thing moves out as the off to the east and the highve preesure should be bbilding in and drying us utthrough the afternoon and the weekend, it should be a ice weekend. 70 degrees should do it for the high. it ill be windy with 15-20-mile-an-hour winds gusting higher. here is laaren cooke with the traffic edge. lauren. >> reporter: thankkyou, steve. %-bay bridge this morning, a wid adviceey is in effect as we take a live look at route 50 at sandy point. cars are moving along okay. there won't be any direetionnl lights working in the system. do be extra careful. we do have flooding in anne arundel county. watch out for a sinkhole and more flooding in millersville -hat has shutdown between central avenue and route 648. as an alternate. we are dealing with more flloding between putty hilll3 taae a look at 695 at harford road. you will notice no reel problems. it doesn't look dangerous. the roads are slick so you don'3 want to reduce yyur speed. here a live look at warren road. cars are moving alonn okay. it's going very, very slick. we do have down trees in the -rea.3 warren road is going

they quickly ut that win behind them and turned their focus to the denver broen oaa!!e ball around, something they haven't seen from their first four opponents. >> kyle has been around. i hink he has a good team. they got -- they do a nice job in terms of in thi mixing thing. >> the number oneepassing defenseemeets the broncos number one passing defense. something has got to give on -unday. -ut coach harbaugh is confident that his teammwill prevail. >> we are confidence in all of our guus, but ttat is going to be a big chaalenge. and passing defense is everybody. it's the pressure, it's the back end, it's just a teammefforr.3 >> they got a great -- i didn't know how good this guy was until i caught on him on film. eddde rooal, and these guys are some oo the best, you know. quarttrback is at his best. -ou know, number one. they're aa the top so we have to bring oor a-game this weekend. we have to have ard week this week. >>>the ravens have spent three of the last four weeks on the road, a tough start for every team. now that they're finally back home, coming off an emot

hi emily, you were out there tooo >> i was ut there. you were out there. we wereeall wet. voided ii. today different.3 tomorrow a different story..3 so clearer weather in the forecaat. coooer weather as well. looking at that here on thh radar. looking out at the radar. not seeing any rain showing up. that system has departed. and is bringing wet weather to tte northeast right now. and it has not complltely moved off land. but hhs moved out of the mid-atlantic. at least for now we areein the clear as far as wet ccnditiins are concerned. later in the forecast.3 we do have wet weather to talk about. right now talking about cool temperatures. 55 degrees riggt now in balttmore. ú%oling down quiikly this evening. and some spots will be down to thee40s. only getting into the mid to upper 60s or tomorrow..3 like i said, more rain on the way. i will have the details on when it will arrive, coming up innth3 full forecast. %-drivers eed to know about.d drivers on the highway are requireddto move an eetra lane away frommemergency workers. if they can do it safely. the law is iitended

them the sky hddradar ot showing a whole lot of activity ut there. showers moving across the bay.ú and chester town, too, seeing showers earlier and so is whitemarsh now. it'ss ot seeing much activity at all of the we had a little bit of rain in agerstown and now it's gonee as we look at the thinns in motion. a circulation around the low pressure center that is slowly moving off toward the nooth and east. as it does, it will take the rainnwiih it. what will be with it, nicer weather coming your way as the rain moves up into new england for later in the day. -ere comes the igh pressure is going to bring us all the sunshine. going to sing the song, but you3 know the ong, beatles. going to make for a real nice stretch into the eekenn and into cclumbus ay so we're lookinggforward to that. as far as rain today, anything we get will be the light. only .100 of an innh of rain, and only a elp wiih the up slope of the mountains in oakland. seeing more activiiy. 63 degrees the temperature in baltimore, 54 in d.c., 41 in salisbury and 48 if hagerstown. these te

we saw the mild temperatures ut thhre.temperatures that is with sunshine but cold front pushing through but not firing off too many ssorms but potential of getting at rain out there. southern tip of new jersey a little bit of raan north of dover radar scanning frrm the base there shower activityy& there but over baltimore not whole lot of activity. in fact putting this into motion you can see how there were a few showers that popped uual that front but the front will push through justtleaving us witt mainly cloud cover scattered brace of sunshine as well as we look at the hd radar. folks in elegant city break in the clouds temperatures at 73 degrees winds calm but we will continue to see the temperatures cooling throughh6 the night. as the front continues to express from the nooth. 79 at downtown baltimore. 80 in dc so as we go down i-95 progressively he temperaturessget a little warmer but north an west cools off at bit. 75 in hagerstown and we have 63 out there in western maryland and oakland. northerly flow you see the

last debate may e the last chance to tackle the big issues anddtheir poiits out to all of the voters ute. ehrlich to focus on money and the slots revenue. %-likely be on voter turn out..3 if the primmry election is ann indicatioo what is to come, to could be a quiet november at the polls. >> it's unknown why people would turn out to repeat the four that they have had. o'malley got a big boost lastaid week when the president rallied university and that may explain the bbmp in the polls, but there's a political debate within the party. confirmee matches up, the others will be on october 23rd and 22nd. they will be aired on local radio. >>> we will have complete coverage of the debatt all day long here on fox 45, tune in to %-10:00 and theelate edition att for all of the latest of the november elections go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 010. >>> a montgooery county man is in jail this morning accused of paying someone to kill his estranged wifee richard boyd is facing charges includiig solicitatiin of first degree murder. -e offered $1,000 to murderrthe wooan who he was in the process of divorci

this ravens fan took a shht of hii momm he says mom makes it ut to at least one game every year. >>>nd us photos , friends and evvn yourself. go tt foxbaltimore..om and click on purple pride in the community feature section. >>> coming up on the earrl he -dition. he is aking his cause door to door.ú >> hi, david. >> why the president of the cordish company ii getting up -lose and with some anne arundel residents. >>> and sky hd radar reveals, you got it, ssme more rain. how much are we going to get >>> 16 on this monday morning. everybody celebrating the ravens victory. one ming we're not celebrating and rain activiiy out there. we're looking at hd radar and there's places where we are -eeing rain and we will be seeing a few showers that will we may see heavy downppurs. you have heavy rain up toward port deposii and arouun u.s. 113 to the north, but look again for ssattered showers to be in theú forecast through the day today and also into your tuesday and wednesday probbbly because we got a coastal low coming up the eastern seaboard once again. however, this time around ii should be

-ut those who support this ban are hoping it will helppget the word out to all of those pareets thatis is dangerous stuff. >> kidd are buying it, anyone can buy it and when i researched it, it has a hemical compoundd3 that is known to have intense effects even greater than that of marijuana. >> it's making kids sick. it's a dangerous drug, there's no doubt about it? >> stores won't be able to sell it in the current form, but it can still be easily found and bought on the internet. the penalty for selling this drug, $500 or up to 60 ddys in jail. megan gilliland. early edition. >>> a 5 alarm fire brokes inna home in anne arundel county. flames were reporred at glen burnie. there was a woman in tteehome at the time. she was reecued and taken to the %-inhhlaaion.for smoke the fireeremains under investigation. >>> the aclu continues their fight to obtainnthousands of documents from the maryyann3 police.ú they want to uphold a rooting related to a tell battling known as driving while black. the naacp wants to look over police are properly investtgating allegations of racial profiling. ord

-ut on the first drive of the second half. mcgahee goes up the middde and gets hit.sback,3 terrell suggs plants the steeeers quarterback in the ground. a huge stack, a loss of 7, making it a 49-year-old field goal. enough to make jeffery ppsh itt3 to the right. it actually hits off the upright and the ravens escape turning ovee in the end zone without allowing points. later in the 3rd. it to the side line for derrick mason. flacco's 5th interception of the yearr teeritory. %-again.e's defense held up and commits the last 1, this one goes wide left. steelers can't capitalize on two ravens turnnverr. 4th quarter, back aaddthe steelers driving, he hits versus the ravens defeese thiss3 year. and then, mendenhalllgoong around the end reaches the end zoneefrom 7 yards out and he ran for 79 yards and wo touchdowns. pittsburgh leads at 14-11. the ravens go and flacco loos it for boldin and ravens turn it over on down. bbt they will get the ball ack from the steelers. flacco finds bbldin open over he picks up 9..3 and flacco hits bold yoin on the side line and it's tj houshma

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. >>> a developing story ut of baltimoreecounty at this hour. police say two men were stabbed just before 7:00 ttnight at the maryland state fairgrounds. one of the victims stabbed in the head, the other in the arm. police have made one arrest, we'reetold. beer fest was taking place there all day. >>> a stabbing leaves one man hospitalized tonight. that attack happened about 11:00 this morning near mcdonald's. there's no word yet on the motive for the attack, but that victim is expected to survive. >>> montgomery county police are accusing this man of attempting to have his estranged wife killed. investigatorr sayyrichard boyy jr. offered to pay someone to kill his wife. that person went to police. he is in jail without bond. >>> investigators wanttto know if a fire in southwest set. it broke out in an ly abandoned house on south gill more street. investigators say some homeless people were inside that home at the time of the fire. one of them was injured and is being treated tonight at burn center. >>> it dddn't take long to get a fire under co

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can't rule ut a shower or the -aternoon.finitely be shivering. an evening shower still -ossiblee it turns partly cloudy overnighttand then we get ready for the changing weather as we get moreesunshine as we move through the day tomorrow. %-and 73 for saturday and sunda, looking great for the ravens -s we get ready for the raaens and the broocos. clouds and a gray looking day for tuesday. what about the rain this morning? will it be a comfortable commute wherever you're headed. traffic commute. >> reporter: we are ealing with a ccash at southbound lanes at padonia road. make thh push towwrd the beltway. it's goinggto be slow-moving into the parkville rea. you will nottce thh outer loop is going to be packed if you push up thh shot at harford rrad. you are look at a 27-minute ridú from 95 tt 83. therr won't be any relief as we head est. of the beltway, at liberty road, -ou will otice as much congestion. the nner and outer loop is you are looking at a 21-minute ride from 795 to 95. ww do have an accident on liberty road at esse

.@ on the eastern shore we'll top -ut around 64-67-degree mark. central maryland ditto and %-afternoon hours and westeenthe maryland temperatures around 63 degrees. very pleasant ay. here is the five-day forecast. for the baltimore running festival tomorrow. it'' going to be a guard one. nice and criip. 66 ddgrees. and then ook at temperaturess3 very nice. next shot of raii. -nly 30% shot on wednesday. i'll have that full seven-day forecast coming up in ust a bit. >>> if you haven't gotten your flu shot yet there may be a nntural way. studies show that people with higger levels of vitamin d were -alf aa likely to get the flu virus. vitamii d has been linked to reducing osteoporosis. breast cancer nd depression.@ researchers arr not sure why the >> here is the quickest wwy to failure drrver's test next on the late edition. >>> jeff can pass his way into 3 >>> the 33 chilean miners rescueddare happy to be on the -urfaae but also angry at their employer. the mining company. the first to be ressued penÁ said tte men got in the the mounnain was making

pepsi reported mixed results earlier with earnings matching expect ages,ut its future outlook disappointed. pepsi fell 3%. >>> rates on 30-year mortgages fell to the lowest level in decades for the ninth time in 12 weeks with the average rate for 30-year fixed loans dropping 4.27%. >>> finally, in case you hadn't noticed, the future is here. latest example, pay pal's iphone app which allows you to deposit a check by sendin in a photo of both sides. the feature cleared $100,000 worth of checks in the first 36 hours it was available. >>> another twin killing in minnesota. a texas two-step in tampa and tucks in pennsylvania. lus, tim lincecum, known as "the freak" was down right scary last night against the braves. your early morning sports headlines aretraight ahead. >>> and on this friday, i'm struggling to find any bad weather. your weekend forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, after multiple ejections early in baseball playoffs, the umpires are uner the microscope nearly as much as the players. h

world's geothermal power plant market but they expect increased competition with firms in europe, the utedtates, south korea and other asian countries. the japanese group plans to propose large-scale projects in countries such as indonesia and new zealand, which are in volcanic zones and have expressed interest in the method. the group hopes to win orders as early as next year. >>> a survey shows japan's digital content market including music, movies, and games, has shrunk to the smallest level in a decade. the digital content association of japan conducted the survey. it says the market amounted to about $147 billion last year, that's down about 6% from the previous year. the decline was most conspicuous in music cds, down 19% year on year. game software was also down by 16%. the association attributes the decline to japan's stagnant economy and low birth rate. it also says the growing online distribution of low-cost or free music and games has had an impact. one bright spot was sales of concert tickets, up 1.2%. the association says consumers are divided between buying low-priced softwar

it's very blurry ut the family believes it captures the officer's blows. >> he started hitting me infeet and jaw. >> maybe if e had known before he talked to him in the police carrwhatta nice young man he was, maybe he wouldn't have beat him like that. >> in the mean time e says the man hit him with a bootle. police are investigating tonight. >>> days after pleadinn no contest tooa misdemeanor cammaign finance violation, a city council woman is headed to florida on the taxpayers' dime. the city spending board approved almost $1100 today for helton holton to attend a three-day conference in palm beach. the city will spend $259 a night for holton's hotel room so she can attend a national association of counties conference. @% she is a working council wommn with a budget. she has travel expenses as a part of her budget. >> prosecutors say holton asked two local businessmen to pay far a political poll on her behalf. on mondayyshe was removed as chair of the city's taxation and finance ccmmittee. a more serious bribery charge is still pending in the court of appeal. >>> it's our duty to h

[applause]utes >> we're about to embark on our last panel of the afternoon entitled strategies and current state of knowledge but it's also i believe, going to provide just some different perspectives and some different ideas which is always extremely helpful, and that's why we're here today to get those exchange of ideas and debates going and to moderate our panel today is jeff. jeff is the general manager for the metropolitan water district of southern california as we refer to it's a, the met. it's the states largest provider of drinking water and cooperative of 16 cities and 18 million people in 6 counties. prior to his appointment is general manager, just a pointed. he was general council to the water district and prior to that, he represented metropolitan issues including colorado river issues and a number of issues regarding water storage programs. jeff, it's our honor here in san francisco to have you here with us and i'm sure everybody here is honored with your presence. so i appreciate you'll do double duty, that's not only moderating today, but tomorrow with our action plan. wit

the court is expected toish ute ruling on the case sometime next spring. that's -- to issue the ruling on the case sometime next spring. that's one of the big stories because it's taking a national stand. every community is hit by westboro church notch we put this up on the facebook fan page. read some of the comments here. >> a lot of you are weighing in. today's hot topic and we ask what you think. should the church be protected under the first amendment. jason writes the issue is the people are on public streets. you have no right to privacy. i don't like the group but i do support their rights. and justin weighs in and says you have no right to harass private citizens at their own family's funerals. i say you start arresting them and charging them they will stop this pretty quick. we want to know what you think and will share comments throughout the show. you can give two cents on today's hot topic and head to the wmar facebook fan page and leave your comments and we will share them throughout the show this morning. >>> all right. reading is fundamenta

maininndurer strengthen this momentum and to fully and faithfully implement the hard-won action an >>utfforts for a nuclear-free world are facing an obstacle in the fissile merle cutoff treaty meant to ban production of fissile material r clrweapons. negotiations haven't started. u.s. assistant secretary of state rose ttmuersow urging member nations to work on the treaty. despite that challenge, japan's delegation plans to submit a resolution along with the united stesalngornified action toward a world without nuclear weapons. voting on committee resolutions is expected to take place later this month. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

-ut looks like a nice weekend. and then anotherer showing of 70 degrees by early next weekk monday.ys. >> all right vytas that's great. that will do it for the "late %-thank you for joining us. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert.

they met at the ut davis law school where the suspect of capital punishment came up. >> my opponent opposes the death penalty which is the law in california, i support it. >> my position is the same as the last nine attorney generals. you and i both know nothing the change in the attorney's office on the issue of appeal. >> the attorney general's job is seen by some as a political stepping stone. since 1971, every attorney general has eventually run for governor. [chanting] >> the controversy involving republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman and her former housekeeper prompted a protest at the headquarters. members of the united farm workers union crowded into her office demanding to meet with her. they are protesting her plan for agricultural workers. whitman spokesman says the jobs are a key focus of their campaign and is open to meeting with the farm workers to discuss their concerns. >>> union nurses are planning a three-day strike starting next tuesday, october 12. members of the california nurses association voted last month to authorize the job action. the nurses say hospital

ut up with that? >> they may not have a choice. i think what charlie needs to do from a professional standpoint is exactly what he's doing. he's not trying to be anytng other than what he is. and i think one of the reasons why he's not suffering the same fate as perhaps another entertainer and celebrity is he's the bad boy. he's doing the best he can. he doesn't try to preach something else. his image is not taking a hit because this is his image. >> it's di y disagree. >> the fact is, we really reserve a special sort of aggression for women that suffer from these conditions. >> no, lindsay lohan, but she's half his age and she's a very tragic story and she's probably the most analogous to this. yeah, think there is a double eg to differ. >> larry: his problem is violence, isn't it, mark? >> the only time it becomes a problem. i always say, look, if you drink, fine. as long as there isn't violence connected with it then what's the big deal? and you're not getting into a car. as long as you're not hurting anybody. if you start to cr

that's beginning to intrude on the human sfeer of unique at rib uts. there are really two strains of thinking. there does it keep you up nights? do you worry about what will keep us from that vision of the future? ultimately because technology is available, should you be forced to use it or subjected if you don't want it. technology is used by evil people. cell phones and technology, even google are used by evil people. there are probably ways we can automate and look at bad behavior and modify that. you can imagine the phone telling you, you are a place you shouldn't be. >> and telling somebody. >> and you could turn the phone off at that moment. >> what have you learned about human nature? >> it's truly amazing how global these markets are. people are pretty much the same everywhere. that means they have pretty much the bad things as well. people want to be entertained complaining and arguing that those criticisms are ill informed. they are much more prepared to lead the world because they are more global. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> next t

. >> critics point ut it did not look at whether iv aspirin could stop the pain from progressing. still, daniellea believeses many of looking for methods of controlling pain without strong side affects. >> as a migraine sufferer the biggest thing is just want to be able to live our lives. >> and this alternative pain medications cost about three times that much. >> and cvs drug store as agreed to pay $75 million in fines after allowing purchases of a key ingredient used to make methamphetamine. prosecutors say this led to a spike in the southern california drug trafficking problem saying they did not carefully monitor sales of the medicines formulated to make meth. in california and other states have you to register in order to buy it. >> and one of the dancers of "dancing with the stars" is in the bay area today. to raise awareness about the need for domestic violence services and resources. comedian niecey nash spoke to nearly 400 people for an agency called stand for families free of violence. she talked about the shocking domestic violence in her life. >> when i was 15 i saw m

a ticket used to cost $77, ut now, it's $252.ouncilman bill cole says that is outrageoussand he has introduced new legislation that will ower the fine to $100. >> it's against he law, there should be penalty attached to it, but $250 is clearly not the right one. %-that raised parking rates acrs the city. >>> baltimorr county residents should include good news as local officials prepare to release crime statistics for the first half of the year. couuty executive gym ssith announced the crime totals for january through june.ú homicide, rape, robbery and auto threat all noticely decreased whaird to thdecreasedcompared tt year. >>> witt just eeks before the midterm electtons governor martin oomalley has been hitting the campaign trail and one of the major topics on his agenda is education. the governor met can students in college paak on monday. he ran ads says he froze tuition at state schools for four years and he says students tell him they aae grateful..3 >> i wouldn't be able to g go to college without the college freeze. we are

ut another way, does san francisco more highly>g valued 3 below market rate subsidize affordable housing6l private tennis courts? we have not heard this conversation take place yet. we jñ remember that sea wall walk 351 belongs to all the people of san-p francisco and nt to one neighborhood. it is fair to ask as a sálz franciscan that the ultimate use of this valuable land be the highest used to the most number fran a choosing to protect a surface parking lotv who, very ironically, cannot accept any change on the s francisco waterfront compared with the benefits offered by seen would be a catastrophic civic choice. thank you. th. good afternoon, commissioners. hgcarpenter's unit local 22. i stand before you as a person who was born here i have worked all my life as a nd i represent roughly the members of the carpenters' union local 22. i will not even tryz7 to reitere any of the things that have been spoken. .,we, the carpenters who have built the places where we live, [wwork, and play here in sentences, have indoor long and Ñdeep unemployment. we care about what we build here. we are t

>> yoo cut $150 million ut of school construction this year.cord amount. >> now between now and election day tte governor and ffrmmr ú%f face-to-face in additional debates in community forums and -n radio and tv. john rydell, fox 45 news ""ate in the debate? we put the question to professor rhetoric of at richard vats. >> if you are talking about presentation. o'malley was smoother. ehrlich rougher. but two people that disagree -hilosophically. >> nd, of course, stay on top of ll the latest election nees stories on our website foxbaltimore.com and/vote 2010. >> for the very first time in the state of maryland women giving birth can donate umbilical cords for esearch. umbilical cord blood has adult stem cells used to treat 90 diseases. mason schaefer is alive today because of umbilical cord donation. >> masoo himself had a donated stem cell transplant one year ago on october 1st. and he is cureed. -nly treatment option we had for the disease thaa he wasú diagnosee with at 5 and a half mmnths. >> it is free to donate cord blooo. it will go into t

thht is utting it in perrpective right ow. we're talking about a llt of run off. showers.'s mostly moving off to the north and east. most of the ain in its wake we it will produce flooding and that concerns indicated by the flosh flooflash-flood waaning. that threw thii morning went through 6:15 we have a flash-flood warning through the nortteastern part of the ssate ttat continues until the early morning hours until 8 to 10:00 this morniig relative to news. through the afternoon. continues you can ee that also it's definitely going to be a day33 that we still deal witt the flooding bbt annimproving day as this continues to track north and east and away from us. it will be a windy onn, 15--0 miles per hour gusting to 30 miles per hour. we will talk about a cool down for the weekend. right noo lauren is here with an %-edge.nn look at the trafficc3 lauren. >> reporter: thhnk you, well, it's going to be another -e're dealing with several accidents, flooding, down treess yyu name it, we're dealiig withú it. we do have trouble in the city where we are dealing with flooding. and

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can see, that boundary, that has the line of showers, that will move througgú 56 degrees, starting it utaltimore, does not sound soú bad. >> so, depending on where you are, some of the areas in the 40's. at the bus stop, 49 degrees, so3 a cooler morning, just five-miles-per-hour, and, then later, and heavy, and a cool everyday, getting up to 60 degrees, and back off. with some gusts up to 30-miles-per-hour. but not until llte in the afternoon. >> see what's happening, n the roadways, and she has the traffic. >> good morning. what we do have, some flashing lights because of an accident. it's at wilkins avenue. so far we don't have any major roaadclosures to report. so, we'll continue to keep you up-to-date. as for 95, take a live look, and %-cars there, on both ofa few southbound, and northbound stretch, and 95 is in the green, as well. clip. 55-miles-per-hour. and, 54-miles--er-hour, with an 11 miiute drive, from 95 uu to 83. and a calm ride, eight minutes, and 54-miles-per-hour theeee that's a look at the morning travel vest. >> thank you. 5::2, ow, more votes will be the uiielines woul

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. >> and what they are-- i'm telling you, 70% of the country-- >> and it's an i don't ut rage-- >> (cheers) >> i want to say something to all of you. you have just seen what should not happen. we should be able to have discussions without washing our hands and screaming and walking off stage. my colleagues, should not have happened. >> after that, barbara fired them both (laughter) >> mid morning meltdown on abc's the view on thursday and bill o'reilly trying to give a view why most americans don't want a mosque built so close to the ground zero site in lower manhattan and whoopi goldberg and joy behar did eventually come back to the set when billionare ow nairoed extreme muslims. >> and what got lost in translation. >> could i hear that again. pinkerton says a thousand things a day i disagree with. if i walked out every time he said something. >> i mean, that doesn't mean owe really was right, that means you do not leave no matter how obnoxious the other people on the other side. >> i think it's the best thing that happened to the view for years. i'd like to see them walk off and both sta