we are getting some flashes near frederick and westminster. this will move it through pretty quickly. we will see a late morning start like yesterday. look at the temperatures. once again we are in the 60's. one more day with a high temperature five or 10 degrees above average. we do have to keep the chance of rain late today. some changes in the week and forecasts that we will tell you about and a little bit. >> good morning, everyone. we are starting with not so good news for motorists who travel through silver spring on university boulevard. we are should down on university boulevard in both directions. two utility poles are down as a result of a crash. if you are trying to watch out for overnight construction not too bad of the beltway. we have the one the lane closed at you go over the northwest bridge. in virginia not too bad in springfield on the beltway to 66. you will need to stay to the left until that is clear. >> now we move on to our top story. relief for nfl coaches players and the fans. a tentative agreement has been reached to

so despite the odds, bullet mcclure from westminster college had done it.hurchill and truman were coming to fulton in march of 1946. unfortunately, bullet mcclure didn't really know what he'd bargained for. it seemed pretty easy to write the letter and certainly nice getting to go to the white house, but soon enough a question came to his mind, how on earth is this town of 8,000 people going to accommodate tens of thousands of visitor coming here to see the two most famous men in the world? so to try to overcome this logistical nightmare, mcclure established committees for every conceivable detail; housing, food, safety, policing communications, even toilets. they did, in fact, have a toilet committee, woringly enough. [laughter] now, mcclure couldn't do all this work alone, so he hired two publicists, and he worked around the clock with them even while laboring to restore his beloved westminster college to postwar posterity because, of course, any male over the age of 17 had been draft eligible, and it was only mcclure's negotiating that had, in fact, kept

the main issues that is fueling the fire when it comes to independents has been the handling in westminster of finances on the back of the financial crisis some of it's received a lot of criticism and underpinning all of that off shore north sea all revenues expected to earn about thirty four billion dollars on an annual basis and that's something that scotland and its populace seem increasingly wanting to get their hands on. gail lythgoe is campaigning for independence that is scotland outside of the u.k. could make decisions based on it's own me. too with independence when the biggest advantages is the ability to create feed our society the ability to do is to design in our financial system the ability to design our welfare system in scotland we've gone down a different path we have the education we could free prescription charges we are focusing mark far more on construction and job creation and investing in in the economy scotland has massive potential in the new renewable industry in fact the scottish government has just invested a lot of money in the green industry so in scotland we'r

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go with what westminster do and about to be one of the biggest advanced independents will be able to do so so the different virtues in all the other areas of competency which we don't currently have. and our online news team is keeping you up to date with a bounce in scotland on altie dot com and while you are online check out some other stories about. american media losing the trust of the people as in my drawer a sea of americans i have stopped expecting mainstream news to be objective. and say here pays this punishment that became famous for blushing and nineteenth century france looks to cash in on the fiasco. in bahrain security forces have fired tear gas and stun grenades at anti-government demonstrators at least twenty nine were arrested shi'ite protesters are calling for an answer what they call discrimination by the sunni molokai on wednesday bahrain's leaders agreed to accept most of the u.s. human rights recommendations pleasuring to suppress violence and improve treatment of political prisoners more than fifty people have been killed and the rest which has been ongoing so

london for us for more from the wiley world of westminster the to including the deputy prime minister's discovering that saying sorry sounds sincere if it's. a. word you won't forget nick clegg may be slumping in the polls over broken promises these days but the pm do could end up with number one apology would you go to music would make of what got more on that story for you heck of a lot more to. bring. you to slow often enough news that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that you slough is of course on the island of van horn at the heart of by call his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and she's horses look there's something. it gets lonely here but horses have become part of me now i've fallen off so many times sometimes they'd bite as well it's part of my every day life. been home rats just laugh for centuries most still live off the land of cattle and fish every evening local villagers place their nets and in the morning the catch is always good. we always have enough here. if by call is often called the pearl of siberia

more from the wiley world of westminster to come including the deputy prime minister who's just covering that saying sorry sooner. that song. may claggy may be slumping in the polls over broken promises but it pianos number two could end up at number one after his apology video got a musical make of this story in detail and more coming up after this break. culture is that so much as i can which of course you write on it until you hear on weirdness the occupy movement stay or does it now just a passing fad there was a lot of outrage and even violence but what about. tucked in between the russian mainland japan and the sub coming island is the island of minute on named after french seafarer who discovered it it is described as the pride of the sakhalin region we'll take a look at what's in store for us here. until two thousand and four the island was part of the borders own and was completely restricted too busy to know the spectroscope place is open to tourists unique plants and animals are its top which direction. he has been exploring the deaths on the world seas for several decades but

servants lack the expertise necessary to do their job properly while more from the wildly world westminster to come tonight as well including the deputy prime minister's discovering that saying sorry and see if it's. nick clegg may be slumping in the polls of broken promises but the p.m.'s number two could put. apology video to make over here is not to see more of it get more of the story right after this break which. if you're passing through rushes to do region you really can. get thousands of kilometers of unspoiled countryside make up an area where it's still possible to live off the learned and enterprising locals so the fruits of the forest by the side of nearly every road. such spectacular scenery makes it a paradise for fisherman and provides a business opportunity for hunters. you know he has been hunting for more than thirty years and works for a company providing expeditions for tourists this season ducks are on the menu. the two things are successful. at a silence which means that i need to be very quiet i'm not going to write in the. office. but when you've been in the business

grown what westminster do and about and we want to the biggest advance to use both independence was to be able to do so so the different virtues in all the other areas of competency which we don't currently have and. meanwhile our online news team is keeping you up to date with a bounce in scotland on home and while you're on the web check out some other stories to examine archimedes losing the trust of the people as the majority of americans have stopped expecting it mainstream to be objective. plus failure pays us punish woman who became famous for blemish in a nineteenth century fresco looks to kind of shine on the fiasco. stay with us here more news coming up in just a few moments. remains in this tree even for specialists how a voice can produce several sounds it warms the heart of throat singing comes naturally picked up like a language. a language of communicating with nature it said that's where throat singing originates from dreams believe not only animals but also all the surrounding objects like reverse forests and even stones souls imitating the sounds they believe assumes

we mentioned readings in the 60's in ocean city. 58 at parkton, westminster 61. 40's earlier at oakland, now it's 50 degrees. 60's in the lighter green shades, norfolks down around 72. the blue indicates spots in the 40's, especially in the great lakes, so that's the cooler air filtering in behind the front. the front is evident with the band of cloud, mostly moved offshore. the rainy part was in pennsylvania and new york state and new england so there wasn't much moisture with this front, cut to the south. the front's out to sea and we are under the influence of high pressure and there's two days worth of good air here. right over the weekend before things change because there's a system developing down the lower mississippi valley or approaching that, coming out of the ozarks and a front out of canada and the dakotas and montana. the two of those will combine and move our way early next week so our forecast today is good. 74 to 79, the high. mostly sunny, a little bit of a breeze, northwest winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. small craft advisories on the bay and sunday looks good, as well.

. >> reporter: in the county seat in westminster you see bilingual posters in english and spanish. if one carroll county commissioner gets his way he would have all official language in english only. he said the reason is two-fold. >> to encourage assimilation as wave after wave of immigrants have done throughout our country's history, and secondly, it prevents the county from income a position where it's got to start expending costs to be bilingual or whatever the case may be. >> reporter: shoe maker said 31 states have passed similar measures. yet, the proposal as prompted criticism from opponents. >> some folks accusing us of having hidden white hoods, bigotry and that sort of thing. the fact remains, nothing could be further from the truth. what we're trying to encourage is assimilation. we're all the melting pot. this is the united states of america. that's the objective. >> reporter: in carroll county, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> the public has been encouraged to speak out before the board's weekly meeting in westminster but there's no word whether that public comment must be i

the boardwalk, 64. 59, westminster. frederick, 61. 46 at oakland.t cooler air is filtering in a little bit. the satellite image showing shower activity skewed to the north. most of the shower activity was in canada, limited moisture. down to the southwest of us, texas, moving into louisiana, arkansas, missouri, in the ozarks there, they are getting rape and this is a storm combined with, you can see a hint of the cold front to the northwest, combining early next week to be a more positive rain maker. you can see cooler air filing in. we have mild conditions but west of the mountains, readings in the 50's. international falls, 31 degrees. by evening, the cold front well off shore, high pressure coming in. this is the weekend weather so it's all good but developing storm to the southwest and front from the dakotas will change the story early next week so today looks good. 74 to 79, mostly sunny, a little bit of a breeze. small craft advisories on the bay, chops up to two to three feet in the bay. dry conditions, timeline saturday into sunday looks fin

ar banna 72. 71 westminster. 7 a 5 easton. -- 75 easton.he winds are sustained at 65 miles per hour. not moving quickly to the north, 4 man, it is is folked to strengthen as we go through time to a category two, we are going to keep ow eyes peeled for this one -- our eyes peeled for this one. we see the rain pushing in through the monning morning and afternoon, and downpours in time for your commute home. this will continue in to tomorrow and things will taper off as we go in to you friday. the hour by hour folk for you by lunchtime today, around 83 degrees, a check of your seven- day forecast brings in drier conditions by friday. now a check of the time saver traffic with mike masco. >>> good morning, that's a heck of a 7 day, lynette. here is what is going on, on the roadses not about construction, not about an accident, it's about debris on the roadways this morning. it's n of baltimore. -- north of baltimore. that's an accident, 30 and dover and road. be aware, overnight storms causing tree limbs to come down. an accident south of the c

so despite this, boiler mact were, westminster college had done it.hill and truman were coming to form in march 1946. unfortunately bullet mccluer didn't know what he bargained for. it seemed pretty easy to write a letter answer a nice getting to go to the white house. soon enough the question came to his mind, how on earth is this town of 8000 people going to accommodate tens of thousands of visitors coming here to see the two most famous men in the world? so to try to overcome this logistical nightmare, mccluer established committees for every conceivable detail, housing, food, safety, policing, communications, and even toilets. they did, in fact, have a toilet. mccluer didn't do all this work alone. so he hired to publicists and he worked around-the-clock with them. even while laboring to restore his beloved westminster college to postwar austerity because of course any male over the age of 17 had been draft eligible and it was only mccluer's negotiating that did, in fact, get the college going when the government agreed to host the naval training

the main issues that is fueling the fire when it comes to independents has been the handling in westminster of finances on the back of the financial crisis something it's received a lot. of criticism and underpinning all of that off shore north sea revenues expected to earn about thirty four billion dollars on an annual basis and that's something that scotland and its populace seem increasingly wanting to get their hands up. by the way our online news team is keeping you up to date with the events in scotland on home and while you are there check out some other stories to. the american media is losing the tranced of the people the majority of americans have stopped expecting mainstream news to be attractive. in class failure pays as punish woman who became famous for blemish in a nineteenth century fresca looks to cash in on the fiasco. does die without any more news coming up in just a few. the legacy no one should be proud. of scrap metal pristine arctic landscape building stilton over their foundation pipes spewing black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industri

this includes the might still be able to hear the echoes of laughter in the hallowed halls of westminster in the week that thing nick clegg's apology video a remake going viral the chief whip in the thought that the public and local councillor get arrested britons have taken to social media to discuss the fact that some funny things to be going on in government. and the video is certainly got a lot of loss but the so-called apology to students over the rise in tuition fees is just the latest in a long line of broken promises and government he turns and is losing the government credibility another apology came today from the government chief whip angie mitchell he told police offices and in another twist tory brian coleman has been arrested for alleged assault on a member of the public so it's not looking good for the government that is the apologies come thick and fast people are finding it hard to exert some students at the quezon are struggling to get employment cleaning toilets and as many of being quick to point out it's not just who is struggling in the midst of a double dip recessio

we can see what's going on in terms of some wind damage around westminster, that was yesterday. it happened at 3:25. and for today we are going to begin to clean things up. it's going to be much better outside. but we're still talking about the flood warning that's in effect until, actually, 11:45, it was extended. you can see it for the areas in the green, so carroll and also fredrick. as we go throughout the day, we will see improving conditions. we're already drying out along the eastern shore and that will continue. let's get a check now of the abc 2 news time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, lynette. glad to see that rain is finally out of the picture. yesterday was just terrible. we are dealing with a serious apartment fire going on right now in northeast baltimore. load stone way will be shut down as the fire department does investigate. linda stow will bring you a live report from the scene coming up in just a few minutes. if you are headed to the area, stick with conneaut way as your alternate route. problems on 695 this morning. w

rain showers from garrett county all the way to westminster. south of the city, you mostly have a dry commute. we're starting off in the 60's and 70's and moving into the 80's through the afternoon. 83 for the eastern shore. most of the showers and thunderstorms are coming in from the last. after this first batch of rain, most will hold off until the afternoon and evening hours. 40% chance for showers tomorrow and weakening chances into the weekend. >> 6:37. 66 degrees at the airport. a study that sounds like something out of a herman melville novel. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think is a reasonable percentage for a tip when dining out? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a rare while citing -- whale sighting. a helicopter cited this white humpback whale. it is an elusive albino whale. people said seen the creature was amazing. some said it was like an iceberg coming out of the water. this citing would-

done really well in the areas where we have come to so we have different priorities you know what westminster do and about every one of the biggest advanced both independence was to be able to do so so the division of bertie's and all the other areas of competency which we don't cut and we haven't. and of course our online news team works hard to keep it off to date with a bounce in scotland aussie dollar home and while you are there check out some other stars as well american media is losing the trust of the people as the majority of americans have stopped expecting mainstream news to be abject. plus failure pays as punish woman who became famous for blemish and nineteenth century fresco looks to cache in all they feel. stay with asio news coming up in just a few moments. trimmings in this tree even for specialists of voice can produce several sounds that kwame's between aeons the art of throat singing comes naturally picked up like a language. a language of communicating with nature it said that's where throat singing originates from. believe not only animals but also all surrounding object

more from the wiley world of westminster to come including the deputy prime minister who's discovering that saying sorry sound sincere if that song. may clegg may be slumping in the polls over broken promises but the p.m.'s number two could end up a number one after his apology video got a musical make over this story in detail and more coming up after this break. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. looking at some jokes you simply do not believe the const peak and good news how they can wrong oh. it's an international sled dog race with those driving the dogs. coming from as far away as a strength in canada and the us they come to russia and everybody is so very friendly they welcomed me with open arms and the scenery is so beautiful it's very much like alaska and so i felt at home the first let's go it was brought here from australia and now it's trios come to this remote ration village to take part in the race it's not surprising they love it this trail ira mazie. but even more amazing is the story of how racing first sta

the dew point is lower. 39 in westminster, indicating some dry air. the stage is set.peratures are falling through the evening. some of those cooler ballets in the ballets could be down to the 40's. much warmer in downtown baltimore. most of the outlying suburbs will be cold as high pressure comes in. it will deliver the cool air. or whether al west. rapid city at 97. denver at 90. that he will not get here because high pressure blocks of for several days and we get to enjoy some pre-fall-like weather. low humidity. a water temperatures up to around 80. tomorrow, expect to see some 30's on the board. recovering to the upper 60's. across the bay on to the eastern shore, gorgeously summer weather. the humidity levels are stepping down. climbing into the mid-80's. that stretch of whether it takes us through the work week and temperatures will slowly warm into the the's. nighttime temperatures and to the 50's. most of saturday will be decent. the next chance for rain would come in on sunday afternoon. >> if you're considering investing in a clean grain vehicle, you might w

on the main issues it's fueling the fire when it comes to independents has been the howling in westminster of finances on the back of the financial crisis something has received a lot of criticism and underpinning all of that off shore north revenues expected to earn about thirty four billion dollars on an annual basis so that's something that scotland and its populace seem increasingly wanting to get their hands up. and our on my knees team is keeping you up to date with a bounce in scotland on r.t. dot com and while you're on the web check out some other stories as well thank them in media is losing the trust of the people as the majority of americans have stopped expecting mainstream news to be objective. and also that they are pays a spanish woman who became famous for blue machine and nineteenth century fresca looks to share in on the fiasco. in bahrain security forces have fired tear gas and stun grenades at government demonstrators at least twenty nine were arrested shi'ite protesters are calling for an end to all they call discrimination by the sunni on wednesday bahrain's leaders

on the main issues it's fueling the fire when it comes to independents has been the handling in westminster of finances on the back of the financial crisis something that's received a lot of criticism and underpinning all of that off shore north sea oil revenues expected to earn about thirty four billion dollars on an annual basis that is something that scotland and its populace seem increasingly wanting to get their hands up. a little later this welfare worries can now put our leaders plans to bring the dead could mean more of the poorest people plunged into poverty we've got the full report the full story and a lot more to just a couple of minutes. the legacy no one should be proud. of scrap metal littering pristine arctic landscape building stilton over their foundation pipes black smoke over the snow covered peaks the traces of the soviet industrial activity on the bergen archipelago don't make a pretty picture the guiding principle here is the worse the better locals like to tell the story that back in soviet times when norwegians were visiting barons were they also an ex. and how pros

back up towards westminster. we have some low clouds, fog, and drizzle leftover from the thunderstorms yesterday. give yourself a couple of extra minutes this morning. let's look at how much rain fell over the last 12 hours. the bull's-eye was up in pennsylvania. you can see almost an inch of rain drop since 4:00 p.m. yesterday evening. almost 3 inches to the west of york, pennsylvania. we will get a little bit of a break. there is the batch of rain i was talking about. then there is a bit of a lull back to the south and west. thunderstorms will likely redevelop this afternoon. 75 at the air point. the dew points are in the low to mid 70's. this is tropical storm lesley with 65 mile per hour wind. some of the computer models to take it close to the east coast of the united states. that is a storm we have to keep an eye on. here home, a chance for showers and thunderstorms. a few light showers this morning. if you get underneath one of the storms, it can drop locally heavy amounts of rain. the seven-day forecast -

here's westminster and near oak orchard in frederick county 10 miles away, a magnitude 2 earthquake there. our forecast, lots of s >>> and that's your latest weather. lester? >>> now to a case that made headlines more than a half century ago. a little girl in illinois snatched from a street corner. all these years later, there has been a conviction in the case. nbc's kevin tibbles has the story. >> reporter: it's been one of the oldest cold cases in u.s. history. 7-year-old maria was playing in her town when she simply vanished. kathy chapman was with maria when a young man approached offering a piggy bag. >> you do remember a face and you don't forget a face. >> reporter: the pretty girl was snatched on the street. families nationwide worried for their own children's safety. 55 years ago, this story was of such national concern, president dwight eisenhower and j. edgar hoover asked for daily updates. five months after her disappearance, maria's body was found in a forest some 120 miles from home. among the suspects, local boy john 17 at the time, he told police he was in chicago for a me

loo -- a look at westminster and york. in western maryland it will go down to the 30's. 75 for the high. the low below average at 60. the record high was in 1983. it looks like tomorrow morning closing record of 43 measured at the airport will be safe. some of the suburbs made it down that low because the skies remained unclear and the winds will be light and the atmosphere is dry. mountains now, 70's around town. in downtown baltimore, 60's and a clear sky. 44 in the coolest ballets by daybreak and 57 at the inner harbor with light winds. this has cleared the skies into eastern canada and down to the gulf. the sprawling area of high pressure that will convert to new to control the weather. no disturbance coming our way for several days. sunny skies tomorrow. 79 before -- 74 to degrees. sun set at 7:21 p.m. it water temperatures in the upper 70's to around 80. 30's in the morning in the mountains. warming to the upper 60's tomorrow. eastern shore locations, interior sections could be in the upper 40's. daytime temperatures

about 10 miles south of westminster. it was only a 2.1 magnitude earthquake. it was 3 miles down. the weather is not earthshaking now. it is gorgeous. there is the view of the beach. you can see the shadows from the setting sun. 74 in town. 72 at th >> live entertainment on three stages at the cultural festival in towson that showcases the cultural heritage of the county african-americans. it features food, fun, and cultural exhibits. >> they have a lot of attractions to buy and eat. it is a good representation of what african-american culture is all about. >> this is the 16th year for the festival. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> the weather was not a problem today. absolutely gorgeous. the departing weather system produced rain north of us overnight. high pressure is giving us good conditions. it is holding off a disturbance that will get bigger to the southwest. by monday, we will be dealing with it. for the rest of the weekend, we will be dealing with the high. yesterday, we were in the low to mid 80's. today the high was 75 at t

they are down to 61. 78 in edgewood. 79 in westminster. in western maryland, temperatures are in the mid- 70's. here is satellite imagery showing this area of rain over our area. we are over the northwest aids in baltimore. the clouds are beginning to break up. -- we are over the northwest edge in baltimore. we could have some more storms this afternoon. a low pressure area offshore. that is helping to stir things up right now. there is another cold front out to the west. it will be coming in. between that in the heat of the afternoon, it will trigger some more thunderstorm activity. in the gulf of mexico, it is a little piece of what is left of isaac. one part of it went up into new england and another part headed down to the gulf of mexico. forecasters are watching that to see if it develops into an additional tropical feature. a lot of thunderstorms and activities south of louisiana. we also have leslie. eventually, leslie will turn north. now it is to the east of bermuda. then we have michael. 150 miles an hour winds. it does not look

westminster, 52. 45 in frederick. the blue shades are some of the readings that have dropped into the 40's. the skies are clear. we will warm up quickly once the sun gets high enough in the sky. these brighter clouds are trying to produce some sprinkles. the more significant rain in kentucky and down south. a disturbance in the gulf coast. then we have a front that will start to move in. the high pressure has to get out of the way. all of the other stuff will start to filter in. nadine is a tropical storm and moving out to the east and northeast in the atlantic. it is tough to get that organize. the tropics are not very active at this stage in the game. shower chances late today. the basic forecast is increasing clouds. a southeast wind at 5 to 10 miles per hour. by tomorrow morning, we could see as much as half an inch of rain around the area. we could pick up another three- quarters of an inch to an inch of rain with some pretty good thunderstorms tomorrow. a slight risk for severe thunderstorm activity all across t

currently westminster 54. edgewood 59. 57. coolest spots though are out in the mountains. 39 still in oakland. 45 in frostburg. speaking of frostburg, folks in the mountains could see some frost both tomorrow and tuesday as temperatures will drop into possibly the high 30s -- excuse me, high 20s to low 30s. keep an eye on that. frost already. it's still september. currently right now, clear skies over pretty much the entire state. just a couple lingers clouds around ocean city. they were dealing with fog that has since lifted or is in the process of lifting right now. all of that cloud cover due to this front right here which passed through our area and brought us rain which we could use. we're still in a drought. 6.5 inches according to the numbers. cool weather. this well designed trough here is really bringing some cool temperatures to our area. will bring cool temperatures to our area this evening. and will bring cool temperatures to much of the midwest and portions of the northeast. showing this temperature all morning. f

it is similar degrees downtown, 67 degrees at the airport and only 51 degrees in westminster. it will be able to sneak into near-70 degrees today. it will be a little bit cooler in the western suburbs. mostly sunny. a few clouds hanging out from time to time. the northwest wind at 10 m.p.h. to 15 m.p.h. the waves are at 1 ft. to 3 feet. the next high tide at fort mchenry will be at 10:10 p.m. this evening. the skies will clear and it will be chilly tomorrow morning. you will probably wake up to temperatures in the 40's. sunset at 7:08 p.m. we will hit 77 degrees on friday. the next chance for rain will come in late saturday and into saturday night. it shall clear up and turn cooler again on sunday. >> we see the hilarious comedy -- "parks and recreation" returns tomorrow night. we getting the lowdown. hi, guys. and my interrupting something? >> hi. >> no. not at all. >> and stuhr cells. -- keep your hands to yourselves. >> what's up? >> how are you? >> i'm good. how're you. >> i'm doing great. >> it's really fun. you know, i am from the tristate area. i am from delaware. so i

taneytown, westminster. and there's more scattered showers starting to fire up over west virginia. if you trace a line, looks like it will be into the city limits later tonight going into tomorrow morning. we'll have to keep an eye on the radar. at any point the storms could bubble up. a tornado chaser down in this cell over parts of east oklahoma. these bands of showers and embedded thunderstorms will be in our area. that will deliver the scattered showers. 86 in memphis. compare that to click at 63. that's where the front is currently located. future trend showing the spot showers through the course of tomorrow, tomorrow evening and on friday another band moves in our direction. be aware the next several days feature scattered showers. mostly cloudy, spotty showers. tomorrow shame deal. 80 degrees, spotty showers and storms are in the mix. ravens game, bring the wet weather gear. could be a spot shower. 80 on thursday. so that is, well, not fall. 76 degrees on friday and we'll be into the 70s saturday through sunday. a cooling trend over the weekend. we'll seat spotty spotty -- s

once again, very warm outside, muggy, we can see the 76 degrees, annapolis, 72 marriottsville. 70 westminster. edgewood 74. 73 elkton. >>> by 6:00, the roads in downtown baltimore should be re- opened for you use following the weekend's grand prix which is welcome news for commuters and people who drive downtown. >> cheryl conner spoke with business openers to get thoughts on this year's race. take a look. >> reporter: tearing down the walls for a secondee of the baltimore grand prix, the construction doesn't make as much noise as the race cars that turn downtown baltimore in to a trap with speeds of 180 miles per hour, while the rest of us stood still. literally if you were driving near the inner harbor, pratt was shut down through the weekend putting business owners on edge. >> i think this year was with us. the race was over at 6:00. everybody came out. >> reporter: little italy, the opener says this year was many successful than the first grand prix, a special menu, cool wine cellar and bocce ball inside brought people in. the owner says his business will do better this weekend when the y

blow to mid-70s in the north. 80 in westminster. temperature will not move much today.aybe just another degree or two. down in the tropics, mrs. tropical storm leslie. this is near pr. this is a storm that we have to keep an eye on. this may brush the new england coast as we get through next weekend. showers and thunderstorms possible today. some will produce locally heavy amounts of rain. humid and temperatures in the 80's. same thing tomorrow. everybody goes back to work and school, same forecast. chance for rain goes down to 40% on wednesday. then hoping we get some dry weather at the end of the week. another system coming in right behind that with another chance for rain on saturday and sunday. >> researchers at northwestern university have developed a guide to help parents and doctors determine when a tantrum is just being part of a toddler -- being a toddler or if it is a behavior problem. researchers found most tantrums happen when a child is tired or frustrated. they also found a less than 10% of kids have a daily tantrum. researchers are now looking at how patt

debitors are a bit of a shock. 48 in westminster, 48 in westminster. 59 degrees downtown.le bit on the cool side. a few clouds this morning. sunshine again tomorrow. at 79 on wednesday. we drop down into the low seventies with a chance for rain ♪ >>> we're back now. 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the 24th day of september, 2012. these are some of the eye-catching looks that were part of last night's primetime emmy awards, and coming up ryan seacrest will wrap up some of the red carpet action for us when he joins us. pretty cool stuff. and we'll look at fashions as well. i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie and al roker. >> also ahead. we remember kerri walsh jennings and misty may-treanor winning their third straight medal at the olympics and an announcement about her future and may not be what you expect. coming up with her in a few minutes. >> and this lady is an american icon. two words. carol burnett. she is one of the funniest people on the planet. her variety show, an american classic. carol has now picked her favorite moments for a new collection. i can't imag

. >> excited for its debut, westminster winery is tucked away off route 27. a small, family-phone winery. that our goal is to grow and produce premium wines in maryland that really reflect our soils and our area well. >> the winery was established two years ago and is run by the baker siblings who are just out of college. their sister lisa is away visiting vineyards in california. drew says in this part of the state, it has been a great summer for grape-growing. >> we are about two weeks ahead of schedule, which is a good place to be. it was a little wet at the beginning of september, but the past 10 days and the next 10 days look into it -- fantastic. >> not yet open to the public, of westminster relies on its wine club, something made possible by marilyn's new shipping laws. >> it is huge. not every winery has a business model that includes a tasting room. being able to have a wine club and to ship two but three times a year -- it is great. it is a blast. it is a lot of work at times, but we do have a great time. >> the family is looking for to a wine festi

all that quickly, but 77 degrees already in annapolis. 74 we mentioned earlier in ocean city. 73 westminster frederick 77. behind the front, you do see a change in temperatures. readings are in the 70's, near 80, all this yellow area use a. it abruptly turns agreement to head out west, where you see these readings in the 50's and 60's. we have been in the 70's and the 80's for the last few days. was the flood goes through, we will actually cool down a little bit. -- once the front goes through, we will actually cool down a little bit. these clouds are where the rain is. there is a secondary front behind that. the upper great lakes, that is where most of the action will be as the system goes through. new england will be hit with a symptom -- with the system, but by the time it gets to the chesapeake bay area, it seems like the system will go through our area dry. and we have our storm nadine out in the atlantic. all the computer models are indicating it will stay out there. it will not head toward the u.s. at all. they are not watching much out in the atlantic right now. not much activity. ar

westminster has got a little sun every once in awhile. 84 is the temperature right now. frederick checks in with 88 degrees. bands of rain sheriff activity developing here. you can see the spotty nature of this. not everybody is sharing in the rain activity, but it is popping up along a stationary front. it was there yesterday and is there again today, and will be here again tomorrow. what is left of isaac is slowly moving toward the east. we are still going to see a lot of that moisture from isaac in the area, so we still see the chance for rain. tonight, cloudy, human, scattered storms. tomorrow, again, scattered showers and thunderstorms and maggie some heavy rain. otherwise, just generally cloudy with southeast winds at 5-10 miles an hour. we might get a rest for a little while to more rewarding, but then it crops again tomorrow in the afternoon and we have the same cycle again on wednesday agreed by the time it to thursday, we should see more sunshine, but even on thursday there is a chance for some isolated storm activity. rain is definitely in the forecast with a

the upper 40s westminster rs 48 there, easton 49 degrees , the winds are nice and calm. not dealing with foggy conditions this morning, we have a few clouds out there and also it's a good thing that the clouds are out there, we would have been under the frost advisory as well. maryland's most powerful radar is dry around maryland. our eye takes us in to pennsylvania. we are seeing a little shower popping up across the area, it is fizzling out some. we can see to it the west of carlisle and i york, pennsylvania. temperatures in the mid-40s in to york, pennsylvania. hour by hour forecast for today, as we break it down by 8:00, temperature 55 degrees, that should be our low temperature starting out this morning. temperatures are quite chilly and quite lower than that. as we head in to lunchtime, we will see sunshine out there, the temperature coming in at 67 degrees, dry throughout the day. plenty of sunshine as we go in to the 3:00 hour. 70 for a high. 75 degrees for this time of the year. nice, it's going to be a great day for a game. we get two of them. now a check of th

convention is the biggest dog and pony show since last year when i tried to enter my palomino-doodle at westminster. [laughter] sorry banjo, they're bigots. anyway, tonight dnc dis-info-tainment line up features rahm emanuel, harry reid, jimmy carter, first lady michelle obama and congressional candidate joaquin castro and his twin brother san antonio mayor julian castro. i mean call me racist but i cannot tell these hispanics apart. [laughter] folks. the whole thing is just sad, it's just sad. every time the republicans have a convention it's like the democrats have to have one too. [laughter] but it's not going to work this time around. just ask rnc chairman reince priebus. >> today the thrill and pixy dust of barack obama's presidency is gone. americans feel no hope, democrats are dispirited enthusiasm is clearly on the republican side. >> stephen: yes. [laughter] yes. we have all the enthusiasm. [laughter] mitt romney's our candidate, and there's no changing that now. [laughter] folks, this convention is about more than the presidency. it's about motivating democrats to hold on to the senate an