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it will be later on today so we'll have morning sun and partly cloudy skies later. that precipitation, some of it will like make it over the mound it be as and we could see a couple of showers and thunderstorms here or there during the afternoon and eke. temperatures around the region like this. 59degrees here in washington. 57 in raleigh being north carolina. new york city is at 62 degrees at this hour. norfolk, virginia, 59 degrees. forecast for washington for today, skies become partly cloudy later on. it will be quite windy rater on today as the cold front comes through and maybe some scattered showers and thunderstorms. it's possibility, about a 0% chance. high today about 77 degrees downtown. we'll have more on the weather coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with julie wright on this monday morning. >> good morning to you all. not so bad rate now with the lane open along 95 and 295. an easy commute out of laurel right now. top side of the beltway not so bad either. if you are continuing from college park headed around towards 270,

it later retreated like 18 months later, but that was on the way to dow 14,000 by october 2007. that's what i mean about the resiliency of capitalism and the power of hope. and the surprising thing is, our economy recovered despite the diversion of trillions of dollars away from investment and into the machinery of war and defense and security. in fact, i bet the 9/11 attacks trirged more cost to our economy than the $1.5 trillion in losses the banks wrapped up in bad mortgages in the past two years. a trillion dollar war in afghanistan and iraq, untold billions more for new defense. beefed up homeland security, and something easily worth more than that -- the loss of the sense of our own vulnerability. that's priceless. yet our economy recovered and thrived. just as our economy will recover from the shock of the collapse that has racked wall street for the past year. we're going to be okay, i promise you. let's get to obulls and bears. a little pullback never hurt anybody. not much anyway. where was that september pullback i kept hearing about. are people underestimating the up

case was later dropped. suspects got away in a black mercedes ey stole from the home t had maryland tags i believe that is ia 88982 it is i 2000 f-430 model. the emblems have been changed to say f-500. >>> the long arm of the law has finally caught up with roman polanski who is facing extradition to the united states for having sex with a 13- year-old that happened back in 1977. he fled one day before sentencing back then. police arrested him as he entered switzerland to accept a film awart. >>> iran's state television says the revolutionary guard has fired a long-range missile that could reach israel. it was part of several rounds of tests meant to demonstrate the country's preparedness for an attack. it comes just days before a meeting in geneva over iran's newly revealed nuclear facility. >>> new details about the prime suspect in an alleged domestic terror plot. >>> president obama is getting some support for his health care overhaul plan. >>> check out who dave ross ran into. it is them cruise. they're

most of the rain, later into tonight.s like the weather pattern will finally break by late saturday and into sunday. >> that is nice to know. in leesburg, their document think a crash on route 7 near battle creek parkway. eastbound can get by, but westbound cannot. george washington parkway before the beltway, a deer accident, but only one lane is closed. we will go to a couple of cameras. 395, right side is north's down, leaving duke street. this is 270. the southbound direction is on the left side of the screen. it looks great through rockville for now. >> thank you. >>> 5:42 is your time. >> reality tv takes on a new twist as allen joins the judges >> reality tv takes on a new twist as allen joins the judges so you can record in one room and watch in up to six others. (cable guy) you can do that with cable! call the verizon center for customers with disabilities living room. at 800.974.6006 tty/v bedroom. at 800.974.6006 tty/v kitchen. (announcer) get the multi-room dvr from verizon fios if you get sick, or change jobs

some spotty showers later on. be prepared for that.e still have the warm, moist humid air to deal with. our temperatures up into the mid-80s today. so along with the daytime heating and with the moisture, yes, it will get a little uncomfortable. you might want to grob your umbrella before you head out the door. so for -- you might want to grab your umbrella before you headout the door. mostly cloudy and partly cloudy skies. your overnight low will be around 64 degrees. let's check in with traffic now and see how the commuters are doing. we go to our julie wright. >> good morning to you. outer loop of the beltway, that is where all the action is taking place right now for those trying to work their way in towards bethesda. we have the accident outer loop of the beltway before you reach 355 wisconsin avenue to rockville pike. if you are traveling along the outer loop of the beltway, you can see that traffic is squeezing by along the left shoulder and left lane as you continue to work your way around towards the exit for 270. delays from

more later when it's all said and done. >> all right. this morning, maryland state police are declaring a frederick county home a murder scene. police found four family members dead inside a home in mt. airy. kathy park is there with the latest development. kathy, good morning to you. >> good morning, kourtney. neighbors described this area as relatively quiet. you can image the shock when the news of this spread. police told us each person in the house behind me sustained trauma. no word as to how exactly that happened. as of last night, investigators told us there is no active search for a suspect. neighbors in this mt. airy community are still in disbelief. >> i just felt empty inside. it's off. >> police say a call came in friday afternoon reporting a bod through the window of this split level home. the concerned friend made the discovery after going days without hearing from the family. by 5:30, authorities found four bodies, a man, a woman, plus a teenage boy and a young girl. >> the issue of murder-suicide is certainly on that lis

details later. >> stunning details have rocked the g-20 meeting. iran has been operating a secret nuclear facility. president obama today demanded iran and what is not a peaceful program. -- that iran ebnd what is not a peaceful program. >> iran is operating a secret nuclear plant. >> this is not the first time iran has concealed information about its nuclear program. iran has a right to peaceful nuclear power that meets the energy needs of its people. but the size and configuration of this facility is inconsistent with a peaceful program. >> u.s. intelligence reportedly learned of the underground plant a year ago. by the time of his u.n. speech wednesday, the iranian president knew that his secret was out. the iranians in form to the u.n.. today they claim to the plant is not overt because they admit running it. >> the scale of what we believe is the breach of international commitments will shock and anger the international community. it will harden our results. >> the u.n. nuclear agency today demanded access to the plant. >> iran must comply wit

later 91st, joe flack -- later in the first, joe flacco.p 33 yards into cleveland territory before being brought down at the 44. that is set up as the field goal, and the ravens led 10-0. second quarter, mcgahee gets to carry. the second touch down of the day. sixth one of the year. 3rd quarter, former raven derrick anderson has replaced quarterback for cleveland. an deanderson scrambles out of e pocket. the browns second turnover of the afternoon. ensuing drive for baltimore, first and goal rice gets the call for the ride and turns on the ravens. rice's first career nfl touch down. ravens are blowing it open, 27-0. then in the 4th quarter, cleveland trying to get everything going offensive. ravens fire deep down in the field. landry steps in front of the intersection. landry starts the return, but right here laterals to ed reid. reid picks up 15 extra yards before being brought down. now terrell suggs had a personal foul personality. anderson picked up for a second time. the very next play, cameron goes for the home run, flacco steps in th

he later apologized to swift on his block.bute to michael jackson by his sister. what ever happened to good manners? >> i read that when beyonce won something later, she took that opportunity to tell taylor to come back up and finished her speech. she said i had a chanc to give a speech when i was 17, and you should, too. >> conde is like joe wilson. >> "you live. -- ckenya is like joe wilson. >> "you lied." >> serena williams was fined for her on sportsmanlike conduct. she went on a rant against a judge after a double fault. officials say she will be investigated for her threatening manner. >> the f-word came out a few times. >> she said that she used to have a bad temper. this is tamed, apparently. >> maybe she is getting better and better. >> 5:52 is your your >>> a long legal fight could come to an end. >> cora masters barry faces an eviction deadline over a tennis center. kathy park is live with more on this. good morning. >> the future of the southeast tennis and learning center is on clear, a month after it received its

>> perhaps later on today. if we do get it it will be our seventh day in a row where we have had precipitation around the region. then we'll go in a dry trend beginning tomorrow and toward the end of the week. as we take a look around our region at this hour, there's a view from our city camera showing the skyline of washington under a clear sky this morning. the autumn constellations are twinkling. maybe tweeting, too. there's venus right now in the eastern sky. it's a nice, bright like diamond on black velvet there. now 59 cool degrees in washingt. as we look at the radar, no precipitation around. there's a little patchy fog around. weather watchers are reporting temperatures very cool, in the shenandoah valley and around the blue ridge, near 50 degrees there as well as around culpepper, parts of central virginia from prince william county through culpepper it's in the upper 40s now. low 50s weather watchers reporting from arlington, into fairfax county, also low 50s in montgomery and prince george's counties

but later on the news at 10:00.hy health officials are warning to use them with caution. >> we're following breaking news tonight out of mt. airy. state police say four people have been found dead in a home. two adult and two children earlier this evening and believe them to be part of one family. myranda stephens is live on the scene with more. myranda? >> well, karen, the bodies were discovered around 5:30 this evening. inside of this home behind me. in the 300 block of contour road. here in mt. airy. frederick county. and just a few seconds ago, in fact, you can still see them. investigators look like they are searching a jeep that is parked outside of the home for evidence. now, state police say that all of this began when a friend of the family had not heard from them in awhile. and she went to go check on them. when she came to the home she went to the back of the home. peeped inside of a window. and found a body inside. that is when she called 911. and troopers went inside the home and found the four bodies.

this is where the first speed camera will be unveiled later today. on thursday this new state law goes into effect allowing the speed cameras. that's when the city along with the state will join in with montgomery county in going after speeders. with speeding an issue in baltimore city, 51 speed cameras are going up. for more than a year speed warning signs and red light cameras have been used to do research to find out where speeding is the worst. >> we're trying to find the best locations, matching that up with the accident data so we know where there have been both traffic accidents as well as accidents with pedestrians, and then trying to make our best engineering judgment about where the cameras will be placed. >> by law the cameras must be placed within a quarter mile of the school zone. >> we put a task force together about two years ago. this was one of the biggest issues in our neighborhoods, the speeding within neighborhoods. we're hoping that this effort will help to educate the public in slowing people down to the speed limit. >> montgome

and then later, years later, literally was a character witness. and dana of course was convicted. he just missed getting the death penalty. an this fbi agent who is suppos to be controlling ali, his daughter the fiance for the filler and he vagues for the guy. that tells you something. he's supposed to be making sure he's on the straight and narrow. okay. that's his daughter. okay. now, i didn't gi you the whole payoff. let me go back. you'll understand the payoff when i get to it. on this list, mrs. a name wahid, he's the cofoundfounder of sphinx tradi. they put him on a list. i'll get to the third dot in a minute. okay guys? ali mohamed, the system worked. he's trying to bring this guy in from vancouver. he's the great mountains. you know? they grab him. the system works. they put him in a room, they sweat him for like 12 hours. finally he says call this guy. he gives him the phone number of john. where does he go? kenya, where he starts to take the pictures for the african embassy bombing. the bombing go up five years later. he wouldn't have even been released if the fbi contro

and some rain later in the day. >> and what about sunday?, it's mostly cloudy and maybe some rain storms with a high of 74. >> and monday and tuesday? >> it should be partly cloudy and maybe some showers. >> yep, with a high of 75. >> we finish out on tuesday with the seven-day forecast with -- mostly sunny and 70 degrees. >> good job. >> let's go here and now you're going to toss it back to, don't go to -- who are you going to toss it to? >> back to patrice. >> thank you so much, luke. >>> congratulations. you did a good job. you were already walking away from there over to my desk. i heard that you are an anchor of school news. >> yes. >> you think you want to come up here and hang out with me. i need a coanchor? i do. you want to switch from being an anchor to a meteorologist? >> yes. >> all right. just gave up on my job. thanks, luke. >> outside of news and outside of weather, what do you like to do? >> play sports. >> sports. when you're grown up and graduate from school, what do you want to do go the sports route, the news route or do

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no rain until later. barometer holding steady. come back and take a look at the weekend after this. >>> looks great out there now. but pretty soon, it's going to be duck weather, right? >> in the next 24 hours, going to see some rain. chilly temps, breeze. saturday night looks pretty messy. but the good news is, i guess, most of it will be over by sunday morning. looks like sunday afternoon. sun comes back out. things dry out. a little warmer. right now, temps and conditions around the region. just high clouds. 60 out in oakland. we're at 70. very comfortable. elkton at 73. ocean city city. dew point is loy at 52 degrees. -- low at 52 degrees. two days ago, the dew point was at 70. very tropical air. east winds coming off the atlantic motion. bringing in the moist air on the cool side. that's going to help tomorrow to juice up the atmosphere even are more of -- even more. a lot of this is going to pass to our northwest. but across portions of the mississippi-ohio valley, this moisture will start gathering more influence from the g

i will share that with you later.send it over to andrea. >> thank you. >>> a man police say was attacked yesterday. they say the 31-year-old tried to flee from police when his car became stuck. officials say the suspect got out of the car and attack the officer who then fired his weapon several times. that officer is on routine paid administrative leave. >>> police have increased patrols after a home invasion in bowie, maryland. investigators say three masked men entered the home of tyrone richardson, separated him from his wife and four children and killed him on sunday morning. police suspect he was targeted. there are reports he was having financial trouble and filed for bankruptcy two weeks ago. >> we know he is a businessman. over than that, i don't know anything about any financial problems or anything like that but we know we lost a very good guy through a tragic situation. >> reporter: police are looking for richardson's black mercedes. it has a dealer plate. witnesses say a black chrysler 300 or possibly a bl

. >> later, we'll go to new york there. fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> it is 6:00 on this friday morning, september 11th. good morning. thank you for getting up with us. i'm gurvir dhindsa. >> and i'm tony perkins in steve chenevey this morning. we wanted to repuget sound that you today has been a national day of service in honor of the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9- 11. effect everyone is being encouraged to volunteer in their communities. >> we'll have a preview of memorial sterve sees at at the tent gone, new york city and pennsylvania. more on the anti-terror bulletin sent out by the fbi and homeland security. >>> first, there is weather news tis morning. heavy rain out to our east this morning and a system out there that appears to wanted to become tropical. >> we'll have heavy rain being very windy conditions to the beach communities. other than here in washington, we've been getting some wind being wind gusts of 20 to 5 miles -- 25 miles per hour in the last 4 hours. across southern new jersey up to they

the rain showers in the morning, then later in the afternoon. monday, another cold front moves through, providing another chance of rain showers monday evening. behind that, cool air moves in from the north and west. that will start to arrive tuesday. that is when you will start to feel it. then things dry out the rest of the week. the 9:00 a.m., still seeing some heavy rain. about 1:00 p.m., that is one thing is clear out just a little bit, still cloud cover, but we dry out. another chance of evening showers. monday, 5:00 a.m. is clear. then comes the second line by about dinnertime monday evening, the next round of rain showers with cooler air. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, rain shower, chance of an evening sprinkel. partly cloudy right now, slight chance of showers. on the chesapeake bay, the wind out of the west at 10-15. across the state, early morning rain showers giving way to mostly cloudy skies by the late afternoon, temperatures made in the 70's. mostly cloudy monday, chance of evening showers. after that, we drive out nicely the rest of th

later on we'll get some clouds moving in later as well and windy conditions too. let's take a look at the temperatures around the region. currently in washington we are 59 degrees. dulles airport remains 55 degrees. ocean city, maryland, is at 59 degrees. harrisonburg 54 degrees so most of us in the 50s this morning. all right, now we'll take a look at the satellite-radar composite and you can see not much going on here. we do have that fog moving down the river in some of the low- lying areas that's not really showing up on the sat-rad but a lot of clear sky to the southwest but up to the north is where we are seeing precipitation and the leading edge of that cold front actually goes down that way. that cold front will work its way in here later on today. as it does, it will bring a couple of scattered rain showers but the main thing it will bring is wind and cloudy skies. take a look at hd radar and we'll show you how things are shaping up at this hour. there's d.c. there's your precipitation. we are seeing some thunderstorm activity with this front now to the n

>>> on the broadcast tonight, eight years later, during the remembrance of 9/11, a security scare in washington. is it the fault of the coast guard or a cable network? tonight, we are covering the memorials and the unfinished business. >>> one shot, could it be that is all it will take to protect us against the swine flu and when will the vaccine be available? >>> and making a difference, across america on this national day of service. across america on this national day of service. nightly news begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. we are a much different country today than we were in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. while we are still fighting two wars launched in its immediate aftermath, and while, thankfully, we have remained safe, we respect as skittish as we were right after 9/11. that is, until something happens, like it did today. during the 9/11 memorial in washington, an urgent story broke on television about an incident on the potomac river not far from where the president was, at the pentagon. outbound flights were halted at washingto

later entertainer jay z.l hold a benefit concert. >> the pride i felt, the selflessness that family members made for all of us. i just thought it was the right thing to do and i'm a new yorker through and through. >> reporter: remembrances will conclude with the annual tribute in light and many, including stevie he is pose eato, look to the future. >> my life is good today. i never thought i would say that. and it is. and i believe he's watching us. >> reporter: we're hoping for a break from the weather. the web and -- the wind and rain have kicked up again. and umbreas are useless and just get kicked away. the vice president should speak at around 9:03. that's the latest from here. >> and let me ask you about the weather. the conditions have been bad. have they talked about i the weather is bad and if they would postpone the events? >> there are no plans to postpone the events. we may have seen the worst of it. there were 40-50 mile-per-hour winds and they have abated. so it appears right now that the show w

bush laid a wreath there and then later at the south tower.is where the north tower pond is today. so many americans have gathered and there has really been an avalanche of flowers that you see put there in remembrance of those who died in the world trade center towers. the president now greeting some of the family members from united flight 93 who have gathered in shanksville today. it was earlier this morning that the president observed a moment of silence, moments of silence really, at 8:46 and 9:03 this morning, those the moments when the planes hit the two towers and he stood appropriately with members of the new york city fire department at the fire station right near the world trade center sites. now from shanksville, he will fly back to washington and go later this afternoon to lay a wreath at the pentagon. there was one other rather poignant moment this morning and that was at the white house. the president was in new york but at the white house vice president cheney came out on the lawn, the magnificent south lawn of the white house

he's later convicted of robbery and evading arrest...ad of getting a big payout, he's serving 20 years in the big house. to make a quick buck, this goon took a gamble... but his harebrained scheme made him an instant loser. [ bell rings ] shelbyville, tennessee. [ dog barks ] denton o'dell and his wife, patti, live in a tight-knit community where residents rarely lock their doors. but that's about to change. >> we just started noticing stuff missing out of the truck -- change, dollar bills. >> narrator: they decide to take the law into their own hands and install a camera in their carport. >> we started off thinking it was gonna be a fun game, 'cause it was so petty. why would you come and steal $1.50? >> narrator: sure enough, on the first night of the sting, the brazen burglar strolls up... enters the cab... and pockets the meter money. [ coins jingle ] still, patti isn't ready to turn this case over to the cops. the next night, she leaves a letter for the sneak on the pickup's window. and before long, the skulking bandit is back. he s

jet later died from a seizure. the defendants in the blackmail trial are accused of trying to get money in exchange for pictures of travolta's dying son. >> officials in the district have just made a major strike in the war on gang violence after arresting four men they say terrorized the city. a grand jury handed up a 92-count indictment against the men yesterday. according to that indictment, all four were members of a gang called the todd place crew. it also says they were involved in a deadly wave of violence that began in april of 2008 and terrorized residents alongorth capitol street in northeast washington. >> they happened day after day after day. sometimes there wasn't even 24 hours between the retaliation to the original incident. >> investigators say there were more than a dozen victims. some simply caught in the cross you fire. prosecutors hope these indictments and new laws will help keep the streets safe. >> a teen has been arrested for dealing drugs to students at a bethesda high school. 18-year-old

that case was later dropped. the suspects got away in a black mercedes they stole from the home. >>> a close call at a shopping center in prince george's county. firefighters say the natura gas levels in the shopping center were so high there could have been an explosion. this isn't the first time that's happened. a similar leak caused a massive explosion last may injuring nine firefighters. just like that incident, investigators say natural gas seeped into stores through wiping that carries electrical wires. several stores were evacuated. they'll remain closed until the problem is fixed. >>> to montgomery county where some people live in an apartment complex got a rude wakeup call. a mattress fire forced 150 people out of this building in bethesda. fire crews were able to control the fire and it was contained to just one apartment. no one was hurt. >>> metro reacting once again to a report published in "the washington post." this time the report said metro put its older cars in the middle of its trains as a pr m

we will get showers later this evening especially and tomorrow overnight. but other than that passing shower, we will keep it cloudy. temperatures 77 and the air quality code good. it is 68. here's angie with the traffic. good morning. >> good morning, kim. hey, everybody. hope despite the fog out there you are having a fabulous tuesday. we will kick things off with a nice crawl here on 395. the stack up taking 25 to 30 minutes to make it from the capital beltway to the 14th street bridge. moving over to the inner loop in virginia from braddock to 66, looks like we are below speed. i'm estimating the drive time at 20 minutes. we will take it over to 66. where the slow ride stretches from 123 to the capital beltway. an accident over to the -- blocking the right lane. and we have emergency crew on the scene. that will add to that delay. checking on interstate 270. our main slow go stretching from 1 -- 118 to germantown road. lanes are wide open. to the inner loop. on the inner loop 29 to netanyahu fog has been a factor in slowing down drivers this morning. ov

you know -- >> 48 hours later? >> well, yeah.t was clear that at that point you had a real systemic problem. you had money markets freezing, you had over night rates spiking through the roof. there was -- and you also had very imperfect information. you knew there was enormous global fallout from the lehman brothers bankruptcy, but you didn't know what that was going to be. i don't know, maybe david had some insight as to what was going to happen in money markets, but i'd never heard anybody mention concern over money markets going into that weekend and even during that weekend. so you had a real unintended consequence and you had policy makers trying to make, you know, very decisive decisions with imperfect information. that's a difficult thing to do. >> what do you make of the argument, david that we haven't learned anything. a report that said it's almost like we never had the biggest credit bubble in history. executive pay, some of these stocks, which is sort of what we wanted have come back. have we learned anything? >> i ho

>> on this solemn day >>> on the broadcast tonight, ght, years later, during the remembrance of/11, a security e ofe in washington. is it the fault of the coast guard or a cable network? onight, we are covering the memorials and the unfinished business. >>> one shot, could it be that is all it will take to protect us against the swine flu and when will thvaccine be us available? ne benmaking a difference, dcross america on this national day ofervice. dcross america on this national day ofervice. ightly news" begins now. captions paid for nbc-universal television >>> good evening. re are a much different cotry today than we weren the immediate aftermath of 9/11. while we are still fighting two wars launched in its immediate aftermath, and while, thankfully, we have remained ethingwe aren't as skittish as we were rit af9/11. iket is, until something happens, like did today. mring the 9/11 memorial in on, angtonan urgent ory broke onelevision out an incident on the potomac river not far from where the president nts at the pentagon. tedbound flits werhalted at nsioington's airrt, and tens

more math lessons later this morning. >>> 5:41.heck the roads with kim. >> i'm just trying to add followers this morning, you can follow me at twitter.com/marylandtraffic to get your traffic updates tweeted directly to you. southbound 95 approaching whitemarsh boulevard traffic moving nicely. we have building volume as you make your way further south down 95, towards the dc area, no problems. in harford county, churchville, still in the final stages of cleaning a crash, route 136 at route 22. that crash currently blocks all lanes in both directions but i'm getting word they are in the process of cleaning it up. jfx at north avenue, traffic moving nicely. >>> let's update with linda so. >> first it was the school speech. tonight the president tackles health care. i'm linda so why. this could be one of the most important speeches of his life. ♪ ♪ trying to be big like you, dad. you're so good at keeping everyone full and focused with your fiber. but you already are great at doing that. - really? - sure! you're made with fiber just li

she took up the sport later after running triathlons gave her osteoarthritis in her hips. after saturday's road race in switzerland she's going to retire because she and her husband want to start a family. no relation to the other cycling armstrong by the way. >> i was wondering. thanks so much, rafer. >>> we told you earlier about new video of nagibullah zazi, denver terror suspect. you can see him buying large quaupts of a chemical used to make explosives. federal prosecutors say zsa zsa was planning one of the most significant terror attacks in the u.s. since 9/11. >> hydrogen peroxide bombs of a signature of somebody trained in an al qaeda training camp on the afghan/pakistan border. zazi admitted to attending a training camp. he's not just buying household products. fess' got the right turning he can turn these into effective bombs. >> zazi has been charged with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. prosecutors say they still haven't figured out where and when he wanted to stage his attacks. >>> also, he was putting together chemicals that he and three other

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three plays later from the 2. brody coil. kansas city takes a 14-10 lead.arbaugh said the story of the game was the ravens answering, and they do. a 9-yard touchdown, ravens become up by three. the chiefs, 3rd and 4 from their 16. good coverage by washington. leads to a field goal. tied at 17. the ravens answer again. 22yards around the end. his second career 100-yard game. he had 108. the ravens back up 24-17. here come the chiefs. coyle. game is tied at 24. no one can stop anyone in the 4th quarter. the ravens turn. 3rd and 8. flacco to mark clayton. 31-yard touchdown. they tack on another late. the ravens survive 38-24. it was air cameron. >> oh, it's awesome. so much fun, as a quarterback, that's what you want to do. sit back there, and let your o- line take care of you, and get the ball to your receivers. haven't done that too many times around here ever. that's fun to be able to move the ball around the field, and it was just a lot of guys making plays. >> we was getting 5 or 6 yards at a time, but they started turning into 15-yard runs, and 10-yard r

later on tonight. probably quite a bit later. maybe after 9:00, 10:00, if it holds together. and with the sun setting, we could lose a lot of energy. >>> temperature-wise, it's been pretty warm. 88 in cumberland, but a lot dryer out there. 73 in oakland. been getting some showers. 83 in washington. 82 in ocean city. the water temperature just came in at around 72. great time of year down there. quiet. water is nice. 83 in washington. as i said, 71, the dew point. that's the highest we've seen this week. and that's a pretty high dew point for the end of september. bringing warm, rather humid air. a lot of clouds this morning. then breaks in sunshine. got temperatures up quite a bit west. now, clouds moving in. showers to the northwest of us. and some yeping out -- developing out to the southwest. so we'll see possibly some showers later this evening. also tomorrow, with this front to our north, it will be crossing the area during the morning and afternoon. maybe a shower or thundershower. behind it. later in the day, our winds go more to the west/northwest. drying and cooling

light rain later tomorrow. tomorrow night and thursday, maybe soaking rain. sunny, 85 while we have it. >> what awaitsout @you on the way -- you on the way to school and work. >> lake side boulevard as cat cade mills. middle river road, pulaski highway. sparks glencoe area, that one is going to be at patten avenue. west side of the beltway, you can see speed sensors, 18, 29 and 59 miles an hour. three-minute drive time on the outer loop. 295 moving smoothly. there's a look at the delay on the west side at liberty. local toyota dealer. toyota, moving forward. don, back to you. >>> baltimore city police continue to investigate a shooting involving an off duty officer who was ambushed inside his home. let's go to mary live outside city police headquarters. good morning, once again. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. police say the officer was turning the key to his front door when the suspect approached him from behind, put a gun to his back and forced him inside. >> an off duty southwest district officer came home monday afternoon to an intruder with a gun.

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let's talk to him. >> sunrise is getting later and later, not until after 7:00. sunrise this morning is at 7:01. as we get rolling on this tuesday, off at that time clear start, no precipitation around e region but it's certainly cool. only 55 in washington, near 50 in prince george's, montgomery, fairfax, arlington counties. 40s in parts of prince william and fauquier as well as a few locations in southern maryland away from the waters, only in the upper 40s. elsewhere we're in the low and mid-50s weather watchers are reporting. upper 40s in the eastern shore, near 50 out in the mountains of western maryland, west virginia. mostly clear start. we've got low pressure passing to our north that will swing another front coming through this afternoon with some clouds and gusty winds. winds gusting to 40 miles an hour as highs reach near 70. still blustery tomorrow. thursday and friday, winds diminish and still cooler than average with lots of sunshine. a look at the weekend in ten minuteat 6:41. >> thank you, tom. >> let's go to ashley linder now and the news 4 traff

things are going to start to change later in the week. good day to get boating in. waves only a foot or less. water temperatures are cooling down. 97, a record height, and the potential to reach a credible conditions this year. it was set back in 1927, and it is secure another year. average below is 57 degrees. with the clouds building in, we will be insulated. 64 or 65 downtown. kohl backed local front to our north. -- called back door front to our north. this will move through tonight. this will get through here tomorrow. it will kind of hang out, like these tended to around the mid- atlantic. these areas of low pressure develop along. by thursday and friday, a good chance of grace guides and heavier rain. in the meantime, hit and miss showers. we will see a drop in temperatures when the front gets through here. a 50% chance of late afternoon showers. 71 is the forecast high, 60% chance of showers. friday, the best bet of showers throughout the day, 76. by sunday, we are finally drying hundred high-pressure belts back in -- drying out. high pressure builds back in

it will taper off later.e will see improvement, even though it's not a picture perfect day, it will improve through the afternoon. you can see it moving from west to east around the upper level ridge and that is steering them in our direction and moving it further south as we go. drier air from the north will work in and the high pressure you see over new england or southeast canada will be bringing us the drier air and again bringing us sunshine with it. 67 degrees in baltimore, the same throughout the area, mid 60s, that is topping out at 73 degrees, a cooler day than the 80s yesterday. nice with low humidity today. the humidity will lower, and the rain saturday night into sunday morning. that will be the timeframe for about a half an inch of rain. icod be even more. showers and a possible thunderstorm returns monday as the next cold front returns at that time. lauren cooke has the traffic edge for candace dold. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we're dealing with a little bit of rain but the roadways are nice

we will see flash-flood watches posted later in the day.move to the north because of high pressure to the north. eventually it will move out of here just in time to move through the weekend. downpours expected as well and into the morning before it moves out of here and we're left with imimprovement for the weekend. look at the 10 on 20--mile-an-hour winds as the low pressure sits to the north. between the high and the low the winds ic approximate u -- the winds pick up later today. the showers could be heavy as we get into overnight tonight, but before that scattered showers. back to the west, lesser amounts of rain, but 75 degrees and still scattered showers around. 62 degrees for the overnight low, the winds do pick up a little bit more tonight overnight and tomorrow, 70 degrees for the high with some showers. 76 on friday with some showers early and we dry out later the week, 80 and 81 looking especially pretty on sunday, perfect for the ravens game and 81 and 79 for your monday and tuesday with partly cloudy skies. fox 45 sky watch wea

a healthy dose expected later. become 15-20 miles per hour and may be gusting higher. 64 in hagerstown, oakland, again, cooler at 54, but generally we're looking at temperatures in the low to mid-60s throughout the area. not seeing a huge climb in temperatures today, 64 degrees, and the temperatures expected. it should stay cool. the central part of the state climbing to 68 degrees here with a 10-20--mile-an-hour wind gusting to 30. back to the west temperatures not much better, climbing to 68 as well with a chance of showers, but a lesser chance of ending showers there. a windy night, 10-20-mile-an-hour wind gusting higher. 79 for friday, and 79 for friday with early showers. we start to see it dry out for saturday. heading to m&t stayed, great day for the first day of the season with the ravens taking on the chiefs at 1:00 p.m. 79 degrees for the kickoff temperature, climbing to the 81-degree high just a a little thereafter. 79 and 77 for the tuesday and wednesday, temperatures with the late cloud cover on wednes

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and we could make all that deficit up in this one storm here later today.s going to be rather wet. we still have a surplus of 3-1 slsh 4 of rain. it wouldn't be a bad idea to do a little catching up. better on a tuesday. why a saturday or sunday? ocean city 60. came bridge 63. down in the district it's 65. frederick is 61. clouds are heavier out west. not warming up as well. oakland stuck at 50. here's a satellite picture. again, more sunshine bleeding through the clouds. but then the clouds get thicker as you go west. those are really the rain makers. here's the area of high pressure that gave us good weather yesterday and here's a storm coming in from the west. and that's going to push the high out of the picture and introduce all this moisture. so our forecast today, well, rain developing, heavy rain late. cloudy skies. 61-65. we look at this forecast and we see all of that moisture headed our way with the heaviest ranches in the forecast tonight and then we start drying out in the afternoon on sunday. hopefully before the games in progress. so sunday we