they have the worst of it in southern pennsylvania. it has been dry for several weeks but even so, that is a lot of water and it is taking a long time for it to run off. flood warnings are still in effect for many areas. the dark orange and red shaded bots are where the warnings are in place right now. parts of howard and montgomery counties and carroll county. you have a small creek or stream in your neighborhood it is probably running full and there could be some minor flooding problems. the storm is in the beginning stages of dying off. the storm that was offshore has died off but now it has consolidated into one centered in the northern part of virginia and we have a tropical feed around the center of the storm to the south. these bands are pushing across the bay and there are some pockets of heavy rain. toward the tail end of this loop it washes out or drops out. there is still some pockets of heavy rain. parts of baltimore county back into howard and carroll county but it is tapering off in that trend will continue overnight. tem

it might be closer to rush-hour and maybe getting into southern pennsylvania at sunset or shortly after. it is a very small mover. still a few hours of dry weather before we actually get rainfall. rainfall, we had none in the past 24 hours. for october, we have had under an inch. but more importantly, since july, we have not had a lot of rain at all. july, august, september, and so far through october, we have only had 6.39 inches. that is almost six inches below normal. below normal.nch we could use some rain coming our way. look at the temperatures at the noon hour. ocean city, 65 degrees. get up in our area and north, temperatures only in the 50's. the northwest, skies are clear, temperatures got a little chilly this morning, so they are recovering. storm. our over new england reaching back over the ohio river valley. here is our storm spinning around the combination, pulling the clouds and moisture off the atlantic ocean. this picture will be very similar tomorrow and the next day, and the next day as well. it will be with us for a couple of days. eventually into next week, a storm

central maryland, pushing it in the mountains, any rain has caused it to flood in parts of southern pennsylvania this evening. heavy rain up there now. the storm on the outer banks of south carolina, on the way. rain overnight. perhaps fog. in thetures holding 50's. high pressure to the north is enhancing the onshore flow so moisture comes in on the ocean. this storm in north carolina will slowly move to the north. the basic weather pattern we saw today will hold through much of the weekend. the futurecast shows showers across the morning. we will spin it ahead toward waste -- race time saturday morning. light rain in the area. the pattern will probably not stop until late saturday and monday next week. 8-15.onal rain, northeast gusts of 20 knots. waves up to three feet. the water temperature at the baltimore harbor is 73. good chance for rain tomorrow. the rain chance is still there for saturday, tapering off sunday. on monday, the cloud cover begins to break up a bit. >> thank you. not time to turn in just yet tonight. giveeno and jimmy fallon us a rundown of what to expect a late-night. >> a

may never get to southern pennsylvania if it keeps like this.i think it eventually will because the low pressure is slowly moving up the east coast. we'll probably see some pockets of moderate rain during the day tomorrow. 62 in ocean city. 45 oakland. they've had generally cloudy to partly cloudy skies. no rain and they're officially 57. d.c. and easton and locally temperatures from the low to mid-50s. not going to drop a whole lot more tonight. we have north winds. we've had northeast winds. if we continue to see more of a northerly wind, we might get drier air in here. to the north, it is quite a bit drier. it's the wind off the ocean that keeps the moist flow from the atlantic ocean. there's some evidence that shows this is beginning to move to the north and northeast. if that trend continues, then we might actually have a little bit of brightening to the weekend. in the meantime, we'll be stuck in this low cloud rain pattern all day tomorrow at least on and off. all of friday, it probably will linger i think into saturday. the low is really

, a small pit stop to break up with my current girlfriend, who is at her parents' cabin in southern pennsylvania. that must be nice. - mm-hmm. it's a beautiful place. great place to let her down easy. - oh, no, no, i mean that must be nice to have parents. - oh. hmm. ♪ time to have a little kiss ♪ - no. - mm. sorry. right. no kisses till the breakup is official. - yes. - i believe in that. - yes. so do i. - i think that's important. that is important. bummer...but important. - important. - mm-hmm. - i can't believe he's making us throw a party for her. - i know, right? - she's always late. she's always rude. - it kinda makes me want to throw a really bad party. - yeah. - on purpose. - phyllis! - [laughs] we should do it right here in the break room. - [giggling] order carrot cake. [laughter] - and jessica, just so you know, this is way more about my love for erin than anything wrong with you. - well, andy, i'm upset, but... you did this in the best way possible, and i knew you as a lover... and i'll remember you as a gentleman. okay. that was one minute and ten seconds. - consider it nailed. - [

the rain goes up into southern pennsylvania and back into western maryland.t will be the case during the day today. i do not think it will be a steady rain. you can see a band extending into frederick county. then you get a break in the city. another band on the eastern shore. they will continue to move to the northwest. the wind is not all that strong yet. the wind is coming out of the north, northeast. 15 at martin state airport. temperatures are in the low to mid 50's. it feels like it is in the 40's. the temperatures will top out in the upper 50's and maybe near 60. breezy and cool with rain off and on. high temperature between 56 and 61 degrees. the chance for rain goes down each day. 90% today. 60% tomorrow. 40% saturday and sunday. after that, the storm will dissipate and things will clear up and we will get some nice weather on monday and tuesday. we will say the morning to ava marie. she will give us a preview of what is coming up on saturday. >> we are live from the finish line of the baltimore running festival, right outside m&t bank stadium. we pr

southern pennsylvania has had the worst of the storm but most up todaye picked sinks -- two to six inches of rain. has tapered off in your neighborhood it could take a long time for this one are to runoffs anywhere you see the orange and red, flood warnings are in effect. if you live near a small creek or stream you will have some flooding problems. there's a lot of standing water on the road so just be careful. at least the wind has not been strong. it is a little stronger around the bay. we might have some trees coming 25 or 30hey were at miles an hour. let's take a wide view of the storm. there is the coastal storm, that one is spinning out and dissipating. it is that part of the storm system that gave us the rain. the heaviest rain that shifted back into the mountains, they are having some heavy rain in pennsylvania. a couple of showers that popped up here that i would call moderate. some moderate rain in baltimore city and the eastside of the beltway. even if you do not see rain on drizzler, there is some out there. it does not show up on the radar. take a number w if you're out toni

we go over the line, southern pennsylvania, fire rescue crews busy for the past 24 hours, the flooding started there last night and not let up. roads and major interstates flooded out because of the rain, small creeks and streams overflowed the banks leaving many stranded. some in the cars, others had to be rescued from homes and businesses. >> while the weather may not have cooperated that doesn't dampen the spirit of those going to the sailboat show. it can bring in up to 50,000 visitors for a week. those who brave it today say it was worth it. >> they come out to boat shows, it doesn't matter they just find more jackets it's great. >>> it goes all the way through monday. >> be prepared when you head out. log on to abc2news.com/downloads for the apps including the storm shield weather radio app. >>> steve her sell made his brother proud. today the city that mat held in his heart remembered him with a plaque. a plaque at the place he died back in april when hit by an out of control driver. the mayor and the council decided this was the best way to honor mat. >> he was a giving and lov

so right around southern pennsylvania the showers look better.westminster, could see showers pop up. but there is that slight chance for a sprinkle. that sprinkle to the north of us. we have a cold front out west packing a very strong punch. look at these temperatures behind it, 28 degrees, 37, we are what is considered the warm section of the storm. we have our stationary front pulling up that warm air. we can see temperatures in the 60's and 70's well ahead of that cooler air making its way in. 67 at the airport and we have temperatures right around 6 is degrees in ocean city. so cooler there. brace yourselves for another unseasonably warm day with temperatures between 84 and 8t degrees. temperatures at 8 miles an hour. day planner showing 76 by 10:00 a.m. and 87 degrees by 4:00 p.m. with partly sunny skies continuing for us. today we are well above average. we should be at 70. temperatures up to 87 and that's about 17 degrees above where we should be. but if you don't like this warm weather a cold front is on the way and on the base day, winds

mountains will see temperatures around 23 and 64 in southern pennsylvania.

the cold front in the form of the showers in western pennsylvania, southern and eastern ohio moving toward west virginia now. we've got some clouds, especially south and east of d.c. this morning. and temperatures get really cold hondz the front -- behind the front. colder in indiana. we're looking at 40s and 50s out ahead of the front this morning. locally not nearly as chilly as yesterday morning but some low 40s now in germantown, bethesda is 48. fairfax is 49. dumfries is 47 and a little milder in waldorf. [ no audio ] >>> it is still a terrific tuesday. only tuesday but it's terrific. timesaver traffic. if you're planning to head

the rain covers much of north carolina, all of virginia, most of maryland, and parts of pennsylvania and southern new jersey as well. it is here for a while. periods of rain overnight. temperatures not budging much. 10-15 miles per hour winds. there is a storm on the outer banks, but there is also high pressure to the north. in between these two, you have a that comes upd right against the mountains. the high is sitting up there. it is kind of blocking the movement of the storm up the coast. we will be dealing with this for a couple of days, in fact, probably right through the weekend. some start of this storm system will play a major role in our weather. wet stuff in the morning tomorrow, pushing back to the north and west as the day goes on. another batch or two of rain coming through in the afternoon. this time tomorrow night, we will probably still see quite a bit of rain on the radar screen across maryland. call it a wet day. 58-63 with northeast winds at 10-15 miles per hour. the winds were even stronger across the open waters of the day. it will pile the water on the western shore. the tid

right now, most of them aren't into western pennsylvania near pittsburgh going into southern ohio, just pressing into western virginia as well. this is a slow-moving cold front that will make an appearance by marilyn and that is when we will talk about a chance for rain. we had a north easterly wind and that a little bit worrisome am a sometimes we get locked in the northeasterly wind we get clouds stuck in place, drizzle as well. it is good to see they are now transitioning to more of a southerly flow, starting to see a southeasterly flow right around the airport as well. that will allow us to warm up and leaves close to as we get into theeastern -- afternoon. you might stay a little bit cooler. that is where we are seeing temperatures in the mid-60s in places like delaware. we are approaching 70 degrees already downtown in baltimore and 65 at the airport. 75 degrees is achievable by 3 p.m. in the downtown area might get in the low 70's expected to stay mostly cloudy him and that's not mean the sun will make a brief appearance between the clouds. you are falling to 63 degrees. you do s

brought us the cloud cover yesterday pushed to the north tr and there's cloud cover up to the pennsylvania and southern new york. rk we will be dealing with clouds from time to time today. i can't promise it will be perfectly sunny, but generally sunny conditions are expected for today and if you have have weekend plans, saturday and sunday featuring summertime, upper 80s, and we will cool it more down, as we watch a cold front and perhaps, karen or the remnants of karen move in. this is the latest of tropical storm karen, winds down 50 miles per hour and that is down overnight and moving north and west at 10:00. we call this the spaghetti ploti this is the computer model showing all the places that it could move and western new orleans and florida, and mississippi, and alle by early sundaalabama albyearly sunday ml track toward the north and east. by monday we will be getting good soaking rains associated with karen. 87 today. winds north and west at 5, later tonight 66 the overnight low,nih keep the model conditions goings and this weekend forecast upper 80s on saturday, are youy, are kidding me, it'

it is effecting pennsylvania parts of southern new jersey also across delaware and maryland.cant rainfall. we are talking more than 4 inches of rain in a short amount of time. flooding is a concern out here. we have several flood warnings in effect. coastal flooding is a concern because you have the on shore flow northeasterly winds pushing the water along the coast. a number of coastal wind advisories are in effect. expect to see the rain not just today but as we head into saturday and sunday across so many of the areas. otherwise damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes a concern across sections of minnesota, north and south dakota as we head into later on this afternoon and also into tonight. temperature wise across the country warm across texas 91 for your high in san antonio and the great lakes. 76 will be the high in chicago. heather and ainsley beautiful weather like you mentioned upper 70s in atlanta and sunshine. >> good for them. thanks so much, maria. nice for the weekend. the time now is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up disgraced lance armst

pennsylvania. we just kind of catch the southern edge of that system.ind of what we thought would happen as we checked that out with the models. just a glancing blow from precipitation. 70 degrees at pwi. sunset at 6:25. look at the difference out in the mountains, little cooler there at 59 oakland. most of the state at 70. about two to five degrees above average for this part of october. upper 60s will be the average where we would be. the south breeze helping warm thin up and keeping humidity around and pile up additional water at high tide for those western based counties, hartford down through eastern -- southeast baltimore -- watch out for enhanced high tides through the overnight. only a foot or two above average. keep dropping into the day tomorrow. the northwest winds kick in. we will replace the south wind with a much dryer northwest breeze. it'll really make for improved weather. just the possibility of a shower for the next two hours or so. look at the day tomorrow. cloud free, bright, outstanding weather. a day where you want to make sure to

it's the warm front and a few showers there are up to southern new york andk northwest pennsylvania butt's about it. for us more of the same. sam the pattern will change up byp the end of the woabz as a cold front approaches.proa we're still talking about karen off to the south. there is the latest on karen. ka 60 miles an hour winds, thiswind is an update. she weakened a little bit overnight. winds nrt and west at 10. showing the different computer models going to take it just east of new orleans, orl then land fall perhaps inaps western florida but sometime early sunday morning thenhen it'll track up the eastern seaboard. it may be a tropical storm in atlanta but by the time itime gets to us, it will be a depression but we'll see enhanced rain along with a cold front by early next week. 87 today. don't forget the humidity. you'll deal with it today and tomorrow. upper 80s tomorrow then we'll tune it back to the 70s by next week with ah chance of some of the rainthe could be locally heavy here if we get some of the remnants of karen moving inn by next monday and tuesday. that's it for

pennsylvania. according to the great new book about get if gettieses burg, he really helped precipitate the beat. he didn't want the southerners sort of roaming around in the pennsylvania country side. he was, indeed, was killed in these woods on the first day of the battle. and caption for this one accurately says that. there's another famous picture of brady, you may have seen, standing before a split rail fence. there's a pond and looking out at the field. it's called the wheat field in which the general fell and of course fell on the woods and not the wheat field. try to ebbs plain that. but -- then there's a third. he's similarly positioned in that photograph where you're looking over his back it's a beautiful scene. there's a third one a similarly proposed where they're looking through a field at a barn where he was supposedly taken to die. he was actually taken somewhere else. and the fog of war. but anyway to me these three photographs introduce in an explicit way a human consciousness of the violence that played out in the wood and field. we see one or two people in each of them contemplating the landscape. we know wh

pennsylvania. lots of moisture in the southern plains across mexico and into texas. we will continue to watch for more rain and thunderstorm activity here it's been very intense here across southern areas of texas today. so much so that there have been a number of water rescues in uvalde and hayes county. roads have been closed and we have seen upwards to 10 inches of rainfall in spots in less than an 8-hour period. flash flood watches will continue as we get into the work week ahead. this moisture will be lingering through at least tuesday. sot shower and thunderstorm activity will be with us until we finally, dry out by the middle of the week. across parts of the west, we are watching unsettled weather conditions across utah. 2450sz where we are expecting to see rain change over to snow around salt lake city. >> this issays america, 4r50i6 from new york city. i am thomas drayton with a look at today's top stories. >> the senate and house's top leaders, harry reid and mitch mcconnell began saturday to reap preliminary talks. read said a short time ago he is optimi o

pennsylvania, four inches of rain yesterday. and it's still pouring from philadelphia down to the southern tip of jersey and delaware. that's where the rain band has set up and that's where it will be much of the day. from trenton northward, don't expect a lot of rain. south of there, philly got hit with heavy rain. d.c. on the southern end of this with more showery-type weather. the baltimore area, to philly, wilmington, delaware, harrisburg, more heavy rain today and more airport delays. how does the weekend forecast shape up? southeast, by the way, is looking gorgeous. three beautiful days in a row. the middle of the country, a little more interesting. we got some thunderstorms today going through kansas city and minneapolis with a cold front. finally temperatures where they should be instead of 80 in minneapolis. you'll be down around 61 on saturday. but still nice, not too many problems. chicago a few storms. if anyone has bad weather on sunday, it looks to be the texas area with heavier rain. the midatlantic finally clearing out, even d.c. looks like you should see a return to sunshine. this big coastal storm h

southern maryland and eastern shore. dc baltimore north and east slight risk for damaging wind gusts and maybe more so up in pennsylvania and jersey, that isolated tornado. showers and storms moving in, several hours from now, through much of the day. 72 tomorrow sunny and cooler. upper 60s, mostly cloudy with a late shower by thursday and friday more showers and 60s a cool week unsettled. we haven't seen this in a while. monika. >>> especially on the beltway, you want to know there was an overnight crash on the inner loop of the beltway right here at the i-95 interchange near route 1. all traffic is being diverted on to i-95 coming off the inner loop getting into college park. you can take the exit for the park and ride and get back onto the inner loop of the beltway past the accident scene and right now volumes are just beginning to build. maybe give yourself a few extra minutes to get around it. this is where it is at the 95 interchange. up 95 and around the park and ride to get back to the inner loop. nice and light early this morning from gaithersburg. down to the point the lanes divide, heading to the west side. w

early, north central maryland, that's the warm front you see in northern pennsylvania and parts of new york. we will be on the southern endhs of that. we are not expecting any rain, but we will deal with clouds,ds, generally sunny, warm, very warm, i mentioned 15 degrees above normal and humid 87 thethe daytime high. >> wow. >> 87. >> i know. >> crazy. tomorrow.r 90 >> it's only 68 degrees rightt now. >> get the sunup and we will start working its magic. >> thanks, tuck. >>> thank you, much. >>> we are learning more about a potential motive for the womanwn behind the chaos near the white house and the capital. >> family members said she had a history of mental health issues but was never violent. fox 5 sherri ly is live with thh details from capitol hill.ca >> reporter: good morning, before we get to some of that information about that woman, let me show you what we have hae going on right here.. there appears to be more police activity at the scene where that car crash and this came to a deadly end. you can see there's ale capitall police, what appears to be an evidence van there. from what we can tell, they hav meta

pennsylvania and new york. weaver going to stay dry but because we're on the southern , you notice ront how it's already up to the 70's in areas. 75 downtown in baltimore. the dew points are at least running in the mid 60's, something we normally see in the summer, not necessarily october. still sticky out there. temperatures will be steamy in the afternoon. by lunchtime 83 and 3:00 p.m. 87 and 6:00 p.m. we're still in the mid 80's and we're going to see the winds pick up throughout the day and become more southeasterly. the winds will increase throughout the night and tomorrow. for tonight we stay mild. we're down to 71, 60's in the suburbs. you will notice increasing clouds going into your monday morning. a big change of temperatures on the way. for some of you ready for the fall, this change can't come soon enough. the temperatures drop enough kansas city. this is a widespread pattern. you can see how deep this cold air goes down into texas and how strong this high pressure is keeping us warm in the east. it's an amplified pattern that has caused all that extreme weather. now we're going to get our share of th

the same conclusion, where you have michigan, obata, new hampshire, pennsylvania with standard ground laws and you have a lot of southern states where i guess the point i'm trying to make is it seems to be democrats and republicans, depending on what state you're from, seem to embrace these laws -- eight democratic governors have signed into law state your ground laws. it seems to be a pretty diverse mix of views about whether or not this is good public policy. federalivan, from the point of view, there are remedies available to the federal government if there has been an injustice at the state level. is that correct? like in any case, the trayvon intin case, the case here illinois, the justice department could, if they chose, pursue federal actions. is that correct? >> absolutely. >> you agree with attorney holder's decision not to pursue a federal civil rights case in the trayvon martin -- standardbased on the that needs to be satisfied in order to move forward with a case like that. the federal government would have to demonstrate that at the encounter -- pilot of the violent encounter, mr. zimmerman and behaved as h

it's pouring from southern jersey all the way back into central pennsylvania.gton, d.c. and this is narrow area of heavy rain all day today into tonight. they will begin to taper off and weaken on saturday. that's the area that is not going to have a period of weather, but really virginia southward, you will have a decent weekend. as far as other airport occurrence, we will have storms. kansas city and minneapolis. when those roll through, we will have minor problems. the weekend forecast, we are beautiful in the southeast and noise in many areas of the west. a few showers in the northwest. chicago in areas of the ohio valley and maybe a storm or two on saturday. for the east coast, d.c. and baltimore and philly, if you are lucky, a little bit of sunshine to end your suspected and your weekend. for washington, d.c., periods of rain and the flag blowing in the distance and it's breezy and cool all day. you are watching "morning joe" on this friday. jc: lunch at that one restaurant we all like? ron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys. i'm d

inches of rain are possible for a very widespread area out there across parts of eastern pennsylvania, parts of southernrther inland. as we continue our track farther west, we're looking at severe weather possible across a section of the plains, including also eastern portions of colorado with damaging winds, large hail, and also isolated tornadoes possible and the higher elevations of the rockies with that very same storm system, we're talking snow. as much as a foot of snow possible out there in parts of colorado. a lot going on out here. we have two storms tracking. one on the east and one in the rockies. head back inside. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. high tail it back in here. >>> you know him from "pirates of the caribbean" where he starred opposite johnny depp. >> elisabeth: now orlando has taken the stage in a new way. >> brian: you spoke to him yesterday. now that you're in the fox light? >> we did indeed. 400-year-old tale of star crossed lovers is hotter than ever. a new movie coming out on friday. orlando bloom stars in the updated version on broadway. the first time "romeo and j

southern maryland, looking good. a serious crash closes route 450 between rut land road and crownsville road. go ahead >>> still looking at some moisture in western pennsylvania, but see this right here? that is moving more west. still a few clouds back in our direction, but later this morning and afternoon i expect more sun. right now we are seeing the chill across parts of new england, we are still relatively mild with 50s and low 60s. north beach is 58 while fairfax is down to 52. >>> monika samtani how did your team do yesterday? >> not so well. but go skins. come on. >>> it is columbus day, that means there are no hov restrictions. metro is on a saturday schedule with free parking. there is a very serious accident out in the county closing off route 450. closing off route 450 near crownsville road and rut land road. with volume's being light, i think you should be okay. here's a live look, no issues on the beltway on the east side of town. into silver spring. >>> in the midst of the shutdown, it has lawmakers talking about reaching some sort of deal to avoid missing thursday's deadline. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill. we have heard this story be

southern portions of montana. there's karen, very, very disorganized, defused loud cover. nothing around the area, just a few in northern pennsylvania. we don't expect so see much activity. later into the weekend as the heat and humidity continues the front approached. scattered showers late sunday night. southeast winds 5 knots. some patchy clouds tonight, a low of 62. then tomorrow it's almost identical to today. a rather humid afternoon by october standards, 86 degrees. >> perfect. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00, jody arias still has not been sentenced. what her attorneys are asking for now. >>> i'm derek valcourt at the baltimore county detention center. police have arrested someone for sneaking prescription drugs into the jail. you might be surprised to learn who it was. i'll explain. >>> i'm ron matz at fa yette and calvert streets. the lady of baltimore statue the getting a new home. what's being done to replace her coming up here on wjz. >>> first here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:30, 85 degrees and mostly sunny in central maryland. thank you

southern states and communities. so i think that focusing on pennsylvania, i've got a lot to kind of see a consistent pattern of how womencommit particular to crime and how society responds to it. the book deals with 18th century crimes, a lot of 19th century crimes and mostly early 20th century currents. but i do go up to contemporary periods. so few women who feel come here to the numbers of men. it's insignificant. yet we are captured by. we are tabulated by it. we want to know what happened, what drove a mother to kill their child. so the fact that the casey anthony case captured our attention nationwide tells us something less casey and enhance it does about ourselves. that is this woman broke a social norm. she didn't just break the law. she broken social norm and seem to violate a social norm in this case. that's true of women all across the board. anytime a woman kills, it is shocking to us because we have very standard stereotypes of what a woman is supposed to be. in the 19th century, a woman was supposed to be quiet, d. mÜller, pious, pure, domestic and maternal, kind of a fragile vessel. so when a woman kills

seemed to be in arriving at same conclusion you have michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, withstand your ground laws and a lot of southernere i guess the point i'm trying to make it seems to be that democrats and republicans depending on what states you're from seem to embrace these laws. mr. cult van, from the federal point of view, there are remedies available to the federal government if there's an injustice at the state level, is that correct, like in any case, the trayvon martin case case in illinois the justice department could if they choose pursue federal action, is that correct? >>, absolutely. the federal government have to demonstrate the the moment violent encourage mr. zimmerman behaved as he did as a function of racial -- i'm not sure that the sufficient evidence there for the federal government to go forward. i tend to agree with the case on that what that decision on that based and more in a basis that the federal government should be cosh and exercise discretion in going in and upsetting the state verdict. that's a very -- i agree with you. i hope i'm not hurting your reputation in the legal community? >

republicans, none of the southern states except arkansas have taken this medicaid funding and the midwestern and northeast republicans, the three you just mentioned, michigan, pennsylvania, ohio are a more moderate brand republicanism where democrats do well. frankly, as governors who have a huge population of uninsured they think this is a good deal, taking this money from the federal government, federal government pays for the medicaid for three years. and then after three years, they pie for at least 90%. they decided it's good for their states, not just for them politically. >> the new jersey governor chris christie, he's very popular. looks like he's not going to have trouble getting re-elected. a former florida governor let's say like jeb bush who is also very popular, they're not shy about moving away from tea party influence on various issues at all. >> and i think this issue of what did you do to stop obama care is going to be obviously a major flash point in the republican republican primaries in 2016. so if you're coming from congress, someone like marco rubio or ted cruz, you're going to be able to brag about the time that you -- that you tried to defund oba

windy conditions making their way through pennsylvania, new york, it's really going to be the northern part of new york that sees the brunt of the storm, the southernrt here by the time it gets to new york city is really going to start to dissipate. off and on showers but nothing up here like parts of new york vermont new hampshire the next day. down south a few showers are making its way through georgia but atlanta you are clearing out. your headlines with john are up nek next. next. the lasting cost of this dispute has been put at tens of billions of dollars. president obama blamed the congress for self-inflicted economic damage. but tea party lawmakers say they will continue to do whatever it takes to overhaul his signature health care law. >>> newly published documents reveal close ties between the national security agency and the cia when it comes to drones.

the the same conclusion where you michigan, nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania, withstand your ground laws. and you have a lot of southern states where i guess the point i'm trying to make it seems to be that democrats and republicans depending on what states you're from seem to embrace the laws eight democratic governors have signed in for "stand your ground" laws. i hope it doesn't turn to the republicans are for it and the democrats are against it. it seems to be a pretty diverse mix of views whether or not it's a good public policy. mr. sullivan, from the federal point of view, there are remedies available to the federal government if there's been an injustice at the state level; is that correct? like in any case the trayvon martin case, the case here in illinois the justice department could, if they choose, pursue federal action; is that correct? >> absolutely. >> do you agree with attorney general holder's decision not to pursue a federal civil rights case in the trayvon martin? >> i do. based on the standard that needs to be satisfied in order to move forward with the case like that. the federal government would h

same conclusion where you have michigan, nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania -- with "stand your ground" laws, and you have a lot of southern states where -- i guess the point i'm trying to make, it seems to be that democrats and republicans, depending on what state you are from, sent to embrace these laws -- seem to embrace these laws. democratic governors have signed in "stand your ground" laws, so i hope this is not turn into the republicans are for it and the democrats are against it. it seems to be a pretty diverse mix of views. mr. sullivan, from the federal point of view, there are remedies available to the federal government if there has been an injustice that the state level. if that correct? -- is that correct? in any case, the trayvon martin case, the case here in illinois, the justice department could if they chose pursue federal action. is that correct? >> absolutely. >> do you agree with attorney decision notder's to pursue a federal civil rights case in the trayvon martin? >> i do. needson the standard that to be satisfied in order to move forward with a case like that. the federal government would have to de

same conclusion, where you have michigan, nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania with "stand your ground" laws and you have a lot of southern states. i guess the point i'm trying to make it seems to me democrats and republicans come at a penny you're from, seems to embrace these laws. eight democratic governors have signed into "stand your ground" law. i hope this doesn't turn into republicans are forward and democrats are against. it seems to be a pretty diverse mix of views about whether or not this is good public policy. mr. sullivan, from the federal point of view, there are remedies available to the federal government is based in an injustice that the state level. is that correct? like in any case, the trayvon martin case, the case in illinois, the justice department. if they chose pursue federal action, is that correct? >> absolutely. >> t. agree with attorney general holder's decision not to pursue a federal civil rights case in the trayvon martin? >> idea. based on this standard that needs to be satisfied order to move forward with a case like that. the federal government would have to demonstrate that the moment th

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pennsylvania, ohio, new york, and you see the purple there north? that's up toward lake placid. got some 20s showing up. we're in the 40s and 50s across southern virginia. locally 50 on the bay thanks to the water temperature there. mid-30s in a lot of spots away from town. even cumberland this morning 36 degrees. outside on our michael & son weather camera, nice visibility. the sun is not up till about 7:30 today. that's all going to change next week, sunday. that's when we fall back. so we're going to set the clocks back an hour saturday night before you go to bed. partly cloudy conditions. dew points in the upper 30s and humidity at 76%. so it's agent bit damp out there but generally clear skies. you can see the clouds passing through us this morning. out to the west, quite a bit of rain moving in toward western missouri. this moisture is going to try to move east but have a tough time getting here. what we'll see is the clouds really thickening up somewhat tonight. no real problems. here we are at lunch time and then this afternoon some passing clouds with the sunshine. tonight as the winds go more easterly, that's going to bring in some o

pennsylvania avenue with the wet roads. traffic still -- volumes are still light so just be careful in that area. let's go back to the maps and this time over to southern01 coming into the beltway look okay. still light volumes as you head across the wilson bridge and into alexandria early this morning. we'll wind a live look one more time outside and this is at the american legion bridge on the west side of town. back to you guys. >>> a none who has been charged with -- a nun who has been charged with murder is due in court today. >> she has been head without -- held without bond since her arrest last week. the 26-year-old is accused of suffocating her baby boy just minutes after giving birth. she admitted she never told the nuns of little sisters of the poor in northeast washington that she was pregnant when she applied to start training there. she had just arrived here from samoa a few weeks ago. this morning a judge may decide whether or not to set bail. >>> montgomery county police are asking for help finding a 39-year-old woman. this is a picture of her on the screen. bela galite sayag was last -- was last seen at a relative's home. police say th

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pennsylvania. this guy comes from a very conservative area of florida. he's a red-blooded southern republican as they come. and for him to say this, i think it doesn't resonate for someone as it did in the gop leadership saying it, but it certainly speaks volumes you're starting to see the splinter within the house gop conference that maybe we shouldn't keep going on this all the way to october 17th. maybe we should just quit this one and try and put everything in the debt limit. which is interestingly enough what john boehner wanted to do two months ago. his entire strategy was to avoid this. they're deep in a hole. >> luke, we'll come back to you later in the broadcast. thank you, sir. >>> the war of words, president obama in a new interview with the associated press kept the pressure on republicans to end the shutdown. >> we can vote to open the government today. we know that there are enough members of the house of representatives, democrats and republicans, who are prepared to vote to reopen the government today. the only thing that is keeping that from happening is -- >> i wa

pennsylvania. right around that you're in 1892 in a time of economic distress, immigration to europe shifted from northwest europe from ireland, britain, germany, scandinavia to the southernand eastern europe. ellis island were mostly people that were second or third cast citizens in a multi-ethnic states, southern italians from italy, the poles and jews in the russian and the austro-hungarian empires. the prospect of equal citizenship attracted in america, but the cultural customs, language differences led many americans feel that they couldn't be assimilated. as i said this was one of the three largest migrations of emigration as a percentage of the pre-existing population in the history. they headed to great cities on the east coast especially, but not limited to new york and to the industrial state in the cities of the great lake region. they found jobs in factories from the jews and the garment factories of new york to the auto factories in detroit and various ethnic groups in chicago and cleveland. these are the fastest growing metro areas in the nation at that time. from 1902 to 1914, the tide was at its peak in huge numbers. it came to a sudden and unexpected outb