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but there will be scat isered showers in the afternoon. thanksgiving outlook cool with rain showers. but the first taste of flakes. satellite and radar composit and notice the rain off the edge of the screen. we will talk about when that arrives here coming up. kim brown has a look at traffic. >> reporter: thanks. yes, we want to see the definition of glee. see justin work in the middle of a snowstorm. we are quiet on the roadways. on west side at liberty road, traffic is building a little on the outer loop lanes heading towards i-70. no delays at this time. we don't have accidents or incidents working. you will find all lanes open around the baltimore metro. now back to you. >> thanks. >>> news time right now is 5:30. now for many of you, this is the week you fly out of town to see family. and some of you are expressing concern about the upclose and personal pack-downs -- pat downs at the security lines at the airport. you won't see much of a change before the thanksgiving holiday is over. john has the story. >> reporter: in the busiest t

you should have substance to compete with us and in our industry you should have a guest to compete iser it's produced guess or contracted yes and still not clear of whom european commission see is a potential and. existing confusion pipeline system at the here russian energy dialogue held area this week russian energy minister schmutz co described the present state of relations between russia and e.u. in the energy sector as a lack of trust well is there a chance that this lack of trust may be may be overcome next february when the e.u. summit on energy will be held. in spite of all. uneasy. events around corporation i would like to inform recently during the meeting for me state and get a president mr miller it was agreed that a special working groups will be created between gus braun and the european commission which will be did you created two major topics one will be catered to infrastructure projects. and already in february it will make a presentation to european commission it was all aspects of this project and understanding that this presentation will be done in the presence of

our chief foreign correspondent richard engel isere with me at bagram airfield. richard, you watched the drawdown in iraq. you've covered this war. what does this mean for u.s. troops? >>our more years of combat operations, lester. that means for many troops, at least one, possibly two more combat deployments, and after that a relatively open-ended training operation. it means four more years in afghanistan, just to get where we are in iraq today. >> a right. nbc's richard engel. richard, thanks very much. we'll note you'll be back later in the broadcast with another story for us. >>> we want to continue here tonight, earlier i took a chopper ride with a top marine inelmand province. majo gener richard mills. we went to the townf marjah where coalition forces and the taliban engage in one of the fiercest battles of this w. months after the massive offensive began, mills and his troops continue to fight the enemy, while also trying to win over the people. >>> wit was one of the r's biggest offenses, the battle o marjah. a small farming town in the poppy capital of

he just seems like he is truly .iserable cur > >> where we like it? >> i think you will like it. will give it two and a half stars. >> let's move on to "unstoppable." >> it teaches us all we need is dr. herzka and if that -- denzel washington and a moving train. this is based on a true story. denzel washington as an engineer, and is pretty much the last chance to stop the train. they have to bust through it, and climb on. you are sort of on the edge of your seats. it is a streamlined movie pretty you have the train, and bad guys tried to stop it. you have two very good actors. 3 stars. >> sounds like a good one. you can read all of the reviews you can read all of the reviews at "baltimore magazine.net." to where to get the car fixed. auto service plus is the one auto repair shop that's out to earn women's respect and trust. >> auto service plus. service you can trust. go to autoserviceplus.biz for a location near you. roll it! >> announcing our fall and winter maintenance specials. you could save up to $65 dollars in additional rebates. only from auto service plus. service you ca

both lay it iser were southern. they were women of privilege. they had grown up with great wealth. surrounded by enslaved laborers. both married well, as it turned out. they were different generations. marina was younger than her husband. while the president lincoln and mary were closer in age. i've always been instruct by how strong willed he was, but also the fact that she was, i think, part of the problem might have been that she recognize her own ability and understand that the convince of the day prevented her from being all that she could be. she was a woman who was not surprised with just being the lady. >> guest: yes. >> host: while marina was. so could the difference not be not just madness on the part of mary, although we know that there must have been something going on. there was certainly something going on with the president as well. he was no picnic, okay. he had his owners. but could it be just a generational difference and an understanding on the part of mary that she was never going to be able to be the person that she knew she could be because that was not allowe

>> phil gallovits with iser health news. i guess we're all for transparency but how much do you think people look at this? when push comes to shove when they survey employers, they're buying on provides and that's all the big employers doing it so if we put out this data for individuals which may sound gait, what's the chance they'll use it? when you look at the precept plans there's been so little pickup of it, what does that tell us about what's going to happen in 2014? >> well, so let me separate those. so picip is still new and launched it on july 1st but a lot of states didn't tart enrolling them into late august or september. and the pice varies and inome states we had -- where the federal government is operating it, we had to make estimates on what the standard rates were because we didn't really know annow that we've be able to look at the healthcare.gov data you'll see a reduction in premiums, a significant reduction in premiums along the order of i think 20% so -- oh, i'm sorry, the pre-existing condition -- >> rep