the showers might sneak into southeastern virginia. ing out of virginia beach, norfolk, williamsburg for the day, leaving later this afternoon, you may run into that. otherwise just some clouds around here. we get to friday morning. that little system is now picking up a little oomph in the atlantic. this may be a telltale sign of some of the things we see this winter. storms developing just a little far east or north to whack us but hitting parts of new england harder. skies by friday afternoon mostly sunny, clearing skies. looks like a nice cold, clear friday night. then we head into saturday. saturday is looking good now. that next system we're talking about developing along the coast. right now i'm thinking south and east of us far enough away so that our travel plans between here and boston should be pretty g. out west they'll be good -- pretty good. out west they'll be good south and east could be an issue here for those who are traveling. as far as the forecast today, a cool one. clouds keeping us a little bit on the cool side to

we have all sorts of rain showers through georgia and carolinas today, even southeastern virginia. lesser clouds out to the west. so there's some hope that we'll get some sunshine, at least for part of the day. temperatures this morning certainly chilly. up north and west we've had more breaks so upper 20s to low 30s. frof areas here. we're 45 on the bay in annapolis. 39 in easton. we're going into the upper 40s and low 50s. monika, we've got big problems northbound i-95. you've been telling us for a little while now. what's the latest? >>> it only takes one accident to cause major delays, especially when you're coming up on i-95. this time it's an accident at route 123 just as you head north of woodbridge. it's blocking off the two left lanes. i'm going to step out and show you what it looks like live first from our sky 9. look at that. northbound 95. it's been there for about half an hour, but it's already affected your traffic. let's also take a live look from our traffic camera closer in. this is what it looks like at the prince william parkway. so please keep us in mind for yo

the showers, though, down to the south and i don't think they're getting closer than about southeastern virginia. and that is going to be back tomorrow. the change tomorrow, we'll have more cloud cover than today. friday, we're back to the full sunshine and split the difference a bit. and on to thursday, 49; friday, 53 degrees and look at the forecast tonight, 36 degrees and certainly some places near 32 in the suburbs as we're seeing that and tomorrow, about 49 degrees and winds out of the north-northeast and to 5 to 10 miles an hour. the fox 5 accuweather seven-day forecast, and into the weekend. and looks like it's sunny with clouds late in the day and some spotty showers on sunday and monday. and not you sure everyone is going to see it. and on tuesday. and to a big thanksgiving holiday as well next wednesday and that is hard to believe. back to you. >>> they're injured and not down and out. quite the contrary. may be you saw them soaring overhead. they're sky divers on a mission to inspire. they sacrificed so much. but they're eager to help others. >> reporter: a leap of faith furled agains

see on the satellite and radar a little system in eastern north carolina got areas across southeastern virginia of that is actually stuck into areas not too far away. the shadyside area, dunkirk and prince frederick. e. j. tolding me .500 of an inch of rain have fallen overnight. but only should be around for a couple more hours and then turn again into partly sunny conditions this afternoon. across the region we've got mid 40s on the bay and down in southern maryland. but look north and west, we're in the low 30s there. so big range in temperatures and highs this afternoon low to mid-50s. 4:27, here comes monika samtani smiling on this friday with timesaver traffic. >>> happy friday everybody. 14th street southwest, north of main avenue, there had been a tractor-trailer on fire. i was just told that everything was reopened good to go in that area. 14th street southwest north of main avenue the 300 block we're talking about. beltway behind me pretty much green. looking good on 395 as well. a live look in springfield northbound 95 or actually this is construction i wanted to tell you about. it's

the big question mark, does any precip try to sneak in to the central virginia, southeastern virginia? i'm not sure on that yet and there will be a system lurking off of the coast and that throws a few clouds around our area monday, tuesday, and wednesday, and the run to thanksgiving. thanksgiving is up and dry, brian. >> now you have the news edge. back here at 10. the news edge at 11 is always here. have a fantastic night. 

rain showers on the carolina coast line and some of the rain drops making their way into far southeastern virginia. you folks in extreme southern st. mary's county and the lower tip of the delmarva could get a random rain drop or two. that's welcome news for now. this high pressure area holding tough. it's going to continue to do so, and since it will, it's holding that storm center down to our south, and that is going to keep the rain drops away from us. now, with time that area of low pressure sort of wanders around, that constant onshore flow means the clouds we see not going to budge too much. the further west you go, you might get a peek or two of sunshine but on the whole monday and also tuesday filled with cloud cover. good news is as that area of high pressure and low pressure move further away, a little warming trend coming our way. a chilly pattern for now. a little bubble of warm air coming our way just in time for travel day, wednesday, and thanksgiving day on thursday. so overnight cloudy skies, cool, but not cold. overnight lows upper 30s and low 40s. tomorrow more clouds than sunshi

you how much of the area is impacted by that and that goes to the mason- dixon line and into southeastern virginia. this begins at midnight until nineteen error in the morning. we're expect our temperatures to drop into the upper 20s to low 30s. a chilly start for our election day, brian, but i think for the most part, while we don't want to see the nor'easter, it will be the timing for that will mostly be affecting folks on wednesday and into thursday. brian, back to you. >> all right, sue. we're watching the outcome of house and senate races throughout the country as well. they can go either way. for a closer look beyond the beltway, cameron joseph from "the hill" newspaper joins us now. we talked last week. anything change? any races we see might be a tossup now? >> we're talking last week about indiana where the republican richard mourdock made comments about rape and abortion were not how he wanted to put them, got him in trouble. the polling came out there and shows the democrats are in a good position there and it looks like likely the democrats will pick up that seat in indiana, making it

afternoon, this evening those clouds continue to stream over us but any rain may just sneak into southeastern virginia late today and tonight. tomorrow morning we're starting with some clouds, especially east of town but i think it will be a partly to mostly sunny day so a prettier day than today. high temperatures tomorrow into the low 50s. saturday looks like the better day coming up with temperatures potentially into the mid-50s. but there's no major weather systems headed our way. so if you're taking off today headed up to boston, 42. buffalo 46. chicago the clouds and 50. we're looking at some of the showers down from charlotte over toward raleigh, maybe out toward the outer banks as well. temperatures in the low to mid- 50s and in new york today mostly cloudy and 48. so around here our temperatures, yeah, they're going to be on the comfortable side. we'll -- still cool, upper 40s to low 50s around town. there's easton the warm spot at 53. looking at the forecast the next three days, today 50 'ish with clouds and sun so certainly a chilly day. tonight back in the 30s. partly cloudy sky, lighter w

southeastern virginia, virginia beach, 64.one of the warmest spots in the country right now. look how huge this cold air mass is all the way across the country. all these areas in blue and lavender are generally below freezing. boston is at 63. that's another warm spot there in miami. elsewhere, it is a cold start to this november morning. throughout the morning for the next couple of hours, probably till about 9:00 or so, we'll have the rain coming through with the breezes kicking up around 20 miles an hour. we already have about .75 to an inch of rain. not much more on top of what's already falling. by noontime, cloudy, chilly, the rain over. still a northwest wind gusting to 20 miles an hour. still in the 40s. we'll stay in the 40s the rest of the day today, and maybe a little sunshine breaking out. that may be perhaps mid to late afternoon. we'll be back down to near 40 by midnight. and then it will continue to drop all the way to near 30 by dawn rm tomorrow. quite a cold start to wednesday. bright and sunny day tomorrow.

around areas of southeastern virginia. right along this weather front that's moving off the coast.l develop and we'll see some cloud cover come back into the area. friday looking like it could be a mostly cloudy day with a one-daybreak on saturday with more sunshine before the next storm forms. that is the storm system that looks like it could be yet another coastal storm for us, starting at the second half of the weekend. i'll have more on that coming up at 4:45. your forecast, breezy, chilly conditions as temperature continue to fall from 44 to 37 degrees. by tomorrow morning, we're clear and cold. the coat needed. for some, the gloves with 32 to 38 degrees with windchill temperatures in the 20s. by afternoon tomorrow, sunshine returns. we're chilly and still some leftover winds. 45 to 50 degrees. that's it for a high temperature. with those types of temps, that's more of what you would feel in the early part of december. there's a look at your four-day forecast. 55 on friday with more clouds. we'll talk about the weekend. specially second half with that next coastal storm system

a couple of showers across southeastern virginia, won't be moving in our direction. sunday planner, temperatures climbing to the upper 40s and low 50s. more sun, less wind than yesterday. will make it feel a much milder day. perfect day for a redskins win before the bye week. breaks of sunshine. in the chilly 40s in the stadium if you have a shady seat, be ready for it. >> thank you for the warning, chuck. >>> police investigating a deadly shooting that happened in southeast d.c. officers responded to a call in the 300 block of ridge row. derek ward with the latest. what's the latest on the investigation? >> reporter: where he are in the stoddard terrace neighborhood and this area has undergone positive change among the past couple of years, among the changes, a community of row houses, townhouses, has sprung up. but early this morning, the scene of a fatal shooting. i want to set the scene. take a look. an apartment at 316 ridge road. we have a wooded ridge beyond that. and that's where investigators are focusing their attention. the scene early this morning. 2:16,

they had seven inches of rain in southeastern, virginia. a part of our delmarva had seven inches. do you see the yellow there? this is the heaviest rain that we could find right there. but everybody else in the blue and the green and anywhere from three to six inches.  but thankfully the heaviest rain, we call it a fish storm as we still have clouds. sandy won't leave us alone. not relaxing her grip. the dew point is 45. pressure is still rising. and the winds have turned a little bit at north-northwest, with a drier wind. it's not going to dry us out until tomorrow. satellite picture radar combined. still in southeast canada with a pretty big circulation. still showers here. yes, a little bit more in terms of the snow showers, west of the divide in places like, well, deep creek and oakland and all the way down here. a couple sprinkles are possible tonight. most of you will drive home with a dry commute. but a couple sprinkles up north. and between d.c. and baltimore. so temperature wise. it will be late march. but you stop to think about it. it is late march. 46 in gaithersburg

disturbance coming out of the north carolina managed to sneak enough moisture up across oh southeastern virginia and even into the northern neck, the lower eastern shore. a couple of sprinkles up to dunkirk. annapolis one or two drops as well but the heavier stuff is on the lower eastern shore. this is moving to the north northeast and cambridge along route 50 a little shower here in the next hour and even in easton this may get you too here in the next one, two hours. 32 in the shenandoah valley but 44 in fredericksburg. we'll see sun this afternoon with a high around 55. it's 5:00 a.m. monika samtani, timesaver traffic and still smiling so i think that's good although there's red on the map. >>> there's a little bit of red on the map and that is just construction in parts of the area. really no big deals to report and the volumes are so light that if you're heading out the door right now i don't think it's going to be an issue to get to work. northbound 395 to the 14th street bridge inbound 66 to the roosevelt bridge. some construction on the -- outbound side of the key bridge as you come in o

he is is really hitting hard defense spending in southeastern, virginia. rea where you have a lot of defense contractors and a lot of military families. hitting on all of the cylinders in virginia right now. >> sean: last quick question, does romney ryan take wisconsin? >> i think they have a good shot at doing so. the numbers are looking good. president obama is spending a lot of time there which shows he is deeply worried about it. wouldn't be spending time if he were getting away with a state easily. one other thing, too, the president is going to make a stop in superior wisconsin in the northwestern part of the state. i'm convinced he thinks minnesota is at play. that is a place you go in order to affect duluth, minnesota. i think it is a very smart play on the president's part. not only a part of wisconsin that is important but also saying i need to get there because i may be seeing minnesota slip away from me as well. >> sean: i'm ready for game day. let's get it on. thanks for being with us. >> let's do it. >> sean: we now know that while four americ

now the rain showers are going to be coming out of eastern north carolina and the southeastern virginia. they've snuck up into the neighborhood overnight into southern maryland. the northern neck, the lower eastern shore. you can see a couple of sprinklesholding together here and just southeast of bowie. along and south of route 50. across the bay with showers from cambridge back have just been breaking up some and to the south we have a few sprinkles you see them out of the northern neck into st. mary's county. it's time for timesaver traffic with monika samtani. >>> on the outer loop of the beltway before university boulevard a car hit a pole along the right side of the road. and you know friday morning volumes are so light it's not affecting traffic too much. but i want you to be aware of it if that's where you're headed on this north side of town heading west on the beltway you see just that bit of yellow there and that's why because of the accident. other than that you're okay. let's take a live look outside. show you what it looks like on southbound 270 but it's better than normal

down in southeastern virginia odu is hosting the tribe from william & mary.shine down in the tide water day and 63. all the midwestern games going to have a screaming win all day. >> sounds good. i correct myself when i said 2009. it is the 2009-2010 winter season. record breaking. >> you are correct. >> we'll move on now. >> sorry. >>> let's move to the movies. at the box office this weekend the last time we saw james bond he was parachuting out of a helicopter with the queen of england during the summer olympic opening ceremonies. >> now he is back to his usual -- fast cars, women, and martinis. oh, boy. this is a look at the new bond movie and other films in the box office this weekend. >> 007 reporting for duty. >> where the hell have you been? >> enjoying death. >> reporter: james bond looks pretty good for a dead guy in "sky fall." daniel craig renews his license to kill for this, the 23rd film in the 50-year history of the franchise. this time trouble comes to his door step. bond's boss comes under fire for a past mistake after an assassination attempt

traveling toward southern and southeastern virginia, back in the clouds. most most of the rain drops should be gone. a couple of systems, cooler air to the north and moisture along the gulf coast. keeping a close eye on the coming days. there will be another chance for a coastal storm to develop as we get toward the wednesday, wednesday night and thursday time frame. feeling milder today, even though it won't be all that much warmer, a little more sun and a lot lis wind will make it for a much more pleasant day to be outside. low pressure number one. off the coastline. clear skies again tonight. a series of fairly cold nights. generally in the 30s and highs only in the 40s to near 50. so there is a december chill out there that will linger in the coming days. still chilly, more sunshine from d.c. northbound to pennsylvania. more clouds from d.c. southbound to central virginia. overnight tonight, cold indeed, temperatures back to the 30s. and then tomorrow, not a bad way to get to the start of your week. sunny but chilly. high temperatures in the low 50s. e

rain far north and far southeastern as virginia. and far southernmost maryland.rizzly drop tomorrow to tuesday. quiet weather for much of the middle of country. big storm out west. travel plans bring to you the pacific northwest. a lot of wind and rain. but luckily no big snowstorms headed into the upper midwest. planes changing in chicago, detroit, no problems there. for us, high pressure in charge, blocking this area of low pressure in the carolina coastline. the last few ocean storms come running up the coastline. this one will not do that. this big area of blocking high pressure. will keep the rain across southern virginia in the outer banks of north carolina and an abundance of clouds through monday and tuesday as well. and this storm will move on out to sea, and once it does so, it will be fairly well entrenched as late as tuesday morning, those clouds will start to pull out on wednesday, the big travel day up and down the eastern seaboard. much, much easier for travel. today, nothing to complain about, sun giving way to clouds later this afternoon. on the

the possibility of a stray shower maybe southeastern maryland down into virginia perhaps by monday into tuesday but this doesn't look like much. the bulk will stay offshore. has we look to the west, there's nothing. there's a big huge dome of high pressure. this will keep us high and dry through the weekend, hoping to keep that coastal system offshore, big bubble. this cold air mass will moderate. back in the 50s. you see the coastal low. >> the leonid shower. 53, mostly sunny, mid-50s, some sunshine. it's gorgeous, just a bit on the cool side. as we take a look beyond that some slight changes by tuesday night. i think we could see a round of showers. should clear out by early wednesday. so flyers, trains or bus travelers. right now thanksgiving just breezy, upper 50s. >> is that turkey discope dancing. >> he's breaking it down. what's the new energy shot we've been talking about? >> cracker jack. maybe he had both and that would explain it. >> all right. earlier in the week we saw wyatt and lynette. team member sherry johnson headed back for the think big series. sherrie talked to the

on the other hand, the big strength for governor romney is down in coal country, down in southeastern virginia. then governor romney probably has a better chance around norfolk because of those defense issues down there that you just heard john dickerson talk about. so when we get a better feel as to where most of this vote is turning how the, we'll have a better feel as to whose actually ahead. >> pelley: nora, this gives canada them alot of confidence. >> virginia is key. they feel good about virginia because of that heavy turnout. those exit polls we talked about 52% of the electorate is female. it was actually 54% in 2008. these numbers can change a little bit but suggest the female vote is down a little bit. and one of the toughest fights we saw over women voters was actually in virginia. the after that debate where there was that discussion about binders full of women, romney immediately went on the air in virginia with an ad saying that he is for contraception and then obama came back with another ad contradicting that sniesmght thank yo.>> pelley: thank you . you're watching election n

so i think as we start seeing returns coming in from new hampshire, from southeastern pennsylvania, from northern virginia, from cuyahoga count neohio, i think it is going to be clear that there is going to be a widespread repudiation of the obama administration and governor romney and the congressman ryan will be elected the next president and vice-president of the united states. >> chris: you say not wait very well. what are you predicting? are you saying we are going to know earlier than we thought? >> i am saying that pennsylvania and michigan and minnesota are not past the 270, as mr. axelrod would like to report, they are past the 300. this will be a big election and governor romney is going to win it. >> chris: you are predicting over 300 electoral votes? >> it is going to be a big win for governor romney. >> chris: thank you. thanks for sitting down with us for your first national tv brew. we will see how the turnout battle goes in the closing hours of the race and whether it turns out as well as you think it's going to. thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >> chris: up next, we will drill down

donna brazile, that is why you see president obama holding on in those southeastern states of florida, north carolina and virginia but also doing quite well in the polls coming in the southwest, as well, new mexico, nevada and colorado. >> the democrats have always believed that you have to enlarge the electorate. you have to reach out to women. you have to reach out to minorities. but more importantly, i wanted to bring this in. in 1992 in the bill clinton campaign, the white electorate, 87%, by 2000 for al gore, 81%. today, in the 2008 campaign, 74% of the electorate and today, 72%. so it's declining, the minority population is increasing. >> okay, i want to go now and give you a projection. it is north carolina coming in for governor romney. again, we had seen him a bit ahead there and there it is, it is a switch, of course, president obama won it narrowly back in 2008 but now it goes to governor romney. >> this was not a state that president obama was counting on but certainly one they were hoping for because they had invested so much time. >> convention. >> in that ground game in north carolina, also having

around >>> on the other hand, the big strength for governor romney is down in coal country in southeastern virginia. then governor romney probably has a better chance around norfolk because those defense issues you heard about. so when we get a better feel as to where most of this vote is turning out, we'll have a better feel as to who is actually ahead down there. >> this will give either candidate a lot of confidence if they can carry virginia. >> a senior romney advisor says virginia is key. they feel good, because of the heavy turnout. those exit polls we talked about, 52% of the electorates is female. it was actually 54% in 2008. the female vote is down a little bit. one of the toughest fights was in virginia. there was a discussion about bindsers full of women and he went on the air saying he is for contra since and then obama came back with another ad contradicting that. >> you're watching cbs news coverage of election night 2012. pelley: th ou nora. you're watching election news coverage 2012. and i'm dana king. this is it... returns are now on thr and i'm dana king. this is it... returns a

southeastern sky. jupiter is bright in the western sky, and we've got cold temperatures. it is at or below freezing most of the maryland, most of virginia, and into west virginia. most locations, shenandoah valley, west virginia, down in the upper 20s. it is right near 30 in montgomery, prince george's, arlington, fairfax counties, most of maryland. except right near the water, it's right near 40 degrees. hour by hour, you're going to need your winter coat, but we'll have clear, dry weather and lighter breezes than we had yesterday. by 6:00 a.m., still below freezing. by noon mid-40s. briefly near 50 by midafternoon. sunrise, 6:50. sunset, 4:55. another look at your traffic on this wednesday morning with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> starting in the first 4 traffic office, still seeing a lot of cones around the area, just with construction. very light volume this time of day. not too bad getting around it. let's start in college park, if you're traveling the outer loop of the beltway. work zone there. the exit ramp is still shut down. should be opening soon. at richie marlboro road, construction, as you make your way past

virginia and it made it all the way up here. for us areas to the east this morning for us. a couple of sprinkles in anne arundel, calvert, southeastern prince george's county. st. mary's, the heavier showers that were getting you are now east of the bay. this is tracking up toward cambridge. so you folks up there will have to watch that. and we're almost done with this stuff there down in the northern neck and also in st. mary's. temps this morning, there's the cold stuff. 28 cumberland. near freezing in much of the shenandoah valley this morning. with 36 in gaithersburg. but with the clouds are thicker we've had the sprinkles like the -- less than a tenth has fallen but still wet streets across calvert and st. mary's and far southeastern prince george's county. we have temperatures in the lower to middle 40s right now. outside on our michael & son weather camera, it's good looking picture there. the washington monument. the jefferson memorial. 42 degrees with cloudy skies. light northerly winds only about 5 miles an hour but enough to push that windchill down into the upper 30s this morning. another look at the big picture here. the

virginia, are closed because of power outage issues. >>> temperatures are down to around 40 degrees this morning. sandy spinning over southeastern canada still. you still see the huge effects of this storm. we're still getting scattered sprinkles from western pennsylvania into western maryland. thankfully, the big snow machine has ended out there. the dark blue areas are around freezing. that's much of western pennsylvania into western maryland. the light blue generally in the low to mid 40s. we're going to hold steady here for the next several hours and not warm up much today. hour by hour, by 6:00 a.m., it actually may dip down to the upper 30s and maybe a few sprinkles around, and then by noontime, maybe a few breaks in the clouds and only the low 50s and a northwesterly wind, and a little sunshine breaking out by mid afternoon. highs mid 50s, mid afternoon. low 50s late afternoon. sunsets at 6:07. those will be an hour earlier beginning sunday morning, as we fall back over the weekend. i'm back in ten minutes. danella is here now with a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning. first let's start 395 in virginia, southb

southeastern portion of the united states. as "time" magazine put it "alabama, mississippi, scored worst with eight times more racist tweets than the national average. according to the study, georgia, north dakota, louisiana, tennessee, missouri, west virginia, and minnesota all rated, ranked three to four times above the national average in terms of prevalence of ray sis tweets. among those ten states, only minnesota voted for president obama." one california woman's racist facebook post got her fired from her job and prompted outrage from her community. >> fired over this twitter post. a screen shot of helms' facebook page, a page helms said she had set to private. the "n" word. are you a racist? >> no, i'm not. >> it sounds like you're a racist. >> it does. >> not only did denise helms use the "n" word, she wrote about assassination, threatening the president, of course, is a felony. helms tried to explain her motives. >> the assassination part is kind of harsh and i don't, like, i'm not saying i would go do that or anything like that by any means, but if were to happen i don't think i would care one bit. >> she later dialed back her language but the damage had been done. according to the "los angeles times" the secret service is investi

southeastern portion of the united states. as "time" magazine put it "alabama, mississippi, scored worst with eight times more racist tweets than the national average. according to the study, georgia, north dakota, louisiana, tennessee, missouri, west virginial rated, ranked three to four times above the national average in terms of prevalence of ray sis tweets. among those ten states, only minnesota voted for president obama." one california woman's racist facebook post got her fired from her job and prompted outrage from her community. >> fired over this twitter post. a screen shot of helms' facebook page, a page helms said she had set to private. the "n" word. are you a racist? >> no, i'm not. >> it sounds like you're a racist. >> it does. >> not only did denise helms use the "n" word, she wrote about assassination, threatening the president, of course, is a felony. helms tried to explain her motives. >> the assassination part is kind of harsh and i don't, like, i'm not saying i would go do that or anything like that by any means, but if were to happen i don't think i would care one bit. >> she later dialed back her language but the damage had been done. according to the "los angeles times" the secret service is investigating the matter.

parts of the state, the southwestern coal country and southeastern parts where you have a strong military base in places like norfolk and virginiaeach, romney camp was really trying to create the enthusiasm in those areas, get the vote out and, of course, all eyes are falling on those purple counties, the exburbs of the washington, d.c. area, loudon county, prince william county. they essentially turned the election for barack obama in 2008 for the first time in 44 years where you have a vastly changing population in those purple areas where originally you had southerners, you had conservatives living in those areas, you had a huge influx of latinos, of college-educated women, also some northeastern transplants coming in changing the entire demographic of this really vastly growing population that changed the vote and swayed things obama's way but a lot of these voters are independents and that's what the romney camp was hoping to get them involved to get them out to the polls and that may be why we're seeing some of the numbers we're seeing, maybe not seeing a lot of precincts reporting from northern virginia, a huge stronghold

southeastern portion of the country. and that should move up the coast. so rain possibly in areas of georgia, south carolina, north florida, maybe virginia, very late in the day. and then as we go into wednesday, that's when things get a little more interesting. we have the potential for this to be a little mini-nor'easter. it's not a lot of cold air. i don't expect snow to be a problem, but i do have concerns if this storm moves as expected for battering waves, loose tree limbs and the progress being delayed to restore power. so again, wednesday of next week, we could have to deal with some effects from what would typically be a minor storm. because there's no dunes on the beach and whatever damage is just sitting there exposed, we could get those waves coming in in areas that we don't really need it, more beach erosion and possibly more wave damage. again, that's wednesday next week. otherwise your weekend forecast looks great. i tell you what, i walked home to brooklyn yesterday, and it was a nightmare with people waiting for the buses. and all of these millions of people that live in this borough are trying to get to work. no subways available. they h