st. today on mosaic. >>> it is kind of the hope of the church the will all work toward holiness. and the church has since and what did it would be an opening dialogue about sainthood about white people it chosen to be since what do think would be a good place to start? >>> since i've been around long before there canonized and officially recognized by the church, all called to holiness that is fundamental part of the christian life and the churches seen a value in making these people recognized and breen them to the christian faith as models and people that can be called upon for intercession these are all aspects that will give in to >>> when we talk about it i can't believe it just occurred to me that i've been a catholic for 60 years but it is to be inscribed in the canons of the church. >>> there's a booklet called the roman murder in the g the official books and has of the lessons in the sink to the chechen has a summary of their lives and all have a day on which they are recognized

there are some people even the st. paul story has some tales of that. >>> st. paul and st. a gust of hippo. >>> of which is celebrated him yesterday and this month of the day before that. will be back after the break. >>> welcome back. we're here with the canon lawyer talking about sainthood becoming distinctly and are all saints catholic. >>> to be canonized saint you do have to be catholic and as i said before everyone in heaven is a sink and meet don't presume the only catholics are in heaven so non catholics to live lives of great and great lives of devotion to god so in the loose sense of the term st. everybody could be a saint if you want to take the strict definition of the canonized saint on the catholics. >>> of the church asks when a child was baptized a boy or girl have a sense name is that still something confirmation names and catholics are confirmed to take the name presumably of the same. >>> christian names should be taken up the time of baptism and confirmation that christian and the name of the state or lease the name that's not completely foreign to chris

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gwen: hello, st. louis. welcome. thank you for coming out and thanks for joining us here at the university of missouri. the presidential race is shifting before our eyes and it's all about the numbers. mitt romney is working to regain ground. barack obama is pouring millions of dollars into ads to steal the deal. voters are heading to the polls in two dozen states and both sides are bracing for the unexpected, especially when it comes to the economy. and that's with less than six weeks left. if the election were held today, what would we expect, jeff? >> if the election would be held today and it is, it is a question that governor romney's campaign dismissed saying it is not being held today. i was in iowa yesterday, thousands of people have voted in almost at the end of this month, 30 states will have voted. if the election was today, president obama has command. in battleground states from nevada, up to new hampshire and down to florida in nine battle ground states, the president is in command of this race and that

in st. andrews case the federal funds go to the pastor's son and a pastor's wife neither of them have any kind of teaching credential flynn insist the district has done nothing wrong. >>> o u.s. de does not make the hiring decision were not compelled to make the same standards >>> the district has decided to make changes to beef up oversight adding staff members >>> we instituted three visits a year on-site visits as the standard we can recognize the discrepancies. >>> back in st. and her and ed is still about the numbers on a recent visit lacey told us this matthew a mounts to an innocent clerical error by saint andrew staff. >>> sure the was an air ever body makes errors. why you keep coming to our place of business asking us questions. are you not believe in what we tell you? >>> i've spoken to san andrews attorney he said it is never clear what they need to do to be in compliance with zero u s d rules. when asked for a copy of the package he got no response the fbi would not confirm or d

st. louis. she founded eagle forum in 1972a to encourage the grassroots to be p politically active.nd she lead the ten-year battle to successfully defeat the ratification of the equal rights amendment. she is the author of twenty books such as politics, nationa, defense, courts, feminism, andle even then phonic textbook for children called "first reader."s the newest book released this month is no higher power, obama's water on religious freedom. please welcome phyllis schlafly. [applause] [applause]er [applause] >> thank you very much, ann.the and gooda morning students. there are a lot of good books about obama. different aspecteds of his w career.as one o but there wasn't one on a veryti important issue. and that's why i wrote this one, "no higher power: obama's war on religious freedom."rack on october 31st, 2008, barack obama said, we are five dayslly away from fundamentally transforming the united states.s few americans realized how cad really a that was and what kind of transformation he

tell us about your experience with st. jude's hospital and where is it? >> sure. st.es is located in memphis, tennessee. >> you flew down there and why? >> leah had leukemia in november, 20106789 we were treated locally, but treatments weren't getting the job done. we needed something -- >> did your doctors here suggest that you try st. judes? >> it wauz combined effort on our family's part as well as our doctors. everyone was on board. we headed down to memphis and were able to get treatment down there. >> what was that experience like for you? >> st. jude's is wonderful. they gave us our child and saved her life. we met friends from all over the country, all over the world. it's a wonderful place. >> there you are. do you see yourself there, leah? that was you in those pictures. how are you feeling now? she talked to me a few minutes ago. now she's feeling shy. she looks well. april, i know that you are chairing this fashion show. why did you decide to do something here in washington? >> st. jude, as you said, is an international organization. not enough people know

dave roth is in st. louis, as the redskins take on the rams for the second straight road game for the burgandy and gold. >> and also later in the show, basketball great shaquille o'neal is talking binge drinking. we caught up with the four-time champ on capitol hill. >> also later in at the movies, actor bill murray, what is he doing? he's cleaning our film reviewer's boot. >>> but first, today's weather looks like another gorgeous one. you're taking a live picture now at the army/navy half marathon, going on this morning. good morning, gwen. >> good morning, melanie. it's a perfect day for a marathon or anything else you would like to do outside. mother nature, definitely cooperating. let's take a look at our weather maps. here's our fox 5 accuweather satellite and radar. not a lot going on, a few clouds, but we'll see those clearing out. the sun will be fairly bright today. we've got a ridge of high pressure that's going to dominate our weather pattern. pretty much like yesterday, except not quite as w

like he said, we'll have more from st. louis in 20 minutes and at 11:35, back to you. >> okay, thank you so much. >>> still ahead on 9news now. new troubles for lindsay lohan, but this time she is the victim. >>> separation from maria shriver, arnold swarzenegger. we'll preview what he had to say tonight on 60 minutes. >>> lindsay lohan is in the news again. this time she says she's the victim. they got into an argument with the man of the new york city hotel room, over some photos on the cell phone. and they physically grabbed her and threw her. they were taken into custody on a misdemeanor assault charge. >>> arnold swarzenegger comes clean since the separation from marie california shriver. and the child that he fathered from the housekeeper. >> this is the most unbelievable about of betrayal to maria. >> it was the stymeddest thing that i have done in the whole relationship. it was terrible. inflicted tremendous pain on maria and unbelievable pain on the kids. >> he is right here tonight on the 45th season premier of 6

the st.ouis rams won their only super bowl crown in january of 2000, super bowl xxxiv. what was the nickname of that high powered offense? >> the greatest show on turf. >> that's correct. 1-0 defense over the defense. nicely done. >> thank you. >> reporter: sticking with that theme what current member of your redskins -- >> london fletcher. >> reporter: that is correct. >> come on. didn't even let him finish. >> there's only one person. >> that's my fault, you're right. >> you got to buzz in quicker. >> it's the buzz appear, i'm not used to this right hand -- arm, i'm not used to this right hand. >> reporter: which is taller, the washington monument or the st. louis -- >> used to be the washington monument. >> reporter: is that your answer? >> would you like to steal this question next? >> yeah. the st. louis arch. >> reporter: it is the st. louis arch. >> originally the washington monument was the biggest free standing figure in america, but -- >> reporter: judges will not accept that answer

. >> i am from st. louis and we heard about it from the paper and we got this will be exciting. >> a mixture of tourists and locals who wanted to see this on its final flight. they waited in may shore that their cameras were ready. and the shuttle began its approach. they waited and made sure that there cameras were ready. and it was on its jet escort. >> it is wonderful. it was exciting. >> it was cool. >> endeavor flew near alcatraz for a nother round near the bridge. >> you can fill the goosebumps. >> i thought it was really cool. i'm glad i skipped school for this. >> i had tears in my eyes it was so overwhelming. >> awesome. >> emotional moment with endeavor in san francisco, kron 4. >> this is what it looked like a round 7:30 as people started to line up on the pier of the embarcadero and guard to take part in this once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> all of the technology in the world cannot take away the magic of us getting people into space. i feel like i owe the tribute to the people in nasa. >>

kate daley, st. philip neri principal: "since buck showalter is the leader of the orioles, i figured it was kinda fitting making him principal for the day."troy patton: "no one would get out of linn with buck as principal."ss. philip neri beat out 30 otthr schools... the o's pickkd them foo a rewarding visit.jacob dunham: "i'm glld our school got to do this. it's just o cool. my throat hurts from yelling so much."(yelling)ttis is what a new generation.tommy hunter: "they were yelling. they were on their eet. it was pnergetic."faith n the o's stretches beyond the yarddin linthicum,justin mckoy: "if ann try your best, anything ccn happen."paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. theee... are... nearly 400 stuuents ... at... the schooo.../// of them leet today with an ll - orioles backpack, a tee- po a game nexx season.f going - &p the rain conttnues to hour. is it going to last into tte morning? morning? 3let's go to chief meteorologist vytas reid with your skywatch forecast. 3 these ssn devils hese sun evils

johnson rbi double to left field 2-0 st. louis. he'll come around. st. louis wins it 4-1. the brewers and pirates, 3-0 for the brew crew in the seventh inning. ron despite second base wanted three steals of the night but scoring position, the bouncer to the left side of the newfoundland to make it 4. brewers win it 6-0 and move ahead of pittsburgh. a lot has been made of the nfl players. one player is saying he had a strange interaction with one of the officials. philadelphia running back mccoy said one official discussed his fantasy football team with him during sunday's game. in fact he said he needed mccoy. mccoy helped him out scoring a td and rushed for 81 yards. these are the replacement officials. doesn't surprise me at all. these guys are star struck. when we come back the nfl loses a legend. he never played the game but impacted the sport in ways every fan as seen and heard. if you think occasional irregularity is no big deal, think twice. with occasional irregularity, things your body doesn't use could be lingering in your system, but activia has been shown in cl

for these monks at st. macarius, spiritual experience begins at the key experiential event for jesus' first followers - the last supper. the monks literally leave the table of the world for the table of christ. the monk's day is divided among worship, work, and study. food from the monastery's farm sustains over 100 monks who share everything, dress simply, and eat once a day. >> we fast half a year, 43 days before christmas, 55 days before easter, now we are in fasting time - about one month for some people in september and october, two weeks in august for the virgin mary, [inaudible] assumption, three days also before lent for some [inaudible], when he fasted three days. and every week we fast two days wednesday and friday - the memory of the crucifixion of christ. if you collect all these days, it is around 180 days - half a year. during the fasting time, we don't eat any animal production- no meat, no cheese, no eggs, no milk, no chicken - we eat vegetables and fruits during fasting time. >> silence is

. >> tim: look at the time of possession advantage for the st. louis rams, almost doubling up the washington redskins. washington, 24 plays in the first half. really unable to get their running game into a rhythm. as much as we love robert griffin iii, all the excitement he's going to bring as a dynamic play maker, this team will always rely heavily on the run game. they will not be able to get it cranked up with the time they've had. >> chris: we're smack to the tight end fred davis. it will be third down. >> tim: i can't imagine that was supposed to happen, especially by the reaction of robert griffin after he called, "fred, get it". there's 83. you'll see him call the line of motion. he doesn't know whether to stop or keep going. that looks like a mental error on the part of fred davis. he's lucky he was able to throw out there. >> chris: on third and 11. robert griffin iii completes to niles paul. it will be fourth down. >> tim: really the feisty tackler that cortland finnegan has. you know what, chris? that's where he's going to bring someth

andrews. >> the st. andrews attorney was unavailable for an interview but in this e-mail, he turns the tables on the district, claiming that they do not have accurate numbers either " there seems to be at least five numbers with corresponding birth states that do not match the list provided by santander ". >> he may have been able to find one or two incidents that does not begin to explain 59 cases. >> as a result, he says this. >> we will no longer be doing business with st. andrews. >> the story's not over yet. >> we have been approached by the fbi. >> basically their charges to make sure the federal funds are not being abused. >> the state department of education wants to look deeper into the open unified system itself, pushing up the timing of its biannual audit, to next month. one issue, they distribute federal one funds to private school children for consultants. california watch discovered that federal rules require those consultants to be highly qualified if their private school teachers, meaning

two teams trying to catch st. louis, the brewers and pirates, 3-0 for the brew crew in the seventh inning. ron despite second base wanted three steals of the night but scoring position, the bouncer to the left side of the infield to make it 4-0. brewers win it 6-0 and move ahead of pittsburgh. a lot has been made of the nfl players. one player is saying he had a strange interaction with one of the officials. philadelphia running back mccoy said one official discussed his fantasy football team with him during sunday's game. in fact he said he needed mccoy. mccoy helped him out scoring a td and rushed for 81 yards. these are the replacement officials. doesn't surprise me at all. these guys are star struck. when we come back the nfl loses a legend. he never played the game but impacted the sport in ways every fan as seen and heard. this is your morning news. as seen and heard. if you think occasional irregularity is no big deal, think twice. with occasional irregularity, things your body doesn't use could be lingerin

in fact, it's not that far removed from the st. ives riddle our children at the gate were talking about. both of these problems have elegant solutions by the recognition of the simple pattern of the powers of seven that we see. now, several centuries later, we find slightly more sophisticated kinds of problems and solutions in 6th-century b.c. india. the medical treatise sushruta samhita gives us this problem: how many combinations can be made out of six different tastes: bitter, sour, salty, sweet, astringent, and hot? by taking them one at a time, two at a time, three at a time, and so on, we learn that there are in fact 63 combinations. this was important in ayurvedic medicine because it gave ancient physicians a way to work out which medical substance would best match a patient's ailments. now, there are two things that are going on here. on the one hand, we're asking for the number of possible combinations, or subsets, of the six different spices. this number, as we see, is 63, which is 2^6 - 1. now, notice the sixth power and

. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri.

that shall incorporate elements of the historic first st. john's methodist church. this approves the eir and the proposal for the project. the recent requirements by staff and a new architect are similar in height and mass. we strongly support efforts to reserve the reuse of the historic buildings. we oppose demolition tactics to win project approval. we believe san francisco mo greatly benefit if historic preservation laws and sepal laws are strictly enforced. -- ceqa laws are strictly enforced. we will never forget what this developer did to the japantown vote. the developer tried to diminish the cherry blossom festival food fair, which is right by his condos that were built at a site where the japantown residents were being evicted many years ago. that is ridiculous, but it is beside the point. you have an opportunity to preserve this historic building. i urge you to do that, please. thank you. >> a couple more speakers. [reading names] >> good afternoon. i am a member of senior action network. our board has recently voted to ask you to disapprove the proposed pr

now explore one of the largest and oldest museums in the world rushes hematology in st petersburg and talk to his director who's a special guest in today's spotlight. good leverage taurine to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the. wealthy british scientists are. not on life time. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. hello again and welcome to spotlight the show. and all the novel and today my guest in the studio is. russia's best known museum the hermit that is in st petersburg as soon turning to hundred fifty for what was just a private royal art gallery there because now it became one of the world's largest and most food no music and is more than three million pieces of art form all over the world but only a tiny fraction is on display so when the birth

me take you back to st. louis. right at the beginning of the game, here it comes. 30 yards for the touchdown, all the sudden it was 7-0 redskins. bradford, mulligan, all alone. 31-28 st. louis. morgan was called for a personal foul penalty. not even close. the redskins lose 31-28. is rg3 after the game. >> i do not take losing very well. no one should. you have to continue to stay on and stay positive. do not act like it did not happen. y thoughtful, a professional rg3. >> he looked great. it has been six weeks since the g at that temple in wisconsin. who came backou scene for the very first time and why. >> why that part made famous may occupy once again. >> you are watching abc 7 news 11, on your side. >> a fund-raiser was held for the victims of the shooting in wisconsin. the shooting took place last month. people were killed. brian murphy made a surprise the fund-raiser and think people for their support. shot 15 times. >> i just wanted to let everyone appreciative i am for your kindness and support. means so m

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st. >> it's on. >> no, it's not. >> maybe it's not. 53 at dulles. it's early. still waking up here. we have a few clouds across the area particularly out to the west. mostly sunny skies expected and out to the north and west out in indiana, you see the green. that is the cold front which will get in here tonight t will bring us some cloud cover, could bring us a shower. not enough to be concerned with and the best part it will be out of here by early tomorrow so for our weekend activities outdoors, things look great. forecast for today, 83 with sunshine. >> okay. beautiful. we'll check in with julie in a second. first, we continue to stay on top of breaking news. from the roads for you this morning, something you should watch out for if your commute starts this early. police in prince george's county are right now pursue a vehicle that is believed to have ramed a sheriff's cruiser. this all got going this morning on route 50 in bowie. authorities have chased the vehicle on 301 and enterpr

a wet commute from milwaukee to st. louis.and from west texas to phoenix. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible along the east coast in boston, new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., in addition to chicago. >>> back to the news this morning. a california family claims their son was kept off an american airlines flight because of his disability. >> he was flying from newark to los angeles on sunday with his wife and their 16-year-old son who has down syndrome. and word came from the pilot that they could not board the flight home. >> i think the pilot was concerned that my son was going to be in first class. and that i think the pilot felt that my type of son, my disabled, down syndrome son, shouldn't be in first class. >> reporter: they started recording the airport scene on a cell phone. american airlines said the boy was not ready to fly because he was agitated and running around the gate area prior to boarding. but his parents say that is simply not true. >>> a massachusetts court ruling is sparking praise and

so hoyt goes out to st. louis and the first thing he does is goes to the st.ch offices and looks at the clip files. the clip files show a very productive public servants, elected to office at age 27. served as attorney in st. louis, attorney general then sent -- then general and then a rapid rise to center. and he notices gaps corresponding to short clips that say he is in the hospital for tests. that raises his concern. at the same time as he was flying out to st. louis, houyt's office in detroit and the detroit free press get a phone call saying he had shot the therapy -- shock therapy. they wanted to get it out. the caller called the george mcgovern campaign offices in d.c. so there are these to anonymous calls that really get the newspaper, hoyt and the washington bureau chief investigating and at the same time, the george mcgovern is now asking thomas eagleton questions about his past but it -- it is the newspaper of bentley, in part to the campaign in south dakota with a series of allegations about thomas thateton's past precipitates the disclosure and p

that's because three porioles pitchers visitee st. philip neri catholic school. because st. philip neri won a 'go orange' hhllenge this month.tte kids got a visit from jason hammel, tommy hunter and troy patton... along with announcer jim buck showalter was even rd! honored as principal for the day! jason hhmmel: 29.50 (on buck as principal) "withouu a doubt. if he can get us all in line, he'll beeabbe to get these youug kidssin line."kate principal: 3.43 since buck orioles,,iifigured it was kinda fitting making him principal foo the day."troy patton: 33.18 "no ooe woold get out of line with uck as pr" principal."st. philip neri school beat out about 30 other maryland schools. ssuuents more showees arr on the way... - thunderstoomm.your skywatch weather forecast is next. neet. (( krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dolla

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. >> reporter: the st. tammany parish is expected to crest today, which means these homes are still in danger of flooding. on top of it all, hundreds of thousands have had no electricity, no air conditioning for six days, the heat index this weekend topped 105. meantime, residents keep a nervous eye on this canal lock in st. tammany. residents were told to evacuate quickly. the evacuation was later canceled. >> the current situation is everything is stable. the integrity of it is fine. >> reporter: the system is forecast to bring heavy rain and flooding to the east over the next several days. even though it means short-term flooding, the rains are beneficial in the long term, especially the south and midwest. then there's tropical storm leslie in the atlantic. it is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane. president obama will get a firsthand look at the storm damage later on today when he visits one of the hardest hit areas, st. john's parish. >>> emergency responders received multiple calls last night for

the flash flood warning for st.y's county has now cancelled out about 50 minutes ahead of schedule. in petersburg, some light showers that were trying to develop. all of the other activity down by the delmarva peninsula. it has been a nasty cloudy wet day for the last big weekend at the beaches. taking a look at our latest watches and warnings for you the flash-flood warning, as we mentioned, has now come to an inch. there is a potential for some flash flooding into the day tomorrow. heavy rains. kendis? >> a rash of home invasions have some district residents on edge. they held up occupants at gunpoint. we spoke with some of the victims who are afraid it might happen again. >> she was defenseless when a couple of young men rushed into her apartment friday afternoon. >> they came in with guns. they had guns and everything. he knocked me out of the chair. he knocked me over the coffee table and he said, "where is the money? where is the money?" and i said "i do not have any money." >> they took not only the contents

we're staying in st. louis one more day. for now, we are at busch stadium. we have sound bites coming up from the team. they're in the lock earn room right now -- locker room right now. we'll get that for you and talk to you later during the sports section. >>> the presidential candidates took a break from the campaign trail before the first scheduled debate last week. as drew levinson reports tonight, both candidates sent their vice-presidential candidates to battleground states saturday stomping for votes. >> reporter: gop vice- presidential nominee paul ryan joined in the ohio state football cheer, spelling out one of the most crucial states in this campaign. ryan used his stop in the battle ground state to point the finger at the president for not improving the economy when the democrats controlled congress. >> what we have is more debt, more deficits, more people struggling to find work, no solutions that actually work. >> reporter: vice-president joe biden appealed to older voters in another battleground state, assuring florida seniors medicare would b

in the process, a lot of work got done from 16th st. down to cesar chavez. in the interim, we have upgraded our mission street buses on -- working with ppw construction team, the work is coming to a close. mission paving will be finished this week. final touchup and restriping will be done next weekend muni will move its buses back to mission st., on saturday, september 29. other work that will go back. temporary configurations will revert back to pre-existing conditions by the end of october and in addition to getting the street date all the way from cesar chavez and 16th, which will give muni riders a smoother ride we added bus bowls at 24th to help the boarding process in an area that could be congested. a good project for the city, the impact for us and big benefit for us and looking forward to getting back to mission street at the end of the month. we do have upcoming in a couple of weeks our next and last really big special event we can of the year. weekend of october 6-7, an incredible list of events all coincide on that week. the next round of the am

. >> st. louis this week? >> st. louis. the redskins went back to work today in preparation for this week's game in st. louis. the rams are the early three- point favorite even though the skins are 1-0. they are still the underdogs. still, all anybody wants to talk about is rg3. and some incompletions. he threw it away. and we are at redskins park with the very latest on the team's biggest hero. >> it was upbeat in the locker room which as you know, has been rare. he was named the offensive player of the week becoming the first rookie quarterback ever to win the honor. robert griffin iii had plenty to be excited about today. >> the way we performed last week we have to continue to do that. >> not all me did he win the offensive player of the week honors he got the cover of "sports illustrated" again for his performance in the washington win over new orleans. >> the coach told me that i set the bar high and that i have to continue to go up. >> he even started a nationwide trend. >> who would have thought being knocked on you

the high temperature today in st. louis was 88, but in wichita 63. here's where our front boundary is. this is the front that will move through our area about this time tomorrow night. what it will, do not only does it cloud us up a bit tomorrow afternoon, but it will probably bring a few showers in our direction. tonight we've still got clear skies. i can see some of the high thin clouds starting to develop over w of with and a few high thin milky clouds will be -- west virginia and a few milky clouds will be over our area. there will be a few spots in the 50s tonight and the suburbs definitely will head down to the 50s overnight but probably not as chilly as last night and a little fog could be around later tonight. mainly clear otherwise with the exception of patchy fog in some areas, 50s in the suburbs, 63 degrees for the district, light winds. tomorrow sun with afternoon clouds, temperature 83, but again i'm expecting the day to be d. 8 a.m. 67, noon 79 degrees, a lot of sunshine, some clouds by 5:00. we'll lose a little sunshine there but warm

washington could clinch in st. louis tomorrow. that would be cool.he orioles three up on tampa for the final wild card spot. bases loaded. bottom first. light hitting ryan flaherty. light hitting until tonight. don't you just love it when they call you big popup. grand slam puts 6 on in the first. and the other story was chris tillman. baffled. threw a one hitter. baltimore their magic number now three after they win tonight 9-1. some bad news today for the wizards. john wall will miss the start of the season. stress injury to the patella. wall had been experiencing discomfort in the left knee. and mri in new york yesterday revealed the injury. the good news is surgery not necessary. he's expected to miss about 8 weeks. all right. coming up high school football game of the week. it was the top vote getter in our poll and it didn't disappoint. stonewall jackson and battlefield. all of that coming up next. >>> it's time for usa today high school sports presented by toyota. >> god, i love that music. what's up, everybody. stonewall jackson, confederate

we have a few sprinkles of rain in calvert and st. mary's and into the northern neck heading across the bay. hometown forecast, district heights, prince george's county. still chilly, near 60. by noontime, mid-60s and partly cloudy. for the whole region, we'll have increasing cloudiness. reach the low 70s by midafternoon and low humidity moving in. winds will settle down. i'll show you the seven-day outlook. we'll look at the weekend and into next week in ten minutes. how's traffic now, danella? >>> tom, i'm still following breaking news on the road. if you're following west on little river turnpike, a crash there blocks that exit ramp for you while crews are going to clear it. let's head over to i-95 in maryland as well as bw parkway. travel lanes are open between the baltimore beltway and the capitol beltway. speaking of the beltway, inner loop in montgomery county, no issues there. earlier on the outer loop, as you make your way towards colesville road, the left lane blocked for road work. that's clear now. no issues on the i-275.