new york. eastern new york state, parts of new england will be very difficult but at least the plume of tropical moisture is east of the area and that ends our heavy rain threat. locally we can go back and show

we have rain from pittsburgh to buffalo, back through pennsylvania and new york state. it will be cloudy into new england. a lot of clouds around new york city, same for boston and part horde and providence. you can e the moisture here. not a lot of heavy rain. occasional areas of drizzle and showers. so bring the umbrella once again. the steadier rains will be back here. even ohio is getting it today around cleveland. and it's cold, too. chilly temperatures. 43 in chicago. we have chilly tperatures down into the areas of tennessee. atlanta is cool at 46 degrees.

very quickly racing up through eastern pennsylvania, new york state. they are getting hammered, philly to new york. it's going to hit atlantic city and new york city area, long island, connecticut is going to get it but the key for us is the plume of tropical moisture. until this upper low passes we will have some showers around and that will be the case off and on this morning, but the afternoon does look far far better. we still have a few flood warnings out there. the immediate metro doesn't have them but in saint mary's county, stafford county and in to anne arundel county and points northeast of the eastern shore, still have flood warnings. several roads are reported down sow under water. but right now other than an isolated closure the big flash flooding is over. we still have river flooding we will be contending with. and tom sater will join me later and we are putting that together right now. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, much better this morning. we have spotty showers and drizzle. upper 50s to the north and west. holding on to 70, 71 i

we're going to go to videotape of the republican candidate for governor in new york state and i think everything we've seen in this tape is your fault. let's take a look at carl paladino, republican candidate for governor of new york. >> you've descended into the gutter by suggesting he was involved in extramarital relations when he was married with no evidence. if you don't have evidence of that, isn't that going into the gutter? >> hmm, well a guy that's been in the gutter and spent a good part of his life in the gutter like andrew should think twice

budget deficits in new york, billions of dollars. states are required to balance those budgets each year. so, the new york state would have been required to either cut spending or raise taxes, billions of dollars, which would have pushed the economy offer the edge, and the stimulus package bailed out the states from making those cuts in spending and increases in taxes that would drive the economy off the cliff. if we did not have the stimulus we would not be sitting here but begging for things on the street. >> you dismiss that the president's ideas were wrong. because he used government spending. president reagan got us out of a much worse situation if you look at the real figures and got us out by going to the individual and. powering the individual. >>guest: and how much spending occurred under ronald reagan? >> he got us out of the depression by doing the opposite of president obama. >>guest: then you are using an example of tax cuts force the rich and huge spending moved the economy out, that and electing pick beck of course. >> i thin

new york. through here is incompetence, the city and state of new york disenfranchised troops at a time of war.that's perfectly symbolic of what an increpid backward state new york has become politically. >> bret: people out there will say most of the numbers vote republicans and this is an effort to squelch the votes. >> they are right to make the claim right now. it looks as if something is being done to have a negative impact in terms of the count. what strikes me is there should be no question. the law is the law. they should be the right to vote. the vote should be counted. it's upsetting when you stop and think about it. it's four years ago. half of the military ballots never got counted. that's crazy! >> this is the first rule of politics. if you have to choose and n explaining the screwed up behavior between inpump tent and conspiracy, choose incompetence. conspiracy is hard to pull off. this is sheer incompetence. this is isn't as if it was passed yesterday. they had months of -- >> bret: they extented it. >> got extension. the one extenuating circumstance is the parties had scheduled

a new york state senator was seen assaulting his girlfriend. a massachusetts lawmaker was caught on fbi cameras stuffing a bribe into her bra. >> one, two, three, four, five -- >> reporter: and in one state after another, powerful state lawmakers, who control hundreds of millions of dollars in spending, have been sent to prison after taking envelopes full of cash from undercover fbi agents. our abc news investigation found that in the last five years, at least 80 state lawmakers have been indicted or convicted on corruption charges. >> state officials are absolutely on our side. when it comes to this kind of cases, we're going to use wiretaps. we use undercovers. we're going to use the exact same techniques that his torially we've used when prosecuting organized crime or violent crime. >> reporter: the kroeg atensions to what's happening at statehouses came as the country's most prominent state lawmakers -- >> they're off -- >> reporter: gathered for their annual convention this summer in louisville, kentucky. >> influential group of leaders tha

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high wind warning in eastern maine and across central new england especially vermont and upper new york states nor easter will produce some snow. there's a winter storm watch posted for the evening. and through tomorrow and counties in vermont and new york state above 2,000 feet where some leaves left on the trees if the wind doesn't strip that away today. it may help to capture some 3 to 6 inch or more and that may take down some of the trees. that's the big story for them. otherwise once this gets out of here, and once we get that disturbance, we have dry air building in. it's going to be breezy and a little chilly as we head towards the weekend. so essentially watching the disturbance that doesn't look that impressive. there will be scattered rain showers this afternoon. but clouds will redevelop despite some breaks of sun. wind cranks up 20, 30-mile-per-hour gusts and it is breezy over the weekend but we will dry out. 2 degree guarantee 65 and afternoon rain shower possible. tonight we drop back to about 43 to a cool start for the baltimore running festival. and 60s but sunny tomorrow aft

the rain moved in to pennsylvania and new york state and west virginia and ohio.raveling far north and west of town. you may run in to showers and the mountains of west virginia, you will see showers there, as well. temperatures in the region, 40s and 50s. a chill in the air and pockets of blue like manassas at 39- degrees. it is 47 in bethesda. 45 reston. sterling is 44 and even locally we have a couple of low 40s there. arlington 46. and we sit at 51 at national. 54 by 9:00. more clouds this afternoon. slight chance of a stray shower, especially north and west of town. highs in the low 60s. it is 5:30. hello, angie. >> hello. incidents or accidents free across the viewing area. maryland, virginia and dc. let's take it outside and show you the live conditions. 95 northbound starting to slow down between the prince william parkway over to the route 123 exit. as we continue on to i-395, the northbound trip, we are tracking the taillights an right now from duke to seminary dropping a little bit of speed here and there. and finally take a lack at dc. this is south ca

i remember mine-- the new york state thruway, dad throwing pennies at the toll collector. yeah. this time he threw a quarter. inflation. it's not funny, it's not funny. why can't he behave himself? why can't a dog play the trumpet? ( chuckling ) it's not funny, robert. it's no big deal. you want me to talk to her? i don't want you to talk to her. i want you to talk to him. i'll talk to her. no, ray. your father has to realize that he's not a gorilla. he's got grandkids. he has to set an example. you really should go say something to him. why don't you? don't need to. your daughter, your problem. you're stupid, you're ugly. come on, ray, you gotta say something. talk to him. look at him, he's so peaceful. for crying out loud, i'll do it. no, you're too mean. what? nothing. i'll do it. dad, can we turn this off for a second? hey! what are you doing? we're watching here. all right, look, dad. we think you should know that ally was kind of upset about what happened with the guy at the market. okay. turn the tv back on. wait a second. what happened? aw, the jackass fruit guy accused

clear here, and you can see right up here in parts of new york state and new england some gray.tle smudge. that's some clouds, and it is associated with a cool front trying to push south. it will push south today, but with no moisture in the atmosphere, it is not going to be a rain maker. it might pop a few clouds here and there, but really this area of high pressure has all the moisture blocked from feeding into this front. it looks like kind of a non-event. if it does anything, it will affect the high temperatures tomorrow and be cooler tomorrow than today. the storm out west, that's kind of a late monday, mid-week next week, the sform in the plains states works its way into the mid atlanta region. -- atlantic region. sunset this evening at 6:37. we lose two to three minutes each day of sunlight. game time tomorrow 1:00 in the afternoon. m&t stadium. ravens broncos game, looks like plenty of sun. seasonnably mild. at game time we expect temperatures in the low 70's. it might peak out in the mid 70's during the game. the winds will generally be light. leers the insta-weather fu

senate and the new york state assembly. so there are a lot of campaigns and all of them are talking about the economy. there's very little else in the discussions. >> brown: and kathy lewis, two years ago i was down there visiting with you in the midst of a race that was seen as a real bellwether for turning a red state blue and president obama was elected on states like yours. what's happening now? >> well, exactly so. and one of the candidates that many would argue road in on those coattails was democratic incumbent glen nye who was elected in 2008. he's fightinÁto restain his seat in a largely republican second district. that's the race that everybody's watching. even across the country. there were six republicans lined up almost immediately after he was elected to run for that spot. in the end, one spun off as an independent, he was the former chair. in fact, you interviewed him back in the day, the virginia beach republican party. he's now spun off as an independent candidate, his name is kenny golden. and the republic

in new york state, which is very interesting, mr.e beating paladino but the big news for the paladino campaign today they bought substantial air time at 5:13 p.m. today he will be on literally every tv set in buffalo and rochester and all those areas in westchester county. if you turn on your tv at 5:13 p.m. today in new york state, you'll see paladino. >> what is that about, luke? >> i don't know. there is speculation he might apologize to andrew cuomo and he might carry his attack on andrew cuomo. whatever it is, if you're in new york state at 5:13 p.m., that is appointment tv. >> he is an interesting guy, i think it will be an interesting one to watch. >> he's a buffalo guy, indeed. take care. >> always got to get in that buffalo. >>> seller beware. with the price of gold surging to all-time highs near $1,400 an ounce, you might be tempted to get rid of that old gold jewelry. i'm sure you've seen the ads. >> the ads are everywhere. >> cold, hard cash. just this much jewelry can get you $300. >> the offers are so appealing. >> 25%

so the really breezey conditions are in pennsylvania and new york state and parts of new england.till be under the influence of this storm especially in the early afternoon hours. so instead of calling it windy like it was yesterday, we'll call it breezey. then dry conditions dominate the picture as we go right through the weekend. there is no big storm to the west. for the race this morning, 8:00, 52. downtown, 10:00, 58, plenty of sun, and at noon, temperatures will be in the 60's. sunny, breezey, seasonnably mild. winds northwest 10 to 20. gusting to 25. temperature range 64 to 66 degrees. we have a game up in boston, more technically fox borough. it will be mild at 1:00 or so. 59 to 63 the temperature range. great football weaver -- weather. 10 to 15 miles per hour. our forecast, sunny. lade late monday into tuesday we start picking up clouds and my wednesday rain chances return. >> if an affidavit is found to be invalid, a state official said yesterday preliminary dauts found hundreds of bogus affidavits. the state's highest court will consider the proposal. this comes as leg

there is some heavy rain in new york state. they'll all list out. i think we will get some cloud cover. you can best see that in northern maryland. it will become mostly sunny. the temperature right now, the upper 40's and low 50's. we should be able to sneak into the low 70's later today. a quick update on the tropics. this is otto which has sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. we expect otto to drift into the open atlantic and not bother anybody. at this point it does not look like there will be any trouble from otto on the east coast. breezy and mild this afternoon with a high temperature around 71 degrees. not bad when you compare it to 59 degrees that we had yesterday. outstanding forecast for the upcoming weekend. sunshine friday, saturday, and sunday with temperatures in the mid 70's all three days. if you are going to see the ravens on sunday, you picked a good one. that is a look at the seven-day forecast. let's check the roads. >> we have a new crash just coming into us so watch at that intersection. we're seeing a little slow down southb

it's about who has a plan to restore prosperity and economic growth to new york state. we need a debate about who will restore job growth to new york. me or career politician andrew cuomo? >> i am not a witch. >> by the way, i want to cede my time for this to rich so he can talk about production values. >> two minutes long, in the background, when he's talking, making this impassioned plea for civility, a bus goes by. i mean, this guy is sort of waving. i mean, it was just -- he's a billionaire, he could have hired anybody he wanted. he hired, you know, some high school kid with a flip cam. >> it's in the democrat's interest right now to make this negative and personal because the republicans want to nationallyize this campaign, make it about obama and the economy and unemployment and all the rest. >> it's a choice. >> it's a choice, and it's in the democrat's interest, you know, the democrats who ran on hope and all the rest. it's in their interest to turn this into a very negative campaign on a personal level race by race. >> of course i'm going to disagree with that.

most of the rain is in new york state, pennsylvania, and back into ohio.will catch up to us tomorrow or overnight tonight. take a light jacket with you. 50 at the airport. 50 degrees in rock hall and rising sun up and cecil counties. mostly cloudy today. you might get a peak of the sun this afternoon. the clouds will fill back in pretty quickly. high temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. we have a chance for a few rain shower is tonight with temperatures dropping back into the 40's. as we head towards the next 24 hours, it will stay the same period a chance for a few rain showers on wednesday. thursday and friday, we jump into the upper 60's. low to mid 70's on friday. i think it will be a nice weekend with temperatures in the low to mid 70's. let's say good morning to sandra shaw. she is downtown at bir fastow -- beer fest. >> it kicks off on thursday. it will be a great weekend. 10 days of everything beer in baltimore. there is the oktoberfest and other festivals. what is the event on thursday backtracked the opening tap ceremony with the pace of

washington insider, so pretty touch comebacks, but it's definitely uphill for carnahan. >> let's go to new york stateow, a contest for the governor of new york state, andrew cuomo, right now among likely voters in our brand-new poll, 55%. carl palladino, 41%, another big margin for the democrat. >> one place it is looking good for democrats is the northeast, connecticut is looking a little brighter for them, and new york state is looking good. cuomo is holding his own against palladino, who has been very colorful, had some high-propry outbursts that i believe are holding him back. 61% i believe thought that palladino was a loose cannon. so i think his temperament and the coverage about some of his outbursts is holding him back, making it looking like easy sliding for cuomo. >> if the democrats are having trouble there, you know they're have been trouble in other states. look at this. the president's job approval numbers in these four states, i'm going to put them. you see the numbers right behind you. among all adults, his job approval numbers in new york, those are in the northeast. you move out wes

the bulk of the storm is moving into new jersey, new york state and new england. they get what we had yesterday and we are dealing with kind of the leftovers. i will zoom in a little bit to show the more immediate area. there are a few areas of sprinkle and drizzle but eventually we clear out. we will switch to the main computer. here is a list of some of the more spectacular rain numbers. huntingtown in southern maryland, 10.6 and the boy 10. essex had 8.5. dublin manor 7.64. b.w.i.-marshall a record 6.02. here on tv hill some kind of record or something, 4.79 inches. usually we get the big rains directly from the leftovers of a tropical storm. this was a little broader type of system. there is still a flood warning and watch and advisory situation out there this morning. it is not from anything that is coming. it is dealing with the leftover and waiting for the water to go down. we are still dealing with that to some degree and it covers the baltimore metro area from baltimore county, city and anne arundel county eastward on to the eastern shore and northeast co

it's about who has a plan to restore prosperity and economic growth to new york state. i'm a builder. i know we can rebuild new york. jon: paladino is here live to talk about his race for governor and the power of the tea party. jon: the national tea party movement and the power of the tea party, froontd center in a race in one of the bluest states there is, new york state. relative political unknown carl paladino beat out long time republican former congressman rick lazio, a guy who has run for statewide office before in the primary last month, now paladino faces this man, andrew cuomo in the governor's race. carl paladino joins us now. carl, a lot of people were surprised when you knocked out rick lazio in that race, he is, as i said, a guy who has statewide recognition t. he has run before, but according to the latest ciena poll, you are not doing so well against andrew cuomo, the democratic nominee, 56 percent for him, according to this poll, 32 pours for you, do you believe those numbers? >> well, you figure it out. the three days before the primary, they had me dow

we have rain from pittsburgh to buffalo, back through pennsylvania and new york state. it will be cloudy into new england. a lot of clouds around new york city, same for boston and part horde and providence. you can see the moisture here. not a lot of heavy rain. occasional areas of drizzle and showers. so bring the umbrella once again. the steadier rains will be back here. even ohio is getting it today around cleveland. and it's cold, too. chilly temperatures. 43 in chicago. we have chilly temperatures down into the areas of tennessee. atlanta is cool at 46 degrees. today's highs, cool from the great lakes down to atlanta. beautiful in florida. middle of the country, fantastic weather pattern this week. while the east coast suffers, you're gorgeous from minneapolis down the dallas. enjoy it. it's a great fall day. that's a look at your forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. well, new orleans is looking nice today. it's 75 and sunny. orlando, ideal weather this time of year down there, 83, low humidity. charlotte, 68 partly cloudy. there's that

see up to 3 to 4 inches of rain before it's over and why we have flood watches in effect for new york state and new england out already.gl >> things are going to change as we head to the day. a lot of rain, and will be breezy and chilly. high temperatures >>> this morning on today's health, simple ways to heal yourself. if you want to ease the pain of a shot, lessen the burning of heartburn and maybe even stop your spouse from snoring, dr. carey peterson says you can do it all with a few simple steps, a board certified internist and women's health contributor. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> we're getting ready for flu season and people will be getting flu shots. i guess for some people, the shot itself can cause problems. how do you lessen the pain for that? >> so many of my patients are afraid of getting vaccines, here's a trick, take your two fingers and put them above and below where the needle will trick you and press firmly. it confused the pain receptors and they're confused and doesn't feel as sharp. >> what about a good spank, and -- >> that works, too. it distracts you. if yo

a few showers in to new york state and ontario. front up there and that front will slide south over the next day and a half. as the front comes south, a little wave of low pressure passing it will bring in two things a it will start to cool us down a little bit tomorrow and the showers tomorrow morning in pennsylvania, they will slide south also. middle of the afternoon, we can't rule out a shower or two. an by the way, look at the rain on tuesday to the west. low pressure will come on that front. and that could be here on thursday. so while we will cool down we may turn wet here for part of the week. an we still need some rain. wednesday a cool rain and 62. if that happens may be in the a 0s and 60 on friday and what nice looking weekend ahead. >>> overall not so bad. we have a new traffic alert to tell you about. we want you to know in the riverdale area. u.s. 1 southbound is closed at route 410. that's because of an accident. police say they will be investigating this until about 6:45 this morning. meanwhile, 95, one of the most

he was previously given a life sentence for rape in new york state. a college park bar that is in trouble again. it was slapped with several violations. it could serve new violations after it served alcohol to minors. four people were stabbed in a fight and one man is charged in that attack. we are following some breaking is from arlington where a crash between a motorcycle and car is causing serious back ribs. it happened around 10:00. traffic a shutdown while police investigate the scene. the motorcyclist was taken off to a hospital. no word on that person's condition. the traffic alert for drivers living around or committing through fairfax county. news chopper 7 was at the start of a construction project. leading to a lot of frustration in tyson's corner -- tysons corner. we are live and more on the reasons this is being done at this hour. >> as we speak, we have seen sections of 123 being closed down. there are demolishing the 495 northbound bridge that goes over 123. you can see how state police are out here. they have closed off some of the exit

they are doing it now, they want to do it here in new york and new york state. it will happen.ause you are living under their roof. let me ask you this. with healthcare, won't you live under their roof with healthcare? you have to play by their rules. if this is the leading cause of obesity, well, are you going to be able to buy soda? i've shown you this week, the rules are cold and calculated. 1913. teddy roosevelt. just bought this today. wouldn't tell the store in new york who it was for because i don't know if they would have sold it to me. teddy roosevelt, battle flag. progressive. 1912. this is an original hank hankerchief. in 1920, without radio or television or mass media, anything masked to spread the news quickly, people had seen enough of progressives. they were done by them and horrified by progressives by 1912, to 1920. progressive were in shambles. the federal income tax 1913 enacted. promise to keep the rate low. 1913, 7%. 1918, keep it low. turned into 77%. during the same period, the lower rates never climbed over 6%. most people were virtually paying nothing i

it is way up here in new york state but the rain wrapping do you know through ohio and west virginia.his is the case. but tonight in to tomorrow it will start to move east. the rain that you see here will probably come across our northern sections on wednesday. right now we have the northernly flow behind the storm system. i expect winds north to west today as the system pulls to the north and east. you see the rains here by the evening. little bit in to western maryland, as well. overnight we see that start to pull out. could be wet flakes mixing in toward snow shoe. then tomorrow we watch some of the shower action north and west. doesn't look like a lot but partly to mostly cloudy again with the threat of showers. after that, things are looking up in a big way to finish out the week and especially for the weekend. the seven-day forecast, 62 today. breezy. tomorrow 62. couple of showers mainly north. look at friday, saturday, sunday, monday, high school sports on friday night looking good. skins game on sunday, weather is looking good with temperatures over the weekend in to the 70s.

i will also add that here in new york state we have a big victory convenient coming up tomorrow nightrating two republicans in the new york state assembly who have gone on record and voted yes for marriage equality. it's important to note there are fair-minded republicans out there. we support them and as far as republicans like carl paladino, we are open to dialogue with them. the statements he made yesterday are certainly not helping along any positive endorsement from our organization. >> in light of those comments, final question, gregory, will you push to that meeting to sit down with his cam and have a discussion about this? >> i think it's important to have a discussion with carl paladino and republicans running in this state and running nationally. we need to put a face on what it means to be a gay man or lesbian woman in 2010, and i'm happy to meet with carl paladino and his campaign and i want to say here on air, the offer is on the table. we'd be happy to meet with him. >> we'll follow up. thank you for calling back in, gaeg gore. >>> voters in nearly two daz states will de

new york. there in the money came, not the real estate game. people are put on notice and ultimately if they fall behind, there is the process that begins. in new york statelieve it takes longer to foreclose on a property than any other state, prim because we have judges and you cannot just do it without a judge. we're so bad debt in the paperwork, we only have so many judges and clerks -- we are so backed up in the paper work. we only have so many judges and clerks. we want to do it right and it takes time to foreclose. no matter what the outcome. >> i want to bring andy kroll into the conveation. you've been writing about this and especially about ally financial, it was in essence partially owned by the federal government? >> that is right. it is gmac, a subsidiary of allied financial. -- ally financial. these are partially government- owned banks and these are the banks, gmac and ally was basically the institution that sparked this whole issue now of dubious paperwork and investigations by attorney general's and also members of congress and nikko tell us what you found in terms of ally financial in the way it dealt with those in default on mortgages? >

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item will be back >> a conservative candidate for governor in new york state is facing controversy for his comments. >> i did not march in a gay pride parade -- my opponent did. that is not the best example we should show our children. >> on sunday he told a group of orthodox jewish leaders that he thought saddam would be better off getting married and raising families. on "good morning america" he explained his position. >> i wanted to clearly distinguish that my feelings about homosexuality were no different than those of the catholic church. i am a catholic. >> the comments were criticized for coming the same weekend as the ring of several suspects on gay men and boys. his comments were labeled homophobic. the rescuers have hit a major milestone in chile, successfully tapping the empty rescue capsule for the miners have been trapped since august. officials say that they have they can start to bring the men out tomorrow, or even wednesday. a secret list has been made of which ordered the men will come up. >> they fighting against us yesterday because every one of them wanted to be at

the homecoming the new york state police are part of an ongoing investigation involving three local officers >> for different and, scared by the fbi had been convicted for different-man. plotting to blow up synagogues. of these four men. a federal jury of manhattan, have filigree and 40 days, on charges of conspiracy, and with weapons of mass destruction. the sentencing is in march or they could face life in prison. >> justin beever is charged with assault! at a laser tag facility in british columbia. the 12 year-old says that just in beaver hit him. witnesses said the just accidentally hit him during the game. he is back in his home country for a concert in vancouver. his representatives say that he is denied that this happened. the molester, a junior guard at pepperdine had over five of his teammates down to at the midnight madness. and with or midnight reporter, web producer, kimberly sakamoto. >> that is right, the six- foot, 3 in., his dunk skewed to reviewed on you to come and sports center top plate. you are going to want to see it that with seven people lined up. from tall, short, th

flash flood warnings. ú%dicating flood warnings currently in parts of new york state and into pennsyyvania track up along the eastern seaboard. here is the timing of the storm it looks like we will continue to see it pull to the north. wrrparound early in the morning. but start to break the clouds by mid-morning. afternoonn -tart to get the sunshine in play. sun back. and towwrd the rest of the weekend things will clear up as well. tonight heavy rain. 67 degrees for tomorrow. maybe a morninggshhwer. quickly. 74. and then weekend looks fabulous with cooling conditions and dry conditions. back to you. >> all right. %-school delay for tomorrow.s harford county schools open two hours late. because of this wicked weather. and the situation will change overnight. get the latest forecast, any other school delays, and detailed information about which roads are closed and the best detours on fox 455mooning news. that nformation is available all the time on the fox 45 neww ticker and fox 45 smmrt phhne apps. morning news starts at 5 a.m. >> republicans want to know if governoo o'malley's administrat

for the post part it will stay in to pennsylvania and new york state but close enough we have to watch. this front comes through, not so much in the morning but in the afternoon with a few showers and isolated thunderstorm running south and east and much cooler air by wednesday. we are talking highs on wednesday only in the 60s. today, mid to upper 80s, 90 locally. a shower is possible tomorrow. 78. thursday, showers return, 62 if it is an earlier rain we won't get our of the 50s. clear out friday 62 and the weekend looks good. 68 on saturday and 70 on sunday. it is monday and that means it is time for momslikeme.com. >>> i'm peggy fox with the monday moms like me spotlight. today internet tracking. you know when you go on-line that companies track you. but did you know they are tracking your children even more aggressively? with us is brenda hyde with washington family magazine. this is startling number here. >> it is. it really is. the "wall street journal" did an investigation where they followed a 0 sites that were popular with kids and they found over 4,000 cookies were placed on

our region, this afternoon, this evening still a little snow up across the northern sections of new york state. all weekend into next week a really present fall. and it's going do become a rim remnant low by mid-next week. and all the spaghetti models have it going through central america and weakening. a few of the models has it going toward cue pa -- cuba but that's not going to happen. generally around 36, back up to 70 with sunshine and check out this five day forecast, 72 on sunday. 74, 77 scattered showers monday night and tuesday. and 75 on wednesday. got to love that, denise. >> sure do, thank you bob. the ravens get ready for a visit from the buffalo bills. there could be some roster moves before game time, that's next in sports. ,,,, [ male announcer ] baltimore. a city that's been inspiring ideas and innovation since 1729. at bank of america, we live, work and help serve the community here through hundreds of branches and atms. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from supporting the university of maryland medical center... to the restoration of the hippodrome

there was snow in new york state and pennsylvania is 40 degrees. overnight we will see some clearing skies. it will be a chilly start to the day tomorrow. temperatures in some areas in the forties. i will tell you all about that for the weekend. i'll join you in a few minutes. >>> if frustrating ordeal for one local woman. she got a new air conditioning unit but it would not work. we take action to cool down a very hot problem. >> as the summer sun sizzled, mary realized the hot weather was going to be a huge problem. >> it got to 103 upstairs. >> she replaced her air- conditioner, but it never seemed to work. >> the came out several times a year. i was getting frustrated and extremely hot. this summer was so awful. >> she brought her system from t and t associates, who made 10 trips to fix the unit, all free of charge, finally saying the issue was a bad part which needed to be replaced to the warranty. that was months ago. >> she did not show up. >> why didn't you go back and fix for air conditioner? you told her in june. it is september. >> i did

governorships, i will make a bold prediction, the governorship that democrats will retain -- new york state. if anyone has seen the latest advertisement put out by the challenger, it is the most lunatic ad i have ever seen, where he tries to defend itself against accusations of sexual scandals, and there is reference to the prowess of his opponent. that is a word i've never heard in a political ad. [laughter] >> if there were rumors of sexual prowess, he would not turn it down. -- you would not turn it down. [laughter] on mortgages, anybody who has bought a mortgage in the past 25 years has no idea who is holding it. each month it would change. why the hell do these lenders kind of pass it on -- >> that is absolutely inexcusable. no excuse. if you cannot document alone as a banker, and you do not belong in -- if you couldn't document a loan as a banker, he did not belong in the business. i would not give them a dime. >> amen. >> it is a double emmy. > -- double whammy. >> where is all the cash coming from? >> washington liberals are trying to trick you. >> as budget committee chairman, i ap

some rain in new york state.ing away with it and we have a lot of breaks out there and a good deal of sunshine and temperatures, as you look to the westing still in the 40s and 50s. no real push of colder air. the push will be of warmer air as we go through the next few days. 54 by 9:00. 73 for the drive home look for highs near 7 a but the winds will be out of the west northwest at ten 10 to 20 miles an hour. and time for traffic now. >>> pretty chilly out there. i'm keeping my eyes on the road for you, especially on this accident in dc. dupont circle area where this hit and run investigation is underway. southbound connecticut avenue right now shut down between dupont circle and k street. avoid the area of dc if you can. moving to the live camera on 270, father hurley, picking up more traffic at 5:30 in the morning, but no major problems heading to the split. for virginia drivers, driving up 95 northbound from prince william parkway to 123, we are seeing more traffic as well, but no incidents reported. over to

california, kentucky, missouri, indiana, ohio, and connecticut, there were concerns and in new york state, for our fox news investigation, found a prosecutor that has taken the unusual step of taking dna from some democrats. >> the troy, new york city council holds an unusual distinction. a special prosecutor has collected dna from the majority of its members. all democrats. five city council men including the council president, as well as four other public officials and political operatives. >> talking about the voter fraud case and absentee ballots. >> no comments. no comment. >> reporter: who do you think about it. >> i have no comment. >> reporter: they are under investigation for what is called a massive voter fraud scheme. the faking of more than 50 absentee ballots from the working families party. during a 2009 primary election. last year, voters named on the ballots told us they never voted by absentee. the applications included voting excuses, like in two cases, bus trip to casino. jessica falsely claimed she was attending a work conference in boston. >> you did not write that or

temperatures cool ner the 40s over parts of pennsylvania, new york state.he 50s south of us. but we have this cool air wrapping in behind that area of low pressure. which is actually strengthening as you see the heavy rain over connecticut, to rhhde island. parts of southern massachusetts. they will get heavy rain and gusty winds as the storm strengthens and deepens a bit over the region. innfact, on the future scan you can see how it wraps around and strengthens. we will see the winds from this on the back edge of the storm through he day on fridayy picks uppthrough friday night to saturday. so kind of a breezy weekend. but more sunshine in the picture as well. so here is hoo it looks for tonight. 48 degrees. cool, winds out of the west at five to 15. we could see wind gusts anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour at3 times. and that carries thhoogh to saturday morning as well. so if you are heading to the running festival looks like a beautiful day. plenty of sunshine. breezy. and 66 on sunday. and monday, looos good, starting ú%f the work week. back to you

a lot of members of the military from new york state may not be able to cast their ballot necessary this election because the state board of elections it turns out did not mail the absentee ballots in time. under the federal move act, states must mail them out, 45 days before the election. despite an extension the ming of this past month, some of the state's largest counties, including new york city, admit they couldn't meet that new deadline, either. this means about 320,000 servicemen and women may not be able to vote in the election. the justice department has this reaction saying, quote, the department is aware of recent issues in new york, and we are in urgent discussions with state officials into achieving a prompt resolution. the department is committing sit resource toss vigorous reform of the move act, to ensure men and women in the military and those living overseas have the opportunity to vote and have them count this year's elections. we put into calls today to the city in new york board of elections. this of course comes after years of complaint that is members of the milita

a candidate who wants to lead new york state is being called homo phobe ex-because he made controversials being better off if they get married and raise a family. >> i don't want them to be brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid or successful option, it isn't. >> let's get to our company. linda caplin thaler and jonathan capeha capehart. you've got to wonder if some of the folk who got behind carl paladino are having second thoughts. dramatic stuff. >> pretty dramatic. pretty terrible, pretty disgusting, to use his word. i hope the republican party is kicking itself for nominating this guy who thinks he can lead all of the people of new york state. what he said yesterday and how he tried to defend himself today, i think, is reprehensible, and i don't think that the peel of new york should entrust him with the governorship. i don't care how many head his wants to bash in al banfully and how deserving folks in albany in are in terms of their leadership but carl paladino should not be elected anywhere near the governorship, anywhere near an office of public trust.

lureen mcneil, director, bureau of recovery services, new york state office of alcoholism and substance abuse services, new york, new york. carlos hardy, director of public affairs, baltimore substance abuse systems, incorporated, baltimore, maryland. john, what role does language play in forming public opinion on addiction and mental health issues? i think language plays a critical role in the way that, after all, it's the, it conveys the meaning of, of what we're trying to express. and so i think it plays a very important role and we should think carefully about the terms that we use because of that. so, why does some language impede the understanding, lureen, of, of our field and the way we refer to people? well i think particularly now that we have this new recovery framework, people are holding on to the old language. and the new language really holds the fullness of the framework, it really shows the validity of the framework, it shows the reality of recovery. and so the fact people are holding on to that old language, is really impeding us from moving forward into this new framew