i was talking to jane miller earlier.looked like there was a hard time getting rid of the water. the winds are not really that strong, but they are still there. the rainfall totals, for the whole storm, have an history of the storm -- new york city, long island, places like that got the bulk of the surge action but not people of the rain. we are the ones down here -- but not the bulk of the rain. we got 7 inches of rain. we got all the rain and they got all the wind and the title flooding and what not. how much rainfall did we get? just a few places here. tv hill, 5.7 inches, a little more than that at the airport. almost seven in annapolis. inner harbor, 6.8. rosedale, 7.82. 6.825 in cordova. over 8 inches of rain there. garrett county, 26 inches of snow. oakland, 12 inches of snow. never thought i would be talking about rain and snow all in one breath. impressive cloud picture this afternoon. here is the storm spinning around, so we are stuck with it for awhile. it does not look like heavy rain though. gusts of 40. by t

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we're going live to jane miller downtown where they often see the worst of the flooding conditions if that happens in baltimore. jayne? >> in the last hour, we have gotten a dose of what all of the restrictions are put in place. there is nothing gentle about this storm. i think it is about 50 degrees but feels much colder. the good news for this area is most of the wiring is underground. the power outages are rae even with high wind. the bad news is it is right on the water. it is one of the lowest line areas in the region. that is why you see the businesses with sandbags. that is why they have tape of windows. that is where the cars are off the street because of the potential flooding. we have seen none of that today. what everybody will be watching for are the targets, the high high tides, especially as the wind starts to shift. travel restrictions are going into place. that is an example of what we're talking about the heavy wind. it just knocked over the paper box. the travel restriction goes into place at 6:00 tonight. the only people that should be on the road our emergency pers

jane bode miller has more on what she has uncovered. -- jayne miller has more on what she has uncovered. >> former mayor stephanie rawlings lake has quite the entourage as she travels around. she is protected wherever she goes by city police officers whose sole duty is to provide the mayor with executive protection. it all comes with the cost. for the last fiscal year, over time alone was $103,765. that was substantially higher than the overtime cost for fiscal year 2011, which came in at $69,823. one big reason, the unit got bigger. it grew from six officers the previous year to seven officers now. they also travel with her out of town. that added another $7,700 in the last fiscal year. take that plus overtime cost plus minimal series of the officers, and it is enough to cover the starting salaries of 10 police officers. executive protection is provided to the police commissioner, even though the commissioner carries a gun. two officers assigned to protect outgoing commissioner fred bealefeld made thousands and overtime last year. $38,987 last year. today we saw them driving bernstein

wanted to be journalists or had been working on the college papers, women like nora, jane, ellen goodman, susan brown miller all came to "newsweek" as researchers, realized he would never be promoted and then left fairly quickly to have very successful careers afterwards. but we were the good girls. so we were highly educated, mostly white middle-class girls who were told in college that we were very smart and we are very competent, but the word career in the '60s was hardly ever mentioned. some women went on to navy medical school or law school but most women were expected to have a job until they get married and have children. we came to "newsweek" thinking that this is a fabulous, and it was, a very glamorous job to have in those days. we started as actually women were hired on a male desk to deliver the mail. and you graduated to clipper where you clicked newspapers and deliver them to the riders. if you are really good you got to be a researcher. that was a real exciting job because, in fact, you worked on the stories of the week that were breaking news. you worked with writers, reporters, the editors.

as i said, and as jane mentioned, aaron miller is going to be moderating this session.a wonderful colleague both for two decades he served as an adviser to the republican and democratic secretaries of state. helping formulate united states policy on the middle east and arab-israeli peace process. he served as deputy special coordinator for arab-israeli negotiations. senior member of the state department policy planning staff and the bureau of intelligence. and he is the author of a five books on -- the most recent one "america's search for arab- israeli peace." he has a forthcoming book which is very exciting. can america have another great president? welcome to the wilson center. >> thank you very much. and jane, thank you very much. it is a pleasure to see you. it is an honor to be here. let me welcome you all again to the woodrow wilson international center for scholars and a little memorial to our 28th president and our only p.h.d. president. that is only important because i invoke the spirit of woodrow wilson, who believed in breaking down the barriers between the

as i said earlier, and as jane mentioned, aaron miller is going to be moderating the session and he haseen wonderful for two decades as the advisor to the republican and democratic secretaries of u.s. policy in the middle east and the peace process. he served as lead coordinator for administrating negotiations commit senior member of the state department and the bureau of intelligence and he is the author of five books on them, the most recent one, the much promised land, america's search for arab-israeli peace, but he is a forthcoming book on which it's very exciting. can america have another great president? welcome to the wilson center. >> jane, thank you very much. it's a pleasure to see you and an honor to be here. but i welcome all of you again to the woodrow wilson international center for college. zero my phd president. that piece of presidential esoteric is only important because i invoke the very woodrow wilson who believes in breaking the barriers between the academy and government. we need will send more than anything else now. jane i think is committed to ensuring that that

jane harman, the president and ceo of the wilson center, will introduce today's speaker, efraim halevy, the former director of the mossad and former head of the israeli national security, and aaron miller, the center's vice president for new initiatives, will moderate this session. jane harman resigned from congress on february 28, 2011, to join the woodrow wilson center as its first female director, president and ceo, and you can imagine how thrilled we as women at the center are. and you don't want me to continue with your -- i practiced. [laughter] i need to say one more thing. okay? the -- i can't not say my friends in los angeles would kill me if i don't say you were representing the aerospace center of california during nine terms in the congress and that you served on all the major security committees, six years on the armed services, eight years on the intelligence and four on homeland security. and congresswoman harman has made, has covered almost the whole world including ten days ago is she returned from kosovo. >> right. >> and i will introduce afterward aaron. >> okay, all right. thank you, haleh. and haleh is an example of probably our proudest example of the role women p