ancooler toward pittsburg and cleveland. both 67. because they are dealinn wi rain showe right now.uds started to hicken up late this evening. and zoing out and showing you the larger icture. re comes therain showers just in te for the weekend. but again it is a large area of low pressuresystemmslow mong system. not going to be a complete washout. wake up tomorrow with clouds. and then the cance for rain sunday. both saturdaan again, not a huge washout system. but it is a low moving system just in time for the weekend. so putting future scan in to motion 9 a.m. tmorrow. cloudy conditions. but thkening up later in thh afternoon d evening hous. as the lowpressure sysm inches closer to the region. so aain the best chaace for rain showers comes saturday into sunday. but then once theow pressure system officially move through, sunday we have a chancto see thunderstorms before th high pressure system builds in. sofor tomorrow. most othe day. will be dry. 75 degrees. so cler th wre we were for today. becae we will have more cloud cover around. sunshine warming usback up to the 80s. and cha

and cooler toward pittsburg and cleveland. both 67. they are dealinn with rain showers right now. and clouds started to thicken up late this evening. and zooming out and showing you the larger picture. here comes the rain showers just in tiie for the weekend. but again it is a large area of low pressure systemmslow moving system. not going to be a complete washout. wake up tomorrow with clouds. and then the chance for rain showers both saturday and sunday. again, not a huge washout system. but it is a slow moving system just in time for the weekend. so putting future scan in to motion. 9 a.m. tomorrow. cloudy conditions. but thickening up later in thh afternoon and evening hours. as the low pressure system inches closer to the region. so again the best chaace for rain showers comes saturday into sunday. but then once the low pressure system officially moves through, sunday we have a chance to see thunderstorms before the high pressure system builds in. so for tomorrow. most of the day. will be dry. 75 degrees. so cooler than where we w

up toward pittsburg. front back west of us.hat will happen tomorrow, we will see this activity moving in. not. but afternoon, 1:00, you see on the future scan. a chance for some showers across the 95 corridor. but short lived. because the front moves through and we will get clearing for the evening hours. into friday. looking at plenty of sunshine to start off the weekend. then we have the next system that will be really the system that drops the temperatures down a bit. as we go into late friday night, saturday morning. that will happen over the next 36 hours here. looking at the state temperatures. at 73 degrees. in baltimore. 74 in d.c. and 63 in western maryland. so slightly cooler out there. the bigger picture here. you can see the temperatures slightly cooler over the great lakes region. continue to see the cooler air moving in behind the frontal boundary. that creates showers and thunderstorms right now across parts of canada, northwestern portions of ohio. and central indiana. that front pushes through, like i said, the

they are sitting in the 60s. 66 in pittsburg. and 67 in cleveland. they are cooler.because they are dealing with some light rain showers in the region. but those winds today. very light. but out of the south-southeast. so bringing in a sea breeze. in our region. bringing in cloud cover. 3 miles per hour in baltimore. eight in d.c.. and six in hagerstown. and winds light but from the south for the next 24 to 48 hours. so on sky watch hd regional radar. you can see the clouds thickening up. later hours. and unfortunately we will stick with those clouds overnight tonight and to start the weekend for tomorrow. but zooming out and showing you, the larger picture, and where the showers are. heavier showers, detroit to toledo. embedded showers. and lexington kentucky. all associated with a large area of low pressure, slow moving area of low pressure and that is what will move toward our area late tomorrow and affect us for the later half of the weekend. tomorrow, we will breakup to clouds and then the rain showers will arrive later in the day. so on our future scan model. y

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suburban pittsburg county has been given a big swing county in the special election.e turnout in the city of philadelphia. if arlen specter does not win big, he will have trouble winning the primary. host: a very interesting and important day in the political process. we want to thank our guests for being here this morning to set the stage for the elections in some key states today. we appreciate the information. we will turn next to an international story briefly. we have a bangkok correspondent for the "new york times." on sunday, the newspaper had a big piece headlined with this. he had the horrifying experience of having one of the people shot in the head as he was interviewing him, just a mark of the ongoing violence in that city. he is on the line with us to tell us how things stand. what is the situation with the violence? guest: decelerating. it has been waxing and waning for the last few days. i do not think we can draw any conclusions from that. there were injuries not a debt today, as opposed to the 35 people who have been killed over the last few days. hos

host: one more call from pittsburg. the callers do not understand how complicated this problem is. it is on a number of different fronts.+ there is flat out corruption in congress. i have a couple of questions that get at the heart of the matter. why have knocked some people it is common knowledge that -pfannie mae and freddie mac wee in the hands of the democrats. second, why are not the whistleblowers tightened up so that people do not go for retribution if they complain? lehman bbothers is an example. we need to tell people about repo 105. why isn't he protected so that if he is not fired or his career is straight line? host: we will leave it there. guest: i cannot speak to any liabilityyfor any individual. i do not know what he did in win. i favor strong criminal enforcement where it is necessary. i am worried about making that too much of a focus. poor public policy decisions. that is the problem. they were legally authorized catastrophic in their effecc. let us pursue ethical violations in criminal violations and to reduce that. let us not forget they re actual bad policy dec

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