the bigger picture shows the moisture that's been coming out of north carolina into virginia. there has been rain not nearly as much yellow. the air is still moistening up, a little bit dry. this is a sign of things that are changing. a lot more rain will be headed this way tomorrow it looks like. temps in the 60s to around 70 here up in philly as well. 55 in williamsport. upper 60s in fairfax county. 70 from rockville and columbia. 68 in baden. 66 at mason neck. in town, 70 degrees with a dew point still at 59 and the winds northeast at 6 and the cloudy skies stay thickened up. our problems with coming from this storm system out of florida. it is in georgia and the carolinas today. tropical moisture being drawn into this. some of the rain totals over the next couple of days could be two, three inches, maybe more than that. isolated here. potentially heavy rains. this stuff will be with us really tonight and as we get into the day on wednesday. wednesday looks like a rainy day and a cooler day. today, 71. a late shower. 67 tomorrow. low 60s tonight. we won't move much tomorrow

it's extended to raleigh, north carolina into virginia.e will start to see some of the first drops around southern maryland by the time we get to late tuesday night, early wednesday morning. here is a look at the good night forecast. mid-60s by 11:00 p.m. clouds move in. 62 to 60 degrees early tomorrow morning. outlying areas, mid-50s. the thing is for tomorrow morning, the morning rush will be dry and the afternoon rush will be dry, too. this is a snapshot of tomorrow at 3:30 during the afternoon. rain mostly funneling northward on the other side of the mountain. showers around north carolina and south carolina. then again by the time we get to early wednesday morning, the first showers is the green you see in southern maryland and areas of eastern west virginia. it will turn wet for wednesday. in the forecast, high clouds. we drop from the mid-70s to mid-60s. tomorrow morning 50s 0 low 60s. there's likely to be foggy spots around the area. 69 to 64 degrees. we look at the four-day forecast for you. tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday

north carolina, continuing a bus-style trip to push his jobs plan. later, president obama will move to virginia. susan mcginnis has the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning, betty. the president rolled into north carolina on that million dollar pus trying to sell parts of his $447 billion jobs bill. but critics in washington are calling this an election campaign trip and they say that he is sticking americans with the tab. at a packed high school auditorium in north carolina, president obama pushed congress to pass his jobs plan piece by piece. >> we're going to shop it up into some bite-sized pieces and give them another chance to look out for your jobs instead of looking out for their own jobs. >> reporter: he slammed senate republicans for blocking the measure last week, implying that tea party conservatives hijacked the debate. >> it's way overdue for us to stop trying to satisfy some branch of the party and take some common sense steps to help america. >> reporter: the president's bus tour will continue rolling through north carolina today before pulling into virginia. monday, he got a chance to stock up on candy and greet locals at a general store. the white house insists this trip

of rain, this area of green is just some scattered light rain that's coming in out of north carolina into virginia now, and the closest rain to us as we look at the local doppler live digital doppler radar we have it right just to the south of fredericksburg, a little bit of light rain, a few sprinklesner charlottesville to near richmond, and that's also into the northern neck. it is advancing to the north, and we may have a few of the sprinkles into the afternoon hours. about a 50% chance of a little bit of light rain developing. temperatures should be holding steady in the low 70s between now and then. we'll have a variable wind around five to ten miles per hour. we'll have a greater chance of that rain as we get into tomorrow. we'll look at that and some pleasant changes on the way for the end of the week and the weekend. i'll show you that coming up in just a couple of minutes. barbara? >> okay, tom. thank you. >>> and we're going to take a look at our midday traffic out there. any problems out there late in the morning? >> you know, barbara, it's looking much better. huge issues on the beltwa

his jobs tour bus will drive from north carolina into southeast virginia. >> the president told a packed high school gymnasium he's relenting on some earlier demands he wants the jobs bill passed as a whole. now pass a portion of the bill around $35 billion to help local governments keep teachers and public safety officers on the job. >> we're going to chopit up into some bite size pieces and give them another chance to look out for your jobs instead of their jobs. >> appropriate on the taxpayer's dime since it is clearly campaigning and i must say again i've never seen an uglier bus. >> now the white house insists this trip is about jobs and not next year's election. >>> if a few hours -- in a few hours it will roll out of north carolina on a stop in virginia. >>> today, the d. c. city council is holding a hearing about a law some say is too harsh. it allows police in the district to arrest drivers who have expired tags even those from other states. after complaints the council will consider repealing the law enforcement 9news now reporter -- law. 9news now reporter kristin fisher is th

north. see the rains here into north carolina getting into southern virginia now. around here, plenty of clouds. this is ground clutter in and around the metro. when you look at the dew points, you can see how the he will level moisture is returning. the green areas were dew points upper 50s to 65 at norfolk. more browner, the dew points into the 40s and low 50s. more humid air is starting to replace the nice dry air we had for the last few days. temperatures down to 53 in lovettsville and centreville at 58 along with laytonsville. you go south. low 60s down to fort belvoir. baden has dipped to 58. columbia, 60. college park at 59. rockville, you're holding at an even 60 with 63 at national. dew points, 59. humidity is up at 87%. it will continue to climb thanks to low pressure coming out of florida. gave florida all sorts of rain and problems yesterday. some tropical moisture coming in off the atlantic feeding into this system. some of the rain over the next day, day and a half are going to be locally heavy. especially up toward the appalachians. we're potentially

you can see it now into north carolina sneaking into southern virginia. right along that lower 20% of virginia here. down across southwestern virginia, out toward asheville. this is all going to be lifting north over the next couple of days. temperatures, we're in the 60s. 65 in annapolis. 50s north and west. where the skies are cleared out a little bit, that has helped fog to form. leonardtown was down a little less. now they're sitting at a mile visibility. highs today a lot cooler than yesterday when we were in the low 80s. today, 72 for washington. 69 in fredericksburg. about 71 in leesburg. monika? >> you know, i've changed the light to yellow not because it is too terrible but just a couple of little things going on i'm going to show you. on the beltway, it is fine. we'll zoom into the south side of town. there is a disabled vehicle right here in springfield. let's take a live look at route 644 sitting in the right lane causing delays up from lorton at about route 642 to this point. you're ok as you head to 395. we'll take you back over to the map. t

south to north and we know that the clouds are certainly here as you can see on this perspective and the rain is a little pit heavier as you get into south side virginia and down into north carolinasome spots in here we are talk being two to four inches of very heavy rain for eastern north carolina in those coastal areas. this is starting to pivot in those directions. likely central virginia is going to get some heavy stuff, too, as we look at this batch that is moving on up. we still have the tornado watch that we are watching down in florida. they have a number of water spouts down there. this is the tropical moisture that's been catching a ride on a trough low pressure in the midwest and that front is going to swing through and bringing us cooler temperatures for the end of the week. in a nutshell, here is the planner for the next three days. wet wednesday or us. could be a rumble of thunder. temperature about 68 degrees and a wet morning commute. thursday, 65 degrees. it will be breezy and a little bit cooler obviously, certainly down from today which was 74 degrees and friday cooler still with a mix of clouds and sun but heavier on the sunny side at 61 degrees. we think that

north. there is quite a bit of rain that stretches from pennsylvania through maryland. the district, all the way across virginia into north carolinaer to washington, we have those areas of green, drizzle and light rain. but that one patch of orange and red, that's the thunder shower that is now begin to go diminish. but it stretches from near rockville all the way up between ulney and leightonsville, near ashton, virginia, and that's advancing now, just coming into howard county, up towards ellicot county. maybe a little bit of thunder and lightning. most of the lightning has dissipated with that. >>> and temperatures are in the low to mid 60s in washington and montgomery. southern maryland, near the bay, northern neck eastern shore, many locations there. farther to the west, much of frederick county, louden county and points he west, we are in the 50s and it's in the mid 50s out in the mountains of western maryland, west virginia. that's a live picture. sun right at 7:15. might have a chance of showers and thuntder showers this morning. reaching the low 70s. overnight tonight, lingering showers and maybe thunder through mrid even

. >> reporter: the bus door will continue rolling through north carolina today before pulling into virginia. monday he got lap chance to stock up on candy. the who's insists this trip is about jobs, not votes, but that didn't stop supporters in asheville from shouting four more years. >> right now i'm thinking about the next 13 months. >> reporter: here in washington, republicans called it nothing more than a taxpayer financedded campaign trip. >> it's clearly about campaigning. and i must say i've never seen an uglier bus. >> reporter: democrats could bring up the part part of the plan this week. this contains $35 billion to help keep hundreds of teachers, firefighters and police on the job. >> congressional republicans insist the only way to revive the economy is so slash spending, lower taxes and ease regulations on corporations. >>> in indianapolis race fans are paying tribute to a driver who lost his life over the weekend. the race track has turned into a memorial for champ dan wheldon. wheldon was killed by blunt force head trauma in a 15-car pileup in las vegas on sunday. >>> the new

north carolina coming north. just getting across the border barely into southern virginia.his is going to be slowly making its way northward. we'll be on the damp side here. 59 in la plata. 65 on the bay in annapolis. easton and cambridge at 61. winchester is 54. we're at 63 degrees. looking at the visibilities, a little bit of fog. martinsburg, cumberland, petersburg even up toward frederick, patchy dense fog. not nearly as warp as yesterday. with highs mainly in the low 70s. few spots west and southwest. clouds, may stay in the upper 60s. >> good morning, everybody. we've still got the green light. as howard said, you may encounter some fog. here's what it looks like in the beltway on college park. toward 95 and over toward silver spring where you'll find the construction. both loops of the beltway should be being picked up shortly between new hampshire and georgia and between connecticut and georgia on the inner loop as well. both loops of the beltway. let's go to springfield on the northbound side of i-95. no problems from fredericksburg up to this point and up to 395,

radar shows action to the west and limited whether action coming up through north carolina virginia and west of washington intots of western maryland. we do not think we will see anything severe in the evening hours. a large circulation. it will take awhile to clear it out. eventually the dry air out west will move in. high pressure will move in from the midwest. that will give us a beautiful string of days friday, saturday, and sunday. through the day tomorrow we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. as we head through the next seven days, see more sunshine on friday. highs in the lower 60's. another delightful weekend, and more sunshine could begin the weather pattern next week. >> the tour iotas sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> there will be no relaxing at the park. >> that is right. john beck the starting quarterback, in part because try williams is heard and out of the offensive lines. the skins need and more mobile quarterback that can escape the pressure, and that is john beck. he is now the redskins' starter. sometimes those are the only guys open. nin

north. coming in out of the carolinas into far southern virginia. looks like that may arrive here later this afternoon. about a 30% chance of a few sprinkles. otherwise, a cloudy day. might have a little sun this morning. highs reaching low to mid-70s this afternoon. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> let's start with the rails. we have a minor delay on the marc penn south line, train number 401. your delay is just six minutes. metro and vre look good. on the roadways now, checking roads in maryland, let's start with 270 west montgomery avenue. taking 270 in both directions. not seeing any major congestion just yet and no accidents to report traveling in virginia. if you're making the commute along i-95, again not seeing any problems there as well as i-66. i'm back in ten with another update. back to you both. >> danella, thank you. >>> new from overnight, we have breaking news. police have surrounded the wheaton metro station after reports that a bus driver has been stabbed there. news 4's tracee wilkins joins us live from t

acknowledges compiling a list of kkt houses, cruising locations of virginia, maryland, tennessee, north carolina, and west virginia. he broke intoal information on kkg's secret rituals. >> what does that tell you? if this guy breaks into sorority houses? >> it shows us somebody who is bold. unafraid. he said in one of the interviews, that gave him power, that gave him a sense of power. >> we asked him about the interest. he said it's more than interest in kkg, it's an obsession. >> but why? ivans said it may have begun in college, 40 years ago. >> it goes back to him being rejected for a date by a woman at the university of cincinnati. he couldn't get over it. he attributed her rejection of him to her membership in that sorority. >> to investigators, it now makes sense. the prince ton, new jersey mailbox, a few doors down from the kkg office. >> his obsession helps in my mind explain how the mailbox that was used was chosen. >> meeting for coffee with an acquaintance wired with the fbi, ivans denies being the anthrax killer. >> i have no clue how to make a bioweapon and i don't want to know. >> but at the same time, he admits to

still bringing north carolina and virginia into the win column may not be easy. in recent polls president's approval ratizing 42% in north carolina and 45% in virginia. the argument he'll make is one he previewed at the sunday dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial. >> as we think about all of the work that we must do, rebuilding an economy that can compete on a global stage, fixing our schools so that every child, not just some, but every child gets a world class education, and making sure that our health care is accessible and affordable to all. >> the bus stop has been carefully selected. those would be african-americans, white working class people and liberals. >> bill plante at the white house for us, thank you. >>> a new tropical storm could be forming off the coast of florida this morning. forecasters are concerned it could get stronger and then head up the east coast. the latest from cbs news hurricane senate david bernard, chief meteorologist at wfor. good morning to you, david. >> good morning. a stormy night on over south florida, already flo

as he makes this his first stop, the kickoff of his three-day bus tour winding through north carolina up into virginiafferent parts of his jobs plan in certain areas, obviously, money to keep teachers working to keep firefighters working, but while he'll be using this to urge congress to pass his jobs plan there is, of course, a political significance to this trip. president obama won virginia and north carolina very narrowly in 2008. of course he wants to hang on though to these states in 2012, they are considered must-wins. that'll be talking to a number of voter blocks here, keira. this is asheville, north carolina, a liberal enclave, but he'll be talking to african-americans who really helped to push him over the edge in north carolina and take his message to some republican strongholds as he tries to keep the pressure on republicans in congress, keira. >> brianna kieler live in asheville. we will follow the president and take him live when that speech starts. he's expected to talk about 10:50 eastern time. so we'll take it live as soon as he steps up to the mike. >>> coming up, a horrific discove

asset rain banding there down through the center of virginia into the mountains of north carolina. there is even more rain wild building up with a second weather system that will affect news to late thursday and friday. that's a boundary over the midwest. it's the circulation down over the carolina's that is really pumping up the moisture and the chance for rain. i will say this, as warm front wrap around we get a little mildler air flowing in on the southeast breeze. again a few degrees warmer, few mildler but really just as ugly if knottingy letter -- iggy letter. another wave tomorrow. friday we look for some clearing. by friday evening take a look. still a few showers, especially eastern shore bouderie air starting to flow in to late friday evening. in the meantime doesn't get much worse. spotty showers, mist, fog tomorrow, gray day, foggy early, think we will still make it to 72, tomorrow night scattered showers, hopefully a little less foggy but i wouldn't rule it out. your seven day forecast look ahead, again we will start out, more similar than different. friday night we wi

southern maryland gets more rain and more back into the mountains of virginia and north carolina. we may develop more lunchtime through afternoon. periods of downpours could be in the vicinity through the daylight hours and overnight into early tomorrow morning as well. we will get a break in the action and we research more showers and this computer model not indicating it will get the push through here on friday still wet weather but clearing out in time for the race on saturday. 66 today. periods of rain and storms overnight as well. 60 and tomorrow's temperatures into the 70s. rain looks like on and off showers continue through friday but saturday morning for the marathon breezy but drier and a low of 45 at race temperatures in the 50s. tanya. >> reporter: not a bad forecast overall. m-ta says marc trains are online for the camden and penn line. let's look at the beltway and northwest side moving smoothly in both directions. no issues heading southbound from pikesville towards wood lawn. jfx the view from the 41st street overpass has a few cars heading southbound that's to the

into the carolinas and through our area. here is the reason why. there is a double low that's setting up just to the south of virginia right now heading into north carolinatwo lows are slowly making their way up the eastern seaboard. once they get to around our area, we are going to see those winds switch probably around anywhere from noon to 4:00. that's when you will see the best chances for snow in the baltimore city area as well as points north and west of the city. it is already snowing in western maryland simply because of the elevation. anywhere over a thousand feet is seeing snow at this point or at least a rain-snow mix. >> so as far as heading into the rest of the day, futurecast is showing the moisture staying in our area all day. when we get to around 5:00, you can see it is calling for rain in our area. it's such a fine line with that with that rain-snow line, that depending on where you are, carroll county, frederick county, this thing could be more over to the right and then it will bring more snow. as it moves on throughout the evening, things clear up into sunday. and it leaves behind an interesting swath here. trace to 2 inches as far a

severe weather is moving on up, a chance of it today, on up into the mid-atlantic, which would be north carolina, south carolina, maybe up into virginia tornadoes, but it's certainly a possibility, especially in the low country of south carolina, and also up into like north carolina as well, along the outer banks, could see something like this, a waterspout coming onshore there. this is just all part of a lot of moisture that came out of cancun. i talked to a couple of people from guatemala and honduras in the past couple of days, they've had significant flooding down there. we haven't talked much about it because it hasn't been a big weather headline, but there's been tropical rain across that area. now that tropical rain has moved up into south florida. even combining with another low pressure system over the mid-atlantic states, which would be north carolina and virginia and severe weather possibly today. if you're in the washington, d.c. area, all the way down to maybe virginia beach, you may want to watch out for severe weather today. >> thanks, chad. my people are there, so they'll be keeping a close eye. appreciate it. >> you'r

into southern georgia. bands of tropical or down pours and heavy rain through georgia south north carolina and this passing up into virginiaavy at times as the low pressure really crawls through the southeast and sending one main impulse of rain for us tomorrow. and another system out of the northern plains and reaches usfor the second burst of rain late thursday. the general setup for today, we are watching the rain central virginia on down through the just the base and mouth of the chesapeake bay pulling up from virginia beach and delmarva may get it first but rain willdevelop during the afternoon and into the evening. and then as we head into tonight there will be periods of rain and we may watch one conveyor belt of moisture locked across the delmarva but this is just one computer model. this happens to shift a little to the west. we could be in for really heavy rainfall and there will be another burst threw tomorrow and the break wednesday night and thursday morning and next surge comes at us thursday night and couple inches could lead to flooding. 74 today late showers. rain tonight back to 60. tomorrow stuck in the

north carolina and virginia. jamestown, north carolina, and emporia, virginia, are planned stops for today. the president is pushing his jobs bill. the president is suggesting to break it up into smaller pieces. republicans aretacking the president's trip, saying he's campaigning on the taxpayer's dime. >> on a canadian bus touting american jobs. is that appropriate on the taxpayers dime since it is clearly campaigning. >> we're not playing politics. we're not focused on the election 13 months from now. we're focused on what could help the economy right now. >> the senate could vote on the first piece of the president's bill early this week. it could provide money to save nearly 300,000 state and government employees who are set to be laid off. >>> governor bob mcdonnell is setting politics aside. he'll join the president tomorrow at a base in hampton. the president is expected to announce a plan to put veterans to work. >>> the president's bus tour through virginia and north carolina is not going according to plan. a truck carrying equipment for one of the president's events was stolen out of a hotel parking lot just north of richmond. angie goff is in the newsroom with more

a few shot -- spotty showers and heavier band out of south central virginia and north carolina likely to swing through. lunchtime intothe afternoon as it plays out. and then it locks like spotty showers in the evening and another push tries to come at us overnight. we will have periods of rain some local downpours but i think we lower the threat threat of getting flooding. more storms fired up thursday and leftover showers on fright friday. today a cool day despite the fact we are not that far away from it this morning. just take the gear with you to keep you dry because it will be on and off showers through tonight and heavier downpours at times 60. low 70s tomorrow. and a break with mostlia afternoon and evening storms leftover hours on -- showers on friday and you know it starts 45 to 50 and i think we will be 50s most of the race time on saturday with a breeze of is a miles per hour and sun. tanya. >> reporter: if you are traveling, 95 southbound on the northeast side, it's very slow out of white marsh. let's look live at the beltway. our outer loop delays begin near 795. as you can see, traffic passes old court

carolinas into west virginia. you see some yellow and orange just to the north of roanoke. just a light rain in maryland, but the shower activity will increase after midnight. seven ecoterrorists year-round the i-95 corridor, an ocean city is a little cooler, holding at 66. 58-64 in baltimore tonight for the low. we don't expect the temperatures to drop very much, and the deeper into the night we go, the better chance for some rain coming up from the south. still moving very slowly from the north. we will be dealing with some brisk east to northeast winds as the rain moves then tomorrow. a series of fronts out to the west will keep the shower chances into the early afternoon of friday before starts to clear up friday night. tomorrow looks like a wet day statewide even as far west as central ohio. that first batch of rain moved out thursday morning and we may see some breaks in the cloud cover. it is possible we will get a little sun here on thursday. friday may start off saudi. showers began to taper off in the afternoon and it will start to clear up friday night. tomorrow

into 2012 because the move jeopardize is the new hampshire primary. >>> president obama will spend another day on the road in north carolina and virginia. he is pushing congress to pass his jobs package. >> break up my job is built -- maybe they did not understand a thing all at once. [laughter] we will break up into bite size pieces. >> senate republicans blocked the $447 billion package last week. democrats say the first piece will be $35 billion to help state and local governments pay for jobs for teachers police officers and firefighters. republicans blasted the three- day bus tour and say he is focusing on keeping his own job and not american jobs. >>> a washington man died after crashing his car into a tour bus. this happened around 6:00 last night in waldorf. the victim is a 20-year-old. the driver of the tour bus who was a 46-year-old failed to yield right of way. no one was seriously hurt and there is no word on any charges. >>> police will be back in the woods near clarksburg looking for a missing montgomery county boy. william mclean disappeared more than two weeks ago. around the same time his mother was murdered. police are

north and east of us. scattered showers over northern virginia, into southern maryland so another night of off and on rain showers, take a look north and eastful the main circulation over the carolina'sis low slow mover that it is will continue to impact us. right now it's drawing in chilly northeast winds along with the rain and the system itself will be slow to move out. we don't think it gets out until at least early in the day on friday. future trend shows that, cloudy tonight, hit and miss showers, tomorrow afternoon, probably another good round of rain extending into tomorrow. a wet evening drive and then friday we still have cloud around and maybe showers. so, weather doesn't look a lot better until saturday and sunday. overnight 58, rain showers that will be heavy at times. 72, you know -- four or five degrees warmer, not really enough to notice. tomorrow night down to 10, scattered showers and should be a little mildler overnight and winds will turn southerly. that will mean a -- another day friday where we aren't going to see a lot of sun. there is a good stretch before we get another wet weather maker looks like the middle of next week. >> seems you forget how nice it was

obama picked that up in 2008 and went into states like virginia and north carolina and won them -- the bigger problem -- >> here's i. the bigger problem is the tea party itself because when you look at nevada and colorado, where there was a tea party candidate on the ballot. they rejected that candidate and went for a democrat -- >> but here's the deal -- >> in a bad economy, guys, i mean, sean, this is what i think. we agree on a lot of things -- [overlapping dialogue] >> but you pick one race here -- hang on. look. put marco rubio on the ticket with any of the republican candidates. he loses florida. he will have a very hard time in pennsylvania, ohio, michigan are extraordinarily bad for a sitting president. i have to move on to another topic. it seems the obamas have been reading some of the polls. i assume the people around them. now, joe, you can pick this ascpart tear me apart if you want. but i have to put up a picture of michelle obama. there she is, igcognito, at target. now, you know, she's got an image problem, as has the president. martha's vineyard, golfing, you know, bas

north florida and moving into georgia. that will spread rains of the mid-atlantic coast. it is already ringing in much of south carolina and eastern north carolina up towards southern virginia is already raining. it is moving slowly, so the bulk of that will be or arriving late at night. cloudy to the day tomorrow. showers break out as we head towards wednesday morning and the rain could be heavy as we head through wednesday afternoon and evening. scattered showers linger into thursday before the system moves out in time for the weekend. clouds and mild tomorrow, 71-76 degrees. the rain holds off until tomorrow night. up on the chesapeake bay, the winds are light at 5-10 knots. showers will hit the mountains in the evening and continue until wednesday. highs in western maryland only in the lower to mid 60's. milder on the eastern shore but not by much as the rain gets heavier on wednesday. the lower eastern shore, best chance for heavy rain. temperatures in the low 70's for tuesday and wednesday. clouds and mild temperatures tomorrow. rainshowers tomorrow night, rain may be heavy on wednesday. a chance for scattered showers thursday and 75. a cold front goes through -- bree

into georgia and tennessee. north carolina gets in on it and showers reaching southern virginia.ll take you to the afternoon when it spreads our way. but looks like we will probably try to push it for mostly cloudy in the morning and overcast in the afternoon with developing showers aiming for high of 74. outlook for the weekend in the baltimore running festival weather in moment. tanya. >> i wish i were a runner. maybe i will try again. >>> we do have according to mta penn line trains 401 and 403 are on five minute delays. let's look at the beltway on the northwest side. this is 695 south of the -- south of the north west expressway. traffic is building on the outer loop. 95 south out of the fort mchenry tunnel traffic isflowing freely. charley. >>> health news. this morning hopeful news for women fighting bone lossoff cancer treatment. the drug is is prescribed to fight osteoporosis but it is having positive impact for breast cancer patients who started the drug at the beginning of the breast cancer therapy with more protected against bone loss in the lower spine and hip. join

into the afternoon, most of the rain will stay south of the north carolina, virginia border. we're still looking at clouds here with showers and rain and kentucky. this moves toward the north by midnight. especially south and west of town, look to the middle of the day and the afternoon, showers and maybe a couple of rumbles of thunder tomorrow cannot be ruled out. next three days, 72 today. a late shower possible. rain tomorrow. 67. showers on thursday. highs in the low 70s into friday morning, 70 but the weekend, that looks better. saturday, 64. the 'skins are home sunday. should be near perfect day for that with highs in the low 70s. if they could put a w on the board, even better. >> that's right. giving it the green light because everything looks great. we'll take a tour of virginia starting off with the beltway on the west side of town. here's a live look north at the robinson terminal, just north of 95 and springfield. heading up toward 66. both looches the beltway actually look fine. we'll go over to 395 at the 14th street bridge up from fredericksburg all the way to

southern virginia north carolina and we have got to deal with that potential heading into the afternoonour future radar indicating the best band of rain coming in afternoon through the evening hours. and maybe overnight we have another surge of heavy downpours but we get a break tomorrow before more after nonand evening storms and it takes us probably with leftover showers on friday. 66 today will be a cool day and plan for the wet weather. through tonight heavy at times. 60. tomorrow 70 and again afternoon evening best chance of storms leftover showers friday. for the race on saturday morning, mostly in the 50s to near 60 by noontime and the winds probably about 15 miles per hour. tanya. >> reporter: we still have an incident in cockeysville. warren road at beaver dam road. be careful through that intersection. starting to get volume out there with everybody getting up and out on to the roads. let's look at the beltway. this son northwest side near 795. starting to get more volume on the outer loop to the right of the screen mock away from the camera. up a-- moving away from the camera

virginia first. >> bill: joining us now from seattle fox news analyst karl rove. before we get into the electoral college and mr. obama and his quest in north carolina and virginia, you heard -- i'm a simple man as you know. i'm going 2007. 160 billion-dollar deficit spending. now 1.3 trillion go back there same tax rate. same spending rate start there and you say? discretionary good idea. problematic on the so-called mandatory spending. medicare, medicaid. social security and so forth, which is most of the budget now and interest payments, you know that gets complicated. what you will end up doing doctor payments under medicare. >> excellent point. you may have to put a sir charge or 1% or 2% national sales tax to cover to cover that. i think people would agree to that. but, at this juncture, it's such a mumbo jumbo of this did that and nobody can understand it. i think it has to be simple find. let's take mr. obama's north carolina and virginia jaunts. it looks to me like he has problems in all -- the states indiana, ohio, florida, nevada, all of the red states that went for him. looks to me like he has problems in all of them right now. i think y