry is off this morning. what a crowd you guys have behind you. >> they heard you. >> i

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it is definitely not in the -- not indy.hese races at the texas motor speedway might be much more important. >> we're trying to get people off the streets from doing this illegally. >> just last week, a teenager died in a drag racing accident in fort worth. about 30 people died across the country each year in a racing accident. officials at the texas motor speedway came up with a plan. open this racetrack to everyone. >> it is 1/8 of 1 mile. a pt cruiser is not raising a chevy cobra. >> it has been a huge success with 125 drivers each week. drivers pay to play, $20. >> you do not have to worry about the cops and everything is safe. >> chat admits he has done illegal drag racing before, but says it is not worth the possible jail time, or worse. fire crews are standing by just in case. >> most direct script big drag strips are a quarter mile. -- most drag strips are a quarter of a mile. it gets back to everybody has a little hot rod in them and that is the appeal. shepard: the pitch man billy mays died of a heart attack, remem

one said that after a 30 minute meeting, he never provided any indi during any of his sessions. the last one occurring more than a year before his deadly shooting rampage. the governor renewed his condolences to those affected by the shootings. he said, we will never comprehend what made him carry out this assault. his actions were, by nature, and explicable. i do not think the questions will ever really and. >> and the missing files were discovered earlier this summer. he said he mistakenly took them when he was packing up personal items a year before the massacre and did not know he had them. we have put the back -- we have put the records on our web site. >>> tonight, a plan is in the works to lay off 300 prince george's county police officers and firefighters. what is behind this very serious proposal? >> the county has been hoping to balance their budget by furloughing all county workers. yesterday, a federal judge ruled that plan was unconstitutional. the county has responded by saying that they will have to lay off up to 300 people. those workers say that they will fight.

it his name is chris morris, a member of cotton john's basket ride, and in the -- an indie band. >> he loves his music. they hope they can get back together and keep playing music. >> he was a good kid. he has a quirky spirit. >> a spokesperson for the band's record label said they are praying for his quick recovery. they understand that chris morris is recovering. the police said they are on the lookout for three men, two black males and possibly a hispanic male that they belie fled the scene in a small, silver car. >>> new clues and eight arsons in damascus. they found this gas can near one of the fires, and handwritten on ait are numbers. hay bales, bushes, and a trash can were burned on monday. >>> d.c. firefighters rescued a window washer dangling 10 stories up this morning. the scaffolding came loose in the atrium of a building. they climbed up to him and they were able to lower him to the ground. he was not hurt, and was able to walk out of the building on his home. a second window washer had fed himself. >>> the civil war wilderness battle -- they have their own public hearing

. >>> the city of baltimore is a step closer to bringing the indy 500 to race downtown and there are plenty of obstacles ahead. that's straight ahead on eyewitness news. >>> check in for more on the stories and eyewitness news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> gang crack down. two shot inside harbor place. >> and tonight, anger from city leads and how this could have been avoided. >>> hi, everyone, i'm sally thorner. >> and i'm kai jackson. >> out rage after two were hurt inside the lilt light street pavilion. adam may is live where the shootings happened. >> reporter: sally, right now as the police identify the shooter, there's growing criticism of state lawmakers for failing to crack down over the gang violence over the past few years. >> saturday night's shooting was the result of a feud between the bloond

. >> that's the gbodeuik oguidebo the 64 fair which. [ indie bl] >> reporter: he grew up in queens oneubway stop down from the 1964 world's fair. that experience inspired im to create this internet fair called wonder rotunda. kids can travel from africa's siren get at the into the human digestive system. it can get ugly. from the strength of the stomach to the lessons of history -- >> he was conceived in 1884. >> reporter: wonder rotunda makes a stop in washington and it's a v.i.p. tour. >> from inside the government -- >> reporter: he testified it on a focus group, his own four kids. >> tough critics. >> absolutely. they said don't make it a text book. >> reporter: no text books but parents are welcome to comfort ride by creating their own wonder rotunda persona. >> no social networking, no chat rooms, free of commercials or ads. >> the only promotion is curiosity. >> reporter: it targets children 6 to 12. a game show tests what kids learn and allows them to earn wonder dollars to buy animated prices. he is hoping kids love it as much as he does. beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> the news

. >> no, smaller indie artists. >> this is -- >> this couldn't be bigger. >> people in other countriesmerican soldier blowing everyone up you think? >> yes. >> because they're not excited when it really happens. >> yeah, good point. i think it's more -- you know, more like a character. like a good versus evil. >> you're evil. >> i have big guns and black leather. i don't look threatening but i actually am. >> your hair is black in the movie which we know is a sign of evil. on someone who is normally blonde. mine is dark brown. the very top of the good chain. >> oh, okay. yes. but it wasn't actually my hair. it was a wig. >> it was a wig. >> yes. i dyed -- i tried to dye it dark before and it went horribly wrong. >> what happened? >> i thought i'd be organic and i used henna instead of normal hair color which if you're blonde you go green. i had an audition the next day which i didn't get. so yes, i decided to go with a wig. >> you thought green and gardening would go hand in hand. >> i know. >> well, they make mistakes. i guess they admitted that. >> i think i made the right decision o

this one, is the one that produced all of the damaging winds in india before it moved southeast -- indy before moveling southeast. and as you can see lined up behind it, another batch of thunderstorms going to come in as we head through the evening hours. already six and 8 inches worth of rain. they have had a lot of water rescues going on. church hill downs is under water and the university of louisville had to be shut down for the day. >>> thanks. the debate is under way in the senate on the first hispanic nominee to the supreme court. most republicans are in opposition but democrats voting in fay very of the historic confirmation. >>> the senate is about to start debate on president obama's first supreme court nominee. despite republican head winds, judge sonia sotomayor is expected to sail through confirmation process. >> she develop add 17 year record as a moderate, mainstream judge. >> reporter: with democrats soldly behind her, it is all but certain. six gop senators will cross party lines to vote for her, far fewer tandem crates and white house hoped for. sotomayor's north sotom

s of these industries making millions of dollars a year, indied, many of them millions dollars a month for their leadership, and withholding benefits to people in need of help. but as far as we are concerned, we think that is why we need to have this new legislation, and that it should have a robust public option in it. to keep the health insurance industry honest. to encourage competition, to provide better care, and lower cost for more people in our country. mr. wrangles doesn't ever have a problem promoting his message as you well know, but certainly, as we go out there with the president leading the way, with his commitment to universal health care for all americans, and us being a drum beat, an echo, i think you'll see a change. we've been hard at work building consensus in our caucus as we weigh a message. now we'll be mostly focused on the message part the glory days are coming to an end for the health insurance industry in our country. i have said that their profits are obscene. they have increased enormously over the past two years at the expense of america's consumers. that's

. >> indy driver danica patrick shares a quick pick of her drinking chocolate milk on a flight and evenght howard's lump apparently his fans want to know. >> to my twitter fans, i love y'all. >> these short messages are called tweets. some are personal lance armstrong announcing the birth of his baby boy mac some breaking news like kevin love alerting his followers kevin mchale would not be back next season a day before the team announced it. on her way to winning wimbledon serena williams tweeted on live tv after a match. >> can you give us a live tweet? >> yes. talking about on live on espn. >> athletes now attend tweetups to meet their followers. in june chargers linebacker shawne merriman hosted an event and called out his nfl twitter rival. >> if you guys haven't been watching twitter and the little thing that's been going on with me and this other guy named ochoa, i know i feel the same way, don't worry about it. >> bengals chad ochoa not only exchanged trash talk but also considering tweeting from the end zone. >> i'm just bringing the fun back my way. i'm sure they are going to

>> some of our big customers are in the cayman islands and the french west indies and greece and israelttle bit and the hawaiian island have been into solar since the 70s and they are a big customer of ours. we are all over the united states and definitely a minority as far as leadership goes and renewables. >> if we get this fund for people to start businesses, how can we make it work? to go to the agencies or go to that 1 and not being able to get the money? >> we need two things. we need to reduce carbon emissions and drive demand for renewable energy. we have demand in the market place and we need to position our manufacturers and businesses to take advantage of it. if you look at senator brown's bill and the house bill, it provides for the financing to be done through the states at loca. and what's interesting is you know, some of the big corporate interests have been opposing the climate bill like the chamber of commerce and the national association of manufacturers. but 150 american manufacturers employing american workers have signed on to this saying we want a climate bill but

to help secure an i r l in the racing -- in the racing -- indy singh of it. it serves as a long stretch of the course. there's been a resolution of support. if they can lure open wheel racing, then the lead pitchman will have one more win. but i don't have anything to lose. i love racing. i love introducing racing to new markets. i am very proud to be a part of this team. >> baltimore does have plenty of competition. houston boston cleveland and detroit plan to bid for the race. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus cast with meteorologist john collins. things are warming up all week long. let's take a look at what is going on. there is no rain nearby. they're not producing any precipitation. the mountains of west virginia have a couple of isolated thundershowers. the heavier rains are in parts of ohio is not very close today. but the air is more close today. you can see that in western west virginia. that is where the higher humidity is and that is where you see more storm activity. maybe tomorrow is our turn. today, we are ok. temperatures are 87. annapolis is