to 7:00 p.m. and from 9 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.dnesday. >> they have to get in the christmas spirit. >> very early, before even halloween. >> we have a look ahead -- a look ahead with gordon peterson from the newsroom. >> concerns continue to escalate after iran has launched more missiles. coming up, how local residents feel the u.s. is handling this situation. also, why the holocaust museum shooter was sent to north carolina. that is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> now let's get a check on the weather. >> a cold front is on its way out. showers have moved into the match iraq and the sky is starting to -- into the metro area and the sky is starting to clear. sunset tonight is 6:58 p.m. there is a clearing trend on the way. the further west and north you are, the more blue sky uc. the rain, -- the more blue sky you will see. the rain in st. mary's county and moving across the eastern shore. 73 in leesburg, 71 in hagerstown. woodbridge at 71. 74 degrees in downtown washington. 32 m.p.h. gusts at hagerstown pipit -- hagerstown. it will be a

then it is the doctors at 4:00 p.m. and my living well health report at 5:00 p.m.'m anita brikman for 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> and in tonight's living smart focus credit card satisfaction. apparently it is a bit of a rare commodity these days. new study shows customer happiness with credit card companies has sunk to a new three-year low. the companies were rated in 16 categories ranging from fees and rates to prlem solud teerra tousmer satisfaction. city, capital 1 got below average marks. more information is on our website wusa9.com. click on living smart. s for drivers in e a road for rr rockville. crews will begin moving the traffic onvickroe llc pike onto a new partpart of a new interchange. it is all a bissme up there. the switchwi lltake two weeks. but the entire project will be done in a year. and the space shuttle discovery heading to california. the shuttle is now expected to touch down at edwards air force base about 8:53 p.m. tonight. bad weather prevented it from landing in florida for a second day in a row. >>> and speaking of the bad weather, you

at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, crews were called and it took about 15 minutes to bring the fire under control. the victim is being treated for a burn to the foot. the fire is under investigation. concerns about the nuclear program in iran, iran fired a missile that could deliver nuclear weapons. the government has insisted that iran come clean about the program and shut it down. >> this time, it was a test of medium-range missiles that could carry warheads about 1,200 miles, far enough to hit israel or to hit u.s. bases in iraq or afghanistan. over the weekend, iran tested its shorter-range rockets with a range of 400 miles. the tests were previously planned, but still send a message. just last week, iran admitted building a secret nuclear facility that president obama says looks like a plant to build an atom bombs. but it coincides with a message there are trying to spend -- to send, which is to back off. >> the white house said that the iranians must back down. >> to engage in full transparency an

the first showing is that to p.m. and the second time will be 7:00 p.m. in the evening. admission is just $1 with the canned goods. >> here is a top story. one man is dead and another wounded in the shooting in north baltimore. it happened it just after 845 last night. -- 8:45 p.m. last night. police say that a man showed up at a nearby firehouse, suffering from a gunshot wound and may be connected to that case. bad weather in florida has stalled the space shuttle landing once more. it will try for a nighttime return instead. should conditions remain poor, discovery and its crew of seven will be sent to edwards air force base in california. yesterday's chance was stalled by winds. the anniversary of 9/11 was chilly and rainy. volunteers joined relatives of dictums to read the names of those who died. memorials were also held at the pentagon and insurance will, pennsylvania. >> thousands laced up their running shoes to take part in the run to remember, a 5 k run. >> of the brain may have dampened the rose but not the resolve of the runners that took part in this sixth ann

:00 p.m. after hitting a high right around 70 -- what did i say? 76 degrees, i think it was. let's take a look and see what is happening. i'm trying to remember what i had in the forecast. for the traffic situations here is lauren cooke with the traffic edge. >> reporter: thanks, steve, we are dealing with the massive water damage in dundalk. broening highway is going to be shutdown in both directions avon avenue. for the trucks traveling to the marine terminal you want to stick with 695, and get off of keith avenue. better news for those of you traveling at 695, it will be a smooth sailing on the inner loop lanes of the beltway from jean springreenspring avenue to the x you are look at 3 minutes. if you use the jfx from 695 all the way down to east fayette street you're looking at 11-minute drive. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, let's send it back to you. >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story this morning. a nationwide manhunt is underway for a murder suspect with

tonight at 6:00 p.m., one year after the meltdown of the u.s.m, president obama takes his message to wall street. plus, a major auto maker is making an unusual offer to potential buyers. it is an extended test drive and a call money back guarantee. publishers rush to bring the first copies of senator kennedy's official memoir. >>> today, president obama marker the first anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers by speaking to business leaders and regulators on wall street. >> he called for immediate action on regulatory reform and had a strong warning to lenders who might be considering a return to recklessness. we're live from our newsroom with more. >> president obama promised a major overhaul of the nation's regulatory system, but most of his proposal in congress. it today, he said the economy is improving -- today, he said the economy is improving. >> the worst of the economic storm has passed, president obama promised, but he warned some lenders are returning to recklessness. >> history cannot be allowed to repeat itself. >> what to do

then the season premiers criminal minds and csi new york at 10:00 p.m. >>> 9news now at 6:00 p.m.about 15 minutes away. the inter county connector is days away from being finished. how much they plan to charge for tolls. >>> the union representing thousands of metro workers. >>> plus, you'll see and hear how one man survived a deadly encountedder with a hit-and-run driver. >>> by the time afternoon rolled around today it felt steamy almost. >> humid. >> thick. it may be the last time we say that this year and temperatures managed to make it into the mid to upper 80s. like summer. we do have some changes on the way. good changes though. here is your forecast first. the next three days are going to be warm again tomorrow. a slight chance, a slight chance of a shower or a thunderstorm. few and far between. then cooler behind the front on friday. the front actually clears tonight. 76 on friday. then the terps on saturday. rain and showers develop in the afternoon. much cooler. high temperatures in the upper 60s. and that's going to be kind of a wet saturday night into sunday morning.

until 2:00 p.m.. that is this thursday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.. baltimore convention center. we have posted all the aforementioned on our website. disney is not goofing around with changes in the theme park. there are making a big investment in upgrading what is the world. the park will add interactive areas where children can dance with disney characters. disneyland in california will get some upgraded rides as well. >> a new documentary film that just before michael jackson's death is set to hit theaters next month. fans will get a rare behind-the- scenes look at the singer's life. the tour was scheduled to be kicked off this summer shows footage of jackson rehearsing on what would have been his final tour. the film will only play for two weeks and tickets go on sale december 27. >> a week of hearings on its proposed sales. >> details on the hearing on what it could mean for your utility bills. >> j. little finally comes to prime time. >> we have been hearing about it for months. but tonight, the jay leno show makes its debut tonight. we have mo

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to 6:00 p.m. for more information, log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. >>> he is one of those pointless, patrice, with a fish or something, or anyway, take a look at sky hd radar. i don't this one, so i'm going to continue. sky watch hd radar is looking a bit dry for the day but things could be changing later in the day because there could be a couple of showers moving through. you will see an isolation and the chance of showers moving through the western part of pennsylvania right now. we're moving through and moving through the great lakes in general. that is where the bulk of the great lake it is. to the north of us, it should stay, a couple of trailing showers moving here along the frontal boundary moving through the east. 30-40% chance of seeing a shower later. we will call it an isolated chance for us today. as far as the wind, they will be picking up later today, behind that front and that is why we see a wind advisory for garrett county for now. we will see that extends points east. it pic

may show you that tonight at 11:00 p.m.ll zoom in on the storm which is part of the eastern seaboard and has been stubborn. one little last piece of energy our way which is now to the south of us. showers running through the northern neck and that's about it. pretty good shape now. once this rolls south we will begin to clear out and temperatures will fall pretty quickly tonight. >> zone forecast. all six zones available on our website. wusa9.com. also, kind of the summation if you will of september available on our website under my blog. 67 in charlestown. upper 60s in chantilly. near 70 in springfield and stafford. upper 60s for annapolis and north beach. no winds tomorrow. no small craft advisories. pretty nice day to be on the water. next seven days near 70 tomorrow. mostly sunny. partly cloudy on friday. we will have a lot of clouds around on friday. a couple of showers but still mild. mid-70s. mid-70s on saturday. fairfax. try to shut the rain off in the afternoon. be very nice on sunday for the redskins. temperatures

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it starts tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. and it ends on sunday at 4:00 p.m.to foxbaltimore.com/morning. still ahead from nfl to fox prime time, michael stray hand takes us behind the scenes of brothers. >> and later bust a move. what politians have to say about tom and leaves a fresh scent. febreze, official air freshener of the nfl. chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting full size pickups on the road. just announced, it's chevy truck month. get $4000 total cash back on select '09 silverado models. or choose 0% apr plus $500 purchase bonus cash on any silverado. >>> from the start, the obama admnistration has been vocal about the importance of green energy development and creating green jobs. now the energy department is taking steps by helping to identify spots across the american west to help create energy sites with low environmental impact. the idea is to harness sun energy resources around 37 hubs around the western u.s. a

. >> you are watching abc7 news at 6:00 p.m. this is abc7 news at 6:00 p.m. on your time. >> here is an update on the story we first brought to you tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00 p.m. & the school system has reonded about 100 d.c. public school students walked out of their classes today protesting impending teacher layoffs. the schools chancellor said an unexpected budget shortfall is forcing layoffs of up to 600 teachers. a representative of the school system said that school system cannot condone students missing class time, but hopes this opens a constructive discussion. >> officials are proposing a requirement to study future road projects to see if the pollution impact of vehicle impact -- to see the pollution impact of vehicle emissions. the project -- a project is gwenn driving-impact, planners could change the project, but it would not be required. >> a new amnesty program will help residents avoid penalties and help the financially struggling state. from aqsa -- from october 7 through december 5, they will only be charged half the interest for late fe

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to 6:00 p.m. admission and parking are free.ore information log on to foxbaltimore.com/morning. >>> and we're wil looking at a couple of showers pushing through the area. generally it's a dreary start to the day and will be for this day and the next couple of looking at hd radar, not looking very active at this time. earlier this morning, there was more activity. as we check out the hd radar, more activity with that spinning in mississippi valley. could be spots of fog this morning in some the valleys. be aware of that as you head out on the roadways. as far as the rest of the forecast, you will see we have the easterly flow of air coming in and the moisture allows the possibility of scattered showers of high pressure which is bringing in cooler air. the cold front is to the south and has gotten draped. the cool air is something you will notice, because yesterday we got 75 degrees for the high. today looking at 74 degrees instead. definitely cooler even though 74 would be comfortable with wintertime. meanwhile we look at the fut

those stories and more coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> it looks like losing out there.ies and everything. >> like you need a hot cup of soup or something. let's see what the weather has in store for us tonight. >> a lot of sunshine and it was for the pleasant today. then the clouds rolled in all in response to this. it is drifting west, northwest. new kynse the heaviest rain indicated in yellow. -- you can see the heaviest rain indicated in yellow. that northwest push will continue through this evening and later tonight. on the boardwalk, you can see people trying togo in and serve. it looks like they're trying to body served in. very strong winds and heavy rain there. it has been a cloudy and messy y. day. ra mehtca righ we have gale warnings in effect . the day there's the possibility of coastal flooding and high tide. not a pretty picture weather- wise. here is what one of our computer models has to say about it. we will see steady, heavy rain overnight tonight at least through tomorrow morning. temperatures will try to warm with a touch of labor day. -- with a touch

once again, the geithner town hall meeting begins 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here. 1:00 p.m. "power lunch" airing live geithner's t.a.r.p. testimony. >>> "power lunch" is coming up. bill griffeth, what is in store? >> what she said. we're also looking at a couple of critical industries in the economy. banking and housing. getting more information about that. we'll be checking in with some reporters and analysts about that. and on our watch, we'll have the testimony by secretary geithner before the congressional oversight panel on t.a.r.p. that gets underway at 1:00. could move the markets. and we have the results of the three-year bond auction at 1:00 p.m. eastern time as well. >> that is exciting. that 30-year, can the government continue to borrow money at that rate? huge question. thank you, bill. >>> we're going to take a quick break and then the ultimate convention for disney fans across the nation. >> we'll head out to anaheim, california, where disney is opening the doors to the magic kingdom and julia spoke with bob iger and is up next with the details. in this unusua

. >> the officer was trying to enter his own home just after 10:00 p.m. last night when police say he was approached by three men, all of them carrying guns and a gun battle erupted. the officer was hit multiple times and taken here to sy ney hospital where he immediately underwent abdominal surgery. according to the police twitter website the officer came out of surgery around 3:00 a.m. and transferred to the i.c.u. listed in criminal condition. we don't know right now if any of the suspects were hit but police last night were questioning two people of interest. we hope to have more for you as soon as that information becomes available. jennifer franciotti wbal-tv 11 news. >> it was a very trying day yesterday for members of the baltimore county police force they mourned the death of one of their fellow officers. on black rock road in butler before 2:00 p.m. 32-year-old officer jason simmons was on his way to work when he somehow lost control of his pick-up truck on a sharp turn on a wet roadway. the truck flipped over and he was trapped inside. >> it's

the new cbs drama "the good wife "debuted last night at 10:00 p.m. it examines the choices of a woman who finds her politician husband is cheating. with the stakes so high, why does a real politician take the risks? >> reporter: the fiction tuesday evening looked like the nonfiction we have seen 0 so many times the good wife at the elbow of a cheating husband admitting his shame. it seems to happen a lot in new york this, the former governor. >> i have begun to atone for my failings. >> there were a number of women. >> reporter: south carolina's governor. >> i have been unfaithful to my wife. >> reporter: and on and on. >> men of power think they are above the law. sometimes women do too. >> reporter: a couples therapist has dealt with the issue in her washington practice and has written about it. >> they are around a lot of attractive pretty women who you work around all the time, staffers and people who travel with you and if you are a high- powered career person you travel a lot and you are not home very often to have that family kind of connectio

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we get about 4:00 p.m.ours then and continuing, it looks like into the nighttime and overnight tonight. tomorrow morning could be a bit of a mess. we thought we would get to this morning, everything delayed. the low taking its time to get back onshore. it takes its time to saturday early and then it moves off and out of the way it makes room for drier air to move back in. the rest of the weekend shapes up nicely for sunday. how much rain? this may be over done as i was saying yesterday, i thought it was of the generally the trend will be for all of rain to move from west to east. and the rest of the rain not a six inches. a couple of inches, no flash-flood warning or anything of the like right now. however, that may change later in the day. keep posted and stay tuned to fox 45, i should say. 65 degrees for the temperature in baltimore and pretty much throughout the same throughout the area. not climbing a whole lot. this will be the warmest part of the state. 35-40-mile-an-hour winds, stronger at times. it

or 7:00 p.m. in the morning with just scattered showers after that. 61 at the top of the hour at national airport. dew point 55. that produces a relative humidity of 88%. because they are in the mid to upper 50s and actual temperatures are in the upper 50s to around 60 they will only drop off a couple more degrees tonight. 57 in culpeper. 61 downtown as we mentioned at national. weather setup. high pressure in new england and big storm system coming out of the ohio valley. those two are converging and we are getting the showers and even a few thundershowers. if we look upstream we can kind of see a little activity back in the ohio valley. this is the upper level system. this is the surface system here. so we still have to get through that second part tomorrow. that's why i kept the chance for a shower in the forecast even in the afternoon. and then back behind that there is a very strong cold front up in the southern part of canada that is going to come through on monday. that's why we put a chanc

that is our big story tonight at 6:00 p.m., they will be in school and construction areas. >> there are many who support them and just as many you do not. >> baltimore county's police chief says this is all about changing driver behavior and are you got to do it fofor perth isk at the red light cameras. a -- for proof is look at the ac

you will feel the humidity, 79 degrees at 6:00 p.m.he humidity begins to drop during the overnight period. cooler but comfortable with low humidity and plenty of sunshine to enjoy tomorrow. 68 degrees, cooler on saturday, still the late day shower into early sunday seeing most of saturday looks dry. then we get the shower chances later at night and we get rid of them by sunday midday. 75 degrees on sunday, and 70 degrees on wednesday with more sunshine then. if you're headed to m&t stadium, and you're heading there, you will have a good time. if you're a cleveland brown, you probably won't. anyway, there's showers you will have to deal with. 73 degrees for the game time temperature at 1:00 p.m. sky watch wrath is at your fink finger tips. we can use fox 45 powerful radar to track incoming storms. interactive tools will let you see when rain or thunderstorms are over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now lauren cooke will let us know how the roadways are. >> reporter: thank you, steve. take a look at the northeast

i live coverage of his remarks begins a 1:00 p.m. c-span -- 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c- span. >> 70 years ago, on september 1, 1939, a german battle at a small military outpost in poland. on tuesday, world leaders gathered in gdansk, paul and to remember the people lost their lives. this contains speeches by and lech kaczynski, vladimir putin, and others. this last one hour and 25 minutes. [inaudible] i want to welcome everyone to this commemoration of the starting of world war ii. we include the people of gdansk who have gathered here. i would ask everyone to stand and listen to the anthem of the republic of poland. ♪ >> take your seats, please. a lot like to invite mr. lech kaczynski to open the ceremony -- i would like to invite the president of the republic of poland, mr. lech kaczynski, to open the ceremonies. >> prime minister, madam chancellors, presidents, speakers, ladies and gentlemen, today comes the seventh anniversary of the outbreak of world war ii. -- the 17th anniversary -- the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of world war ii. this was

john harwood is down with president obama at 6:30 p.m. tune in at 8:00 p.m.al. "1 year later: the week that shook the world." that is tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnbc. >>> a quick break and we're heading back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> i'm going to head down to that floor and talk to some of the traders and find out just exactly what they are expecting to hear from the president. this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off by a good 7, 8 pounds. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >>> welcome back. to our special coverage of the president on wall street. you can see that is a live picture there. we are awaiting the president's speech. you see treasury secretary tim geithner th

here, it is 3:00 p.m. there. it is 1:00 p.m. here, it is 7:00 p.m. there. on but i believe you get the picture. 4:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. no man who is six hours away from where his natural body clock is telling him he is can be held to account for his words or actions. lunchtime here, i want dinner. this is no way to live. on top of this mind-bending jetlag, i have also been having problems with my giant tent. for those who do not know, when i travel i have a large tent that i like to bring with me. for this i am scorned as some kind of weirdo. despite my high diplomatic station, my tent and i were turned away by central park, westchester county, and, worst of all, englewood, new jersey. imagine me, the world's longest-serving leader, agreeing to stay in englewood, new jersey, as a last resort, only to be told that englewood, new jersey, did not want me. englewood, new jersey. let's just say i will not be flying home to brag about that, both because it's embarrassing and also because of the time difference anyone i would call home to in libya would be sound as

here, and it's 3:00 p.m. there. when it's 1:00 p.m. here, it's 7:00 p.m. there. >> it's nice to know when gadhafi makes a speech somebody is there to spoof it. megan fox hosted "hnl." and there was a sketch at the end of the show, a new cast member let a four-letter word slip. >> and the word was not slip. if you are one of the lucky fans going to a concert, you can count on taking metro. the blue line near the stadium will stay open an extra hour. that will be the only station allowing riders to show up after closing times. >> we are all going. it will be a fun time. >>> the weather will be much improved by the time we get to tuesday. a lot of people are wondering what about today? we will have some improvement before your sunday finishes. >>> it stopped raining, i think, but it's still so soggy i can't do much. >> yeah, you don't want to play in the slop unless you are the kids in which case you don't care if it's sloppy outside. most of the rain is done, and we are left with an overcast and a lot of deep puddles across the area. be ready for a wet start

again, that is at 10:00 p.m., followed by 11 news. john perdue is here with the plant and gardening questions. great weather to do guarding. -- to do gardening. >> the main reason for that is too much water. you cannot control mother nature. if you did not water your tomatoes and plans a lot, when they start to ripen, you want to cut you off. -- you want to cut the water off. the best time to prune your rhododendrons is right after they bloom in the spring. once they bloom, cut them back. they start setting their budgets for the next season very quickly. that could be too much water, could be a nutrient problem. it might be a good idea to call into the store and talk to some in the plant department. >> check that out, because you want a beautiful color. thanks for coming in. if you have a plant or gardening question -- >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with sandra shaw. >> so far we have had a gorgeous morning, with plenty of sunshine. these clouds are associated with a front that is still going to our north. more clouds alo

in an was unloading a car just after 7:00 p.m.last night at the 1000 block of eri and drive in arbutus. he was approached by a group of men that opened fire. if you add any possible information, but you are urged to contact baltimore county police. >> a teenager when has entered a plea in connection with the beating death of christopher jones back in may. trade robinson entered an alford plea. >> the three pleaded -- deeply triggered an emotional day in court. -- deeply triggered an emotional day in court. jan adkins struggles to replace her anchor with peace and forgiveness. she says her prayers are directed by tears. as christopher jones wrote his book home, -- rode his bike home, terrey robinson and javel george punched him want -- once each in the face and it damaged he died on his way home. >> i feel for him inside and i really do hope that one day i can forgive him. >> jan still sleeps with -- sleeps with her sons below to smell his cent. she cannot bring yourself to wash the clothes he last war >> robinson is not admitting

it airs on nbc thursday night at 9:00 p.m. now viewers can cah the first five season five nights a week including here on fox 5 and on my 20. the show is very popular and a big hit. when you first read the pilot, did you know instinctively that this was going to really take off and would be a really big hit? >> i knew instinctively that there was no chance in hell this would ever stay on the air past one episode. >> so why do it? >> i thought the opposite. because like my door was being knocked down for jobs. no, none of us thought -- we all thought, and i remember we all went out to lunch, the cast went out to lunch early on and we all agreed if this did go, we would be the luckiest actors ever because we knew it would be funny and we all like each other and the writers were great. but none of us thought that it would last past a couple of episodes at most. so we were very fortunate it turned out the way it dirk the one reason i could see why you would think that, because it was based on a british version of the show and a lo

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. >>> the president will speak at that rally in minneapolis at 2:00 p.m. eastern and our live coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern with ed schultz of msnbc's "the ed show." ed's going to be joining us in a few minutes here on "msnbc saturday oith. we'll be happy to welcome him. >>> this morning, officials in beijing are condemning president obama's imposing new tariffs on tires imported from china. the united steelworkers union says thousands of american jobs have been lost because of the imported tires. china's calling the new u.s. measure protectionist. >>> representative joe wilson's outburst during president obama's speech has gotten the cash flowing in south carolina's 2010 election. since shouting "you lie" during president obama's health care address on wednesday, he's raised more than $700,000 for his re-election campaign. but if you think that's impressive, wilson's opponent may be the one benefiting more from the outburst, as democrat rob miller's raised more than $1 million, again, just since wednesday. >>> the health care debate continues tomor

that comes your way nightly at 10:00 p.m.eastern. >>> switching gears for a moment, because we cannot believe these pictures. take a look at that. you can only see half of this fire truck because the other half is under ground. we're looking at los angeles here, north hollywood where a sinkhole has almost completely swallowed up this fire truck. apparently, the fire truck was responding to a water main break, just gushing water all over the place. you can see by the flow of that water, it is clearly still gushing. obviously, they're working very quickly to get things wrapped up there. i don't know if there are any injuries, but as far as we can see, it doesn't seem like a scurry of activity so we're hoping everybody is okay. once again, north hollywood, major sinkhole sort of followed up this fire truck. we'll keep our eye on that one. >>> they went away, but our nation's health care problems did not. and now lawmakers are coming back to washington today and finding one heck of a fight waiting for them on capitol hill. [scree

we're headed to 66 by noon and 65 degrees at 6:00 p.m. after getting to the temperature of the day, 69 degrees. again, note the winds up around 15-wa20 miles per hour and they could be gusting up to 30. windy and cool will be the theme of this day. let's see what is happening now on the traffic edge with candace dold. >> reporter: thank you, steve. a big time headache is the story out on the roadways this morning. it's going to be an absolute mess out there. look at 95. this is right near whitemarsh boulevard, check out the southbound lanes to the farther point on the screen there. it's going to be absolutely jammed and that is the case from mountain road heading toward the beltway. right now we're left with an 18-minute ride. now there was an earlier accident on the southbound lanes, right at eastern avenue. that has been cleared out and there's also two accidents on southbound 895, they're all gone, but now we're left with the residual delays. on 95 from the beltway down toward 895, still looking at a lengthy 10-minute ride. if you're t

look for the temperatures to get up to 70 degrees by noon. 75 at 6:00 p.m.etting to the high temperature of 78 degrees at about 4:00 this afternoon. 73 degrees tomorrow, all kinds of sunshine then looking good. 74 degrees on sunday, mostly clear skies, 76 degrees, partly cloudy on monday with a shower chance moving in 78, on tuesday, 80 for wednesday, close to the same on thursday. 81 degrees and it really warms up, too. showers return for especially midweek next week. fox 45 sky watch weather is at your finger tips. iradar is available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use fox 45 powerful doppler radar to track incoming storms. interactive tools will let you see when rain or thunderstorms are over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now lauren cooke is back with a look at the traffic edge. >> reporter: traffic speeds are holding their own. take a look at 95, 65 miles per hour. as we make our way west, we're looking at a very slow 31 miles per hour bolt way, but it picks up to 62 on the south side of 95 at howard county. we're still dealing wi

the flu town halls begin at 7 p.m. the next one will be at franconia government center and another thursday at the fairfax county health department and next week another meeting will be held october 15th at the south county center in alexandria. >>> a marine from frederick, maryland will be laid to rest this weekend. lance corporal jordan -- chrobot was killed. he was following in he footsteps of his grandfather, a vietnam veteran. last year he served in iraq. he leaves behind two little sister and a 5-year-old brother. >> i wanted him to come for christmas and halloween if he could. i just wanted him to stay forever and be my brother. average man shot by police is clinging to life. they say he has a lengthy criminal record. a resident called for help when an unfamiliar car came up the driveway. police say he got stuck trying to turn around and attacked the first officer who arrived. the officer critically wounded the suspect and is now on routine leave. >>> prince georges county police have stepped up patrols in a bow

at 5:00 p.m.met this man in the parkin lot of a daveus &ste br' &erouter' b where sheworked. adrian gillingham was on patrol. a car dealer, he apparently talked to jennie about buying her old kia. police didn't buy the car but did sell jennie a handgun. a cheap .9 millimeter like this for 100. he's pleaded not guilty. >> i can't imagine her buying a gun. i can't imagine her knowing how to shoot a gun. >> on friday, july 3rd, police say jennie remarked to an associate, "my life is a ball of and i should just end it." they say jennie clocked out of work until 7:00 p.m. and went home. she was on her computer until about 11:00 p.m. she called emily's cell some time thatight but emily missed the call. >> she could have been calling me to tell me a stupid story about work or she could have been calling me to ask for help. because maybe she was in a situation where she knew she couldn't control herself anymore. i'll never know. >> jennie's sister said she did speak to jennie that night. and while she see

right here. -- tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here. big closedown is on the way. >> it is not going to get very chilly, though. at temperatures are moderate. we will soon see some showers with the cold front. moderate rain as you have out towards dallas. -- as you head out towards the dulles airport. dropping into the 60s in the northern area. 74 in washington, lower 70's downtown. here is what we will deal with in the next couple of days, high pressure, lots of sunshine and dry weather. that is going to be a couple hundred miles to the north. instead, we will be under a final system that will keep us cool and cloudy. what will the weekend whether be like? i will answer that in just a moment. >> in the meantime, a colorado man at the center of controversy that led to police raids and accusations of wrongdoing. he said that he recently visited new york. the fbi and new york city police raided three eachomes yesterday. also today, a crackdown on speeders. police said they are ready to turn over their radar guns to average citizens living

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tonight at 11:00 p.m.t how people across the country are being taken by a company doing business in our area. >>> a cat lost more than three years ago has been reunited with its owner. clyde was discovered more than 2300 miles away from where he disappeared in australia. imagine that journey. the feline was hanging around a hospital at the time. a vet identified the original owners through a microchip under the animal's skin. >> we don't know if he lived somewhere. but he is a long way from home. >> must have hitched a lift. clyde was put on a plane and returned to his family. >>> 6:00 p.m. news is 15 minutes away. new tonight. former dc cop caught up in a drug string spanning several maryland counties. >>> rooted in racism. a former president believes last week's outburst during president obama's address has some racial overtones. >>> and while most of us have to put up money or a house to get a loan some banks actually take cheese. we will tell you more about that coming up at 6:00 p.m. >>> lots coming u

supposed to kick it off at 6:45 p.m. local time.little over an hour delay because of the lightning in the area. and the severe weather warning. once we got under way, boy, we saw a different type of lightning and fireworks. a lot of points on the board tonight. first and ten. and tate breaking a couple of tackles. and tate for the first down picking up about 16 and a late flag thrown near midfield. going to talk about this a little bit. >> referee: personal foul, face mask. number 43 on the defense. 15-yard penalty. first down. >> mark: casey vance gets called for the face mask. puts the ball on west virginia's side at midfield for the tigers. >> bob: boy, it really helps to help tate late in these games. >> mark: tell me why the spread offense is a misnomer. they talk about -- >> bob: it still comes down to the running game. keep in mind here, look at ben tate almost in. i-formation there he's so deep. >> mark: this time only picks up two yards as we go back to wendi in the studio. >> wendi: texas and texas tech, this one in the bo