st. lawrence valley. there could be clouds in our mix. also reinforcing the cool air.ome and as we watch it on the computer models not much going on, maybe a few clouds in the afternoon today and tomorrow. we start to watch the influence of a nearly flow. that could -- a northeasterly flow. that could develop showers from new jersey and sliding across the delaware bay, delmarva peninsula tomorrow afternoon. we could have a chance of showers. overall, though, a trend is back below normal, 82, mostly sunny to partly cloudy this afternoon. we drop to 59 overnight. for tomorrow looking for a high temperature only near 80. the chance of a shower in the afternoon. let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> thank you, as we check around the east side of the beltway traffic is light and running smoothly. that is between whitemarsh boulevard and loch raven on the outer loop. however, marriottsville road in howard county and carroll county is closed in both directions, that is between dry road and henrington road. police on the scene because of that downed pole and wil

st. lawrence seaway water borne corridor is the gateway to the atlantic and the world beyond. the seaway is the lynch pin in our effort to create sophisticated, modern distribution hubs that can skirt the congestion in coastle ports in our country. the seaway, our core corridor that we share with the canadians, is the vital link of commerce between our nation's heartland and world markets. therefore, investments in the seaway are investments in our economic future for the great lakes states but for the nation. as the united states congress considers clean energy legislation and a national power generation policy, it is important that that policy remediate a major national inequity that must be included in any reform bill. power costs are just horrendous in the great lakes states. in fact, double and triple the rates of our western and southern brethren in our country. and when you think about those regions having had the luxury of federal power support for nearly 75 years and they've enjoyed those power supports, they were really a product of a nation that believed in growing

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st. lawrence river was bridged on tribal land in quebec and iron workers foreman first hired native americans as iron workers. my own role here, as an iron worker aparen dis, i -- apprentice, i worked under a number of native american foremen and general foremen, it was a number of native american journeyman iron workers who taught me how to weld and give me a chance at that trade as an iron worker foreman and general foreman myself, i had an opportunity to have a lot of young native american indians working in my crews, not only in the boston area but out in indiana and illinois as well as new mexico and arizona and i've had a long relationship with members from the navajo tribe, i actually lived for a while on the navajo reservation and i count those men and women as some of my closest friends and i am greatly indebted to them, also worked with members of the apache tribe and mo hawk tribe in the new england area and this will really, i think, give a wonderful opportunity to native americans who have sort of adopted the iron working industry as the family business and it was not uncommon fo

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