most of the activity is in southern pennsylvania and back into new jersey. it is going to push the mild air will have been enjoying off shore. the temperatures will be closer to average more below normal as we head through the rest of the week. a mixture of clouds and sunshine. 20% chance for a share. high temperature between 55 and 60. a chance for rain showers late tonight, after midnight. tomorrow, an area of low pressure will develop after the cold front. that means a good chance for rain on tuesday and into wednesday morning. that will drop the temperatures. a high of 55 on tuesday. 57 on wednesday. a good chance for showers tomorrow. the rain should end wednesday morning. another front moves through wednesday night. there could be some snow showers in the mountains on thursday.

it does taper off in southern pennsylvania.iving in from southern pennsylvania to baltimore, you will run into the rate at one point. we have rain for everybody. everybody gets some rain today -- rain at some point. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now, to the news desk. >> a warning for people who combined prescription medications with herbal or dietary supplements. patients taking a blood thinner could have dangerous interactions with many supplements. 69% interfere with the effectiveness. less than half of the patients in the study were aware of the dangers. more -- herbal supplements compete in the liver. that could reduce the effectiveness of the blood thinner. >> stem cells may help treat rheumatoid arthritis. researchers using bone marrow stem cells has shown promise. researchers in fuse umbilical cord cells into mice and there was a significant effect of reducing the inflammation. it is a promising new therapy for a disease that has no long- term drug free cure. >> it is 48 degre

we can see a hint of that in southern pennsylvania.a 20% chance that you run into a light shower or sprinkle in addition to the fog. we have the cold front right now that will push the mild air offshore. now it will turn more seasonable. as we head through today and into tomorrow. verbal clouds and a mixture of clouds and son. clouds early this morning -- variable clouds. high temperature will be in the upper 50's. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies. a chance for rain late tonight. temperatures dropped into the low 40's tonight. rain is likely tomorrow. an area of low pressure will develop along this front and ride up the coast during the day tomorrow. a good chance we'll see some rain and cooler temperatures throughout the week. the rain to taper off wednesday morning. showers are likely to mark and a good part of wednesday morning. the front will go through wednesday night. that will knock the temperatures down to the 40's on thursday. it should start to clear up as we head into the weekend. by sunday, we will be back sunday 60 d

a southern pennsylvania game warden has been killed in a shootout with a suspected poachers. 31-year-old conservation officer david grow was shot and killed after he pulled someone over last night. h11 hours later, johnson was arrested at a hunting camp. growth was the first gaming official -- game officials who was shot in many years. >> it seems like the police are here and around more than we are. more than the residents. >> our investigation revealed that the victim had been at that location. he was an acquaintance of the suspect and the witnesses in this case. >> he is facing first-degree murder charges. >> when community remains on high alert as they search for a man who raped a young mother earlier this week. that search is intensifying. >> shih no more is pleased to see more police -- sheena moore is pleased to see more police. >> i guess they let the people in the area know what was going on. i am glad that the police are around here more fluently than usual. >> tonight, police went door to door on the 8100 block of scenic meadow drive, alerting residents of the violent sexual a

now you can see from southern pennsylvania to areas of northern virginia. more yellow and orange here where the rain is heaviest. southern maryland, not much, some clouds and breaks there. there are the breaks in the northern neck. the temperatures have shot into the lower 60s. going to live doppler hd. talking about when's happening here. east of 95, it's fairly quiet now. hagerstown west toward hancock, we've got showers. now just on the west and southwest side of the metro, this is where we're starting to see some of the heavier showers move into fairfax county into parts of loudoun county. you can see the lighter rains of d.c., montgomery, howard up to baltimore. going west, you go out to chantilly and this is headed toward sterling. manassas is really starting to pick up very heavy rain coming right up 28 there towards chantilly. this will head up toward ashburn and eventually hit into western and upper parts of montgomery county with the track of this north-northeast. you go a little farther south you see into prince william county. scattered moderate

last day of the 1960s, three hired assassins flipped off their shoes and crept into a home in southern pennsylvania. one of the intruders shot a 25-year-old daughter. the two others shot the wife and another into the mine leader. they scrambled for a shotgun, but only a spilled box of shells remained he had to defend his family. as his son rose on the new decade, the three corpses remained untouched and his son was worried about his family and drove to the home to investigate. the triple homicide was the talk of the nation in the first weeks of the 1970s, and as the news fled to the miners, they dropped their tools and protested. they had a campaign that received widespread coverage across the country in 1979. it was the unauthoritarian president of the mine workers of america,. well before any trials, it was evident of a union and the explosive growth back in the 1930s had gone terribly wrong. later noted, it made them not only a labor folk hero, but in death, the force for reform he longed to be in the last years of his life beginning the greatest reform effort in u.s. history. throughout corp. u

maybe a sprinkle up west of the blue ridge up into southern pennsylvania. that's about it for monday morni morning. tomorrow we'll see mainly cloudy skies with the clouds lower and thicken as the day wears along and eventually we'll have a chance for some light rain moving in. probably not until after theun goes down and a ripple of low pressure coming along the frt promises our best chaps of rain tuesday afternoon, tuesday night, lingering the very best part of the day tuesday. enjoy it, everybody. sunny and mild. high clouds on the increase. sun goes down at 4:55. between now and then up into the mid-60 then tomorrow becoming cloudy. a chance o a sprinkle not until after the sun goes down for the most part. temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. still at o slightly above average for tomorrow but then cloudy skies and showers off and on for much of the day tuesday, tuesday afternoon and night. that may linger into the first partf the day on wednesday. if you're going out to fedex field the eagles and the redskins tomorrow night on ""monday night football"." 5

so on that track, the explosion would have happened over upstate new york, eastern pennsylvania or southernersey. >>> the inspector general said the white house altered a drilling ban report. the edited report made it appear that test iss and experts supported the idea of a six-month ban on new drilling. the interior department's inspector general said the changes resulted in the implication that the moratorium recommending a had been peer- reviewed. the problem was that it was not. the scientists were only asked to review new safety measures for offshore drilling. >>> a plan to cut the nation's deficit could hit those who receive social security very hard. and that proposal reduces annual cost-of-living increases and would set a tough target for curbing the growth of medicare error error and recommends look at eliminating popular tax breaks like mortgage interest deduct. the cuts are part of a sweeping proposal to get $1 trillion plus budget deficits under control. >>> still ahead, a community coming together to -- together to help veterans in need. >> the truck -- trek -- trek is the path

we have a front with rain moving into western pennsylvania, southern ohio, western and central kentucky advancing east. should be moving into western maryland over the next several hours. here we'll have increasing clouds. temperatures rapidly jump into the 60s by early afternoon. then it does appear we hav a likelihood of passing showers from that front coming in by midafternoon into 6:00 p.m. or so. we'll be clearing out tonight. by this time tomorrow morning it's going to be much colder. down into the mid-30s. a big change coming from tomorrow. a look at wednesday, thanksgiving day and friday at 5:11. jerry, good morning. ho is our tuesday morning? >>> t, good morning. we'll be watching for folks headed to work and out of town this morning. it's quiet on 270 from frederk, hyattstown, to the capital beltway. lanes open, so good news there. see if that continues in virginia. for the most part it does. inner loop, a little volume through tysons. outer loop, the construction along the left side of the roadway south towards 123 and continuing down to 66. we'll ep a close watch on that. ke

that means that explosion could have happened over upstate new york, eastern pennsylvania or southern new jersey. yemen-based al-qaeda has claimed responsibility for the bombs and vowed to send more explosive parcels. >>> a cruise vacation that none of the passengers wanted is finally coming to an end. the ship lost power with more than 4,000 passengers on board four days ago. the ship is doing what it can for the passengers. the ship is expected to pull into san diego harbor sometime in the next few hours but with no power, the ship's owner says docking it will be rather tricky. >>> coming up next, the federal government is unveiling a new plan to snuff out smoking but is it too graphic. we'll show what you will be appearing on cigarette labels. >>> the country music on gave o last night. we'll check that out including entertainer of the year. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps them in the house. no no no, i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. [ wife ] babe... ♪ umm, i gotta go. [ female announcer ] over 30 delicious flavors at around 100 c

most of that in the southern part of pennsylvania.l run into a sprinkle of this morning. let's take a wider view of this store but system. there is a big rain shield ahead of it. things are settling down. the pressure gradient is pretty tight. i think the wind will gust 30 or 40 miles per hour because of the system. the ground is saturated. it could be enough to knock over some trees this afternoon. keep that in mind. there is a high wind advisory for most of the counties painted in blue until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. it could be able roth even later today even if the sun is out -- it could be a little rough today even if the sun is out. a mix of sun and clouds. it will be windy and mild with high temperatures in the low 70's. the sunrise, we just had that and looking pretty good out there temperatures drop back into the low 40's. it will turn chilly by the end of the week. there is a 30% chance of a rain shower tomorrow. not a big deal. and down into the 20's on saturday morning. right now in looks like a good weekend with sunshine

even some thunderstorm activity in parts of pennsylvania, southern kentucky, in nashville, some heavy storms down there. we did expect the front to trigger some showers i think primarily during the afternoon today. that should do it for us. behind that front, cooler air. that doesn't settle in until tonight so today will be a warm day. here is a look at the current conditions being reported at reagan national airport. right now at reagan national as we go to the graphics, it is 53 degrees. as we go to the graphics, it is 53 degrees. the southerly breezes bringing in the warmer air. here is your day planner for today. some sunshine this morning. increasing clouds, some showers this afternoon. high today in the mid and maybe even upper 60s. enjoy the day. >> we better. i have a feeling things are about to change. >> oh, yeah, it will get cooler. >> let's check in with julie wright to see how things are out on the roads. we'll, we'll check in with julie in just a few minutes. we'll turn to some developing tensions off the south korean peninsula this morning. the white house strongly cond

difficult constituency, particularly in places like ohio, indiana, illinois, west virginia, pennsylvania, southern illinois. that's where he struggled the most. so those numbers went through the roof, the younger voters dropped. so as a result -- then you had the independent going domestically for the republican. so you combine those three things. i think republicans are going to wind up winning the overall votes cast for the house, by 546 points total. that's a significant victory. it's about the democrats one bogden 06. as a composition in the electorate clearly favored the republican party and favored the republican party and those people who were republicans who wanted to go out and vote it was a hell or high water kind of thing. they were going to vote no matter what. there was interesting things here and there. black turnout in carolina was very high. you saw joe wilson being a somewhat serious race in a district that's quite good. again, you saw nicky hailey when by not nearly the margin people fought and a lot of the was turnout. i don't know why to be totally frank i'm not sure why it was

that means the explosion would have happened over upstate new york, eastern pennsylvania or southernersey. yemen based al qaeda claimed responsibility and vowed to send more explosive packed parcels. >>> the fire department may use it, but it turns out it might be your responsibility to keep your fire hydrant working. up next an eye opening fox 5 investigation. hundreds of hydrants in d.c. that the city says aren't its responsibility and this could mean thousands of dollars out of your pocket. >>> when you walk by a fire hydrant, you probably don't think much about it. some area homeowners have been forced to take notice because they're the ones in charge of repairing their own hide hydrants. the d.c. residents say it -- hydrants. the d.c. residents say it came as news to them and as beth parker shows in this fox 5 investigation, they aren't alone. >> 9/11, fire, medics or police. >> 9/11 emergency. >> reporter: in an emergency when every second matters you certainly want to know you have a working fire hydrant. that's why chris golden was worried when someone from the d.c. fire depa

that means the explosion would have happened over upstate new york, eastern pennsylvania, or southern new jersey. yemen based al-qaeda has claimed responsibility for the bombs and vowed to send more explosive-packed parcels. >>> and a luxury cruise vacation that was anything but. in the end it's finally coming to an end. the ship lost power after a fire in the engine room four days ago. more than 4,000 passengers are on board. the ship's staff is doing what they can to take care of the passengers, giving them spam and pop tarts dropped off from coast guard helicopters are some of the options to eat there. you know that travels well and nonperishable. the ship is expected to pull into san diego harbor this morning at 8:00 but with no power docking should be pretty tricky. at least they're back to port. >>> well in the latest on the mysterious plume off the coast of los angeles. nasa said it is probably a plane. case closed. they say an airline and angle and wins distorted it. but there is said that a secret navy facility on san nicholas item may have been testing a missile. >> but they

pennsylvania. over parts of southern and central portions of virginia, they have strong storms there. where there is actually tornado watches out. because of the chance for gusty thunderstorms. we have some winds that are going to pick up through the overnight. that will become a factor tomorrow. for the first part we have to deal with the rain as the storm pushes through. how much rain? well, the future scan model prediction right now shows anywhere ffom three quarters of an inch of rain, some areas about half an inch of rain. thhre was areas that could see more to the outh of us. but for the most part, i think, left with that rainfall and then we will have to deal with the rains as this system pushes and it will feel mild through the night and morning hours. then the cooler air moves in behind the system. i will show you how it all plays out in the atmosphere and what the weekend looks like coming up. >> thank you, vytas. >> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. available at foxbaltimore.com. use the interactive tools to track storms down to your street. go to foxb

difficult constituency, particularly in places like ohio, indiana, illinois, west virginia, pennsylvania, southern illinois. that's where he struggled the most. so those numbers went through the roof, the younger voters dropped. so as a result -- then you had the independent going domestically for the republican. so you combine those three things. i think republicans are going to wind up winning the overall votes cast for the house, by 546 points total. that's a significant victory. it's about the democrats one bogden 06. as a composition in the electorate clearly favored the republican party and favored the republican party and those people who were republicans who wanted to go out and vote it was a hell or high water kind of thing. they were going to vote no matter what. there was interesting things here and there. black turnout in carolina was very high. you saw joe wilson being a somewhat serious race in a district that's quite good. again, you saw nicky hailey when by not nearly the margin people fought and a lot of the was turnout. i don't know why to be totally frank i'm not sure why it was

difficult constituency, particularly in places like ohio, indiana, illinois, west virginia, pennsylvania, southernllinois. that's where he struggled the most. so those numbers went through the roof, the younger voters dropped. so as a result -- then you had the independent going domestically for the republican. so you combine those three things. i think republicans are going to wind up winning the overall votes cast for the house, by 546 points total. that's a significant victory. it's about the democrats one bogden 06. as a composition in the electorate clearly favored the republican party and favored the republican party and those people who were republicans who wanted to go out and vote it was a hell or high water kind of thing. they were going to vote no matter what. there was interesting things here and there. black turnout in carolina was very high. you saw joe wilson being a somewhat serious race in a district that's quite good. again, you saw nicky hailey when by not nearly the margin people fought and a lot of the was turnout. i don't know why to be totally frank i'm not sure why it was h

difficult constituency, particularly in places like ohio, indiana, illinois, west virginia, pennsylvania, southern illinois. that's where he struggled the most. so those numbers went through the roof, the younger voters dropped. so as a result -- then you had the independent going domestically for the republican. so you combine those three things. i think republicans are going to wind up winning the overall votes cast for the house, by 546 points total. that's a significant victory. it's about the democrats one bogden 06. as a composition in the electorate clearly favored the republican party and favored the republican party and those people who were republicans who wanted to go out and vote it was a hell or high water kind of thing. they were going to vote no matter what. there was interesting things here and there. black turnout in carolina was very high. you saw joe wilson being a somewhat serious race in a district that's quite good. again, you saw nicky hailey when by not nearly the margin people fought and a lot of the was turnout. i don't know why to be totally frank i'm not sure why it was

pennsylvania. low clouds hanging in across northern virginia, the district and ryland. patchy dense fog as well. clear skies starting off this morning in southern west virginia, the carolinas. it should move in by mid morni and clear things out a bit. cloudy the next couple hours. watch out. it will be in the low tomid-40s here the next few hours. looks like it will be mostly sunny, early to midafternoon. clouding up by sunset. sunrise at 6:51. kickoff 8:30. should be in the low 50s by then with a light northeasterly breeze. predawn hours tomorrow, light rain. cloudy start to tuesday. light rain that you know esday, tuesdaynight. highs mid-50s. sun back wednesday. highs mid-six. mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly on thursday. friday, saturday, sunday, chilly but sunny. >>> breaking news with what we are told is aajor accident. pardon the blurry camera. van dorn and eisenhower. latest uptate is two tractor trailers and several cars. fire department and rescue crews to the scene. we have a big science on the way. one lane is getting by. delays will begin leaving the spngfield interchange trying to headn the outer loop to eisenhower to telegraph roa

pennsylvania and new york. a lot of warmth around. here is the cool spot. cumberland at 34. oakland in garrett county at 55 degrees. 58 in southernyland. over to the bay bridge, mid- 50s. steve in cross junction called in and is reporting 44 degrees. south/southwest winds at 8 miles an hour. as long as we have the southerly component, you know it will be a mild stay. you can see what is happening here. the line of showers in tennessee and kentucky and pushing northeast. this is ahead of a strong cold front. southerly flow head of it bringing the warmth. behind it is a chill in the air. if you are going to chicago, temperatures are in the 40s. maybe 30s. here comes the front by midday into western maryland. clouds increase. we may see an isolated shower with the front. that is about it. skies clear and it gets chilly. we are talking 30s and 40s by tomorrow morning. wednesday, increasing clouds late. by thanksgiving, you notice the moisture creeping toward us. the brunt of it is north. for us, 67. an isolated shower. cool tomorrow and 54 as the sun returns. thursday, an isolated shower with the temperatures in the 50s. by friday, w

you go from the southern tier of new york all the way through my home state of pennsylvania, ohio, indiana -- you know, it's awful hard to win in the district when you got that kind of unemployment. and, look, what we have to do, you guys were talking about china. i watch you every morning for real, and the thing i find is that, you know, if you take china as an example, we're sitting here, everybody's talking about what china's doing, and they are, and we can write chapters in books about it, and yet there's this notion that somehow it's inevitable and how can we compete and, you know, god, why are we out there, it's over. >> by the way, 1989, they were saying the same thing about japan. we weren't going to beat japan. how do we turn it around? >> i think, look, i think we turn it around in two ways. one, we have to make sure that not only we actually focus on, but the entire nation knows we're focusing on, growth and competition within the united states of america and compete internationally. i don't know anywhere where it's written that we have to be number two. you know, i am the son o

. >> host: we are joined from the southern district of florida at the miami book fair. next call from allentown, pennsylvania. >> i am calling about the bush versus court case. it was heard by the florida supreme court and i have heard and read that legally it should states supreme court. am i incorrect? >> guest: let me speak as someone representing al gore and joe lieberman. it should never have gone to the supreme court. one of my diaries is the issue of whether it was a constitutional equal protection issue that would belong in the u.s. supreme court. it was all florida lost off argued at the beginning of the case. we were so confident that this was not the kind of federal supreme court issued that i was allowed to participate in that argument. that piece was won by the democrats early on. how could it be at the same issue five or six weeks later is used by the u.s. supreme court to basically shut down everything that was being done in florida to call the election of george but w. bush. my thesis in the book "spinning the law" is that along the way, the process of recounting was discredited because hangi