that's what will move into the area from the south and south west.ll look for heavy rains and we have those flash flood watches in effect and coastal flood advisories. they can be highier than normal tides and until the morning, they could produce an inch or more of rain. be careful. never cross a roadway that's got the better running across it six or seven inches of water can take your car away. >>> well, thank you. let's check on the roads now. >>> hi, denise, hi, everyone. still, busy on the roadways. they're slick and take your time. the beltway on the westside, not much better. and it will take you a good 15, 20 minutes to get through. and average speeds still about 30 miles per hour. northbound, 95, we have a crash at pulaski and southbound 95, that's struggling into whitemarsh and as far as accidents, still a few. and fleet street at south bond. and south arlington at west pratt and we have one in the northbound direction at middletown road. and let's take a live look. you can see the congestion at york road and another one at the westside of

i know there is a lot of conspiracy theory out there, particularly in south korea. they may have the highest percentage of conspiracy theorists' per capita in the world. [laughter] some of these are quite ridiculous. one theory is that the united states and how did this to shape japan's basing policy for the u.s. marines there. there is a lot of circumstantial evidence. if we took this to the courts -- that is the only way we could do it without eyewitnesses. that is the crux of many of these complaints. if you have no eyewitness, how can you be sure? in this case, we really do not need to have an eyewitness. if we just look at history for 50 years and the number of who else has conducted -- of provocations that have happened, who else has conducted provocation in that area other than north korea. it is certainly hard to imagine another country -- certainly not me and our -- myanmar or malaysia. i would be pretty surprised if it was iran. the idea that the republic of korea did it to themselves -- some of this is preposterous. to take the theory that this was someho

many people signed up because most of them were from the south or had relatives in the south. she said that she did not make the decision to come to chicago, but her mother did. it was her daughter that signed her up. when i met with her, she was wonderful. >> did you know on the spot that she would be the one? what's i knew that i had a connection with her -- >> i knew that i had a connection with her. i narrowed it down to 30 and she was included in one of the 30. it was essential that the three characters be easily distinguishable. you could turn into a page and know who you were reading about. i did not want them to all the sharecroppers. i did not want them all to be middle-class or working-class. i wanted them to be distinctive. they all become one because that all complement one another. -- because they all complement one another. you actually look at the circumstances of all three, where did they begin? where did the land? what were their personalities? you have to have a board in which to have all of these characteristics and you say that these three will make the who

most of them had relatives in the south. a woman said i didn't actually make the decision to come from the south to chicago but my mother did. it was her daughter who signed her up. when i met with her, she was wonderful. >> did you know on the spot she would be one of the three? >> i knew i had a connection with her. it took a while before i could narrow it down. i narrowed it down to 30. in the writing of this book, it was essential that each of the characters be distinguishable and important that they be from different backgrounds. i didn't want them all to be middle or working class. at the all become one. it wouldn't have been a situation with almost any of them i said this is absolutely one. i looked at the circumstances of all three and where did they begin, where did they land, it was almost like you had to have a board. you say these would be the three together. >> you had one that left in the 30's, 40's, 50's. you had one go to chicago, new york and l.a. the second person george swanson starling went from florida t

that multiracial south.nd i think that, you know, food is great, but food is also an excu excuse. >> this is what we're aiming for right here. get this done all over the pig. >> reporter: rodney scott, king of the wood-cook eed whole hog. he and his family have been in the pits for generations and have kept the cookery historically honest. why do you choose this place as one of your kind of favorite places? >> the family. you know, rodney scott, his momma, his daddy, they're permanents in this place. and the story of rodney, like, you know, everybody talks about sourcing their food locally. rodney sources his wood locally. he chops down a tree. that tree fuels the pit on which he cooks the pigs. so the pigs come from the three counties surrounding here. and the barbecue is crazy good. i travel around a lot to eat and i travel around a lot to learn and i love being in one place eating one food and learning the back story on one people. you can almost read this plate and know where you are without even steppin

there is a difference in each in south korea -- in an age over south korea. most of those over 60 trusted the results. only 26% of people under the age of 30 believe the report of the investigation. what is going on in south korea it is not our experience here with north korea. it is something to look at. we also understand that north korea's nuclear weapons program, their willingness to torpedo a south korean ship, makes it necessary for the south korean administration to do something about it. having preconditions and a necessary for the lee myung-bak administration to demand resolution -- to demand an apology, demand something from north korea condi incident before moving forward makes sense to us -- north korea incident before moving forward makes sense to us. the concept of denuclearization before giving the economic rewards, before moving toward -- that makes sense. what i did under shed is how it will be possible -- would i do not understand is how it will be possible when the majority of south koreans do not seem to be in favor of that policy. in fact

troops in south korea the united states. probably japan certainly japan china south korea certainly none of those none of the powers surrounding north korea want north korea to collapse but there's a very significant number of north koreans a number of a million north koreans who will undoubtedly benefit from the collapse of this president the. thank you if i go to you if we do have this this collapse and i want to stress it's still very much in the cards has beijing in washington in your mind discuss this because we wouldn't want to go back to a situation where we have chinese military and the american military eyeballing each other in north asia that would not be a good idea to have the two sides discuss this a contingency plan because i mean there are elements of the north regime north korean regime will just simply will not give up because like i gave the example of the east german regime they weren't integrated they went away ok so this is a real tripping point here you're all involved. yup i actually might spearin says

ben: i think there's probably a stereotype that south of market is just... just the freaks and the super-yuppies. and kind of there's no in-between, and perhaps there is some truth to that more than, say the mission, where there might be a greater middle ground of people who live there. but i don't have a car and, i only have a motorcycle and it would be great if there were better public transportation. lisa: people are concerned with the lack of services, and the lack of houses, and there's others who have businesses who are concerned with the concerns of... having homeless in front of their business. and we're at the youth center, and another thing is youth programming. youth are exposed to a lot here in this part of town. bobbi washington: no it's not a walk through the park, in fact when they walk here, it's almost like a walk through the jungle. we do embrace them and let them know they are safe when they get in the bessie carmichael grounds. and we let know also that the things that they see- it's not like this all over the world, but we have to deal w

the three south korean and four chinese fishing workers were brought safely to the port. the captain said they were able to return home thanks to the support of the south korean people. north korea says they were freed on humanitarian grounds. but after the announcement of the release, the north requested rice aid from south korea to help north koreans hit by floods last month. political analysts say that more south koreans may urge their government to give food aid following the release of the fishing crew. south korea maintains that it will not supply rice, saying they cannot be sure the aid will actually reach the affected people. >>> inaustraa, primeinisr julia guillard is now certain to stay in power. two independent lawmakers announced her to stay in the party enabling her to follow the inconclusive general election last month. vote count something still being conducted 17 days after the election on august 21st. public broadcaster abc television says of the 150 lower house seats the ruling bloc has won 74 and the opposition party 73 with independents picking up 3. b

south korea says the regulations will seriously affect the fishing. its tuna haul, the second largest after japan's. the japanese negotiator from the fisheries agency sis the country will step up its efforts to encourage south korea to approve the new regulations. >> translator: japan needs to take the initiative to manage fisheries' resources. this country consumes about 70% of the pacific bluefin tuna catch. >> a session of the western and pacific fisheries commission will be held in december in hawaii. a final decision is expected at that time. >>> managing the bluefin tuna industry is in the pacific ocean is a huge challenge given the number of countries that are involved. it's also complicated because most of those countries, such as japan and south korea, are fishing cultures. >> japan is the world's largest consumer of bluefin tuna. it uses about 80% of the world's catch of the fish. demand for bluefin tuna started to rise in the 1970s in parallel with the country's rapid economic growth. now people can buy the fish at supermarkets and low cost

near 70 in the south bay. low 70s in the north bay valleys and low to mid-70s in the east bay valleys. all these temperatures about 4 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. and another push of cool air tomorrow which will drop our temperatures anywhere from 2 degrees around the coast and bay to another 4 degrees inland. but look at the quick turn-around on thursday and friday, saturday, sunday and monday total sunshine in the afternoon hours, low 70s at the coast, mid-80s around the bay and mid-90s inland. good morning. >> you heard theresa's report about the accident. it's blocked at o'grady drive. you need to avoid that stretch and you may want to consider camden avenue to get around it. elsewhere in the south bay, freeways are looking good. as we go outside, a couple live camera shots. no problems across the san mateo bridge. it's looking fine on 880 through hayward. heading toward the golden gate bridge coming out of the north bay, fine on 101 but heads up in mill valley. there's a water main break and hearin

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and south korean sailors. south korea will send four ships and a submarine to take part in the drills, while the u.s. is sending a ship and submarine. china's government announced its military plans to stage live ammunition exercises in the yellow sea from wednesday to saturday next week. but in an apparent effort to allay china's fears, the u.s. will not send a nuclear powered aircraft carrier to participate in this weekend's joint exercises as it did for previous drills in july east of the korean peninsula in the sea of japan. >>> the leadership race for japan's democratic party is fully under way. the two contenders trying to drum up support for their policy proposals. prime minister naoto kan seeking re-election as party president is being challenged by the party's former secretary-general ichiro ozawa. on friday, the third day of official campaigning, ozawa dropped by the offices of each of the party's upper house members. those he visited included naoki tanaka, son-in-law of the late former prime ministe

the south. a lot of competition about who's child would go to which school, catholic school, the school across the park. so, it's been with me all this time. but i think that, when it comes to the actual writing of a book, it probably started, very likely, after i had gotten out and been a reporter for the "new york times" and started to talk to people in other parts of the country. i was chicago bureau chief for the "new york times." and i would go to chicago. i'd be in cleveland, i'd be in detroit. and i'd begin to hear that there were similar migration experiences that people had. no one talked about it as a migration experience. they would just talk about it, as well. "i can't talk with you today or this weekend; we're going to have to go back to mississippi where there's a family reunion, or there's a funeral i have to go to." and so, i began to connect the dots and to see that this was so much bigger than just my experience to washington, or the experience of chicago, or even to los angele

the biggest problem will be the south bay today and south bay and east bay valleys.e we have the poor air quality tomorrow. look from emeryville back to san francisco. you can see everything, even the twinkling lights of sutro tower. cool at the coast, 46 half moon bay. you can see the 60s more widespread than yesterday morning. fairfield, concord, antioch, fremont, mountain view, san jose, los gatos. we have low 50s up around napa and santa rosa and no fog like we dealt with yesterday. monterey bay and inland low to mid-50s. the spare the air day is one of the bigger stories in our highlights. also sunshine and warmer weather today and tomorrow. cooling, that will hit right in the labor day weekend and probably get coolest around monday and tuesday. here we are 5:00 in the morning. notice the lack of clouds and the slight offshore breeze that will strengthen during the afternoon hours. look for sunshine around noon and sunshine throughout the afternoon hours. 70s around the coast, 80s around the bay and 90s our inland valleys. let's start in the east bay valleys whe

around 100,000 south americans live in germany. many have been here for years and most are well integrated. it is not always as easy for them. >> the language is the hardest part. i am slowly making progress. >> it is difficult to make german friends. germans just are not very open. once you have struck up a friendship with a german, it is a friendship for life. >> the distance from her homeland is also a source of inspiration. >> living so far away gives me the opportunity to observe my country from a distance. before, i did not see a lot of things because it is just the way things were. i think about them from a new perspective. >> she wants to stay in germany, even though she knows she will always be able but homesick.

here is a diagram of mosconi north and south. the blue area will be the more high tech, the part that focuses more on the south part of the peninsula, silicon valley. mosconi north faces north, napa, marin, sonoma, and that will be a more natural color. and the famous conductor, the golden gate, will connect the two buildings. here is the mosconi south conference call one month ago. 30 years old. had not been painted, had not been renovated in 30 years. here it is two weeks ago when we transformed the ceiling. new lighting throughout the building. new finishing on the floors. in a couple of weeks, the south hall looks dramatically different. here is how the rest will look. here is an existing meeting room which is pretty much consistent around the building. not only are the color of old, and gaps in the walls, fabric is torn. here is clear we start to bring the elements of graphics into the building. the color of the bridge, graphics of the neighborhood. we are going to make sure, when people meet in san francisco, that they know

the south end of san jose at o'grady drive.ot a big traffic concern but apparently there were several people in the car. it was a solo car crash. it crashed into a tree. a fire was started. a body was found in the car. they're trying to determine if the body was the driver or the passenger. the south bay we have major road work going on. the south 101 connector to northbound 280 is closed for road work until about 6:00 this morning. >> it's 4:38. >> a campaign to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in california picks up some powerful support today. that's next. >> the expected vote this week that could leave hundreds of a. c. transit riders waiting and waiting for the next bus. >> and a dead whale watch up on a local beach. up next why marine biologists [ male announcer ] have something you love doing? cheerios could be your ticket to do it. big time. you could win a once in a lifetime chance to live your passion by choosing from t never-dreamed-possible prizes. from a customized v.i.p. vacion, to a hollywood red carpet

this storm system is spinning from south carolina. there's the tornado watch box here, eastern north carolina, extreme southeastern virginia and this tropical flow of moisture covering everything and that's why all of us are under a flood watch until 9:00 tonight. you see some cloudiness but no rain in ohio. if you are trying to fly in or out of washington today it could be a difficult endeavor. check with your carrier. i think there will be a lot of delays due to the remnants of tropical storm nicole. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast for those who will brave it, heavy rain. temperatures ranging from the upper 50sin the shenandoah valley. sun up at 7:03. the day at a glance, heavy rain, heavy rain and heavy rain with lining and thunder in to the afternoon in the metro. some could be middle of the day. upper 70s. some of the warm air will work in toward us. and on the rain tapering to showers breezy. mid a 50s to mid-60s. upper 50s in particular tin -- martinsburg. devon, you are in the web center. >> i want to check if you go to w

it's down to the south and making its way over south florida and it stops.t's going to interact with a big jet stream and rip the center of the storm apart. but, it doesn't mean we'll be finished to the storm when we get to the point. the rain will continue to funnel in our direction because of the track and we'll get around the heavy rain. and winds will pick up and it won't be the winds around here. it may be around 30 miles per hour. as far as the rain to the south of us. over ten inches of rain is possible. here's the heaviest ban right here. and generally speaking, there's a possibility of getting up to 6 inches worth of rain out of this system here before it gets out of here. the thing is, it's already in place and we're starting with the storm and we'll have more later. >> back to you guys. >>> and thank you, we'll invite you to stay with wjz-13 for the instant forecast and the look at the radar on wjz.com. >>> we have breaking news from montgomery county. a school bus crash, kai has more. >> reporter: that's right, it happened on i-270, democracy bou

chance of getting 3 quarter inch across west and south over an inch and a little more to the south easta the rain as we go hrough the cool temperatures and south easterly flow will tip to bring the moisturr in from the -úpressure wraaping n the moisture or the next day here. by tuesddy latee6 3 3 to the east and tart to getf clearing out there as we head through the emainder portion of the week. onight showers looking at hhavy rain at times 83. looking at 75 on wednesday with sunshine. ttursday lacking at chance for some showers but then looks like it will clear up friddy saturday ssnday with pleassnt conddtions in the 70's.. cooling down to the 60's sunday monday. >> that's interesting. >> thaa's time of yeert. you remember the 60's. remember the 60's. >> all too well. yes. that ♪ my eyes are ' weary ♪ ♪ my back is gettin' tight ♪ i'm sittin' here in traffic ♪ ♪ on the queensboro bridge tonight ♪

just coming in out of south carolina in to north carolina. right there. south of raleigh. that's the area of low pressure and to the east of that, that's where you have that tornadic threat. meteorologist devon lucie has been hanging out with me all morning. he's in the web center and will show you a few things on-line and ask for your help. >> exactly. right now we have a lot of things going on the web this morning. if you go to the main page we have a lot of things there. interactive radar is the first thing you will find if you go to the home page when you bring it up. there it is. even on the home page you can sweep on the radar and zoom in if you want to and get to wherever you want, but if you log in to a interactive radar you will find the big screen and you can put on layer and track individual storm cells if you want to, such as the storms in eastern washington that might be producing a few tornadoes or rotations as they are coming through. if you click on weather and say submit your storm report, you will find a report list. that will help us to know how much rai

rain coming out from the south, rain will develop from south to north throughout the day. overall that push from the south is really important. coastal georgia, stretching through most of florida. we're watching the upper level pattern and core of the cold air that will spill in by the weekend. back to our west, jetstream and strong winds will help to funnel all that moisture in our direction from what could be tropical storm nicole trying to form. near and just north of cuba. we'll take you back home, our computer models really indicating the fact there may be showers this afternoon. the main bulk of the rain will arrive by daybreak tomorrow. we expect to have heavy rain pushing into the region, especially by 5:00 a.m. you see the red shadings, it's a tropical-like downpour. we have a generalized two to four inches expected across maryland, we could see isolated amounts in the four to five to six-inch category. tropical system and conveyor belt, moisture focusing in the mid-atlantic. we expect this to last most of the day thursday. heavy rain pushes across the chesapeake

there is a difference in each in south korea -- in an age over south korea. most of those over 60 trusted the results. only 26% of people under the age of 30 believe the report of the investigation. what is going on in south korea it is not our experience here with north korea. it is something to look at. we also understand that north korea's nuclear weapons program, their willingness to torpedo a south korean ship, makes it necessary for the south korean administration to do something about it. having preconditions and a necessary for the lee myung-bak administration to demand resolution -- to demand an apology, demand something from north korea condi incident before moving forward makes sense to us -- north korea and incident before moving forward makes sense to us. the concept of denuclearization before giving the economic rewards, before moving toward -- that makes sense. what i did under shed is how it will be possible -- would i do not understand is how it will be possible when the majority of south koreans do not seem to be in favor of that policy. in

the south bay, the north 101 connector to south 880 is closed. of green out there so we have a live shot at the 101 and 880 interchange. traffic is light and that connector ramp should be reopened in the next 20 minutes. eric, kristen? >> frances, thank you very much. it's 4:39. >> still ahead, the animal attacks that have one bay area community warning pet walkers to carry sticks. >> a state board denies a victim's compensation claim by the mother of jaycee dugard. up next why they said no. >> a ship drags an you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about youfiber too. i have for while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. [ female announcer ] it starts with you falling in love with the most personalized most customized

the 70s in the south and east. winds are northernly but the southeast winds will kick and the warm air will surge toward us. 70 degrees. 68 on the dew. humidity 94% and the northeast wind at six. we are watching the storm. it is coming up from the south. it will take a good portion of the morning in though afternoon. perhaps this afternoon, things settle down a bit. but the next six hours will be rough and potentially dangerous to be out with flood warnings expanding across the region. 78 today. windy. heavy rain. potentially strong or tornadic thunderstorms, as well. the tornado watch until 1:00. better by the weekend. saturday 70. sunday cool and low 60s with a chance of a shower. it is ten before 6:00 on this wet thursday. >>> all right. got a lot of traffic issues going on, as you would expect. and we want to begin with our beltway alert. on the inner loop approaching old georgetown road is where we have an accident only letting one lane of traffic squeeze by using the left shoulder. as a result, we are watchin

some upper 70s south. won't be raining all tee time but we will call it numerous showers and thunder possible with highs in the mid-70s. on the, shower and storms. some could be severe on the. damaging wind gusts 65 to 70. don't have a weather radio i suggest you sleep in a lower level if you have trees nearby. don't take chances. mainly a.m. showers and storms. clearing by midday if not afternoon. highs 80. southwest winds 10 to 15 miles an hour. 73 now is the warm spot in southern maryland. fredericksburg is 66. 68 newland. 72 reedville. 57 in cross junction where steve is happy to get the rain. winchester 59 and we have low to mid-60s. uniform on the temperatures across the board. seven-day forecast shows a chance of another system to come up the coast by thursday. today, tonight, tomorrow morning, the showers and storms. wednesday looks good. this system on thursday might stay east of us don't be surprised at noon tomorrow you see more sunshine on thursday. the weekend looks cooler. by sunday it will b

you do the math, you have a county to tte south and it's moving from the south.t more severe weather here in the next hour o3 so as it continues to push up from the sooth. we are also dealing with flooding as a concern flood watches and warniigs acroos the area. flash-flood watches nddwarning3 as well. the flashhflood warnings mean ttat the water couud rise unexpectedly. a good idea not to rise through the weather service wants to telllpeople, tuun around and don drown. you don't know how deep the water could be s sober safe than sorry. tte tornado warning the most crucial thhng to talk about thii morning. >>> absolutely. we are going to talk about additiinal rain falls that aree3 going to add to the chance of ú%ooding. we are in or a long day at the ú%ather center. the lightning trikes showing you 60 to 70 lightning strikes through the chesapeake area, where the storms are stronger. the storms have been the strongest and where the ú%wnpours wheee we hhve seen themmthe greatest and you can see toward 665 where we are seeing the heaviest showers toward the east of

temperatures have climbed into up ther 70s south. we're 77.ut still holding in the mid- 60s in the shenandoah valley, and they'll likely not get into that warmer air today. 77, dew point 72. late september, south-southeast wind at 15. national reporting cloudy skies. big picture, moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico, up and down. look at this, the eastern georgia, the carolina, rate toward us. an upper low helping to get extra spin in the atmosphere. the more spin we have, the better chances for severe weather, and right now we're also watching, as we just lacked at, that storm in howard county, still that tornado warning until 1:45, doppler indicated. front is pushing through. that's helping with the spin in the atmosphere. it's just basically north of that front where you get that better chance for the severe weather. tonight, 9:00, some breaks, but more strong showers and storms through tomorrow morning at 5:00, then we're going to kick this out of here. potentially, though, we have another system with more rain late wednesday into

it's a muggy wind blowing out of the south right now.gain, this lull in the action not expected to last too much longer because, as we look further south, you can kind of see the scenario going on here. a lot of heavy rain across eastern carolina and that's going to continue to surge up and move into maryland here. there is more rain building off to the south. this area of low pressure, really the culprit. continuing to spin and churn up that very heavy rain. zooming in a little, showing you our futurecast, we expect heavy rains to be on and off through the overnight hours here. more rain comes up from the south. as we go into tuesday here we clear things out. looks like some showers early tomorrow. then we'll dry out tomorrow night. and then as we go into wednesday we start off dry but we may end wet. as more rain comes up out of the south. wednesday night into thursday morning. so there's multiple chances for rain here. it's been a very dry late august into early september but looks like things are finally starting to turn around on th

wrapping up a quick shot of the south bay 1 01 as south san jose southbound traffic. been in the commuter action which as northbound. taillights a bit more company but still very good drive times downtown san jose making your way up toward santa clara 14 minute ride. >> 5 series three news story for you three people have been injured nine people have been displaced as fire broke late last night. it happened at 1130 added to under block of madison avenue you can see firefighters on the scene right now. the head and knocked down quickly by done the home was severely damaged. in fact it bridge the drive with burning to cars. two people were transferred for smoke inhalation. the exact cause has yet to be determined. the execution has been delayed 45 hours by gov. schwarzenegger the man facing the death penalty albert green would brown. he moved his execution from one minute past midnight wednesday morning until 9:00 p.m. thursday to give courts more time to weigh in on the case. this after superior court judge refused to block the execution saying he failed to show the pr

old san francisco road and south fair oaks.a result of what he did last week, he was spotted or at least a suspect was spotted. and now there is a sketch of that suspect. let's take a look. a hispanic male, about 20 years of age, maybe 5 foot 9 with a slender build. this is a man seen running from those fires set last week by a firefighter. hispanic male, around 20, 5-9. one of those fires was a pickup truck with a man still inside of it. police rescued that man. a lot of apartment buildings out here in the arson area, people living in very close proximity to each other. one fire is everyone's worry and these people are very concerned. >> if you set a car on fire with somebody in it, you need to be stopped. >> a fire burned two pine trees and two mattresses and a vehicle. >> taking another look at the suspect. four full-time investigators are assigned to this case. that's how important it is. they wanna find this guy and stop him before somebody does get hurt or worse. already one close call and the fires started with trash, we

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they continue to come up from the south. underneath any one of the bands we could see another one to two inches of rain. it's migrating to the shore. one of the things we need to show you, as far as range goes, this is what we've seen so far. this is estimated rainfall. in this purple area six inches worth of rain. farther south you go, eight to 10 inches worth of rain. notice it drops off but our dropoff numbers are three and four inches. some of the numbers from annapolis at the airport have come up to four or five inches of rain. there's a lot more to come and we cannot stress, if you come across a road covered in water, do not try to go over it. there's a phrase -- turn around, don't drown. for more, here's marty. >> i want to emphasize what bern was saying. we may not see the rain got out until the overnight. we may only be a third of the way through this weather event. let's bring you up to speed on the current watches, warnings and advisories. it's easy to say where we don't have any. a flash flood warning for all cau

on august 8th, a north korean vessel towed a south korean squid boat with a crew of four south koreans and three chinese to a port on the northeast coast. the south called on the north to release the crew. the north said the decision to release the crew members was made from a humanitarian point of view after the crew admitted coming into the economic zone and promised never to do it again. monday's announcement is the north's first flexible response to the south since tensions soared over the sinking of an n. a commission concluded that the vessel was sunk by a north korean torpedo. >>> chinese president hu jintao said his government plans to improve the life of workers in shenzhen, an economic bordering hong kong. hu made the comment at a ceremony to mark the 30th anniversary of the zone on monday. shenzhen was designated in 1980 as the first special economic zone in china to accept foreign investment. >> hu stressed that the reform and open door policy led to the economic recovery of china. hu also said the government will establish a system for companies and workers to share benefi

all of this from the south up to the north.watching throughout the course of the morning as these stormy conditions continue to shift around. down near fredericksburg, you want to mention you had some heavy rain come through. right now, you are getting moderate to heavy rainfall coming through. there you see fredericksburg right there. you are not done yet. more precipitation coming up through our region from the south. let's go to the graphics. we've got a lot to show you, a lot of to tell you about. flash flood warning. washington, d.c. itself is under this flash flood warning. prince george's county, montgomery county, fairfax county, stafford county, all of these areas under a flash flood warning until 10:45 this morning that. might be extended later on but until 10:45, flash flood warning. that means flooding is likely to occur soon or has been observed. we have observed it in calvert county. this is the flash flood watch. this is in effect through the evening hours today. it includes the entire viewing area because, with

south west. >> reporter: why? >>> because of prices. >> reporter: south west's fairs to orlando were recently beat and now, this could end the bargains. >> and if you have fewer competitors the tendency is, i'll raise prices because i can. during the recent disappearance of other planes victims of mergers, the national airfare has risen to $328 baltimore bucked the trend. fairs dropped here 2%. >> do you rely on that as a customer. it's important. >> reporter: a spokesman agreed on the role of competition and they're looking for more. the airport is continuously working to boost the competition competition. >> reporter: and on top of the fair increases, many predict job losses here at bwi. i'm adam may, wjz-13, eyewitness news. >> if approved, it won't be complete until 2012. >>> yet to come, horseradish and soda. they have more in common than you may think. [no audio] >>> there's a call for a cleaner bay, we'll have the story, coming up. >>> after running down a 16- year-old cyclist, he had heroin in his pocket a

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southed bound on the right it's fine. you heard theresa garcia with a live report with a shooting involving concord police that ashbury drive will be closed at clayton as well but clayton is open. bay bridge toll plaza delay-free. looking good on all bay area bridges. we'll head to the south bay and show you the 101 and 880 interchange in san jose. traffic flowing well throughout the area. north bay commuters also have a nice ride with this live shot of 101 in san rafael. no problems on the peninsula either. eric, kristen? >> all right, frances. thanks a lot. it's 6:09. >> still ahead the latest on two small earthquakes and two different bay area counties in just the last nine hours. >> pageantry for a pope. >> a vote coming today that could give san francisisisisisis ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ no one fights harder than jerry mcnerney. when some vets were forced to travel hours for care, mcnerney fough

it is pushing from the south up to the north. we've got more rain here off to the south and west.e'll take a look at that? just a second. plenty of rain for the morning commute and we'll quiet it down for the afternoon and maybe have some sunshine for the afternoon commute. rain totals, about 2/10 of an inch. bwi marshall, over an inch yesterday. it depends on where you were. parts of the area got a deluge. other areas, light to moderate rain showers. parts of the area, you will get very heavy rain. not all us will see that. satellite-radar, area of low pressure is out to our west. it is spinning up these bands of rain up ahead of it. and today, we'll be dealing with the cold front. that will come spinning through here and wave got a chance for more showers, perhaps more thunderstorms during the morning commute and then we'll start to quiet it down. bigger look here and again, can you see what is going on. you can see the spin out towards even kentucky and west virginia. that is it is area of low pressure. that will push up into the great lakes and the trend will be to get it out