still have a little upper spin in southern virginia, north carolina and until that passes we will have the threat of showers through the morning and then once that passes this actual our weather will improve. the heavy rains across eastern pennsylvania, jersey up 95 this morning up to new york. eastern new york state, parts of new england will be very difficult but at least the plume of tropical moisture is east of the area and that ends our heavy rain threat. locally we can go back and show

that money needs to be spent in southern west virginia. that would be my prime project in congress, to stop spending money there and spend it in southern west virginia on infrastructure projects. >> infrastructure is vital to the future economy of west virginia. you have heard me not just there -- not just during this campaign, speak of transportation, technology and tourism. improving our and the structure, yes, water and sewage, i agree with my opponent in that regard, is vital for southern west virginia. many big cities take for granted but we do not have the basic service in its mandate -- in some areas. technology is important. we have used the stimulus program he's so viciously attacks -- one-third of stimulus spending went to a payroll tax cut for 95% of working americans making less than 100 tickets thousand dollars. one-third went to infrastructure, including the z- way, funded by the stimulus package. please correct yourself there. the final went to safety nets, like cobra programs and unemployment programs to help people when the

clouds in southern virginia producing a few light showers there. they'll stay to our south toda increasing clouds this afrnoon. highs reach upper 60s. cloudy late tonight. rain likely by dawn, tomorrow off and on. friday, blustery wind, mid-six. saturday, sunny. we'll stay dry and autumnal for sunday. jerry, how is traffic? >> soth sailing this morning. li pictures, wilson bridge. moving along very, very nicely. interstate 66, eastbound and westbound. there's westbound heading out to fair oaks. east bound en route in t beltway. should find the rains open. a lot of overnight construction on 66 and the capital beltway and closing some bridges and ramps that were closed. eun. >> jerry, thank you. we are following breaking news out of chile where six of the 33 trapped miners are safe. rescuers began pulling th late last night. they've been trapped a half mile underground for more than two months. you're loong at a live picture of that mine where rescuers are working around the clock to bring miners to safety. . right now they are saving one miner an ho

still have a little upper spin in southern virginia, north carolina and until that passes we will have the threat of showers through the morning and then once that passes this actual our weather will improve. the heavy rains across eastern pennsylvania, jersey up 95 this morning up to new york. eastern new york state, parts of new england will be very difficult but at least the plume of tropical moisture is east of the area and that ends our heavy rain threat. locally we can go back and show you what is happening the past 12 hours. the batch overnight was pouring at times. philly is being creamed right now but in a couple of hoursly that see improvement and new york will get some heavy rain as we head in to the morning and early afternoon. it looks like there's not much going on. go to live doppler 9000 hd first before we get to the flood map. see the spotty showers? they are moving south across frederick county, northern loudoun, montgomery and in to prince georges county see a few spotty light and i want to reiterate light showers in northern calvert, as well. that will be the case a

in southern virginia showers mark where the cold front progressed. behind t the northernly winds are bringing in the chill. 30s in pennsylvania and new york. colder air is moving in. 88 gaithersburg. 52 sterling and leesburg and 57 down to our south there in springfield. all right. let's talk about the temperatures near 70 today and sunshine. a wet frat 6:15. right now it is traffic time. >> good morning, washington. right now the only big thing going on is in the district and that's near pennsylvania constitution and third street. we have the "transformer 3 "movie shoot starting to wrap up. it should be clear in the next 30 minutes or so. road closings are lifted at wusa9.com. move to 95 northbound. things are filling out between the prince william parkway to 183. we are thinking plus four minutes for that commute and growing. 66 eastbound, it's a slow ride from 834 to route 28. nothing along the way. no incidents or accidents. and then we are using brakes again between route 50 and 123. wrapping up -- let's take it to the outer loop. why not. volum

spotty showers in southern virginia, north carolina.ittle piece of upper level energy and until that pass we can't rule out showers or drizzle through the morning, but better, much better later this afternoon. 62 in washington. still holding in the 60s also down in southern maryland, tappahannock, fredericksburg 64. upper 50s in cumberland and hagerstown 59. oak land 46 degrees. the cool air is on the way and we will cool off big time on the. today 64 or so by 9:00. the drive home temperature 72. looks like highs between 70 and 75. winds though will gust close to 30 miles an hour. i will have the weekend forecast coming up at 6:44. right now angie has the traffic. >>> half way through the 6:00 hour and rise and shine, everybody. we take you to prince georges county. we want you to know about new hampshire avenue and piney branch. that's where we have flooding going on. and then something new. an accident here at adelphi road. and a downed tree on route 29 northbound at university. that continues to take away a couple of right lanes. sta

blank in shop employs about 8000 people in southern west virginia. they are good jobs, paying good wages. they pay medical benefits for about 30,000 people in southern west virginia. there many people in the coal industry, i have the endorsement of an association that represents all the coal industry in west virginia. we have the support of many other coal executives including -- there is no need to give you a long list of names. this election is about coal, coal miners, and coal miner jobs. mr. rahall and his associates are running a war against c oal. they are conducting a war on coal, where they intend lawless surface mining in west virginia. they want to destroy for at every 10 mining jobs in west virginia. they want to do more than that. they're really do know like -- they really do not like coal and want to abolish it completely. friends, mr. rahall's barack obama and ms. pelosi, and they want to destroy coal. [applause] >> you have one minute. >> spite, you of all people raising guilt by association. let me say is i have said many times, you wa

future-cast, the storm in this tomorrow, midmorning, moving into southern virginia. continues to move up into new england. once it moves by, we will be really feeling the wind as we get into friday and even saturday. the local future-cast, tonight, clouds come in. tomorrow, midday, the rain, moderate rain, especially in the western suburbs. southern maryland, i think we'll be looking at as much as half an inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain by the evening rush hour. that is when we will see the worst of the rain, mid morning to midafternoon. the raid develops in the morning, 50 degrees. as we get into tomorrow afternoon, the rain, heavy at times, moving out as we get into tomorrow evening. some areas, an inch of rain. tomorrow evening's rush hour does not look nasty, but as everything moves by, even though we have dusty wind, sun shined beginning of the weekend. >> we just have to get through tomorrow. >> i hope so. >>> let's look at this live picture, from the bottom of the san jose mind. that is the last of the rescuers who has entered the phoenix chamber. he

and it's in the low to mid 70s in southern virginia and eastern carolina.r the last 12 hours, we see the moving col. this is rain that's now beginning to move into the appellations, and it's just mostly rain, no thunder and lightning. this is continuing to adnce to the north and east. there is a small chance they may get thunder as they move through. this is part of an upper level disturbance spinning its way over eastern kentucky and moving into west virginia. that's going to advance off to the north and east, and bring a likelihood o passing showers here later this afternoon, and again just a small chance of a little bit of thunder and lightning as they do move on through. going forward over the next 48 hours, we have one batch of rain coming through, and another chance on wednesday. between now and then, though, generally settled. just a small chance of a sprinkle tomorrow. but then this front will begin to move into the mountains by late tuesday night d into wednesday morning. it will approach our region and bring another chance of rain midweek. so for

my father migrated from southern virginia to washington, d.c. different decades, would never have met had there been no great migration, had they not left the south and landed in the same city. so in some ways i exist because of the great migration and i think i've been in some ways writing it all my life. >> rose: david grossman and isabel wilkerson coming up. maybe you want school kids to have more exposure to the arts. maybe you want to provide meals for the needy. or maybe you want to help when the unexpected happens. whatever you want to do, members project from american express can help you take the first step. vote, volunteer, or donate for the causes you believe in at membersproject.com. take charge of making a difference. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: david grossman is here, he's one of israel's preeminent authors. he writes both fiction and non-fiction. his novel "sea under love" explored the holocaust through the eyes of a child. when the the intifada brok

satellite radar trend little bit of rain developing down into southern west virginia, northern centralvirginia. that is not going to affect us tonight but we do think it will be in here tomorrow and then a pretty big way by the afternoon. this evening 50s. mostly clear, getting chilly out there. and skies been clouding up into the day tomorrow we do expect some pretty decent rain around here more on that and a lot of wind headed our way too it's coming up. >> thanks a lot wyatt. early voting began to take on a new contract that puts performance ahead of experience for baltimore city teachers. the contract to replace experience with degrees with student test scores on performance evaluations in determining how teachers are promoted and rewarded in the future. in an online petition some 135 teachers are calling for postponement of the regular vote. they claim that a state committee hasn't even started to figure out how the teachers will be evaluated. >>> well, the head of the washington d. c. public school system is resigning. michelle lee made the announcement today saying the thought o

there is that front sliding south into southern virginia now and high pressure is coming out of eastern canada. this time of year could bring cool air. that means some cloudy, wet, chilly conditions tr thursday as that system approaches. tomorrow, not too bad. thursday, the rain moves in from the west. there might be a period of two of moderate to heavy rain. strong, gusty winds and chilly air will follow this storm heading into the upcoming weekend. computer models cranking out good rain in spots anywhere from a half inch to an inch and a half of rain. some areas 1 1/2 to three inches of rain possible thursday as this system moves through. so it is going to get wet. tomorrow, though, enjoy the sun before that front arrives. we're keeping an eye on hurricane paula very close to cosea medical now. it is a potent little hurricane. winds up to 100 miles an hour. looks like it is going to brush the yucatan and hit the western tip of cuba and it is a pretty good storm right off the yucatan peninsula of mexico at this hour. 63 degrees tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. good chance for rain. tempe

not you to see our area of low pressure is getting out of here just down in southern virginia and as that travels up that front, it will begin the process of ending the rain, but that's not going to happen until closer to dawn. we'll be left with a few showers by the time the sun comes up. in the meantime the flash flood warning have expanded including washington county and points through leesburg down to front royal until 5:00 in the morning for an additional 1 to 2 inches of rain on top of what we've already had and we've had way too much. >>> storm damage in virginia tonight. crews working on removing power lines from branches near woodburn road and spicewood drive in annandale. about 1,000 people in northern virginia without power now and several low lying areas also under water tonight. to maryland we go, fox 5's bob barnard in annapolis where flooding is causing problems. >> reporter: about 100 feet from the camera or so standing with spain storm who owns the ice cream shop here that's basically pumping out a lot of water, he's got maybe 6 inches in the store, maybe 3 or 4 feet

of consequence is in the mid-atlantic in the northeast, these were showers that spread from southern virginiawashington, d.c. while out west, there have been some scattered showers, most of it arizona, california, washington, nevada, even nevada, even utah. our computer model has no indication of cloud cover in the isobars. now, let's check our forecast. for tonight across the area, frost advisory in effect. mostly clear. not much wind and a low temperature, 33-39 degrees. monday, mostly sunny, temperatures moving up a little bit, but it's still going to be a little chilly, 59-63 and for tomorrow night, mostly clear, 38-43 degrees. probably not much frost. practically calm wins expected tomorrow night as well. during the day on tuesday, mostly sunny, temperatures between 6-72. that looks like an absolutely marvelous day. the seven-day forecast suggests we are in store for a marvelous week. a couple of 80s coming if for the next week. we'll keep it in the forecast. temperatures in the 70s most of the week, tomorrow, at least in the low 60s, not a bad day, tomorrow. >> put away the t shirrs, br

. >> reporter: in southern virginia's fifth district, democratic congressman tom perriello is in a tight race for reelection. on this day the roman catholic candidate is in lynchburg, helping deliver food with meals on wheels. it's part of his volunteer tithing initiative, in which perriello and his campaign staff give 10% of their time to local charities. >> tithing in my faith tradition is about giving 10% of what you have, and the most precious commodity we have on the campaign is our time. it reminds us why we are doing this in the first place, and we always leave a little more inspired and fired up than when we went in, and i think that's an important part of keeping the focus on serving the people and not the political games. >> reporter: perriello has been speaking a lot about his faith on the campaign trail, visiting churches and building relationships with local clergy. it's a religious outreach strategy that helped him narrowly win two years ago. >> it's not just a matter of going to church or being able to quote some bible verses. it's really an authenticity that i think peopl

looks like remanent rain in southern virginia, but overall, we have got this main batch of moisture. storm pushing on top of new york city trailing frontal boundary off the coast and pling away from ocean city as well. and the wind around the low pressure starting to shift out of the northwest. and it will tap into the clearing and build that in as we head through the day i pulled this back wider. what we are watching is as the storm continues to pull up towards new york and new england and their heavy rain is this morning and not even into boston. but they will have problems by lunchtime. we will get the system out of here. thing is we have got this cold pull in the jet stream that will ooze in our direction. it is helping to shift the pattern off toward the east. but could there be another storm on the way? there's an indication that this pattern gets stuck and may actually reverse course and head back at us early next week. check out the forecast model, watching that rain this afternoon pushing towards boston and down east maine we get clearing in here. cloud on the eastern shore

blank in shop employs about 8000 people in southern west virginia. they are good jobs, paying good wages. they pay medical benefits for about 30,000 people in southern west virginia. there many people in the coal industry, i have the endorsement of an association that represents all the coal industr in west virginia. we have the support of many other coal executives including -- there is no need to give you a long list of names. this election is about coal, coal miners, and coal miner jobs. mr. rahall and his associates are running a war against c oal. they are conducting a war on coal, where they intend lawless surface mining in west virginia. they wt to destroy for at every 10 mining jobs in west virginia. they want to do more than that. they're really do know like -- they really do not like coal and want to abolish it completely. friends, mr. rahall's barack obama and ms. pelosi, and they want to destroy coal. [applause] >> youave one minute. >> spite, you of all people raising guilt by association. let me say is i have said many times, you want to

migrated from georgia, from rome, georgia, to washington, d.c., and my father migrated from southern virginia to washington, d.c., where they met, married and here i am. and had it not been for the great migration i wouldn't exist. and yet i felt that the story wasn't really being told from the perspective of the people who had lived this. we didn't know why they left or how they made the decision to leave. what were their lives like before they left? how did they get the courage to leave the only place they've ever known for a place they'd never seen, anonymous and not welcoming to them? how did they make it once they got there? those were the questions i had and those were the questions that gave us a sense of how the cities came to be and how so many african americans ended up in these cities, detroit, chicago, cleveland, los angeles, new york. tavis: when you say how these cities came to be, there is a narrative, a storyline, that's been written and told for years now about what this migration did to these various places that you just listed. and it's not been a sexy story, it's not been

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so some precipitation just to the south across southern portions of virginia. a little frontal boundy moving through atlanta at this hour. we've got high pressure in control for the time being. that's going to start to break down tonight. here is your five-day forecast. high today 69 degrees. so obviously a cooler day. but with a good amount of sunshine. tomorrow rainy and clouds and even cooler. 62 degrees. it will be a raw type days, not real comfortable and downright windy on friday with morning showers, partly cloudy and 64. weekend looks good. >> it sure does. >> it will be cool but good. >> thanks, tony. >>> let's check in with julie wright and look at traffic on this wednesday morning. >> there is a lot going on out there this morning. we have delays, route 1 college park toward georgia. southbound 95 slowing from 212 out of beltsville. the crash inbound 66 from fair oaks now pushed over to the shoulder so the lanes are open. change in the traffic pattern out of tysons. no longer can you access the inner loop from northbound 123. instead you make a left

the heaviest rain is in southern virginia and into north carolina. last night the skies were clear for a while. now the clouds or thickening up, it will be difficult to recover at temperature-wise. upper 50's this afternoon. low pressure is coming out of the mountains right now. this storm will transform its energy to a more powerful storm on the coast that will turn into a northeaster by the time in gets up into new england. we may pick up an inch of rain. i think for worst of it will be up north. temperatures are in the 40's at the pennsylvania line. we will add a couple of degrees. rain is likely to the late morning and into the afternoon. high temperature between 55 and 60. it should clear up after midnight with temperatures dropping back into the 40's. kind of breezy on friday with a passing shower with a high temperature of only 60. i think it will still be breezy on saturday with plenty of sunshine. we will make up to 64 in the afternoon. sunday looks like a beautiful day with a high temperature near 70. >> some maryland homeowners are taking

we are already seeing thunderstorms down across southern virginia late yesterday.can't rule out a thunderstorm or two moving through the region. current conditions at reagan, 57 degrees. relative humidity 77%. the winds are out of the east at 5 miles per hour. those will pick up late today and into tomorrow you will feel the wind pick up. day planner, lots of clouds around, periods of rain. we could see up to an inch of rain possible in parts of the viewing area. high today about 60 degrees. that's what we have on tap for today. >> that's what we call a raw kind of day. >> i would agree. >> let's see if traffic is moving already. let's check in with julie. >> so far so good. we have the dry pavement in our favor. this afternoon it will be a different story. right now no incidents to report north of town leaving college park to 270. 395 traffic rolling at speed across the potomac. 295 in maryland up to speed leaving the beltway heading to the inbound 11th street bridge. traveling the top side again, at speed past university boulevard and 270. southbound 270 looking

it was down in central and southern virginia. a little weather disturbance going through. that disturbance really produced clouds around here. a sampling of temperatures around the area. we mentioned 48 at the airport. downtown is 43. 52 easton. 55 camebridge. edgewood 52 along with westminster and frederick. here is that nor'easter pull agriculture way. a big sprawling storm. the key to our weather is all this neist nice stuff out here. nothing is going on in the central part of the u.s. that will be our weekend weather. high pressure will be dominating the situation. there is a cool front out in the great lakes. not of much consequence. the only rain with it is up in canada near hudson bay and james bay. it looks like an ideal set-up for perfect weather. today's forecast, sunny, breezey, seasonnably mild. winds gusting to 25. 64 to 68. the high temperature during the afternoon this afternoon. tomorrow will be near 70. a lot of sunshine. rain chances kick in late tuesday into wednesday. >> well, we have a feeling that there are about 22,000 people up early with us this mo

. >> i represent central and southern virginia. >> the new ypolling. he is neck and neck despite being proud he voted for health care and other reforms. >>> the shocking news from detroit. american-built car sales up. even though sales incentives are down. foreign-built car sales, flat. even though sales incentives are up. who's shot? the people who would have killed the auto industry just to see the union jobs die. people like christine o'donnell. >> i don't think that any company is too big to fail. this mad thinks has to stop. >> fire, day four. gene craddick's son joins us on the family's decision of accepting your help on the culpability of the spray and pay system and the firefighters themselves. >> do you blame them in any way? >> i sure do. gutless. absolutely gutless. >> and hipocracy now. the quote from the nation. i looked after dobbs' horses while i was illegal. all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >> mother of god, what kind of country are we? >>> good evening from new york. with tens of millions of dollars pouring into the 2010

. >> one more note from southern virginia the tums fast relief 500 from martinsville.lin backed up some boasts from earlier in the week. he won the race. >>> a boy's family says they need help to avoid their child being stranded after school for a third time. the story is coming up. >>> after an intense jury selection, the trial starts today. the man accused of murdering chandra levy more than nine years ago. angie has a look at traffic. >>> in 3-d, southbound on the baltimore-washington parkway, we find to incidents to report from baltimore past 197 to the beltway. in the next full traffic report, details on a new accident on the inner loop in maryland. we'll be right back. q$úúú]0mppúm >>> welcome back to 9 news now. it is monday, the 25th. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. angie has the traffic and howard has the forecast first, though. >> i have not had enough details. >> we need to get though news and the weather. >> let's go. let's go. >> got some clouds rolling in this morning, people. got some clouds and cobwebs we need to clear. look for the clouds to thic

in the meantime, the front has sunk to the south with showers across far southern virginia and high pressurebuffalo that continues the northeasterly wind. look at the nine future cast and you will see this is moving in our direction. moisture gathers to the west tomorrow morning. still showers here. heavier rains after daybreak and wet weather for the morning and evening rush and the winds will kick up tomorrow night, friday and saturday, as well. here's our seven-day forecast. nice today around 70. tomorrow, wet, cool, 62. friday 68. crisp friday night with the breeze. football games 50s if not 40s out there. saturday 52 and breezy and nice on sunday, high of 70. it is 5:48. time for wednesday traffic. >> overall a nice quiet drive out there for most of the reonby we are dealing with better news. we had an accident on the outer loop and that's where we will begin. moving over to 270, filling out between germantown road to montross, just volume. no major delays to report at this time. virginia, 395 heading northbound looks like we are below speed from duke to seminary. the delay is building.

particularly across southern virginia, southern maryland and the lower eastern shore.ems down there at all. high pressure begins to build in. the low pulls out. and it's going to start to warm up. temperatures by the end of the week. into the weekend, it will be in the 70s. even maybe the mid and upper 70s by sunday or monday. so we got a nice, nice fall warmup headed our way. on the bay tomorrow, west wind, 10 to 15. bay temp around 66. sunrise, 7:08. celts at -- sets at 6:40 p.m. forecast then for tonight. a lot of clouds and some breaks. call it 46. tomorrow, back up with more sunshine. a nice little breeze. tomorrow's high, very perfectly pleasant. normal highs around 70s. right where it is supposed to be. >> just about where we're supposed to be. thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >>> the father of a fallen soldier from maryland goes before the highest court in the nation. i'm mary bubala coming up next on eyewitness news at 5:00. a live report with details ,,,,, >>> coming up next on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00. in-court battle. >>> s

, our frontal system has moved to the south and is bringing light showers across sections of southern virginia and north carolina. that should stay to the south today. as we focus out to the west, we'll get another frontal system in here tonight and that will bring us a cloudy, wet and cool day tomorrow. but we'll worry about that coming up in several minutes. right now 54 at reagan national. 45 in frederick. cool start to the day, might need a jacket for another hour or two. 49 in winchester and 60 in ocean city. forecast calling for a lot of sunshine and cool temperatures. highs in the upper60s. 69 in town, winds light out of the north at 5-10 miles per hour. i mentioned changes in the forecast and i'll have details on that coming up in a few minutes. tony and allison, back to you upstairs. >>> we are following breaks news of a shooting in the district at the department of public works facility on w. street in northeast. this happened just a couple of hours ago. we get more now from fox 5's sarah simmons who is live at the scene. sarah. >> reporter: well tony, the latest information we have

virgin, many locations there in the mid-60s, eastern sre now into the mid-70s and upper 70s in southern virginia and around the carolinas. in the last 12 hours we've had a settled pattern but there is an upper-level disturbance that will be scooting across pennsylvania tonight, perhaps close enough to us coming down out of the great lakes where it's been triggering some showers. perhaps this may be a trigger for an isolated shower or thunderstorm mainly to our north. we can't rule that o locally around washington, maryland, perhaps northern virginia later this evening. as we go forward over the next 48 hours, the futurecast showing an approximatio of what might happen. we could get a passing thundershower perhaps this evening then during the day tomorrow, small chance of a shower, as well, as we get a weak front coming in. then on into wednesday morning we'll have that front sort of drifting to our south. there may be a passing shower to our south on wednesday morning but otherwise we'll settle down a bit on wednesday, but then a developing storm over our region could give us some soaking rains

showers or around us -- up in pennsylvania, through ohio, down to southern west virginia. there was a circular pattern to the precipitation. it was a fairly light. greens hows up. that pushes closer to half an inch of rain up there. those showers that were spinning around the edge of us were fairly light. we are watching the back edge of this weather pattern. it looks like it will drift east and bring us a chance of a few more showers tomorrow afternoon. but with the clouds and showers hanging on, temperatures have been quite chilly. oakland is 41 now. pittsburgh at 46. bradford, up 46. charleston, at 53. 60 in centreville. overnight around baltimore, it will be 42-49 for the overnight low. the west wind is averaging five miles per hour. the sun will be about to set going down at 6:43 p.m. storm is pushing up towards long island. the upper level low is trailing behind it will take all day tomorrow to cross through our region. then high pressure is able to come in. saturday and sunday are looking gorgeous for outside activity. look for showers to pop up in the afternoon tom

showers popped up across maryland, up north in southern maryland, virginia a few from winchester, southstrasburg. go to live doppler 9000 hd and we will show you we don't have much to talk about. a few in the shenandoah valley. here in town it is all

temperatures in the 60s in southern and southeastern virginia. but mostf the region has seen temperatures dip into the 50s. we had clouds on the incase through southern virgia. they're getting some rain now. that will stay south. clouds thicken up as we reach a high of 60s. rain likely with high near 60. mid-60s with a blustery wind and chance of shower. should stay dry the next week. jerry, how is the traffic? >> hey, tom. good morning to you. clear, dry road surfaces. od news there. as we begin the morning on i-95 from dale city tthe capital beltway, quiet start. no hangups. germantown, 270, frederick to rockville, as far as so eun, aaron. >> thanks, jerry. >> here's news everyone expected. before we get to that, let's go live to copiapo, chile. >> we can't tell you who this is at this point. they hope each and every men comes out in fair condition. we don't care what their names are, just the fact that they're coming up and in good condition. >> so far when you see the miners come out, they look like they're in good spirit. >> ty're smiling. >>

that stalled in southern virginia. cool northerly wind and we are going to watch the return of that moisture come back with a developing storm. clouds rolling in by daybreak we could have showers and midday tomorrow it will be wet. and moderate to heavy rain at times as the store cranks off coast and spills into strong winds by friday morning. today, 67. mostly sunny skies. but tonight, the clouds rollback in at 48 degrees. and we are looking for showers by daybreak but heavier rain and highs upper 50s to near 60. here's kim with traffic. >> reporter: thanks, justin. good news northbound on 895 northbound lanes of the harbor tunnel have been reopened. delays begin at about the 97th spur. southbound lanes are flowing freely right now. look at cameras, around the beltway it's a slow ride. here on outer loop traffic is going to be at a crawl at harford road extending to deleany valley road. we have a couple closures to let you know about in curtis bay an accident involving a struck pedestrian has fort smallwood road close

some precipitation across southern portions of virginia and southern maryland. places like that. sprinkle this morning. but parts of the area seeing mostly clear skies. it's mixed bag. current temperatures, 63 degrees here in washington. ocean city at 65 degrees. dulles airport at 60 degrees at this hour. your forecast for today, plenty of sunshine. i think more clouds will build in during the afternoon. it will be a warm one. high today about 86 degrees. that is a look at the weather. coming up in about 15 minutes be today's edition of ask the weather guys. it is a question that comes up rather often. you know, you are sitting at home watching the tv, the show takes a break, the commercial comes on and it is blasting out of your tv set. we'll talk about that in just a little bit. >> we have a battle at home because i'm always reaching for the remote control to mute it. >> yep. >> thank you. >>> if you are riding metro today, work is taking place on the blue and orange lines. farragut west and mcpherson square stayings closed today. no blue and orange service at metro center. the

will be slipping late tonight into morrow and then as it sort of washes out and lays out across southern virginian some cloud cover by mid to late tomorrow afternoon and an opportunity as a ripple of low pressure riding through the jet stre here sneaks down our way as we get into late monday night into tuesday morning. that's when i think our next chance of actual rainfall returns to the area. fall foliage, some color around town but the best color still in the high spots west of the blue ridge. your sunday forecast filled with sunshine. nice and warm today. temperatures into the low and mid-70s. for tomorrow starting of with sunshine on your monday morning but clouds coming back by tomorrow afternoon. highs as a result will be holding in the 60s. don't want to forget our ravens fans. they are on the road taking on the patriots. good weather for that game. no rain up there. and no rain here for the redskins and the colts either. 75 today. 69 tomorrow with the clouds coming back. a chance of light rain showers around here for tuesday lingering into about the first half of the day on wednesday befo

of low pressure western pa, pull it back and being see second air afterlow pressure in southern portion of virginia and north carolina. that's the one that's going take over. that's the one that forms and turns into this nor'easter. a pattern that would be more common in the wintertime and as it wraps in this cold air, it is really going get cranking. and as the rain pulls out that's when the winds increase. this will whip up into new england with the wind there probably pushing up to 60 miles per hour along the coast and into the mountains stripping a lot of leaves off the new england trees. but for us, we get rain up to an inch expected and then we are expecting the winds to crank up as the thing pulls away. that is pattern we expect in the wintertime and if this storm had hit us in december, we would be talking about two feet of snow possible. especially up to the north. but for us, it's rain event and with the rain moderate to heavy this afternoon. and it will hold temperatures in the 50s. now watch the rain really enhance here. new york long island and new england. this is midnight our rain cu