the main naval base in russia's far east some eight thousand kilometers from. russian engineers built the fortress. at the beginning of the twentieth century time it was the biggest and most modern naval military construction in the world. the sutherland vostok defense frontline was located at muskie island the only way to get there was by ferry it was the military alone which knew about the existence and location of many underground hideouts for many theaters today the island is open for visitors and members from england of a stoke digger club author to tally dimitri and alexi carrying out scientific expeditions on the weekends they explore military architecture monuments from different eras the island has them all including fortifications built by the military engineers of the songs as well the soviet underground hideouts. if you keep to the maps directions and don't lose your way chances are you'll find those installations the problem is that they hate to some way and beyond the woods it would take more than one attempt to find them on. the ferry to the villa

. >> reporter: the naval force apprehends pirates. hree attacks on friday alone, and earlier in the week a saudia tanker was capture. >> ultimately you need two things for a pirate vessel, you need a pirate and a ship willing to get pirates. so everything that we do is working against that. >> reporter: navies work together to provide escorts for ships passing through the gulf of aden and promised air cover, but outside of the gulf of aden itself, protecting ships from pirates is more of a challenge. >> they get on board in as little as ten minutes and because of the vastness of the water space, i mean in the somalia basin, the entire east coast of the united states is what we're talking about here. >> reporter: the ei naval task force claims that successful pirate attacks are do you know by more than half since 2008. but with as many as 35,000 ships passing through that waterway every year and a steady supply of the pirates it's a situation that begs for a truly long-term solution. >>> when we come back on "a second look," training to

. >> reporter: travis manion and brendan looney-- roommates at the naval academy. close as brothers. one became a marine and went to iraq. the other a navy seal in afghanistan. today, they were reunited, side by side, in arlington national cemetery. >> that's what kind of gets me by is just knowing that they're going to be together. >> reporter: the grief is still raw for brendan alon brenn looney's wife amy and mother maureen. eat been less that two weeks since his body came home from afghanistan where he was killed in a helicopter crash. >> after we knot the call and everything, mrs. manion of the first person i called because she was like brendan's other mom. >> and she just said, "janet." and i said, "maureen." and she started crying. and i said, "brendan." and she said,"yes." >> reporter: travis manion's parents have been living with their grief for more than three years. he was shot by a sniper in iraq in 2007. six months later, brendan was still overcome talking about what travis meant to him. >> i was lucky enough to room with travis at the naval academy for

nhk world reports. >> reporter: this is the naval military base in eastern thailand. the troops are a chinese navy, taking part in their first-ever joint training drills in thailand. >> translator: the joint drills will help chinese and thai naval forces deepen advertise and boost their capabilities. >> reporter: the chinese contingent taking part in the drills includes forces that specialize in operations. china is repeatedly increasing its military strength in light of what is economic growth. the countries in the china se in august the united states sent a nuclear power aircraft carrier to vietnam's coastal water. vietnamese military personnel were indwighted on-board suggesting that u.s. intends to remain engaged in issues concerning the south china sea. thailand has long been conducting annual joint exercises with the u.s. military. this is the first time china has sent such a large naval contingent into territory of the u.s. ally. >> translator: in china's eyes, the u.s. is once again intensifying its presence in southeast asia so it may be inevitable that china

we have 59 at the naval air station at pax river. 59 cambridge. is also a cooler 45 up in frederick. leesburg this morning a the airport 52. so national 59. leer clear skies, dew .43 and the winds, the winds, north at three. barely measurable and the barometer has come up since yesterday with high pressure building in. this high pressure will guarantee us nice weather for the weekend. you can see the clear skies. the central part of the country, now this the east with the storm gone. all the actions out west. the same system that brought us severe weather the last few days. showers op the west side of colorado back through areas in the northwest through idaho and wyoming. that's about it. the rest of the country is pretty good. if you are going to the northwest next week a storm system will come on shore later in the weekend and that will bring some rain for them. so low pressure again, wyoming. high pressure there. this is the guy, west of chicago, that builds in and that will give us good we. may cool us down a bit on sunday as the winds will tu

when there i was selected to go to the naval academy in annapolis, graduated in the class of '80 and served until 1989 in full active duty 1991 on a temporary active duty status and talk show i stayed in the reserves for another three years and got out really officially in 1996. >> cryptological officer in guam, does that mean you did the coding on guam? >> i was a special duty intelligence officer, 16 penn was my designator was i did it not only on guam but on aircraft carriers, submarines, nasa security agent, fort mead, you name it, i had a pretty solid career. >> russian, defense language institute in monterrey. >> studied russian there, chinese at the naval academy in annapolis. >> can you handle russia? >> yeah, i can [speaking in a foreign language], i've forgotten a lot of words but i still remember. >> do you ever talk russian with any russian people you have on your show? >> every now and then i have russians that show up in my audience. >> have you been to russia? >> never been. ofel can't go because i'm still off duty. >> you can't go to russia? >> not another year but i

future of this island by commemorating the historic agreement with the transfer of the formal the -- navaltion from a united states navy to the city and county of san francisco. i know i speak for many people who have worked extremely hard to make this day a reality, people on all sides of the table, across organizations, when i say that it is truly an honor and a proud moment. i would like to take a moment to acknowledge our many partners and supporters who are here today. please forgive me if i do not mention everyone. there are too many of you to name individually, but i would like to recognize, and if you would please stand, former mayor willie brown, current and past members of the treasure island development authority board of directors. our treasure island citizens advisory board, and the treasure island homeless development initiative, one of our great partners, and of course, our private sector partners, the treasure island community development. and to the many folks in the audience, the many members of the city family and regional partners who we work with on a daily basis, and

future of this island by commemorating the historic agreement with the transfer of the formal the -- navaltion from a united states navy to the city and county of san francisco. i know i speak for many people who have worked extremely hard to make this day a reality, people on all sides of the table, across organizations, when i say that it is truly an honor and a proud moment. i would like to take a moment to acknowledge our many partners and supporters who are here today. please forgive me if i do not mention everyone. there are too many of you to name individually, but i would like to recognize, and if you would please stand, former mayor willie brown

the air is dry. 59 degrees at the naval academy. a quick look at the storms can because we are watching area showers south of the metro area, south of fredericksburg. they will continue to move in that direction. we do not expect anything more than a sprinkle let most in a couple of sections. the further south you go from washington. let's talk numbers across the area. it is a cool day but it is fall. temperatures in the low 60's, just what you would expect. we are clearly under the influence of the big storm that gave us the rain yesterday, as it is whiping new england with strong wind. that is pushing in land, and the backlash to the circulation, you can see moisture coming down across the mountains. kind of cloudy for the rest of the day and breezy and cold, but things will improve. temperatures will climb a little bit more and we will see temperatures fall off tonight under clear skies. it will be in the low to mid 40's by tomorrow morning, so a chilly start to the weekend. a nice area of fly pressure -- of high pressure will bui

the main gate to the naval observatory to vice president biden's office ao pink. great cause. >>> final tore weather and traffic on the ones. tom, what do you have? >> hey, we've got th situation ttling down this friday morning. good morning. we got to beneficial rain yesterday. the sky is dry over the washington monument. partly cloud sky. 52. october rainfall thanks to yesterday is two inches. and as we look at the temperatures it's a cool morning. just nr 50 in the suburbs. chesapeake bay and eastern shore near 50 degrees. generally low 50s to near 50. shen dough ya and ny of e rural areas of virginia. western maryland in the 40s. a few locations isolated in the upper 30s. there's the storm system yesterday plaguing new england with wind and rain. it's going to be continue to go deepen over the canadian mayor times. we'll be close enough to be whipped by wind as the day progresses. look at this sky. this is an aurora bore alice at the smithsonian national museum. that will beonday evening, 6:45 to 9:00. there will be wonderful photos and videos of the aurora tha

they were roommates at the naval academy. last week travis's family at his remains be. at arlington national. >>> many say a terrorist warning will not hinder their plans. officials say this is the most significant threat towards europe in the past five years. they feel it could be similar to the 2008 attack in mumbai. >> we are more aware of pickpockets and terrorists because what do they look like? >> if we are worried and don't go places because of warnings, then we will miss a lot of fun. >> and they win. >> japan and sweden have issued similar warnings. forget history, available child makes a prehistoric discovery in maryland. >> you might be entitled to a refund. >> with the flu season just around the corner, rob roblin shows us how easy it is to keep yourself from getting sick. >> [unintelligible] i don't know the reason why. i felt the baby was still there. >> a mother's intuition saves her unborn child. >> a chilly weather pattern with temperatures dropping into the 40's. baltimore has mostly cloudy skies. >>> a boy is making history. he found a jawboned from a

the 53-year-old father of five is also a three term state senator, a 70-ar commander in the naval reserve, and a doctor and professor at johns hopkins. >> when you are trained to be a position, you are trained to do what it takes, sleep or not. >> harris is this election is about winning control of congress. >> they are talking about raising taxes january 1, and we are in the middle of a recession. to me, that is crazy talk. >> his father spent 1.5 years in a concentration camp. >> their experience is that there are places in the world where, when the government gets too powerful and gets out of control, that people suffer. >> the candidate says he never would have voted for healthcare reform, the stimulus, or the bank bailout. he wants a vote in washington to cut taxes and spending, create term limits, and balance the budget. >> it gives me a lot of energy. >> harris says he will keep running the 2010 trail towards washington. >> stay with us, there is more news ahead on 11 news at 6. >> to baltimore city teachers share their views on a new contract proposal just days away from a ratific

annapolis, 9.07 inches at the naval academy. bloomsburg, just over 9 inches. ,maryland, further north and west you went the lower the rainfall amounts. still a hefty amount of word. winchester, virginia, 2 1/2. even back here around town, arlington, bonaire, virginia, arlington county, a little over 3 inches of rain. blue ks, fairfax county, just over 5 inches of rain. so an enormous amount of rain across the area. i'm here and i have my steno pad out. if you have a rainfall rort or a damage estimate, go ahead and send it to me chuck.bell at nbc.com. just like the blizzards, tom, i'm writing down the amounts. >>> just a few sprinkles. light rain in washington, prince george's county. few sprinkles across the panhandle of west virginia, virginia. all the heavy rain exited. temperatures cooler. 50s to your west low 60s, washington. near the bay, eastern shore, mid and upper 60s. atlantic coast, near 70 degrees. mid-50s in the mountains. over the last 12 hours, one surge of rain that's moving up towards the new york city area. flag delays there as well as new engl

he was very kind and generous he was the naval academy band master at the turn of the century and he lived here until 1916. >> reporter: annapolis is a place to visit and shop perhaps enjoy some of the nice food. you can even get a taste of the fine ale in one of its establishments. this old town has held up well. don harrison for abc 2 news. >>> people for the ethical treatment of animals are known for their views on meat eating but today they were about serving your lunch. dozens of people came out to give free veggie dogs served by peta's lettuce ladies. baltimore is ranked the 8th unfittest city in the country according to one health magazine. >>> veggie dogs sunshine women in bikinis good day. >> i don't know man. i guess it goes together. it all goes together. >> veggie dogs aren't bad. >> you talk about bikinis this weather we're going to have all weekend you could get another couple of days at the pool or go down to the beach. >> sunshine to enjoy. >> we got to savor while we got it it we know what can happen here. give it a little time. let's take a look first at the inner h

clear skies for a while but annapolis it is 60 at the naval academy. 62 our warm spot in southern marylandnd hagerstown and frederick in the mid-40s. culpeper light rain knocking on your doorstep 57 degrees and in manassas we have 54. locally we are looking at upper 40s. columbia to bwi to 50sin most areas. down to 50 in gaithersburg and reston. haymarket also 52 and down south at ft. belvoir we have 55-degrees and the winds have been more east and northeasterly. not too strong but that will change. as this system comes together, there is a lot of upper level energy. this will crank and be a powerful nor'easter as this redevelops on the coast. as bad as it will be here it will be worse across the northeast. could be three to four inches of rain across the hudson valley and winds along coastal areas. gale warnings have been posted. some gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour. 7:45 this morning expecting more of the moderate rain shower activity like manassas, prince william county. as we go through lunchtime you will notice the light to moderate and even heavy showers. maybe isolated thunder across t

the two became roommates at the naval academy, class of 2004 they hit it off immediately, and they wereclose, they were like brothers. >> they thought the same way, they car about the country in the same way, they wanted to serve. >> they wanted to be involved. they wanted to be in the mix. >> reporter: but after graduation, the wars in iraq and afghanistan pulled them apart, seemingly forever. as a marine, travis was nt off to iraq where he was tgically cut down by a sniper three years ago. at a memorial service for travis, brendan was clearly devastated by the ss. >> he was a great friend and i'll never forget him and i miss him. >> reporter: travis was buried near his hom just outside philadelphia. but when brendan looney was killed last month, the manions learned for the first time that he wanted to be buried si by side with travis. in a tough but selfless decision, the manions had the son disin tered in pennsylvania and had him reburied in pennsylvania next to the gravesite ready preped for brendan. >> this is a tribute to all our graduates killed in war. even here, travis and bren

the color change was in honor of breast cancer awareness month, and the main ge to the naval obrvatoryesident biden's residence was also pink tonight. the white house will be white again tomorrow tonight. >> wind huh? >> very windy. we may have limbs down, maybe a couple of trees down across the area. when are you waking up and driving around, watch out. i don't think it will be that windy. winds upward of 25 to 30 mil an hour tomorrow and on saturday as well. temperatures around 67 degrees. it won't feel that cold overnight. >> maybe the power will be out again. good night. >> see you tomorro

afternoon, leaving behind a sort reduced from total that was impressive around the bay. 9 inches at the navalcademy in annapolis, on up into harford county, at 10.5 inches around for a steal. not quite as much as you travel west, but embedded in all the rain was this tornado we were talking about earlier down around the pasadena area. the national weather service examine the damage and found on the lower end of things, 80 mile an hour winds. it was 200 yards wide and tracked for about a mile. so yes, there was a tornado imbedded in all that rain, which is now moving up the coast of new england heading into eastern canada. behind it, the skies had cleared out and things have dried up nicely. saturday looks really good around here. it will be chilly in the morning. we are already down to 53 at parkton and things have dropped out and frost burke and mckinley. clear skies, light northwest reece, 52 in downtown baltimore to start out saturday. a nice looking start to the weekend. sunday, watch out, low pressure in the upper atmosphere is dropping south and east and looks like it will bring another

pax river 54, annapolis on the bay 54 at the naval academy. a comfortable morning if you. will. we are waiting for a secondary push of a front to get through. it will reinforce the northwesterly flow and the barometer has fallen 29.81 with the front nearby. the storm system will pull away. we have the storm system in the northeast here with moderate rains across new england and in the southwest, i don't know if you saw what happened in phoenix, they have had flooding and tornadoes in arizona that damaged properties by in the middle of the country it is all quiet except for this front coming through but the front doesn't have moisture to work with. so although it tex tends from canada to buffalo an will bring us cooler air for the day to keep us in the mid-70s opposed to 80 there's no real moisture with it so we will sit high and dry for several days to come. a chance to dry out an maybe get some of that fall work done on the lawn there. plant a tree. good time of the year to president something in the ground. tonight clear skies. through friday more sunny weather and that's the c

cumberland and oakland 59. 64 from the naval academy. 66 for naval air station in pax river. fredericksburg is 59 and manassas is 57. locally cool spot ft. belvoir at 56. manassas 57 but sterling is 67 where yesterday they set a record at 86 degrees. columbia this morning is 60. national 64. a couple of clouds out there. winds calming north northeast at ten and the dew point at 60. a decent amount of moisture ahead of this front, which is up here. the storms to the south and east, they are moving to the east. they shouldn't be much of a problem, but with the front to the north and west we will see a few showers pop up as this sinks south. not much with it because threat of a shower or two as it comes through this evening. and things sethle up to the south tomorrow. by thursday morning look at the surge of moisture. thursday could be a wet, ugly chilly day. highs on thursday, potentially not getting out of the 50s. right now a high of 80 here. mid-80s to the south and west and 70s to the north and very quickly, i want to show you paula with winds of 70 miles an hour. this will

in fact this morning it is 66 from lou anne in annapolis. 67 down at the naval air station. fredericksburg is 82. an that's cooler than winchester. petersburg 5 t. oakland has you beat by a couple of degrees. 63 leesburg and 55 gaithersburg. national airport right now. a relatively balmy 64. dew points in the upper 50s with the winds south at six and the barometer is 29.81. but we are looking for another nice day. our next weather maker, if you will, this guy is spinning in the middle of the country. low pressure spinning here in nebraska. showers and storms in south central and southeastern oklahoma. that will be pushing to the east. while that is coming east, a front will be slipping to the south. you see the green? that's false return from the radar as the late-night echos come back sometimes the atmosphere cools at the surface. the front to the knot now. the -- the north now. this will scoot to the east. by this evening, the front will be in ohio and pennsylvania. this low moving more east than south. tomorrow we will see some showers in the morning across pennsylvania.

failures the pull of was fired from a nuclear submarine in the white sea it is the thirteenth time the naval ballistic rocket has been tested with only five previous launches proving successful the missile has a range of eight thousand kilometers and can carry up to ten nuclear warheads. and a brief look now at some international news coming from other parts of the world this hour officials say the chemical sludge from a spill in hungary that left four people dead and over one hundred injured has now reached the river danube it's triggered fears that pollution could reach six countries including croatia serbia and romania and gary north or to use have already opened a criminal investigation into the ecological disaster a state of emergency was declared after the chemical waste burst from a reservoir it's expected the cleanup will take at least a year. at least forty tankers carrying fuel supplies for nato forces have been destroyed in two separate militant strikes in southwestern pakistan they are the latest attack since the country or the closing of its border to trucks carrying vital suppl

now, the naval base and most of the shipyards and factories are closed, but the environmental problems continue to impact the district. let's hear how residents are responding to the environmental and health issues they are facing. >> it was hard to breathe last night. i woke up coughing, you know? those are the things that we go through because of the contamination out here. >> this community has a history of issues, environmental issues that have been let go, just run amok. sitting in a meeting once with the health department, we discovered haphazardly that they had known for years that in bayview hunters point, african- american women under the age of 50 had the highest rate of breast cancer in the entire state, but the health department has noted for years, and they failed to address it. they only started talking about it when we actually found out. >> we have babies that were born -- that were stillborn. we have babies that live for maybe an hour or 2 and died afterwards, and nobody could explain why. nobody could explain any of it to us, and it all has to do with where we live, w

it is the location at the naval academy on the water there. that will be held down a little bit. you get in from that. we expect readings in the low to mid 70's around the area and out in the mountains to the west, readings in the mid 06's. here's the satellite picture. nothing going on. no clouds this morning at all. high pressure is what's controling our weather at this stage. here is that unsettled weather out to the west. and with this high blocking anything, any storm that moves to the west is kicked up into canada. the storm track will be to our north for a while anyway as we go through the rest of the weekend. the sun the dominant feature. a few degrees above the seasonal average. the west to northwest wind at 5 to 10 miles per hour. our insta-weather futurecast shows this big area of high pressure again blocking the storms. they try to move in. there will be something spinning in the plains states. you see a little activity. it begins to lower by the time we get to monday. that may increase our rain chance early next week. a lot of sun through the weekend. by monday eveni

he will be laid to rest next his best friend and roommate from the naval academy. ory on the first day of the new term. for the first time they female justices will be serving at the same time. elena kagan joins sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsberg. they are expected to hear more than 50 cases and they could issue rulings on same-sex marriage, immigration, freedom of speech and healthcare reform. crews are paving part of the intercounty connector and people who live nearby on shady grove road and i-370 are dealing with noise. it will end at 7:00 this morning. it will resume again for the next three days from 7:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. this section of the i.c.c. that links 370 to georgia avenue should open late this year or early next year. >> 5:36 the time on this monday. still ahead on "good morning, washington," a story book ending for donovan mcnabb and the redskins fans. >> plus, a bad month for metro as fares went up and ridership plummeted. >> first, our storm watch coverage continues with another check of traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we have a rain

there were roommates at the naval academy. family had his remains reburied at arlington cemetery. this was one of the wishes of brendan looney. >> we all learning more about the travel alert for americans in europe. there were fears that militants may be planning terror attacks in major european cities. kate amara has more. good morning. >> the u.s. government is clarifying its message while targeting these suspects overseas. a u.s. drone strike in northwest pakistan. the area is considered a hotbed for the taliban and al qaeda. according to intelligence officials overseas, the attacks killed a group of german militants believed to be linked to a european terror plot, a plot that prompted the u.s. state department to issue a travel alert for americans in europe. >> be cautious and be aware that we are following multiple streams of threat information. >> information, officials say, that al qaeda may be plotting commando-style attacks in europe like this deadly rampage in india in 2008. >> our guard remains up. our attention remains focused on the united states, as well. there is a g

the naval air station, over a foot of rain. annapolis almost nine inches. frederick west of us at five and a quarter. 6.0 downtown, but the winner st. mary's county. they got socked. i'm not sure where that is exactly. 13.8-inches. on the eastern shore a meager 2.40. oat heat got barely a trace. we'll come back land look at that great weekend forecast. mary? >> as we showed you, bge crews have been working 12 and 16-our shifts. at the height of the storm more than 60,000 customers were in the dark. just over 19 hun homes are without -- 1900 homes are without power. in anne arundel 906 customers are still without powmpletz stay with -- power. remember, wjz is always on. for instant up dates, go right to wjz.com. >>> mario is out on bail after allegedly assaulting his mother. vic? >> mario was arrested and charged with second-degree assault. his mother called police. she said her son pushed her and she was in fear for her life. police found damage to the china cabinet and the floor was littered with glass. she has admitted battling heroin addiction but has bee

the two became roommates at the naval academy class of 2004. they hit it off immediately and according to tom and janet mannn, were so close, they were like brothers. >> they talked the same way. they cared about the country in the same way. they wanted to serve. >> they wand to be involved. they wanted to be in the mix. >> reporter: but after graduation, the wars in iraq and afghanistan pulled them apart seemingly forever. as a reerngs travis was sent off to iraq where he was tragically cut down b a sniper three years ago. at memorial service for travis, brendon was clearly devastated by the loss. >> he was a great friend. and i'll never forget him. >> reporter: travis was buried near his home just outside of philadelphia. but when brendon looney was killed last month, theannions learned for the first time that he wanted to be buried side by side by travis. in a tough but selfless decision, the mannions had their son's remains sinterred in pennsylvania and reburred in arlington, next to the grave site for brendon. >> so many mixed emotions for

take a checkn the map. 56 at the naval academy in annapolis. at the inner harbor in baltimore.s of sunshine on the way for your saturday. temperatures running way above average up to near 82 degrees here in washington today. sun comes up about 40 minutes or so from now. 7:12 this morning. goes down at 6:30 this evening. nice stretch of weather. few more clouds coming back tomorrow. slight cool down. back up to 23450er8 degrees on monday with a little chance for rain showers on monday, monday night and into tuesday. doesn't look like a big deal just yet. saturday and sday, clear sailing. >> looks good. >>> in our headlines now a heads up to pepco customers. there' a potential fire hazard supplied by the energy company. the batter i judges can leak causing the thermostat to overheat. about 13,000 customers havthis particular model. pepco says the thermostats should work fine without the batteries. the batteries are only used for the thermostat's clock in case of a power outage. no actual fires have been reported. >>> police in fairfax county are asking for your help to find the m

he will be next to his best friend and roommate from the naval academy lieutenant travis manion. supreme court will make history on the first day of the new term. for the first time three female justices will be serving at the same time. elaine that kagan will join sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsberg. they are expected to hear more than 50 cases and could include rulings and same sex marriage, i will tpwraeugs, freedom of speech and healthcare reform. thousands of american tourists heading to europe are packing an extra worry today. a new government warning is to be extra alert. intelligence reports indicate terrorists may be plotting attacks obje on public places. emily schmidt has the story. >> this is a relatively rare travel alert. it applies to americans already living in europe and americans who are thinking about traveling there. this extends through the holiday travel season, not set to expire until the end of january. the issue says people should take every precaution to be aware of their surroundings like registering with the embassy, avoiding public demonstrations i

the naval air station with 1.5" of rain. most people saw .50" to .75". sant out there. 60 degrees. west winds at 15. the dew point is low at 38. the humidity is low. the barometer is rising from 29 --29.66. 50 in cumberland. 57 in patuxent. winds are 15 or 22. wind gusts in the last hour are the highest i could find. 33 in elkton. 26 out in oakland. to our north, killington, vermont. the high top with 10" of snow today. down lower where the lodge is has 4" of new snow because of the storm. it is too far away from our region to affect us that much. a feature came through in the ohio valley. that is moving out. a few sprinkles across the western sections of the area. heavy rain in some spots in northern vermont with almost 4" of rain. for us, dry weather with clear skies. tonight with clear skies as high pressure builds in. the breeze will be with us, but more sunshine. sunday, the winds get up to 70- 72 degrees. if you are heading up to massachusetts for the weekend for the ravens, mid-50s to 60 on sunday with a lot of sunshine. for us, nice weather and we

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