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the general mager says the problems are due to years of poor maintenance and should have been identified and fixed much sooner. riders agree. >> i've seen people slip and fall. i've seen escalators just stop. it is absurd. >> reporter: metro has inspect more than400 of the 588 escalators in thsystem. they hope to complete the work by the end of the week. in northwest, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> a mother riding metro got separated from her baby. a good samaritan helped rnite the baby and mother. today we caught one the woman. >> there was no one there to greet us from metro. they knew our train, they had at least five mites. even the station manager. somebody come down and greet us. tell us what to do. >> how did this drama play out? hear the whole story coming up in a live report on news4 at 5:. >>> now a salute to veterans day. communities here and across the country are narc veterans day with special get-togethers and good deeds. today nonprofit group a wider circ in silver spring teamed up with area businesses to collect furniture and other essentials for homeless veterans. this aftern

magers believe these are the first in the country.tle something extra there. >> how do they have to do that? >> they itch off in shifts. people sign up for it, i would think. >> in florida, right? at least the weather holds out day and night. >>> time now is 6:40. still ahead, an alarming repor on north rea. could it be close to object staining nuclear weapons? >> and wait until you hear what one exterminator says he thinks is causing all those disgusting bed bug outbreaks. >>> american scientist says a new nuclear facility has been built with incredible speed. thecientist says he was, quote, stunned bythe sophistication of the facility. a washington-based think tank has also released this photo of e same facility where construction can be seen. the president's special envoy to north korea plans to visit south korea, china and japan to discuss concerns of north korea's nuclear plans. >>> the cholera outbreak in h e haiti appears to be spreading. doctors without borders said the disease has spread to all the neighborhoods in haiti's se

are for this time f for this time of yearment 44 in baltimore, 44 in d.c. 39 in salisbury, 40 in magers -- hagerstown and oaklandú at 30. it will turn breezier for tomorrow, even though it will be sunny, we will sit between the high and the low. the clipper will bring snow and for us it's more sunssine but breezy tomorrow. more sunshine and also we get a more southwesterly flow. a little more sunshine, yes, and also the westerly flow that will warm us up by the end of the weekend toward th. rainshowers with a milder air as the jet stream stays to the north as it appears now. here is what we can expect forú today. 52 degrees for the high and some sunshine for the eastern shore, northwest winds t 5-15 miles per hour. mootly sunny skies, a west wind at 5-10 miles per hour. out to the western part of maryland, close to the same, about 50 degrees with mostly clear skies anddaú 5-10-mile-an-hour wind. a clear sky, boo degree 52 degre overnight low. then tomorrow we get up to 58 degrees with a lot of sunshine. little bit or drop down, i should sayyat 52 degrees. that is because we will have mo

as far as temperatures dropping a little bit more this morning. 23 at wilmington, delaware. 42 in magerstown and you see the -- at hagerstown and northwest wind right now at 5-10 miles per houu. it could breeze up to 15 nd gusts as high as 20 miles per hour. not like yesterday when we had 30 to 35-mile per hour gusts. no gusts right now, though, we had a little bit more earlier this morning as emily was indicating. you can see the future scan showing us low pressure offshore. a little farther off to the east. the high pressure builds more. that will be one of the reasons to see the winds decrease today. we will be talking about plenty of sunshine through rest of the week, pretty much until later on sunday and into your mooday as we get a chance for a shower through.h the next front coming >>> for today, though the eastern shore, 57 degrees for the high. not bad, partly cloudy skies. threat seasonable 10, 20-mile-an-hour winds. a little breezy there than elsewhere. we will move inland, we will get the winds at 10 gusting to 20. that will be within a degree of normal for this time of year.

as we remain in the same weather pattern. 48 in salisbury, 43 in magers town -- hagerstown and 45 outhe low 60s, again. looking pretty good. we should enjoy again the northerly flow, the mild air and again, not too cool than it should be. 58 is the typical high temperature and we will be aaove that. 58 degrees for the eestern shore with partly cloudd skies and there ii will be breeeier with 10-20-mile-an-hour winds out of the north. the central part of the state gets up to 61 for the high much like yesterday. as we enjoy it, again, plenty of sunshine here. the winds at 5-10 miles per hour today thanks to the high center being closer. even more sunshine and northerly wind at 5-10 miles per hour. tonight mainly clear skies. ú% drop to 39 degrees so a little bit cooler, but still a little bit aaove where weeshould be for morning temperatures. morning winds at 5-10, and affer 61 today, veterans day looks very nice tomorrow with plenty %-cooler at 58, 60 on sunday wih plenty of sun and sunny on saturday witt a high of 62. things stay the same all through this week it looks like with a few