he is from the suburbs himself. he won the republican nomination in affluent areas and shown himself to be more articulate than president obama, the supposedly great orator. people in affluent suburbs like people who are articulate, who use words good, as i like to put it, and that is an advantage that mitt romney has and that he demonstrated to great effect there, and i think -- i wrote earlier in the washington examiner that romney was a kin dread spirit to many aflute people. politically awkward on some occasion. he is able to make a sharp point but is polite and is conservative on the cultural issues. has an attitude that reminds me of the inscription on the tombstone of an english woman which noted she was religious without enthusiasm. >> well, what's this democratic argument you're hearing now, that says, okay, all of that might be true, but republicans have no chance at michigan and pennsylvania anyway. and, look, in ohio, which the republicans have to win, romney has to win, where barack obama is still leadi

he is from the suburbs himself. he won the republican nomination in affluent areas and shown himself to be more articulate than president obama, the supposedly great orator. people in affluent suburbs like people who are articulate, who use words good, as i like to put it, and that is an advantage that mitt romney has and that he demonstrated to great effect there, and i think -- i wrote earlier in the washington examiner that romney was a kin dread spirit to many aflute people. politically awkward on some occasion. he is able to make a sharp point but is polite and is conservative on the cultural issues. has an attitude that reminds me of the inscription on the tombstone of an english woman which noted she was religious without enthusiasm. >> well, what's this democratic argument you're hearing now, that says, okay, all of that might be true, but republicans have no chance at michigan and pennsylvania anyway. and, look, in ohio, which the republicans have to win, romney has to win, where barack obama is still leadi

the big exception is the philadelphia suburbs and the lehigh valley. there are areas of the state where it you do not have heavy partisanship and voter identification -- and i think the incident the gentleman refers to are likely to change the -- i do not think the incident the gentleman refers to are likely to change the outcome. romney and obama are in their own environment and will be decided on issues and personality and candidate quality separate to that. host: a history of eight years of the democratic state house. governor ridge, governor rendell -- they were elected republican senators in the state, including rick santorum, and now split between pat to me and bob casey, running for reelection areit is pretty divid state when it comes to elected officials. guest: that is right. we're a quintessential swing state -- neither party is capable of the state level of winning elections. the democrats went through the state in 2006 and 2008, what we called the iraq war alexian, local ratings for president bush. 2008, the recession election, then 20 can

frost out there in the far western suburbs.ut the clouds are starting to thicken up from the southwest. the system that's going to come in tonight that eva was talking about. the rain there from kentucky and tennessee pointing in our direction. so we think most of this will hold together and unfortunately, a chance for a little bit of rain tonight for the o's game. but during the day today, before that system moves in, start off with sunshine. the clouds will thicken up in the afternoon. late in the day, a chance for rain showers. after a chilly start and the clouds coming in, it will be difficult to get out of the 50s again. expect a high of 57. the average high is 69. way below the mark. a little closer to the middle of the week, up to 62 tomorrow. nice day on tuesday. chilly, 70 on wednesday. but a front will go through wednesday night. that will knock the temperatures back to the 60s again going to the beginning of the weekend and it will stay there all the way from sunday, it looks like. below 70 for the next seven-to-ten

and that's fueling, again, increasing growth in the suburbs is continuing.arrator: the area that includes tokyo, and the three neighboring prefecture kanagawa, chiba and saitama, is called the greater tokyo metropolitan area. approximately the size of metropolitan los angeles, it has about twice the populati density. it is the world's foremost megalopolis, a series of almost continuous metropolitan areas that exchange a flow of people. and it doesn't stop there. taylor: this whole megalopolis is part of a larger megalopolis, which then stretches west down the coast of japan all the way to the next major megalopolis, which is the osaka/kobe/kyoto megalopolis. taken together, these two megalopolises and the various cities in between them, such as nagoya and other cities, is an incredible, vast megalopolis-- by far the world's largest-- and containing a very large proportion of the japanese population. translator: tokyo's expansion has been striking. many people predicted a breakdown with the strain. but it has neither broken down nor stopped growing. i believe

is he using the word suburbs to suggest white communities? >> this is want a dog whistle. this is a dog siren. these are appeals to racial solidarity. a few minutes before that, he said "our people," our young people should have gotten the construction jobs to rebuild after katrina, but instead they went to halliburton. he is make very clear case, again, on the basis of his racial solidarity with this audience, that they are getting shafted by a racist federal government. >> sean: and -- >> unless you can nail that down factually, you cannot say things like that. it's dangerous to say things like ha. >> sean: it's incendiary. and who is the real barack obama? he said that i have no idea -- none whatsoever that reverend jeremiah wright -- i sat in the pews 20 years, he is like family to me. and he is praised in this speech. the timing is interesting because i had interviewed on "hannity and combs," i interviewed reverend jeremiah wright, we had a big battle in march of 2007. wright had been dis-invited to give the invocation at the announcement he was running for president

. >> there is save little bit of fog in the western suburbs. let's look at the current conditions. 50 at the airport. 40's in some of the northwest suburbs. it will be a cold day and dry. i think the rain will hold off until tonight and tomorrow. high temperature of 72. there she is. >> where did she go? >> not bad on the area roads. 64 through the parkville region. 60 towards 70. so far so good. not tracking any delays on 70 at the moment. in terms of drive times, five minutes on southbound 95 down towards the fort mchenry. 895, about 9 minute travel time this morning. this is 795 at the owings mills area. traffic moving without delay. this is a harford road. building in volume but running smoothly without delay. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the wake is over for orioles fans. a playoff berth for the first time since 1997. >> the orioles have a minor incident on their flight. the flight had to be diverted because of smoke. >> the plane was cleared. they landed in tampa safely. >> it didn't take long for the orioles to take the lea

western suburbs pretty quiet still. let's look at the winds. now these are north winds so there is not going to be any tidal flooding there today. that may change tomorrow. your n shore counties, tides may come in one to three feet above average. this is not a storm surge. that is just because the north wind. thomas point just had a gust of 36. the winds could be stronger over the open water. b.w.i. only an 18-mile-per-hour gust. 52-mile-per-hour at this beach. the closer to the coast the stronger the wind. the hurricane is about 250 east-southeast of ocean city where they had a gust close to 40 miles an hour. ava marie is holding on it a tree somewhere on the beach there, i think. it is getting close to you and deepening. what have you seen the hrlast 1 to 20 minutes? >> you were talking about not only how close but the fact that it is strengthening. oddly enough, the winds have become visual. they have gusted out the north and south and i looked at my app and a gust at 59 miles an hour at the airport. we are not able to measure the strongest

inmay get into the low 30's the suburbs. >> it's not bad. there will not be any wind.y do not care about the cold of long as there is no wind in their face. let's start with the current conditions. different coming three few hours ago pushing off the coast right now. a big area of canadian high- pressure moving in keeping the air quiet and chile for the next 24 hours. it will be a cold light tonight we need a few things to happen before temperatures can drop off. you have to get rid of the cloud cover which should happen as the clouds follow the front off the coast. in clear skies and calm wind. the clouds and the wind still hanging around. humidity only 34% but we still have a northwest when that 13 m.p.h.. the wind will die down over the next few hours allowing the temperatures to drop down close to freezing. already in the low 50's in the northern suburbs. you guys might drop below 32 degrees. a freeze advisory in effect for all area shaded in purple. anytime you get close to the water, it will warm up of clothes so bay water temperatures still in the 60's. away fro

alpine to second place. >>> atherton in silicon valley, saga upon anything and san francisco suburb hillsboro rounded out the top five. >>> the yanks reach the brink and some superstar socks sell for big bucks. plus, u.s. soccer heads for the final round of the world cup qualifying. your sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> lynn, you know i'm not comfortable talking about my incompetent credible wealth on tv. your forecast is coming up. a little active in the middle of the nation. you're watching "early today." >>> in sports, first we head to detroit for the a.l. championship series. the tigers delmon young hit a solo homer. miguel cabrera had a double. they pitched shutout ball through the eight wink. the 2-4 win maids it sudden death. >>> eagles head coach andy reid fired the defensive coordinator marking the first time reed has dismissed a coach. >>> in hockey, the nhl's latest proposal to the players proposal is highlighted by a 50-50 split in hockey related revenue and a full 82 game season starting november 2nd. let's go to soccer now. clint dempsey had two goals for a 3-1

there is some heavy rain on the western suburbs. around frederick, you guys are getting hit pretty hard. it will take another 45 minutes for this rain to move up into pennsylvania. it will be steady for a while. around baltimore, that should stay west of us. we will see batches of heavy rain moving up from the south all day. this is a wider view on the radar. a lot of rain coming through the radar. we have to keep a chance for rain in the picture all day today. clouds are pretty thick today. we will make it into the 70's. that is a good achievement with the cloud cover. temperatures are ready in the 70's down in the carolinas. that is moving up towards baltimore. we should make it up to about 76. 60 in parkton. it will get even warmer for the next several days. mostly cloudy skies. off and on rain shares. heavy rain this morning in the western suburbs. light rain around baltimore. the seven-day forecast -- big swings in temperatures. it will feel like summer tomorrow and thursday with temperatures around 80 degrees. a strong cold fr

people move to the suburbs to have families. we stop checking into for square in to picking a cheese course. we stop spending our regrets out with friends and checking the bistros and going to wind tastings and do something that is, we believe, much more important is slightly less glamorous. the irony is we don't begrudge our liberal webster city friends there fabulous lives. in fact, if we're going to be deadly honest, we kind of evidence, but the admiration is of mutual. they hate us are serving life. houses are cookie cutter and food is offensive and the minivan stink. when you tell your liberal friends you're moving to the birds, they treat your lifestyle choice with utter disdain. you get more understanding and respect to tell them you're changing your name to shinto and getting a sex change operation. [laughter] of like to think that deep down the hostility that our cosmopolitan single friends have about our dollar drop suburban lives is this , they know they're missing out on something real, deep, profound. and talking ab

you have the suburbs of northern virginia where obama got 60 percent of the suburbs of ohio around urban concentrations aren't as favorable. i'll repeat. ohio, no republican has ever been elected there. they've elected eight presidents and they've all been republicans and clinton won there twice. gore, and carter lost in the second term. if barack obama wins ohio they'll be very, very happy and they'll think they're on the way to 270. >> mark, thank you for your time tonight. brian we have preview into the romney campaign this weekend. announcing that both mitt romney and paul ryan will campaign together in virginia this weekend. >> a news alert involving local politics from virginia. a short time ago congress man jim patrick's son retired as field director for his father's campaign. he had been caught being told how to commit voter fraud. james o'keefe did the undercover acorn videos back in 09. take a look. >> the name and the address on it. >> there will be a lot of voter protection. if they have a utility bill or a bank statement. . >> the statement from congress man moran or his cam

nearby suburbs, montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's county upper 30s. and waldorf mid-40s. by noontime in waldorf, ought to be mid-60s with lots of sunshine. here's the hour by hour forecast for the entire region. sunrise 7:25. by noon there time mid-60s all the region. ought to hit the low 70s by midafternoon. by 6:00 p.m., still clear. back down into the 60s. a look at the rest of the week and a peek at the weekend is coming up at 4:51. a look at our traffic with kenneth burns. >> good morning, tom. >>> we are going to begin at the inner loop of the capital beltway. road work going through tysons corner and blocking center and right lanes. construction cleared northbound on 95 in virginia, leaving fredericksburg continuing up towards the capitol beltway. a look at the 14th street bridge. we're clear on 395. about a 12-minute trip from the beltway to the 14th street bridge continuing into d.c. >> good morning, everyone. the time 4:42. still to come, the safety concerns that have an automaker pulling president obama: i'm barack obama and i approve... th

mid 30s in the western suburbs. could there be frost in frederick county in the northern part of carroll county. around baltimore, that's most likely not the case. if you're watching in the far western suburbs, don't be surprised to have frost on your windshield to start the day. the clouds are thickening up. you can see the rain that may arrive here tonight moving across kentucky and tennessee right now. see how it's turning up towards us. so the chief marine will go up as we head to the late afternoon and evening hours. up until that time, it should be fine but chilly. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. the high temperatures between 54 and 59. the average high is 69. way below the mark again today. once again, a chance for a few showers late this afternoon and especially tonight as eva mentioned. the seven-day forecast. a decent day tomorrow. chilly. high temperature near 62 will make it up to 70 on wednesday. that will be the warmest day of the week, though. the front coming through wednesday night. back to 60s on

here in the district down i-95 our northwestern suburbs a little cooler with temperatures only in the0s, but one thing is for sure and one thing is consistent tomorrow. there will be plenty of sunshine. a cold start, 43 in the morning, mostly sunny at noon, 58, cool sunshine at 5 p.m., temperature 61 degrees. again we're looking for 62 tomorrow, 72 on sunday, clouds and sun, a chance for some showers, maybe some thunderstorms coming up monday and, of course, we're hoping that on sunday the nationals will be playing right back here at nationals park and, scott, looks like a real nice day for that. i hope they get to play. >>> this is the verizon sports desk with scott smith. >> we are close. the nationals now six outs away from their first ever trip to the nlcs, this game 6-4 nationals lead in the bottom of the 7th. edwin jackson just got out of a pinch in the top of the 7th. we can't show you highlights now, but a strong start. now they need to hang on, three nats home runs early in this one, gio gonzalez had five innings, pitched three runs allowed. a win tonight clinches the series

the suburbs generally are doing better. money is and the suburbs have the money. but how would this -- i know they've taken a run at this regional planning thing before, so you're positive that if he gets another four years, he's going to push for that in ohio? >> that's right. the regionalist agenda came very close passage in ohio in 2009-2010. that's because the democrats for the first time in a long time, controlled the government and columbus. and president obama right now is working hard and has been working hard to push regionalism over the top in ohio and there are really two parts to the plan. one is a rare and controversial practice called regional tax base sharing. that's where the state legislature forces suburbs to kick in a big chunk of their tax receipts, which is then given over to cities. so if you're in a suburb and you've passed a special tax for schools, a lot of that could be taken, grabbed and sent over to the cities to bail them out. >> steve: and regional tax based sharing suburbs to bail out the citi

, so, too, did the companies move out to the suburbs. and i think what you are going to see is increasing pressure, if this is a battle between the employees and the employer about whether given that the employees want to live in san francisco and the employers want to be out where their corporate campuses are. if that is an arm wrestling match, i'm going to bet on the employee, because i think at the end of the day, if you run a major company, and your employee can quit and get off this bus and stop commuting an hour and a half each way each day and skateboard, ride bart, ride muni to work and be at sales force or twitter in 10 or 15 minutes as opposed to riding on the bus for an hour and a half, i think the companies will be forced to increase their footprints in san francisco and i think you will see what is going on demographically as being tremendously important to san francisco in the years ahead. so as we look at this from tishman speyer's perspective, how do we capitalize on this? what do we do? the first thing we do is build hou

they do very well in the suburbs. hold on to pittsburgh get hold their own in those counties out in the southwestern part of the state that increasingly have voted republican in the elections. host:. . is 20 electoral votes. obama won by 10 percentage points. unemployment is mirroring what we have nationwide, 8.2%. neighboring ohio is getting an awful lot of attention with their 18 electoral votes. what is so different between ohio and pennsylvania that makes ohio more of a battleground than pennsylvania at the moment? guest: the essential differences ohio has a good many more moderate independent voters at this point which are likely to either vote republican or democrat. as i pointed out a moment ago, the recent democrats have done well is because they have captured the suburbs in our state in the recent presidential elections which has been the defining difference. in the middle of ohio and columbus, that is a battleground. there, obviously with cleveland, but in the northeastern part of the state being democratic

colder for the suburbs by 11:00. some of the suburbs will be already down into the upper 30s. the frost and freeze, we have a frost advisory. we have a freeze warning. purple county is under the freeze warning. that's what we are thinking temperatures right at freezing, if a little below. if the wind will die down. if the wind stays again, right around 5, 6, 7 miles an hour. we have a frost advisory around the metro for d.c., fairfax county, down over to prince george, and further down to the south as well. that is where we think temperatures will be flirting with frost. here in town, we'll be lower 40s to upper 30s. i'm not suspecting that there's going to be a big frost issue here in town overnight tonight. so we'll go 42 overnight here in the city. gaithersburg, right at freezing, 32. frederick 28. dulles 34. manassas 37. and again, if the wind is over 5 miles per hour for most of the night, these temperatures probably won't be down to freezing or below. but again, we're going to go ahead and take the numbers down close to that. you'll know that be careful if you need to co

history, there are more poor people living in the suburbs than in cities.ng them millions of formerly middle class families who are relying on safety net services for the very first time. >> when a number of families access that financial assistance from us, they meet with a support services coordinator that kind of helps explore how we can help support them so they can reach self-sufficiency and will no longer need services. >> it's all about writing a road map in self-sufficiency. >> yes. >> they are able to help with next month's rent. and with the holidays around the corner, some christmas gifts for the kids. >> i'm grateful for it, i really am. but there's also an unbelievable sadness because i have to ask for help. i want to be able to do it on my own. i want to be the one who's able to help somebody else, not the one who needs to ask for help. >> joyce's emotional decent into poverty is just beginning. and there will be many more moments of sadness and humiliation to come. >> i was laid off two weeks ago. >> this is ann huggins. we met her that very

a suburb of columbus. the suburb is important to romney in the state of ohio. paul ryan's speech on poverty was in cleveland. it was an attempt to trim some of the president's margins in the largest county in the state. then you had the president and vice president making their pitch to ohioans on wednesday in a couple of different states. wait until you hear biden. >> where are you coming from? i said dayton? he said where are you going? i read in the paper you love ohio. you went from dayton, ohio, to marion, ohio. >> if anyone comes to the white house from ohio, they'll get a hershey bar this big. >> pandering to ohio. the race for ohio is going to come down to the margins. mitt romney doesn't have to win these big democratic counties. he just has to hold down the president's score. george w. bush won the race in 2004 by limiting kerry's gain. something he couldn't do to barack obama in 2008. look at three of the largest counties in the state. kerry won by 227,000 votes. in 2008, fewer people voted but president obama added to his margin. he won by 30,000 mo

i think into the mid and upper 30's across most outlying suburbs.n in montgomery and fairfax counties. loudoun county. by tomorrow morning. when you wake up. so the coldest morning that we've seen since april across most of washington and i'll tell you what's in store for the rest of the day tomorrow. and let you know if it will be any different than what we saw today coming right up. >> adam, thank you. a man was shot twice in the stomach tonight by a prince george's county police officer. it happened around 8:30 this evening in bladensburg. police tell us as they responded to a domestic situation, the suspect came at them with a knife. that's when police fired shots. the victim was taken across the street to the p.g. county trauma center. the officer we should point out was not injured. >> the countdown to election day is on tonight. and only a month to go. and both presidential candidates have been busy on the trail. our abc 7 has been following the every move and joins us with where things stand tonight. >> only 30 days to go until the nation el

low to mid-40s in many ever the suburbs.e're 55 in washington. 57 our warm spot on the bay in annapolis. easton 51. fog has been a problem north of town. fred rig down to a half mile. hagerstown to martinsburg quarter mile. they're under a dense fog advisory till 10:00 this morning. monika is off but beverly farmer is watching the roads us for. give me a second. we'll get to beverly in a second. want to show you the dense fog advisory 10:00 a.m. frederick west and winchester north. these areas are going to be looking at visibilities potentially a quarter mile or less here for another few hours. some of the fog has moved into areas in montgomery county and howard county into loudoun. rural areas away from town, especially that got the shows, they're looking at that fog this morning. later this afternoon, look at highs. we may hold in the upper 60s in a few spots to the low 70s elsewhere. it is 6:31. we're dealing with temperatures today which are going to be going into the 70s. the low 70s this afternoon. quick look at our th

some 60s in the suburbs. this is really comfortable stuff for this time of year when our average high is 66. watching showers in ohio and pennsylvania. garrett county we see maybe a sprinkle here but looks like most of it is staying closer to the turnpike, coming through somerset perhaps up toward altoona. if you're traveling up toward 70 in pennsylvania in the next couple of hours, you may be running into a light shower there. 56 in town but 45 in culpeper. 49 in luray. much milder than yesterday. easton is 49 with tappahannock this morning 45 degrees. gaithersburg 48. outside on our michael & son weather camera, good visibility. flags up just a little bit there at the capital because we do have a little breeze this morning. it's out of the south, southwest at 6 miles an hour under mostly cloudy skies and the dew point now a little more moisture coming back on the southerly winds. dew point 49. the cold stuff in the country all in the northern rockies and pacific northwest, especially the mountains. we're lo

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in the far northern and western suburbs. that takes us to our seven-day forecast. i talked about the warm front. you'll see that in the temperatures the next couple of days. 71 tomorrow, 73 on tuesday and mid to upper 70's wednesday to thursday. pears -- partly sunny skies each and every day. we will look forward to warmer weather. >> in the fight to end homelessness, baltimore is pulling out all the stops. in this year's event, it was the convention center, the journey home gala. city officials put together an event geared toward educating people about homelessness in baltimore and mobilizing them to do something about it. guests at the gala last night were guided through an imaginary street where they learned what causes people to live on the streets and what can be done it.t kai reed was a celebrity bartender at that event. wbal-tv also joining in that effort, trying understand the alarming new trend, more and more families are becoming homeless. >> that's part of what we are really trying to address now, family homelessn

temperatures tomorrow morning about 60 in town, a 54 you folks in the suburbs. day -- 50 for you folks in the suburbs. day.ightful after that, pleasant on saturday to start. then come the showers. sunday, high only into the low or mid-50's with some passing rainshowers. monday, sunshine back. no snow, not yet. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. in national's pitcher is being honored today. -- a young that nationals pitcher is being honored today. all they can do is relate and see to their next opponent will be. iszales won the award and it the best left-handed pitcher in baseball. he has the most wins. as he rests up for his start sunday, at they will be gearing the first postseason game in franchise history. what it is. >> its is a little different. nice to have the home field either way. little weird for the best record in baseball. sox announced that bobby valentine was fired. the controversial manager served only one season. boston finished 69 and 93, their worst record since 1965. yikes. the offense is averaging about ga

and the cleveland suburbs.he governor romney who ttacked far to the right, like the blunt amendment and say he was for it that romney is going to get swamped in the philadelphia suburbs and the cleveland suburbs. >> governor rendell, thank you so much for having you on. >> thank you. thank you. >>> up next, we will dig deeper into the nbc news poll and why it says tonight's debate is so crucial for governor romney. and the answer may not be what you're thinking right now. >>> but first, there's a lot going on today. here are some things we just thought you should know. education secretary arne duncan is calling for printed textbooks to become obsolete within the next few years. wow. duncan says the u.s. is fall willing behind other nations that are already traps sigging from print to digital school books. >>> and who's going tonight next big cheese? chee-tos hired an artist to make portraits of president obama, governor romney made entirely of cheat toes. each one is made of 2,000 of the snack food. >>> and jim

suburbs likely voters here in september, the president led 51/44. now in this poll we have romney ahead in the denver suburbs, arapaho, skwlefrson county, 51-46 and basically the only reason the president doesn't trail when you usually if you lose in the denver suburbs you don't win the state it's this massive lead he has among latinos. >> not getting his marker among suburban voters, among women voters. when you compare it to last time where he won the state handily so doesn't have to do it this time but it is the latino voters and it is the strength he has at his base, not in these swing voters and the question is, how many are there and what's the early vote? colorado is a huge early vote state. three-quarters will vote before election day and right now they are also within one point of each other in terms of their preferences, so this just is, you know, if it comes down to colorado, not only will the time zone make it really late for us to tally, but, boy, it may well keep us push us into extra innings. >> i want to just point out the job approv

lown 50s in the northwest suburbs. look what happens.tures down and the mid '20s out in the suburbs. a big storm in the upper midwest. rain showers with a front that extends south. as we transition to a much cooler weather. we go up to 58 tomorrow. 51 saturday. 49 on sunday for the marathon. back into the 60s on monday and tuesday next week. it is october. >>look at that. >>thank you for joining us. thanks for joining us today. hope you have a great afternoon. remember we're back at 5 and 9. before we go, more music from jayhawks' frontman gary louris. he's on stage tonight at 8, at "city winery" at 1200 west randolph. >> [music]

our western and northern suburbs as cold air gets drawn into that system. it's going to continue snowing out of the mountains all the way into wednesday is the way it looks right now. sandy's potential winds as of 8:00 p.m. monday, look at this. we could have winds as high as-on-to 65 miles an hour. maybe isolated gusts on 70 all the way to 11:00. at 11:00, we're still continuing with high winds, over 60 mile an hour wind gusts. by 3:00 a.m., 50 mile an hour gusts. by 7:00 p.m. tuesday, winds have gradually diminish from 30 to 40 miles an hour. by tuesday evening, much of the wind is gone. hour by hour. steady rain this morning. heavier rain during the afternoon. winds picking up, holding steady in the 50s. this evening, we'll have the strongest winds and heaviest rains back down to near 50 at midnight. and a chilly start in the morning, maybe a few snowflakes. storm team 4 seven day outlook thampgful thankfully getting sun back thursday, friday, and saturday morning. what's most amazing is a blizzard warning. kim martucci has the details. >> i can't believ

as a result out in the suburbs noticeably colder you. get started in the morning.peratures, low mid 40s in the suburbs. middle and upper 40s in town. 8:00 in the morning. outdoor for lunch. no doubt. sunny, mild. temperature thousands upper 60s. 70. recess, 11:00 in the morning. 1:00 in the afternoon you. knew what grade this monday would get. a-plus. jim, complaining is futile. no way you can come plane abopl the weather. no chance for rain close to us. any time soon. high pressure in charge for most of the upcoming week. our next chance for rain and something to be worth keeping an eye on. national hour cane seurricane c. in the caribbean. carefully. if it were to become a named system. it would take on the name sandy. the name you should be listening for lateren the w ein the week. high pressure in charge. chilly start in the morning. marvelous monday afternoon. cuppi coming our way. ripple of low pressure. to the north. into the day tuesday. might have a few extra cloud. any real rain chances. north of the mason dixon line. through the course unfortunate the da

most of the western suburbs down into the 20s. showers will keep shifting out of the area.the wins will let up 6-16 tonight tomorrow starts a sunny but clouds build in the afternoon. high of 58 scattered clouds and colder tomorrow night. and partly cloudy more like november then early october. >> north side vs. south side and we're not talking baseball, the marathon rivalry that is sure to get some attention this weekend. [ bell tolls ] agents, say hello to the biggest hailstone in u.s. history. oh, that will leave a dent. which is exactly why we educate people... about comprehensive coverage. yep. the right choice now can pay off later. looks like a bowling ball. yeah. oh! agents, say hello to the second-biggest hailstone in u.s. history. [ announcer ] we are insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ hi, i'm amy for downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters here with my favorite new intern, jimmy. mmm! fresh! and it's been in the closet for 12 weeks! unbelievable! unstopables! follow jimmy on downy.com for free samples [ female announcer ] need help keeping

thick.kind of effec in thetures in the 40's suburbs. it will be a cool day but dry. it will be mostly cloudy with a high near 72. we'll come back and check the seven-day forecast. >> good morning. not bad as you start out. 61 on the west side just the70. in the green from marriottsville. up to speak on southbound 95, 61 from the white marsh area to the beltway. on the b-w parkway, 64 near 175. nine minutes on 895 south towards the harbor tunnel tolls. 10 minutes to go south to 95 from the beltway to 32. this is inner loop traffic near greenspring avenue. the j.f.x. in great shape into town. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the orioles are playoff bound. the orioles will play on in october for the first time in 15 years. >> the plane was diverted to jacksonville. >> the plane was inspected and was cleared and everybody landed in tampa safely. the orioles took a lead in the game. nate mclouth hit a home run. j.j. hardy hit a home run in the fourth inning. the orioles went on to win 6-3, sweeping the red sox. the orioles are in the playoffs. keith mills will h

then another on the suburbs. if you're in baltimore city and it is not raining right now, it probably will be within the next half-hour or so. rain showers are likely. high temperatures, 60's and low 70's. we have some sunshine in the seven-day forecast. i will be back with that in just a minute. >> man, is it a good time to be a baltimore sports fan right now. the o's just ended their season and the ravens of the best record in the afc. even though they barely survived against the dallas cowboys. the touchdown by jacoby jones. 24-13 lead. the cowboys would come back and after a touchdown, they made it two-point conversion and a kick recovery. dallas had one more chance to win. the field goal was ms.. sealing the when -- 39-24 for the ravens. it looks like the team has lost ladarius webb for the season and re lewis suffered a tricep injury. -- ray lewis suffered a tricep injury. still ahead at noon -- how all the victims families in maryland are watching september 11 proceedings. and rocket into earth faster than