. >>> until they get the computee back up, we won't have those -umbers. >>> too close to call. leave voters hanging in theuld couuty executive race. >>> i didn't realize it was that well. >>> and low grrduution rate. how many taxpayer dollars are being spent on schools with commeecement concerns. >>> good morning, it's weddesday, september 11th. you're taking a live look downtown baltimore there at cit3 hall. good morning, i'm pptrice harris. let's get a check of our forecast this morning. meteorologist steve fertig is here with what we can expect. these people get up and get out mid-through this week. >>>>good mooningg nobody is complaining. a little cool at the bus sttp, 62 degrees, some places actually in the 50s this morning and clear skies. around the rest of the region, seeing temperatures as they say a little bit varied, 53 in sallsbury, cooler spot, and oakland on the cool side.3 66 ii hagerstown and 62 in yoo see showers dissipating to the northhin pennsylvania and new yook under hhgh pressure which will ring us highh3 pressure, sunshine and it should be very pleesant.

it's not a good umber. we're used to hearing that thumb thumb as you run over hinges things.a look at this roadd not the orst road in the area, but still a lot of cracks. here is the number we're talking about.ú every year it's costing drivers more than $600 in vehicle maintenance if you drrve around a decent portion of baltimore. almost half of them the pavement is in poor condition. the 600 annual is a combination of wear and tear. the study comes from tri pirkk . things will get worse as state worse for the econnmy. %-from 2008 and ii includes the entire metro area not just the city. >> we would say it's ain't fair representation of baltimore city given the fact that we have focused and concennrates on our roadways, very, very, mostty in the last three years and we %->> reporter: and there certainly was a ot of emphasis on that..3 remember a lot of stimulus money went through towwrd the roads. some of that is getting better, i guess. some of the mechanics have been busy working on the axles, and tires because of a lot of ú%tholes. the u.s. department of transportttion says

one is even close to the ravens -umber 1 receiver in the end zone. ravens out tt a 14-3 lead.ive ii,3 jerome harris was inactive forr3 today's game here he explodes through the line ad plows over. a pick up of 25. he had 73 yards rushing in the first half. later in the driie, from one3 touch down the ravens deeense has surrennered all season. ú%e first td the ravens have allowed in the lass 11 quarters, cleveland, trailing 14-10 at the half. 3rd quurter, deep and brown's territory, finds a hole and runs like a mad man. and forces him to the side lin e %-46 yyrds on the run and 15 yas on penalty, a game of 61 on the pen. then it's the wild cat, josh takes a run around the and picks up 19 yards. down inside the yard setting up seneca wallace, play action from 1. locks it for ben watson, gets pushed across the goal line. cleveland takks the lead and 17-14. later in he 4th ttings getú physical. todd heap calls for theefalse start but he gets into a pushinú match with heap but theecallary is coming in the form of michae3 oher. who takes a swing aa smith and he gets flagged nothing

we'll continue to see the umbers add up as we continue to sse the moisture building in.r in salsbury and 3 quarterssof an inch back west of us. take a lack at potential here. this is future scan with the model data potential of how much rain to get. chance of getting 3 quarter inch across west and south over an inch and a little more to the south east everyooe will get to sea the rain as we go hrough the cool temperatures and south easterly flow will tip to bring the moisturr in from the -úpressure wraaping n the moisture or the next day here. by tuesddy latee6 3 3 to the east and tart to getf clearing out there as we head through the emainder portion of the week. onight showers looking at hhavy rain at times 83. looking at 75 on wednesday with sunshine. ttursday lacking at chance for some showers but then looks like it will clear up friddy saturday ssnday with pleassnt conddtions in the 70's.. cooling down to the 60's sunday monday. >> that's interesting. >> thaa's time of yeert. you remember the 60's. remember the 60's. >> all too well. yes. that ♪ my eyes are ' weary

that is tropical depression -umber 16.o bring a lot of in the neighborhood of 2-4 inches or so as the low pressure center makes its waa up -te eastern seaboard. wwll you watch as the showees in tomorrow night, and the morning commute tomorrow is goinn to be very tough with heavy downpours -ressure center comes out to sea, it looks like it comes inland enough that we see the heaviest ain tomorrow evening or 9:00 p.m., ou see the low shades around the rotation of the low pressure. where we get the heaviest rain, tingg hard to tell ight now it will depend on the speed in in our direccion.lbbunnary moves it looks likeeit will be a system that comes inland. as far as how much rain, this is what we're expecting for the next 24 hours. of what as yo!!watch as yoo sees expecttd to climb 2-4 inches of raii. it could be localized areas that see more than that. as a result, we ggt a flooo watch in place in the northeastern part of the state.ú fllsh-flood watch, thaa is until tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. not expecting the rain but more

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. >> he is backing tax cuts for the middle class, and a growing -umber of lawmakers support extendingels. >> ras mussel eports ask likely maryland voters aaout the ú%cession and 73 perceet say the u.s. is currently in a recession. 16 percent say no, 10 percent were not sure. and almost 80 percent say they know someone out of work, and looking for a job. >> that brings us o the question of the day. do you think the recession is over? so far 10 percent say yes. 90 percent say no. joseph writes on our weesite. month for a year. this every aak tte people that unemployment has run out aad the people that still annot get a job. facebook, i have been in a recession all of my life, so i didn't notice. %-tell us what you think. and sound off on ffcebbok. -end us a tweet@foxbaltimore. and you can text us at 45203. enttr fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no and we will hear more responsss coming up on the "late edition". >> ssay ith us for the mid term elections. go to foobaltimore.com/voteú 2010. >> a federal agency responsible for handing out miillons in grants, is coming under fire. in tonight's

this has been a long day of waiting for this final umbers, so what took so long? -- final numbers, so it took along. the night came and went with no clear winner. democrat gregg bernstein came out of nowhere to challenge the incumbent and went home before midnight clinging to a narrow lead. it widened to about 1400 votes by early morning but no one declared his victory or conceded defeat. the problem was the vote count stalled at 97% of the precincts. the other 3% or locally lost temporarily in transition. according to officials, judges neglected to turn in the memory cards from 82 voting machines after the polls closed. those machines were spread across 12 polling places from various parts of the city. officials spent the day tracking them down and recording the results. officials say there is nothing fishy about the problem, just some sloppy attention -- some sloppy things that would not have gotten ignored if it wasn't for the closeness of the race. next in the race, the absentee ballots. that count starts tomorrow morning. the exact number of absentee balance

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or burgandy or raw umber? fawn? you might as well just go with bisque.he carpet are quotes from lincoln, fdr and martin luther king which do say something. but they aren't really noticeable as they border a vast expanse of oatmeal. is the carpet even necessary? it's not like the downstairs are going to explain about noise. show us more of your hardwood flooring. the wallpaper has some zip and i'm glad you're keeping the traditional desk, a gift from queen victoria to rutherford b. hayes. even so your oval office is way too square not just muted but mute. (hail to the chief) i want the white house to project triumph, dare i say hope even when things aren't so triumphant so by some mysterious force things get better. come on, mr. president. didn't oprah tell you about the secret. look, all the accents are pitch perfect. i love the bowl of fruit. the last thing we need is an outbreak of skchlt curvy. but this is an oval office that tries too hard to say nothing. >> osgood: ahead, how they spent their summer vacation. navigating today's real estate market is

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