rushes for east the northeast york is sailing to the most remote part of the sea of a halt. if email from the interior or intrigued by the remote place it will meet with. the nike yacht leaves behind busy sea lanes to set sail for the most uninhabited stretch of water. for yachtsmen this part of the journey is very dangerous if we're going to. the marquis's captain is accompanied by six tourists. the aim is to reach the shan top islands and find the all chappelli goes the biggest quality of seals isn't it lonely out here where the only one failing. to travel is on board hope to get to the islands by the of the noon of the following day but a few hours later the weather turns for the worse. great clouds in a cold piercing wind portend a storm moved in two hundred kilometers and left to reach the shantel islands there's no way to floyd from the weather if the vessel is cool top in a bad storm anything could happen it could capsize all the waves might toss it on to a sandbank if it's close to the shore. of course this is a dangerous area for her our men are the great risk here

this town is about an hour north, northeast of new york city.gain, a van accident, 11 people on board, two teens are dead. more as more information comes available. stay with abc2 news. >>> five things you need to know, a judge in miami is considering whether to finalize a $410 million settle, claiming bank of america charged excessive overdraft fees. bank of america did processing in a way that triggered more overdrafts and led to more fees. >>> not official but a person familiar with the deal says a three year contract was signed to become the president of baseball operation , the cousin of former o's gm. >>> first lady, katie o'malley is helping kick off a campaign to make annapolis community wildlife. heavy rain after lee and hurricane irene are blamed for most of the dead oysters found on bars above the bay bridge. they are sampling them to determine a cause. thousands of people in connecticut are shivering in the cold and losing power still in the dark after the snowstorm in object. connecticut light and power have not had electricity on a

in the northeast, new york and boston, both should see delays.se of the wet and kind of breezy day. many looking at seattle and san francisco having some heftier delays. that's on wednesday. the weather that will create the delays is going to be the rain and snow from the poconos to the north and west. down into northern florida and along the eastern seaboard, thunderstorms possible. as you're planning travel this weekend, come thanksgiving day, we really dry out. but here in new york city, for the macy's thanksgiving parade, all of the balloons and floats, is going to have some breeze to deal with. >> we have gone from chilly balmy today.almost increasing amounts of cl >> this weather report has been brought to you by hallmark. dan and bianna? >> can we bring up that image of tom cruise and suri again? we really watched this girl grow up before our eyes. i think she's 5 years old now. >> everyone's leaving him alone. they're polite in pittsburgh, good for them. good for them. >>> all right, coming up here on "good morning america" this morning -

i think you're starting to see in the northeast and new york and washington here, these archbishops andcardinals they put into place are solid and they understand they have to get this situation handeled. now we turn to the landmark gender discrimination case, dukes v walmart. this year the supreme court ruled the case could not be filed as a class action of 1.6 million women nationwide. but lead plaintiff betty dukes told me recently she's renewed the fight state by state. >> i want to see justice for myself and my coworkers. >> what pushed you to fight? >> in my store i was aware and i saw >> in my store i was aware and i saw areas of discrimination where men were more readily being promoted, in my store, than women. statistical facts has proven that there was a grievous difference between men and women salaries across the board in all of the wal-mart stores in general. >> after the original case was filed in 2001, what was it like to return to wal-mart like? >> when i went back to my store, of course i was treated with some distance by many of my coworkers, because at the time, a lot

northeast. pennsylvania and new york state. that surge of moisture is essentially north of us. have another surge to the south and to the west of us. in fact, we're looking at good showers and thunderstorms. this is going to move up into our area as we go through the night. so we're not done with the rain just yet. this batch will stay north of us. this will come in tonight. actually, bring in much warmer air as well. we're left with light rain and drizzle right now. but primarily, you know, montgomery county. the river northward is where most of the rain stops. at least the significant rain. it's all light to moderate. out 50, especially out 50 toward annapolis and up 95 toward baltimore and scott and delia begin to dual it out tonight. temperatures very nice. 55 in arlington. 55 in bethesda. 56 in beltsville. 55 down in fort belvoir. you will see milder air roll in. so, more rain on the way. rain and thunderstorms tonight. breezy and milder over night. morning rain tomorrow, then windy. we'll get a break. some breaks in the clouds and showers and colder late in the day. so, w

a good run through northeast d.c. new york avenue and 295 clean. >>> that is how we like to start the morning. 40 degrees. >> coming up next, the dale hunter era begins as the capitals come up short. hear what the new coach had to say. >> how tracie gold's battle with anorexia is helping other women. you are saying your life is better than ever before? >> i have a son and a great career. what more could you what? >> one of his biggest fans get a surprise. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >> make excuses. are you kidding me? >> it did not have the buildup that the game would have gotten during march madness. it looks like a great game on pap

a few showers to the northeast of new york. for us, we are going to be clear tonight. at least partly cloudy to clear skies. cold. 29 in gaithersburg. 28 in leesburg. we could see windchills cooler than that when you wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow's high temperatures around 52 in the d.c. area. we will see plenty of sunshine tomorrow. that will make for a fairly nice afternoon. it's where we should be this time of year. a lot of people on facebook saying hey, the cooler air gets us in the mood for christmas. true. >> big day tomorrow. thank you, doug. dan joins us now. did the redskins make this cut? >> yes, they did, my friend. after winning for the first time in two months, it is time. time to put the redskins back in the plays of the week. this one is legit. they comprise the best of the week that was. we start on thanksgiving day, cowboys and the dolphins. tony romo. if you are a cheerleader, look out below. he takes her down for the count. >> she started tweeting about it like crazy. the cowboys said let's lose the twitter account. what's the big deal? it's wh

not much has changed here inbound new york avenue and northeast washington.ent involving a tractor-trailer, the inbound lanes headed in the direction of the third street tunnel remain closed. all traffic is being diverted over onto fep wick street. if you are coming outbound leaving northwest to northeast, you squeeze by single file to the right. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. -- all traffic is being diverted over onto fenwick street. >>> it is election day in virginia around maryland. polls are now open in virginia an open at 7:00 this morning in maryland. voters are electing members of the virginia state house and senate. only about 1/3 of those races are contested and turnout is expected to be low. several local offices or the ballot in virginia including county boards, school boards and sheriffs races. in maryland, local elections are being held in bowie, college park and greenbelt. voters in baltimore will choose a new mayor and city council members. >>> voters in virginia are being asked to check their polling place before he they had out

he was stuck. >> it happened at new york avenue and kendall street northeast around 6:00 this morning when the driver of the van plowed into the back of the tractor trailer heading into the district. it forced new york avenue to be shut down. cars started stacking up quickly. >> new york avenue is bad on any given day and even though they're opening back up some of the lanes, traffic is backed up for miles through the morning rush hour. firefighters eventually got the man out of the van. he was conscious and awake as he was rushed to the hospital. >> everybody was standing out there, was really praying, hoping that god would help him get up out of there. firemen were out there. they did an excellent job. they did an excellent job of getting him out there. >> reporter: in northeast, surae chinn, 9news now. >>> the victim remains in serious condition. >>> a prince george's county council corrections officer suffered some minor injuries after an early morning crash. investigators say that the officer's suv collided with another car and then slip flipped over. it happened on mitchellville

northeast. boston, new york, d.c., you won't get it till wednesday morning. so watch that rain change to snow likely a mix. keep in mind tomorrow morning elevated surface will be the slickest, you know, so bridges and overpasses and very little accumulation, so warm at the surface here that we're really looking at the grassy areas maybe getting a little dusty. if you are traveling today, leftover holiday travelers perhaps looking for major delays in charlotte, nashville and cinci. fog for san francisco and the san joaquin valley foggy as well. nice and clear in the nation's midsection if you don't mind the cold. >> thank you, jacqui. >>> a deadly attack in pakistan. officials there say nato launched an air strike against a military checkpoint killing 24 pakistani soldiers over the weekend. nato's secretary-general calling it a tragic unintended incident. good morning. clearly already a tense relationship. all the more tense this morning. >> reporter: yeah, and this is making it much messier. pakistan and the u.s. have faced a lot of crises, been through a lot

a last live look into the northeast area, new york avenue at bladensburg road looks fine in this corridor. the accident should be clearing in cheverly on kenilworth avenue at tuxedo road. before i go, i have a commuter alert. metro could be hiking fares again soon. "the washington examiner" reports metro is facing $124 million shortfall next year. that could mean another round of fare hikes in july. the last hike went into effect in 2010. nothing is expected to be proposed until january at the earliest. the fare hike isn't certain but there also could be cutbacks to expansions or maintenance projects, metro could always trim back service as well. this generally happens every two years. the fare hike is expected to be at least 10 cents. don't forget about the peak of the peak fares as well. >> coming -- when you're trying to get people out of their cars. >> we want that. >> we'll hear more in january. we'll keep you posted. >> all right, monika. thank you. >> taking a cab to save money might not be a better option either. today, the d.c. taxicab commission is going to vote on a plan to hik

up to 20 degrees warmer than normal in the northeast. 67 here in new york. and 63 in boston. >> can't complain about a mild end to november. >> cannot. >> great. >>> coming up after the break, the cyber monday sales numbers are just coming in. and they're already boosting the stock market. >>> and then it's sentencing day for michael jackson's doctor, who faces four years in prison. >>> also this morning, six minutes of terror trapped inside of this sinking car. all of it captured in the driver's call to 911. >>> and a look at the future of automobiles. tie owe to's smartcar. the ride that even recognizes you. @ @ >>> welcome back, everybody. it was the best cyber monday ever. final figures aren't in just yet. but by midafternoon, online sales were up 15% to 20% over last year. the total is expected to be well over $1 billion. the biggest winners this year were department store websites. the big losers the sites that simply couldn't dle all that extra traffic. >>> and to kick off cyber monday, federal agents yesterday took down 150 websites that were alleged

northeast. boston's logan airport, philly, new york already reporting minor delays. you can expect them to get worse across the central plain states. things are nice and dry. if we go back to the maps, we'll show you something exactly where to expect some delays today. back to the maps, frankie, if you could. >> that's a map. >> there is no frankie. >> yeah, there is. he does it his way. boston, heavy travel delays. new york, heavy travel delays and in washington, d.c. and washington state, some moderate travel delays as you go over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house this day before thanksgiving. >> that's not good. not good news. >> huddy? >> let's stick to news now. a bus carrying a girls high school basketball team crashed sending at least 20 people to the hospital. cops believe a drunk driver in a pickup truck is to blame. it happened in southern maryland. the girls were students at great mills high school and they were coming back from a game in virginia when a bus went off the road. the driver of the truck, john kravits arrested for drunk dr

we move from the "plains of texas" - to the "skyscrapers of new york" as we head northeast. ew york city - national correspondent mike rigg catches up with one of the city's top young players. here's mike with the story of omar calhoun. you can't go anywhere in new york city without facing a dynasty. from the "longest lasting" shows on broadway - to the "endless" parade of yankees world championships - you aren't anything in new york - until you prove you can last. and at christ the king high school in queens - there's a basketball dynasty in the making. today we meet a "brother and sister" combo - who are the brightest young stars in the big apple. standup - clip 20 in new york city, the only thing more common than subways are famous basketball players. now christ the king thinks it has two of the best. omar and sierra calhoun might be the best in school history. clip 2 - coach 3:15 from day one you can see that theyre very loving but very competitive. there not just competitive on basketball court. socially and academically. that's what makes them special. want to do better

northeast. you can see how heavy the traffic is. champac approaching york road prior to mount carmel. the accident is off to the side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we check in live with ava marie. she joins us this morning from reynolds farms. >> good morning. i have my hands on a turkey. you are getting ready for thanksgiving. we have 700 turkeys in here. how much do these weigh? >> 18 to 22-pounders. we have processed almost 3000 so far. we have plenty of birds left. can go online or phone in your order. >> it is not too late to order your turkey. >> we will take orders up until the last day. we tell people to order now. >> i love your slogan. this is a great experience. people can see whether a meal is coming from. >> you want to live greened nowadays. why ship a bird from the midwest? they get plenty of fresh air and fresh seed. >> let's get a quick check at the forecast. temperatures are pulling down. we will go back to tony. would pardon this bird -- i would pardon this bird. >> you cannot be hugging them or putting them. it is tough enough to say that is my guy.

jersey is still getting a little heading to the northeast and really, i-95 to philly, new york city andhen on up to boston, real, real good and down to the south, dare i say, that is nearly perfect. it dries out nicely there and to the west of us and the good thing, it's not just at the surface, but all of the way into the atmosphere and when we get that upper level high pressure, that is protect us. the clearing skies overnight and the wind will calm down. a temperature of the 39 degrees and suddeny and chill, sunny at noon and with 53. if you're into shopping, we're talking about this, this and black friday, look at that, 64 degrees for a high temperature on friday and that is chilly early in the morning, though o friday and the temperatures in the suburbs and in the 30s. once the sun comes up, we'll warm up quickly. saturday, 65 and nice. sunday, more clouds and some showers late in the day and we were hoping that would hold off a little bit and some new stuff is showing and on monday and we'll have showers. >> absolutely. >> and to leave that at home. >> thank you. >>> and to the ta

northeast corridor. one-family going to new york feels betrayed travel is still the way to go. >> you can relax and do not worry about traffic. gas prices are so high. it works out to be cheaper than driving. >> and speaking of driving, aaa mid-atlantic is expecting about 800,000 marylanders to travel more than 50 miles away from home, despite gas prices been 50 cents more than last year. and those that braved the roads and some wet weather, they tell us it was not that bad. >> it was ok. it was not the worst. i travel these roads a lot. >> you write pro. >> [laughter] i am a pro. i have driven back and forth for the past four years from d.c. to philly, so yeah. >> things were moving very smoothly at b.w.i. marshall. this family on their way to tulsa had nothing to complain about. >> we had a short line. and then we had the velcro shoes on, so it will be easy going through security. excellent service outside. they were very polite. >> airport officials are expecting about 36,000 passengers at b.w.i. marshall. and for those traveling on airtran, the airline is now located in the southwest terminal, and to

you will find light traffic volume inbound new york avenue leaving northeast to northwest. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> we have more safety concerns for metro this morning. a new survey of metro workers finds a majority of them are observing safety concerns while on the job and sometimes not reporting them. john henrehan has the details of this new report. >> reporter: although there had been fatal metro accidents before, the 2009 crash which resulted in nine deaths put metro under the safe stay microscope. the subway system's trains are still being manually operated while metro's automatic train control system is redesigned and rebuilt. a new safety report takes a hardin terrible look at current practices in the rail and bus systems. an outside group surveyed 98% of metro employees about safety. 60% of metro employees reported observing a safety concern on the job. of those who saw something wrong, 70% reported the situation which was usually an unsafe working condition. why didn't everyone report a problem? the survey cites fear of retal

no incidents to report as you work your way inbound along new york avenue leaving northeast to northwest. an easy commute there. southbound 207 still in good shape. 395 at speed as you travel northbound leaving the beltway up and across the inbound 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> it is one of the many challenges parents face while getting their kids ready for school. what to pack for their lunch today. >> allison seymour has helpful ways to pack like a pro. >> it is always a challenge to get your little ones to eat healthy and school lunches may not always be the ideal meal your kids want and that you want for your kids. here is some good news. you always have the option of packing a lunch. in you need some creative ideas, we are here to help. i have help right now, popular blogger and lifestylist rachel stryzik is here with ways to pack like a pro. i'm so excite. i got toed amitt with three little ones, very rarely do we accepted them off with a packed lunch today. >> it is very hard and mornings are usually hard. we feel that packing a lunch possib

northeast. boston, new york, 60. miami, 84. 50, detroit. 43, omaha. 27, fargo. 40s, seattle to colorado springs. >> i like that song. marc anthony. puerto rican. i like it. >> yeah, you can tell. you can tell. >> here we have a double dose of cute and cuddly. pouncing on miami. >> the two endangered clouded leopard cubs are the newest attractions at zoo miami. the playful 7-month-old male and 5 month female are getting acquainted. in a year they will get to know each other a whole lot better. >> right. they're going to be paired up to mate in about a year and hopefully produce a legacy at the zoo. they're going to get big. i love cats. i have dogs. i am also a cat person. i had cats for 20 years. i know how big these things get. >> hold out for that ear. good times are coming. and we'll be back on "world news now" after this. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. wh

the bulk of the rain now moving off to the northeast towards jersey, new york. you see scattered pockets of moderate rain in the area. southwest of us, look at that, it's finally ended just south of martinsburg in virginia and west virginia is pretty dry now. south of us, some scattered showers. a few heavier echoes. it looks like the bulk of this rain is moving out of the area, at least temporarily. this evening, it will probably come back tomorrow morning. in fact, early in the morning we may see some thundershower activity. here's a look at the forecast for the next three days. if you're traveling, tomorrow's going to be a warm day, up to 63. some rain early, then clearing by late in the afternoon or tomorrow night. down to 37. thursday looks great. mid-50s, 37, sunshine, up to 60 on friday with sunshine. down to a rather mild 40. so after wednesday afternoon, things improve tremendously. >> stay with wjz for complete thanksgiving travel coverage for the latest on the traffic, the airlines and the weather, log onto www.wjz.com. >>> a maryland politician caugh

northeast, yes. we have video of la guardia airport, and new york city area and the northeast getting hit with a storm so la guardia and john f. kennedy and philadelphia and boston, all having delay problems throughout the day. boston with the worst of it. not midwest, sunny skies. clear sailing. trace, o'hare planes landing here are actually arriving early. not just on time. early. >>trace: we talk about higher gas prices and the economy being down despite all that, more people are expected to travel this year. >>reporter: they are. and they will dig deeper, half a buck a gallon gas price increase and amtrak sold a lot of tickets and added cars to the trains and their prices are up 2 percent to 5 percent. and the airline fees are up. everyone has to dig deeper. but it is dedicated travelers that go occupy says aaa. >>trace: thank you, steve, from o'hare in chicago. a warning right out of the cold war. the president of russia threatening military attacks on u.s. missile defense sites in europe. stay tuned. >>trace: u.s. relations taking a dark turn as the russian president threatens military strikes a

an accident if you want to go through northeast d.c. to use new york ave. an accident inbound is that san wythe street -- at fenwich street. as far as traffic in virginia status quo on 66 and 95 has growing volume. in good shape for metro rail, marc rail, and vre. red line customers taking the dupont circle entrance escalators, those are not in service. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, collision between a metrobus and a fire truck said two people to the hospital around 1:00 this morning in southeast washington near wheeler road. one firefighter and a passenger on board the bus were injured. no word on the extent of the injuries or what caused the crash. >>> the boxing world mourns the loss of the heavyweights and olympic champion. >> and joe frazier died last night after a fight with liver cancer. >> down goes joe frazier. down goes frazier. >> his best known for his bitter rivalry with mohammad ali. he handed mohammad ali his first defeat but lost the last two including the the "thriller in manila". mohammad kani says he will always remembe

we'll pull this out and show you all across the mid-atlantic and the northeast, 42 in new york city soemperatures pretty consistent. 39 in boston. 39 in richmond. cape hatteras, 55 degrees. that is nice. here as look at the satellite image. there is some fog out there. we have no advisories but there is some fog in the low-lying areas near the rivers and streams. what you can see is that our skies are mostly clear. that means it will be a mostly sunny day for us today. there is no system in place to really change that. what is in place is high pressure. that is dominating bringing us mild temperatures and quiet kenny today and tomorrow. i think for the bulk of friday as well and then we'll start to get some clouds in here. maybe on friday, some precipitation to the south of washington. here is the forecast for today and the next five days. today, a nice day. sunny skies. 62degrees for your high today. then for tonight, 40 for your low in town. 30s outside of town. tomorrow, 63 with sunshine, very, very nice. friday, we add a for you clouds. add the chance of some showers but right now,

northeast. >> of 6 in boston. 67 in new york. 50s in atlanta, new orleans, dallas. 42 in chicago. 45 in omaha. 40 in the twin cities. phoenix, 76, 48 in salt lake city. >>> two crew members from a sinking russian cargo ship have prince william to thank for saving their life. >> he was piloting a royal air force helicopter when he plucked the pair from the irish sea yesterday. the body of another crew member was recovered. five others remain missing. >> that prince does it all, doesn't he? >> he does. he has a real job. >>> coming up next after the break. a third grader put in foster care because he's obese. >>> and mall mayhem on black friday turned into big numbers for stores. what about cyber monday? >> look at that crowd. >>> and flying through the air with nothing but a special suit. you have to see the video to >>> wow. we still can't get over these scenes from black friday. retailers hope that crush of humanity in the stores will be duplicated today. it's cyber monday. they want to see that same fervor online. it's cyber monday, the day when shoppers turn to the internet to get whatever

one man shot in northeast washington near the new york avenue metro station. 9:00 p.m., two teens were shot and wounded in the pet worth area of the city. around 10:00 p.m., just a few blocks away from that at fourth and crittenden, another shooting with one victim and at 10:30, one man shot on seventh street in southeast washington. none of the shootings appear to have been fatal at this time. we do not have any information on suspects nor are police saying whether any of them were connected. at this point, they believe they were all separate incidents. a very violent halloween. i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >>> we could hear more chilling testimony today in the lululemon murder trial. yesterday, a blood splatter expert testified that the victim, jayna murray, was likely first hit while standing up and then sustained numerous blows while in a kneeling or crouching position and never got up again. a dna lab technician testified that a rope found around murray's head contained dna from the suspect brittany norwood. stay with fox 5 for complete coverage of the trial. our paul wagner will

heading inbound along new york avenue, shut down at kendall because of this accident northeast washington well over an hour before we first got the report on this inbound new york avenue investigation is ongoing one person transported from the scene inbound new york avenue traffic being diverted off west virginia, montana you can go no further than the checkers there, turned around there big delays off 50 and bw parkway headed into the northeast washington. rhode island avenue an option for you at this time again big delays trying to get inbound along new york avenue and still closed kendall street out bound leaving the 3rd street tunnel toward the bw parkway your lanes remain open. northbound 395 accident cleared 14th street bridge now this secondary accident popped up here at the pentagon that is tieing up the second lane from the right. merging headed for the 14th street bridge able to get by that will keep you on the brakes as you head north this happens to be the outer loop headed towards telegraph road we have an accident there tieing up the right side this delay, in the direction o

. >>> traffic is moving after two vehicle crashes shut down the westbound lanes of new york avenue in northeast d.c. the crash happened near kendall street northeast during morning rush hour. ems crews rescued one person trapped inside a vehicle. the person was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. prince georges county police say a officer was not seriously hurt after his suv rolled over this morning. it happened in buoy. two vehicles were involved in this accident. the vehicle you see turned over, i don't know if you can see it from there, but it's there, and it was a k-9 suv for the police department. >>> let's take a look at our traffic out there right now and see if there are any remaining problems from the remaining accidents. >> it was a bumpy morning, but looking better in our area. i-270, no issues northbound or southbound. and here is a view from west montgomery avenue. it's clear as you make your way from the spur. and the spur connecting to the beltway, you are traveling at 55 miles per hour. not so bad. i-66 in virginia, there was a lot of congestion this morning

not so much in that all important corridor in the northeast for places like new york and boston and philadelphiaks like those temperatures fairly mild tomorrow. but much colder going in towards monday. and we start to see the rainfall occur then. so that's when we start to see problems. >> all right. thank you, karen. appreciate it. >>> up next, a check of our top stories and from sesame street to wall street, creative gift ideas for kids to save money and even make money. stay with us. # this was the gulf's best tourism season in years. all because so many people came to louisiana... they came to see us in florida... make that alabama... make that mississippi. the best part of the gulf is wherever you choose... and now is a great time to discover it. this year millions of people did. we set all kinds of records. next year we're out to do even better. so come on down to louisiana... florida... alabama... mississippi. we can't wait to see you. brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. o

inbound new york avenue leaving northeast to northwest, all of our lanes are open.ill find on the top stretch oft beltway, they are checking for an accident between connecticut avenue and 355. here is a live shot of 66 coming inbound across the tr bridge. no incidents to report here. traffic flowing freely. the beltway looks good traveling between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> new this morning, michael jackson's doctor getting sentenced. dr.conrad murray will face the pop star's family and passionate fans one more time when he goes back to court today. it will be the first time he will be in court since he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter three weeks ago. he could get up to four years. >>> police in montgomery county are asking for help in finding a 13-year-old girl. erica munoz was last seep at her home in silver spring at 5:00 last night. she was wearing a red shirt, blue pants and black tennis shoes. if you know anything about her disappearance, call the family crimes division. >>> a maryland man is expected

york. that will continue to track to the northeast and be replaced by high pressure centered over texas.t high pressure will bring us a lot of sunshine over the next couple days. as for today we are transitioning between the low to our north and the high to our south. a little bit breezy at times. manassas is 37. annapolis in the mid 40's. moeller 50's for high temperatures later. partly sunny skies -- lower at 50's for high temperatures later. tomorrow pleasant and similar temperatures. that is your forecast. what about traffic? >>> i feel pretty good about the drive between fredericksburg and baltimore. we will give you the green light, the way to go for the normal travel times. i will show you a live picture of traffic through springfield. good on 395. not bad at the roosevelt bridge. speaking of bridges, the bill eltway here. headlights are in tyson's of bethesda. we will have an update on metro in in a little while. if you are wondering why i have a roll of toilet paper on my desk, it is for cleaning. i'm sorry. [laughter] i just realized i am sitting here with a roll of toilet pape

the northeast corner here warmer with 18 in d.c. new york expecting to get up to 17 degrees. and finally a look at europe. northern areas of europe have been looking at very gusty conditions the past couple days. that is looking to continue again tonight. you can see the pressure lines spaced very close together all across northern europe. we have just been hearing of very strong gusts reported across a wide area. along with that, there's more precipitation coming in. areas like the british isles looking at heavy rain, that starts to change to snow for the scandinavian peninsula. as for temperatures on tuesday, 5 in stockholm, 7 in berlin. colder in vienna at 2 degrees. all right. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. up next is the three day outlook.