other cities and towns release treated wastewater, or effluent, into local rivers, lakes, and streams. as it flows downstream, additional cities may capture it for drinking water, consume it, and treat the water again. in other words, the water coming out of a wastewater treatment plant often enters the watershed, flows into intakes of drinking water treatment plants, and eventually finds its way right back to our faucets. it takes huge investments to ensure that wastewater and drinking water treatment plants function properly to maintain a safe water supply. we made the initial investments in the plants and the pipes. but once we accomplished that, there was this great recognition that we had a series of issues associated with wet weather conditions. storm events where, all of a sudden, you're dealing with a lot of water. narrator: large amounts of rainwater can cause flooding. engineers developed two approaches to stormwater infrastructure to transport water away from the urban environment. one approach was to carry waste and stormwater through the same pipe. this combined system wa

climbing all the way up to the top of a closed cement tower, not something ain't right there in river city. steve and edmond, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >>> and coming up, why "so help s oath? is now optional in the the controversial details are next. >>> and it's your last chance to vote in our instapoll. do you think the air force academy should remove "so help me god" from its honor oath? facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> the air force is making god optional. the so-called military religious freedom foundation can remove the phrase, "so help me god" from the oat.

isn't it amazing what a little t of sun coming will do 55 oakland, 64 easton and pax river, ocean cityt 63. the district 62, 63 annapolis, kent island, greater westminster at 61. here's this frontal boundary moving our way. a few widely scattered showers tomorrow morning as this new air mass comes into the region. i think on wednesday there could be another chance of a couple of shattered showers but that's about it. chilly is an accurate definition. the normals are 65 and 44. we get to the five day and you will see temperatures in the mid 50s. barely. 66 today. just gorgeous. tonit we will start to cloud up, 46. maybe an early shower today. other wise a gray day with a high of 66 degrees. it's the day and the nighttime number that is -- numbers that will get your attention when we show you the five day forecast. >>> still to come, the breast milk available on line is mostly contaminated. don't miss health watch. >>> wjz 13 is always on. here's the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com at this hour. for all the latest news and the forecast log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in

climbing all the way up to the top of a closed cement tower, not something ain't right there in river cityand edmond, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >>> and coming up, why "so help me god" is now optional in the air force academy's oath? the controversial details are next. >>> and it's your last chance to vote in our instapoll. do you think the air force academy should remove "so help me god" from its honor oath? facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. >>> the air force is making god optional. the so-called military religious freedom foundation can remove the phrase, "so help me god" from the oat. they announced their decision fr

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they concreted the walls of the river in order for water to get to ocean much faster. narrator: cities throughout southern california converted natural rivers to these concrete channels, part of their storm drain systems. this allowed expanding development without the need for large flood plains. kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of tr

river road. two in the city east lombard at north dean and st. paul at east reed. speeds on 95 as i mentioned slow from whitemarsh to the beltway that is where the latest accident is, on the right shoulder. speeds on the beltway in the 40s. on the top and west sides -- that's a look at the west side at 70. this report is brought to you by jiffy lube. get your old -- oil changed regularly. back to you. >>> the navy has charged four officers for their roles in the training accident deaths of two navy divers at the aberdeen proving grounds superpond. the four members will be court-martialed. the two divers' underwater breathing units failed and tether line became entangled. arraignments are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday. >>> the woman -- a woman accused of robbing three banks in anne arundel county is behind bars. police say 47-year-old jamese queen, a school bus driver robbed the bank of glen burnie two times last month. she also attempted to hold up another bank branch saturday. an employee took down the license plate from her car leading police to her. she fa

calm winds, 39 degrees. 92 #2 -- 92% humidity. 41 pax river, ocean city 37, 10 warmer in dc and kentair, 39 columbia, 41 degrees in westminster. we will cloud up tonight. it's going to stay cloudier tomorrow. not a lot of moisture. the rain is going to be really not there at best. chilly is going to be our head line. today a high of 66. the normal is now 65 degrees. plenty of sun today. it's going to be a beautiful day. clouds increase, 46 over night. tomorrow a high of 66. then 56 on wednesday, 54 thursday and friday. 56 saturday. look at these over night lows wy , thursday and friday. many of us will see temperatures anywhere from 34 to 36 degrees. >>> what awaits you on the way to work and/or school? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> we have a new problem. a brush fire at east joppa at old harford road. another problem, a downed tree glen arm road near heartily mill road. on the may may roadways, starting to see minor delays. 42 is your slowest spot on the west side of the beltway on the outer loop. on 95 between white marsh boulevard and the beltway is your slowest

city fix its plumbing. so in 1994, we started upper chattahoochee river keeper. we filed a clean water act lawsuit. in 1997, we won. and so for the past decade, the city has embarked on a program to clean up the river. now, with 1,800 miles of sewer system, three sewage plants and combined sewer overflows, it took a number of years to figure out what would be the solution. we are facing a crisis in infrastructure. bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayor of atlanta. we're having to choose how to spend our money. i named myself "the sewer mayor," and i wear that title very proudly, because, without wastewater infrastructure and drinking water infrastructure, the economy will stop. we did a major outreach. we trained an outreach team, who went to every community meeting, to educate people on how bad the crisis was. not only did i tell people that we'd have to raise rates, i told them we'd have to tear up the city to repair this infrastructure. man: you can't simply say, "i won't use any water, it's too expensive." we have about 25% of our population that's at or be

knowing that i have a river running through my city and multiple towns in new jersey, seeing the kind of pollution and contaminants that won't allow people to go in there and swim, ruining industries like lambing and others, trust me, we need to make sure there is protection. the delaware river in south jersey, if we pull back on the epa and let fracking go on, it could pollute our waters. i believe in shrieking government responsibly. not pulling back the kind of protections that protect our food, our water, our air, and our safety. sighed.ide -- >> i think mayor booker's vision of newark is about as real as t- bone. you may not be able to swim in the river, but it's probably -- probably because of all the bodies floating around from shooting victims in your city -- >> oh my gosh. >> you use these words like tea party extremists. your coaches have done a really good job. if you raise a family, build a small business, stand up for this country, stand up for limited government, your idea of working together is to call people extremists. there is a lot of extremism sitting in this audie

north, straight for you, set to unlow pressure rivers from their banks, underneath that map are the tunnels, the subway tunnels that act like veins for the city. but if the harlem river was going to turn the subway tunnels on the east side of manhattan into its tributaries, if the harlem river was going to surge down into those subway stations and into those subway tunnels, then the whole eastern side of the city was an open question as to what was going to happen then. and that route into the subways was exactly where sandy was due to send the harlem river. unless transit workers could figure out a way to make it stop. so they tried, days before the storm, watching the forecast, anticipating the rising waters, carpenters started collecting lumber and started hammering together a sort of ad hoc plywood dam across the open mouth of the tunnel that the harlem river was set to surge right down. they put together a dam that was five feet high. but something happened that made them realize that five feet high was not going to be enough. they needed to get that dam higher than that. the city workers trying to stop the harlem river from storming thr

and pax river. 48, ocean city. dew point, very dry air. down to 23 degrees. it's going to get cold tonight. this morning, we were 38, 30 in oakland this morning. that's where they are right now. 37 in cumberland. and a milder 42 in d.c., down by the river, is, of course, milder. staying milder tonight. anywhere on the bay in the city. but southwest of us, north of us, and northeast of us, we have freeze watches and freeze warnings in effect for all of that area you see. from the city on south and east, no issues expected. although temperatures will probably get in the upper 30s. but don't expect to see any freezing conditions, except in those areas you see north and west. which means some spots could get down to 29. 30, 31, 32 degrees. that means bringing in those tender plants. speaking of tender plants. tender feet. let's take it out to tim williams with the wjz mobile weather lab in towson. tim? >> oh, that robert. i tell you. we're here on burke avenue. and we have been talking about these tender plants. bob mentioned it. if you have any, you can bring th

mentioned with extreme energy and climate change as well as the fact that you've got people down river in new york city fifteen million people away from that per getting clean drinking water from a proposed fracking site in the upper delaware river basin in the new york city water shit it is not just those fifteen million people it is really the whole planet that's. yeah i got it thomas your thoughts on this is a public health disaster and what what can local communities do. we would agree with josh those just in colorado touring some of those areas that are under massive assault from the fracking corporations that one county has fourteen thousand permits that have been issued over the best eight months and so the assault on these communities is massive the question is what do we do about it i mean the data seems to be thanks to josh and other post press united states are working on getting the harms of fracking out there but the question is really what do we do and unfortunately under the structure of law that we have the united states unlike both areas some of these other countries that you mentioned

to explain it to you in a second. 39 oakland, 45 cumberland, 48 hagerstown, almost 60 pax river, 62 ocean citythe low 50s rock hall and columbia. this is a cool shot. look at this perfectly straight diagonal line. you got the idea. there's your pressure of 30.29. it's keeping this low at bay. if this was just a standard low it would get out of here and we would have a day of clouds and showers and that would be it. it's trying to get through the line that line of 30.29. so the bottom line is it's going to take like three days to get this out of our hair. were -- we're doing to stay gray through sunday. probably damp through early sunday morning because of that low being blocked by that high. it's a ripple effect. not a ton of rain. it's going to take two or three days to clear the forecast out. 65 today. 52 over night. same deal tomorrow with a high of 59. we'll move it up to 6 1 friday, 65 saturday. still gray sunday 68. final clearing monday and 72. >>> if you're a commuter listen up to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> we're looking at a serious problem on 295. we have all north and

the vessel broke up as it navigates into the river near the city on saturday. 30 bodies so far have been recovered. it is thought the boat was overloaded with people and with cargo. many at 160 are still missing. the youth leader who was expelled from the ruizing an c is launching his own party, it is called the economic freedom fighters party. thousands of supporters are expected to turn out for a rally where striking where are shot dead by police. alema is expected to run in next year's presidential elections. he is wayvery controversial figure. he has been expelled readmit sod when he launched his own party, did he disappoint? >> . >> well, he has reiterated some of the things that got him thrown out, but now he has his own party, distinguishable by the red berets they wear, he can pretty much say what he wants as the leader of it. in that speech he talked about having nonnegotiable policies. they won't be driven out of the country, but they need to learn to share, they need to learn to share and controlling the economy, they need to learn to share in owning of the land as well. he ap

knowing that i have the river running through my city scene that contaminants that would allow people to swim and burning industries like clamming and others we need to make sure their protections. the delaware river we have the pullback of the epa to let fracking go on. it could pollute our water so i believe in shrinking government responsibly and not pulling back the protections that protect their food and water and are air and our safety. >> used side. i thought you wanted to respond. >> i think mayor booker's vision is that of t-boned. you may not build a swim in the river because of all of the bodies floating around from the shooting victims. >> oh my god. >> oh my god. you use words like tea party and extremists. if you raise a family built a small business stand up for this country and stand up for limited government your idea of working together is calling people extremist. there are a lot of extremists in this audience today. >> this is what you think of our city. >> hold your applause until the end. >> this is what he thinks of our city. there are bodies floating -- how ins

50 oakland, 54 cumberland, 59 hagerstown, the mid to upper 50s elkton, easton, 61 ocean city, almost 60 pax river, 60 degrees in the district, annapolis and kent island. 55 bel air and rock hall. we have this aloft flow coming out of the southeast around that high. it's just tending to block whatever movement there is in the atmosphere. there's really not a lot of movement at all. i mean, look out to the west, it's sunny in pittsburgh. it's just a matter of moving these clouds over the area. it's not really going to happen. this warm front kicks into high gear, pleasant for halloween tomorrow. front comes through, cold front follows. chillier temperatures move in for the weekend. chillier, i mean the chill of fall. 63 degrees will be the high this day. 53, some clouds over night. tomorrow variably cloudy and breezy but 72 as the high. one more day in the 70s by the end of the 5 day 20 degrees colder. first warning weather details coming up shortly. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, extra pounds during pregnancy may increase a women's risk of breast cancer. we'll explain in health

. >> founded along the banks of the saint lawrence river in 1642, montreal has grown to become the largest city in the french-speaking province of quebec and the second largest city in canada. for 26 miles along the saint lawrence river, from old montreal to beyond mount royal, there are numerous neighborhoods, cultures, and attractions. join me on my montreal, quebec, canada, adventure. like most visits to montreal, mine begins in old montreal, where my guide nathalie takes me to the place d'youville, where the 1893 obelisk honors the first settlers and the original site of the mission ville-marie. so this spot is where it all began, where montreal began. >> it is. actually, ville-marie, the name of the first settlement, it started here in 1642. you've got the saint lawrence river right ahead of us. so it created a v-shaped piece of land, very convenient, surrounded by fresh water. so they thought, "hey, it's the perfect place. let's call it home." the first purpose, and i quote here, was "to convert the savages of the new world" to catholicism. so this was a religion-based settlement. >> nath

we have 48 in ocean city and 53 in the river. everyone in that mid-to upper 40-degree range. rock holm the milder spot. it's going to be with us for the foreseeable future. it's going to be down around our neighbors in memphis and atlanta. we have a low system responsible for this. it's going to drag that through area tonight and to tomorrow morning. really it comes to dry. it's not going to change much in dynamics. there will be another front that comes to try again. that's monday into tuesday. behind it, high pressure builds in. what we are going to start to see is the flow to southwest. tonight going to around 38 degrees. for tomorrow up to 57 like today. then 61 on monday and 72 for the high. >>> thanks. coming up,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> tonight the sports report. maryland undefeated so far. but they are missing a lot of key offensive players. the missing oh opponent. maryland honoring all americans deon white. caleb finds jacobs and he is gone. 71 yards for the touchdown. that put them up 7-3. the clemenson took control from there when clemenson quarterback took it for

there is a river front battle brewing in alexandria. cityls have big plans but one thing is standing in their way. the parking lot. they call it the missing link in their plan for a continuous river front park and they're threatening to take the parking lot away from the boat club. >> now that the old robinson terminal warehouse properties have been sold alexandria will permit development in order to get guaranteed public access to the river front. an impediment to the dream is a boat launch and parking lot owned by the old dome minion -- old dominion boat club. >> it's gotten to the point where every time we think we're there there's two steps backwards or something else that's placed on the agenda for discussion. >> city officials say alexandria would take some of the parking lot land here for a sidewalk along the ally called the strand and then take more land right at the edge of the river for the continuous pedestrian walkway but that would leave just over half the land for the boat club and they would continue to use it for parking. >>

.  >> well, a river front battle is brewing in alexandria. city officials have big plans for a waterfront park but there's one thing standing in the way. the old dominion boat club parking lot. they call it the missing link in their plan for a continuous riverfront park and now they are threatening legal action to take that parking lot away from the boat club. john has the latest developments. >> now that the old robinson terminal warehouse properties have been sold, alexandria will permit extra increased development here in order to get guaranteed public access to the riverfront. the dream is a nearly continuous riverfront park for pedestrians and bicyclists. an impediment to that dream is the boat launch and parking lot owned by the old dominion boat club. >> it's gotten to the point where, you know, every time we think we're there, there's two steps backwards and/or something else that's placed on the agenda for discussion. >> city officials say under their latest proposal, alexandria would take some of the parking lot here for a sidewalk along

those include rock creek trail and anna costs city ya river trail and george monument river trail -- tweet your signs you see that you to us. >> earlier tonight house of representatives defeated a bill. the d.c. council would have paid thousands of d.c. workers out of an emergency cash reserve fund and there's enough to support government operations for a few weeks if necessary. >> the shut down is having a major impact on the local economy. d.c. area will lose $200 million each day. the tourism industry lost millions of dollars during the 1995 shut down when museums and parks were closed. the veterans benefits administration won't be able to process benefits. the board of veterans appeals will not hold hearings. the national institute of health stopped accepting new patients. they will stop afternoons swerg medical hotline calls -- answering. in addition countless children will have to stay home because their schools and daycare centers are closed. bob barnard joins us with that part of the story. >> bob. >> oliver and henry will be spending much more time at home in 2358z church ov

of office after for elected terms now prosecuting state and federal drug cases in the twin cities of greed river and rock springs. after hearing my story he told about a colleague that was recently surprised by an armed male intruder in the bathroom of his home while shaving. the man was there to relate the message regarding a drug case awaiting sentencing by the judge. after a few curch words with the man quietly slipped away. i saw no point to ask what the judge decided but his reference to the old west brought back a conversation i recently had about matthew's inverter with a veteran cop in the albany county sheriff's office. friendly, but with a studied charm he leaned over his desk with his chiseled face inches from my. you sure you're not quoting me he asked? i said it is for background i will not use your name trying to sell a reassuring. what happened to teeeighteen was not a hate crime at all but wiped you want to go digging into all of that by not let sleeping dogs lie? >> to was not inclined to answer candidly instead of the suspicions of the involvement of other parties like wrestle

their walk will cover 921-miles in 37 days, and will end at hudson river park in new york city.a purple ribbon to memorialize a victim of bullying who committed suicide. suicide is a main cause of death for youth, teens and young adults. the brandon marshall foundation held a 5 k walk today to raise money and awareness for mental illness. after the bears wide receiver went public with his own diagnosis of borderline personality disorder, he vowed to devote himself to making a difference in the lives of others coping with the disease. they've raised over $10,000 in september. the money goes to helping people suffering from borderline personality disorder to get the resources they need to recover >> yet another record-setting night for the blackhawks. find out what they did for the first time in 67 years and a busy day in college football. rich king runs down northwestern, notre dame, illinois and niu next in sports. break [ steam hisses ] actually... guys! [ female announcer ] ...it can. introducing swiffer steamboost powered by bissell. it gets the dirt that mops can leave behin

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river road. be aware of that. and baltimore cityue at aspen street there's a crash that came at 45 minutes ago. we will talk more about the traffic and weather coming up in a little bit. for now back to megage. >>> -- megan. >>> today marks a week for marylanders being able to sign up for health insurance and it has not gone as well as the state hoped. as of noon yesterday, more than 174,000 had visited the maryland health connection.gov website. 13,500 managed to get through the process of creating an account. and of those just 326 have actually enrolled in the plan. >> this is not the simplest program to put together. there are a lot of different components and in the end you don't know until you have a lot of people using it. >> the head of the state's health department and health and mental hygiene would not say exactly what went wrong with the whole program but he did say that the work is continuing around the site around clock to get the software updated in the next coming week. >>> today anthony brown will announce his first

city. pax river, 62. a little brighter, 67 in hagerstown. 67 in cumberland. and partly cloudy skies. 59 in oakland. and 68 in elkton. locally, temperatures in the mid and low 60s as the clouds begin to increase off the atlantic ocean. the winds continue to bring in that moisture. east/northeast winds. that's going to be the main player in that forecast the next three or four days. a continued fetch from the atlantic ocean will continue to bring in moisture, low clouds, rain and drizzle. breezy conditions. particularly on the shore. we can have wind gusts over 30, 35 miles an hour. by the type the end of the week arrives. so it's going to be a rough, rough couple of days at the beaches. but because of the constant flow off the ocean keeps pushing the waves. you have a lot of wave action. maybe even beach erosion in some locations. to the south of us, precip already breaking out along that stalled frontal boundary. and low pressure is going to be developing right pretty much right now, around the south and north carolina border. so already spreading rain. see t

just across new york city's east river, in the neighborhood of astoria queens, roommates, rob, and jill hanner, are settling into their apartment for the night. >> it's a calm, ordinary night and i'm in bed and i hear this really loud noise. it was like a gunshot. so i spring out of bed. i walk to the window. i want to see what's going on. i see fire. it was quite shocking to see a fire in what is essentially my backyard. and i immediately started knocking on jill's door and tell her to get up. >> i'm like, should i call 911? like, i don't know what to do. so i immediately got on the phone, called 911. >> that's when i grabbed my camera. >> there's a car fire, that -- a car fire that just -- in astoria. >> an suv has barreled into an empty lot just behind budon and hanner's apartment. >> this guy just drove his car right into this wood. i could tell that he was under some sort of influence of something. i couldn't get a read on what he was on, but i could tell that his mind was not all there. >> he's, like, taking the metal pieces and hitting the car and just totally fell over. >> from

now almost 50 degrees. 45 elkton, 46 ocean city, the low 50s easton, pax river, dc, rock hall and kentsland, 46 bel air, 45 columbia, greater westminster now at 52 degrees. we have shower activity around the area. we're all going to see a little bit of rain. this is not a tremendous amount of moisture. none the less, it may not be out of the ordinary to say spotty showers this morning. i can see that part of the forecast being in tact well into the midday. there's a warm front moving our way that's going to give us a great halloween. mild weather for the kids and big kids too. right on the hills there will be more chilly air moving into the mid atlantic. it's a temperature roller costar as we end october and start november. 63 your high today. 53 over night. tomorrow mild with a high of 72. breezy friday. by the afternoon here comes that cold front. sunny and beautiful for the weekend but getting below normal. normal will be 62. so saturday 66, 56 sunday, 54 on monday. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> we know light rain can have a heavy hand on the hurry up. here is sharon gibala a

we have 46 in ocean city, 38 patuxent river. around metro area, 36 columbia, 42 bel air, 45 and westminster, and 52 in rock all. the winds have been shifting to the south and southwest. that's bringing in milder temperatures. just a very light wind words blowing. call call meetings around much of the state. our neighbors to the south and southwest are warmer than we are. that's the hermas coming in. although, by the colors, everyone is cold this time of day. high pressure centered around the carolinas just south of us. the clockwise flow is directing in the milder air. we did have a low pressure system responsible for much of the disturbance around the great lakes. that dragged from around the area. we do have a high still dominating our forecast. mild temperatures stay with us. another front moving monday into tuesday. that will not temperatures back a little bit. the way we are starting to see the temperature shaping up, looks like we are starting to get into the 60s and 70s. even though those funds are coming through, they ar

. >> located on the banks of the cumberland river, they call it music city, usa. the birthplace of country music. but on the outskirts of nashville, tennessee, is a place where the heartbreak and loss of country lyrics are a reality for more than 700 women. this is the tennessee prison for women. >> we have everything here from forgery to murderers. it does look like a college campus. but we have surveillance cameras everywhere. we have random strip searches. we have cell searches. our main objective is to keep the inmates safe and our staff. we want our staff to be able to go home to their families every day. >> hey, hey, move, move, move, move. >> fight! >> hey, everybody in their cell now! >> in here, just as in any men's prison, correctional staff can find themselves in the middle of a sudden outbreak of violence. >> sit down, sit down. up to unit one. >> go to your room. shut the doors. >> if you all don't get in your cells, i'm going to take taking everybody to jail. >> you don't have to do this, man. >> come on, let's ride. >> there was a physical altercati

upper 20s in western maryland. 39 cumberland, 37 hagerstown and elkton, 46 easton, 39 ocean city, 40 pax river, almost 40 columbia and westminster, 37 bel air, low 40s annapolis and kent island, 45 rock hall. none of this unexpected to be quite honest. it's actually going to be a very, very nice five days sun wise. total sunshine for the next five days. we're going to stay on the chilly side, averaging 10 degrees below normal day and night side. look at this lake effect coming off after lake erie. here's the widespread view. i think it's impressive. not just counties around our metro, but look at this, all the way from new england there's a froze advisory or freeze watch or freeze warning. we have a freeze watch in effect for maryland from 95 west. you've got plans saying you're going to bring the plants inside, bring them inside. 54 is going to be the high. 34 your over night low. tomorrow a high of 54, 56 saturday. almost 60 sunday and monday. tuesday 58. don, take it it away. >>> thank you. 17 past the hour. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we cleared up one of two pr

city. mid-50s pax river. 50 westminster, 46 bel air and columbia. low 50s rock hall and annapolis and kent island. first warning doppler weather radar really shows nothing locally but out to the west, this frontal boundary that is going to be moving our way through the day. this action coming through the upper tennessee valley, lower ohio valley, it's going to tack us with showers. i'm going to say pretty much in the afternoon. not a lot of rain but any time afternoon i think we're going to see moisture, obviously behind this cold front. as we've been discussing it's not only going to get cooler but chilly with temperatures averaging 10 degrees below normal. 66 degrees will be the high this date. later on a little rain developing. again not looking for a ton of rain, 45. some spotty showers tomorrow with a high of 56 degrees. give it a 56 thursday, 54 friday. saturday 56. almost back to 60 sunday. it's going to be chilly but once you get by that bump in the road it will be sunny and nice fall weather trend other than the temperatures continues. don?

look at western maryland. 34 and 37, 41 hagerstown, 45 elkton, 46 easton, 56 ocean city, down to 48 pax river, 51 annapolis kent island from 52, 43 westminster, 44 bel air, 47 greater columbia, rock hall at 46 degrees. here's first warning doppler weather radar. we're seeing light shower activity. the heaviest rain we see is right down near annapolis. it's this frontal boundary moving through the region. it's going to be actually a really good weather pattern. we've had a fine fall, sun, clear skies and beautiful temperatures. once this action clears out it's going to be quite nice. we're going to be averaging day and night side 10 degrees below normal. 56 degrees will be your high this day. 37 over night. clear to partly cloudy. tomorrl look for a high of 54 degrees. we keep it in the mid 50s until sunday. look at friday's over night low, 34. many of us will be at 31 or 32 degrees. >>> it's now 17 minutes past the hour. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we've picked up our first accidf the morning. this one is on 29 northbound just after 108. reported to be in the media

pax river at 60 degrees, ocean city at 64. it's going to be a beautiful day out there on the beach today. here's what you can expect, plenty of sunshine, high pressure at its peak today. temperatures will be on the rise into the mid 80s before it's all said and done. 71 degrees by dinner time with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. >> thank you. . >>> now over to sharon at traffic control. good morning, again. >> good morning. a mostly clear morning commute thus far. one issue out there. that's going to be that accident 95 southbound just approaching the tunnel. we still have a left lane closure there. speeds on the beltway still up to par. 50 though on 95 between the baltimore and the -- between the beltway and the tunnel. there's a look at 95 at o'donnel street. everything running smoothly in this area. that's a look at the west side of the beltway, also running at full speed. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. >>> we're entering day two of the first government shutdown in 17 years. right now ex

river. sea breeze knocking ocean city on the boards down to 45. 45 columbia, westminster. 47 bel air. low 50s rock hall, kent island and annapolis. a frontal boundary to the west that's going to be moving our way. morning clouds it's kind of spillage from this action down to the south. clouds will facility nor from the -- clouds will filter in from the west. it's not impossible to see a widely passing scattered light shower. not a lot of rain in the forecast but it should be noted. high pressure comes in tomorrow and we're looking for a great sunday. believe it. some high clouds now, cloudy later, maybe that passing shower. 66, 45 your overnight low, lose the rain and clouds tomorrow. sunny, a high of 64 degrees and you roll out the five-day. tuesday look at that, monday and tuesday almost 70. enjoy it while we have it because this time next week we'll be looking at daytime highs in the mid, upper 50s and for many of us overnight lows in the upper 30s. >> all right. a capital f-a-l-l. best line of the morning. >> you got it. still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning, a histori

in virginia northbound 95 great from dale city across the occoquan river into springfield. northbound route 1 at wayside road, there was water main break. only the left lane is getting through so that could cause problems early in dumfries. another live look outside. in springfield it's beginning to load up but the lanes are open here on to 395. then you're in good shape to the 14th street bridge. back you to, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> after talking to redskins owner dan snyder, today n.f.l. executives will update the main group trying to get the team's name changed. >> plus, after seasons of futility, there is hope for the wizards this time around. wizards this time around. that story is there's a couple of reasons wizards this time around. that story is ryobi is number one. we have over fifty products that work off one 18 volt battery. plus, ryobi offers more value and selection than anyone. and now, there's new lithium and lithium plus, our most powerful and longest lasting batteries ever. so you can knock out that to-do list, all before kick off. ryobi

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spread down the river with a horrible speed into the crowded cities of haiti, which is one of the poorest countries in the world. >> tented camps, etc. >> in fact, the tent camps where victims of the earthquake were living were better served than the slums, because they had water. in fact, the cholera spread faster through the ordinary slums, if you like, of haiti rather than the tent camps, but it was a terrible tragedy. hospitals were overflowing. >> now, there's a legal case pending, but in the meantime, and the whole question is the u.n.'s i am montreal will come up, but she's a high commissioner for human rights. he sort of accepted the people of haiti should get compensation. >> the legal department of the united nations in new york has been very, very tight in what it says. they basically say, we are immunity under the treaties of the united nations when it was created in the second world war. we're above nation states, the sits, so we're immune. but this very senior u.n. official did say in geneva recently she thinks compensation should be paid. now, she's not directly involved, b

much later on. 37 still at cumberland, 41 oakland and hagerstown, 47 elkton and ocean city. 51 easton. 54 pax river. bel air, westminster, columbia, 45, 46, 48. 52 rock hall, 51 annapolis. kent island at 54. morning clouds, a spillover, passing down to the south, it stays there, not a concern. frontal boundary to the west, all that rain you saw, that's not coming our way. by the time it gets here, it's going to be more scattered showers than anything else, but late this afternoon and this evening that's part of the forecast. that high pressure builds in. we have a few really nice days. but having said that, let me just say this to you, i don't know if you can see it. see that low right up there. ultimately that's going to grab air out of central canada, throw it our way and temperatures daytime are only going to be in the mid-50s wednesday and beyond. 66 today, skies start to clear overnight. 45. tomorrow we'll call it a beautiful day. a high of 64 degrees. close to 70 monday and tuesday. look at that wednesday and thursday, particularly the overnight lows. when we say 40 that's the blistering heat

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very, very warm. 69 here, 70 easton, pax river. 67, d.c. and 65 ocean city.e cool spot even that's warm for oakland this time of year. 61 degrees. we are 5 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. elkton is 14 degrees warmer. so very, very mild end of the month. let's check in with meteorologist tim williams. that is tim williams live in perry hall, with the wjz mobile weather lab, with a look at what we expect to happen throughout the evening. tim? >> reporter: well, you know, every once in a while, you get the feeling that you're just being watched. i don't know why i feel that way. but we are talking talk about watching the weather forecast for your trick-or-treating tonight. we're live outside the home of jamie, patrick and lea ann. and they have been doing this for 20 years or so. they really have captured the spirit -- the spirit, no pun intended, of halloween. we're talking about a pretty nice forecast overall. just hoping that the drizzle stays away until later. we have the clouds that bob tuck talked -- bob talked about. as it does, it wil

. >>> and like a river of air flowing over the city of san francisco, here comes the marine layer coming it's not july. it's late october. what's going on? we'll tackle the weekend forecast and beyond coming up. >> and the warriors adding something else to their recipe, and on tim lins come -- lincecum's new contract. >> and guess who tops the menu for the most hated athlete in the nfl. coming up. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, late because of the governmt shutdown... it didn't measu up. employers added just . >>> not only was september's job report released late because of the government shutdown, it didn't measure up. employers added just 148,000 jobs. well below the projected 180,000 jobs. it was still barely enough to lower the unemployment rate from 7 point 3 to 7 .2%. this is based on data before the government shutdown, so any fallout from that will show in october's numbers. >> this study shows more women are trading places with their husbands and becoming bread winners. >> while the trend may be good for the pocket book, cbs's reporters marriages, not so much. >> married for 29 years,