windsor mill road. topside the beltway, you are seeing delays on the outer loop of providence road. looking a little better than earlier. you can see an outer loop to life and security to past 40. >> nice, a sunny morning. 74%, and as high reading. the winds are calm. the weather map all the debate,

. >>> and maryland trying to protect the house agains >>> you're looking at the town of windsor,orth carolina. in a state of emergency tonight. half of the town is underwater in some places it's as much as 6 feet deep. dozens have been forced from their homes because of the drives rns from the tropical storm that pushed across the eastern part of the state earlier this week. fortunately, no injuries reported in windsor. >>> al qaeda leader osama bin laden, has issued a humanitarian appeal now. bin laden ha urged muslim governments to do more to help pakistan's flood victims and shared his worried answer the effect of climatechange. he says the muslim nations have not done enough to help pakistan that was hit by the devastating floods that killed hundreds and affected about 20 million people this summer and he's accusing the media of not covering the floods enough. bin laden went on to say that journalists should increase their coverage of climate change. >>> there was a moment of silence at rutgers university homecoming game tonight to remember tyler clemente. he jumped to his death

windsor, downtown windsor, 80% of the town was under water.le won't be able to get back into their homes for some time because the city is under water. also, in north carolina, another town just look at these pictures. water as high as street signs. downtown vanceboro. people are carrying lamps or anything they could to hop on the boats to be rescued. they got a few things out. like you said, reynolds, the water is going to recede quickly, then the next phase of clean-up begins. >> flash flooding is self-explanatory. it's how the water rises quickly. one thing you don't see is one of the issues you have with flooding is contamination, especially in city areas. the water builds up. sewage pops up and gets everywhere. you have widespread contamination. mold is a huge issue after the fact. there's a clean-up that may take days or weeks or longer. certainly rough. they need a break, they are going to get it today. let's head over here to see what they are dealing with. the clean up and what's going to cause the mess in the first place. 22.54 inche

at windsor oakes vineyard wine makers and grape growers are hedging their bets. >> it's been quite aear. some people are calling it the harvest from hell. >> reporter: they are trying to decide whether to pick what's left of the harvest ahead of rains predicted for later this week. >> are you going to be bold and think we could survive a little bit of rain or a lot of rain. >> reporter: this assistant wine maker declares his grapes close to perfect, another week on the vine and they could be, but is the wait worth the risk? wine maker julie says sometimes it's not wise to test mother nature because of this summer's fog and sunburn, grape production across napa and sonoma counties is already down 10 to 30%. >> the last little rain, that was nothing on sunday. but if there's another storm rolling in it could be a three or four day storm, it's time to go. >> reporter: so will the grape shortage lead to higher wine prices later? according to wine makers who say unless you're buying rare wines you may not notice much of an increase when the grapes become available in bottles in a few year

. >> i'm in windsor, north carolina, a town of about 2,000 people in bertee county, i can tell you that things are looking much better today than they were yesterday. we took a boat ride through downtown and it's still un dated but a town official told me water has gone down two, 2 1/2 feet since 7:00 this morning and it's still receding, he thinks by this time tomorrow, things will look much better, you're still flooded, but the water, the floodwater is definitely going down. >> okay and so there were rescues that have taken place over the last couple of days, at this point right now, is it believed that anyone may be trapped in any particular area where the water is still very high? >> reporter: no, not here in windsor, rescue officials say everybody's accounted for, nobody's stranded in their homes, there are four shelters here in the immediate windsor area, but most folks have family or friends that they're staying with, so we're not seeing big crowds at these shelters. but i can stress that nobody's unaccounted for here. >> bryan mims thanks for that update from wral. >>> let's che

a police solved crash at windsor mill that has down the roads at security oulevard. along the southbound lann at %-make your push toward theyou beltway. in the parkville area, cars are goong to be packed along uter loop at harford road. ú%u're look at a 27-minuteeride ú%om 95 to 83 and you do want to expect delays on the west ide ú%om 795 to 95. ú%at ssretch is going to take you 18 minutes. we'rr looking an average speed of biif miles pe 55 miles per h. traveling south from whitemarsh to the beltway. %-bacc to you. >>> :03 on fox 45 morning nnws. -oday the supreme couut will hear the case of a faaher who sued over a prottst at hii son's millitary funneal. it happened at westminister four years ago. the hiih court will now have to decide if members of the can of line to bring signs bearing aatigay and anticatholic ú%ssages to tte funeral of ance corporal matthew snyder of westminister. he was killed in iraq, his father, al snnder filed an $11 million awsuit and won in a case heard in baltimore here in court. but later the court of aapeals in richmond reversed that lee

in windsor nearly 40 residents were evacuated. other properties are expected to remain under water for several days. the governor is urging anyone to rebuild to elevate their homes. >>> an argument between college dpoarm mates led to a murder. it happened in the ox dorm at the mid-atlantic christian university campus. one shot and killed the other, the suspect is in custody. nearly half of the student population lived in the dorm and will receive councilling. >>> a renewed effort in the search for kyron hormon. yes ca has more -- jessica has more. >> they scoured the woodings and water over the weekend. crews are even using atv's and k9s. authorities said no new information led them to the search. it was simply a follow-up. the search comes one day after his mom publicly increased the reward fund but authorities said that had nothing to do with the renewed search. >> there hasn't been this much activity on the island since he des appeared four months ago. >>> this is the latest of many petro chemical fires. at least 20 fire trucks

the rain flooding dozens of homes in windsor with the town hall, police department and post office there. the storm dumped six months of rain in some parts of the east coast. the fast moving rain caused a traffic nightmare in new jersey. >> i was driving and it started floating. then i said oh, i was petrified. i was so nervous. i couldn't believe my car was floating. it was to the doorknob. >> julie: damage reaches as far north as vermont. >> we take you inside america's election headquarters. in california, debate if the race for governor getting heated in an exchange over that illegal immigrant housekeeper scandal. have you heard? meg whitman blaming her democratic opponent jerry brown for the controversy. she employed a woman for nine years then fired her after finding out she was illegal. whitman responding to a question about the flap by turning to brown by saying he and his surrogates were to blame. broken firing back saying don't run for governor if you can stand up on your own two feet. whitman denied she knew her housekeeper was undocumented until just before she let her go. >>

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police called to windsor mill road and fouud a man inside of a car shot several times.de investigators called to the scene. police say the actual shooting occurred at quinn falls and baltimore. >> nearly 150 police officers in bg county investigateddfor cheating on academy tests n 1:03 cadets got perfecttscores on 11 tests in basic police work. all but two got perfect scores on the 12th test. one cadet got a perfect score, even though he cannot take the test because he was earlier dismmssed. the llegations surfaced last year, after a cadet said an instructor was giving out the answers. %-at cross country elementaryis school in northwest baltimore has some parents on edge. a letter sent to parents on3ú monday alerting them of a young student hospitalized aftee contracting viral meningitis. meniigitis is inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. it can be life threatening and3 emergency. >> make sure it is comppetely done. >> welcome to l come to school. no alarm to not come to school. >> thh principal said the school bottom.ú wind down

accident at clarks lane and reisterstown road and windsor mill spurred crash at windsor mill road andit. delays all the way to york road. this accident towards the middle of the screen there on the west side. there is activity going on before the accident on the inner loop of the ball wide. -- inner loop of the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> temperature is up to 50. morning low on tv hill was 48. 80% humidity. west winslet 5 miles per -- west winds at 5 miles per hour. stormtracker off to our north. a lot unsettled weather and the west. rocky mountains, not the appalachians. sunny, mild, 73 to 78 by. the sunset this evening is 6:38. we lose three minutes of sunshine each day over the next week or so. sunny skies right through the weekend. afternoon, 73 for the high. >> thank you very muchafter mon telling us "maryland is moving forward," "and moving maryland forward" this jobs report tells the truth maryland's economy stalled "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost" o'malley attempts a cover-up, falsifying the jobs report to help his campaign

rivers overflowed their banks and flooded businesses and homes thement windsor, half the town was left feet of water. six people evacuated their homes, including 40 people who had to be taken out of a nursing home. >> wow. >> terrible flooding. >> terrible flooding down there. d this rain we're getting is probably not going to cause any serious problems. >> no. the fact is it's monday. we have rain showers out there. it's going to be slowing some of us down on getting into work. let's take a look outside, guys, and see what's going on. we have dreary conditions. it's cool outside. the temperature right now 54 degrees. humidity at 88%. and we've go a northeast wind 14 miles per hour. i think the wind will be picking up a bit as we roll through the day and get to the afternoon. all right. showers right now. they've been makingheir way from southeast to northwest through the area. in those areas where we've got shades of green, that's where there's moderate showers. just occasional showers. and pockets of moderate rain throughout. right now wet weather all throughout. around burke, shorth

and our second traffic alert is actually in windsor. there we go. lanes are blocked at old redwood highway and shiloh road. a pickup truck went into a power pole. and so all lanes are blocked along that stretch. all right. that's a check of your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. forecast for this morning will include partly cloudy skies as you head out the door and temperatures ranging from the lower to the upper 50s. for this afternoon, partly cloudy conditions inland, temperatures ranging from 70 to 75 degrees. that's nice. around the bay, our warmest spots up to 69. and along the coast the lower to the mid-60s with a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures today here we go. 74 in santa clara. 73 in palo alto. 72 in san mateo and along the coastline the lower to the mid- 60s from daly city to pacifica. and moving back inland 75 in campbell and 74 in los gatos. east bay locations, lower 70s in pittsburg, 75 in antioch, 75 in brentwood, nice mild temperatures. 73 in san ramon, 74 in dublin and around the bay temperatur

the remnants of tropical storm nicole hit windsor last week. east -- well, now, it's near raleigh.ee it there? anyway, officials evacuated the city entire downtown. the governor comparing the mess to the damage hurricane floyd caused when it struck windsor in 1999. >> these people have bounced back and started to make money and live their lives again. now to have the same thing happen, it sends a message to all of us. be prepared for worst. >> high water will remain for a few days. >>> tea party pulling off a few upsets this year already. and now, members are gearing up for a rematch as an incumbent puts up a fight to stay in congress. we have a recap coming up. >>> drivers may notice something different in the highways. local leaders finding new way to save money and avoid budget cut but could it be a bad deal for taxpayers? we'll report. you decide. just ahead. and a look at what is happening in your neighbor's bedroom. they're calling it the biggest sex survey of all time. thousands and thousands of americans from their teens to their 90s getting very personal about what's happe

this oak tree came down in sonoma county partially blocking a road just east of windsor. no one was hurt but the soggy weather definitely contributed to bring down the tree. a driver lost control in the slick conditions as well. it happened on a rural winding road. we don't know how the driver is doing but the wet roads likely contributed to the accident. >>> our meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the storm and says there is more to come. >> starting to see more rainfall moving in right now. look at high-def doppler radar. a lot of green beginning to show up outside. you can see it spreading across much of the north bay. pockets of moderate to heavy rain. there could be a couple, maybe three more to come. the heaviest still yet to come. now spreading in across the peninsula and looks like more scattered showers for the south. but everybody going to see some pretty good rainfall as we head into tomorrow. what we can expect to see. you'll see strong gusty winds go along with heavy rain. wind advisory up for much of the coastline, sustained winds to 30 miles per hour,

half of windsor is still under water falling the heavy rain from tropical storm nicole last week. parts of the state got 23 inches of rain. can you believe that? the river that runs through windsor, it began flooding thursday and it forces dozens of people from their homes. so on the heels of that, let's get a look at the sunday forecast around the country, and we go to the weather channel's danielle banks. i'm sure hoping there's not a lot of rain out there, particularly for folks in that area. >> i know, and there is going to be some rain there, but we're talking very light amounts, generally less than an inch across the mid-atlantic as well as the northeast. everybody is really jumpy after something like that happens. we at the weather channel completely understand that, so just know that we're not forecasting any large amounts, but there is going to be some rain in your picture the next few days. weave also got some rain across the west, and you can see san francisco is getting a little bit wet. some of you along the i-5 corridor will be able to dodge this. again, this is more

this is just east of windsor. no one was hurt. the driver of this car lost control in slick conditions. that happened on a winding road. we don't know how the driver is doing but the rain is most likely the cause of the accident. meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the storm for us. >> pretty good this afternoon. we had fairly heavy rainfall around the bay area. some of the rain amounts pretty impressive especially north of the golden gate bridge. that's when we started to see upwards of an inch of rainfall in some of those places. and it will continue to fall. over an inch and a half in san francisco. headed towards a half in oakland. half moon bay just under that. but you get the idea. a nice soaker around the bay area. and there is still plenty of activity out there. doppler radar picking up on the rainfall. mostly heavier amounts right now. continuing to show up in the north bay. that will be the focal point. heavier amounts of rain as we head into tomorrow. further to the south we have a storm along the peninsula right

>> let's take a look to the giants forecast sunday skies right now but a little bit cooler in the windsorlso would pick up this evening so first pitch at 6:37 p.m. temperatures 59 degrees and as the game progresses 56. make sure you bundle up. our forecast for this evening into tomorrow mostly clear and cool a few clouds turning in with residual moisture from yesterday. chile into tomorrow morning temperatures in the upper '40's and several locations but into the afternoon will warm up a few degrees over today. the wilmington trend continued into the weekend. our overnight lows look at the '40's on the board 40 santa rosa 47 not, the 48 saratov, 49 in half moon bay along the low 50s across the board this will be chillier than what we see over the past several days. high temperatures in the afternoon about warmer. most in the upper 60s, low seventies today toward getting back in the upper '70's and our inland spots. 780 antioch, sunny by santa rosa, 76 and not by 67 san francisco civvies for bay shores and 75 in san jose. here kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the b

authorities say much of the town of windsor will remain under water for several days. as much as 23 inches of rain fell in that area. more than 250 people have been rescued since last thursday. >>> when nbc "nightly news" continues this saturday, a story that has shocked so many people, a promising young life lost. now some high profile voices are speaking out saying there is hope. >>> later, one hard-hit community finds reward right in its own backyard. >>> this week's suicide of a rutgers university student, the victim of a cruel and humiliating prank, has captured the attention of the nation, but the incident was not as rare as it might seem and now there are increased calls for action to help young people when they're most vulnerable. nbc's rahema ellis has our story. >> reporter: today a moment of silence at the rutgers university homecoming game to remember tyler clementi. the 18-year-old freshman who was a high school honors graduate and a talented musician killed himself only two days after his classmates, one of them his roommate, allegedly used a webcam to se

about 57 or so for a high temperature out in new windsor. out in carol. it'll be a cool day and a rainy one. you can see the rain developing across southern ohio, back there to west virginia. pretty heavy rain in to the high country and the mountains and the whole ball of wax headed in our direction. a pretty good clip. so much dry air still in place across maryland and the midatlantic. this big area of lie pressure. it'll take a while for this rain to fall in any significant way but we will see it. we think we will see the clouds by morning. still dry, the chance for rain getting more prominent toward lunchtime and then tomorrow afternoon or evening that's where we are likely to see the heaviest rain. the future forecast, the time periods -- just cloudy in the morning. by midday looking for that rain moving out of the west. this is 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. then tomorrow night we will start to see it taper off through showers. friday mostly cloudy with just the isolated shower but windy. low 60 a but it won't feel that warm with all the wind. tonight 48.

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but we have a couple road hazards that you may see as you make your way around windsor mill, police activity reported to be on church lane and liberty place. it could be blocking some lanes there. so keep that in mind. catonsville a utility problem blocks westbound frederick road approaching the beltway. two-way traffic gets by on eastbound side. no issues on the 695 looks good and traffic picking up but i anticipate traffic will be lighter than normal because of the holiday. >>> it's 5:10. and a key word is 10. time for today's birthday. we have a special birthday today to justin alstro from rodgers forge. he was born at 10:10, on october 10 2000 so he turned yesterday on 10-10-10. isn't that neat. >> that's cool. >> he's 4th grader at rodgers forge elementary. happy birthday to. you and celebrating his 12th birthday here he is the crafty right hander jacob spaulding. happy birthday to you, sir. 12. you were born on 10-11. >> listen, whether you have a clever story behind your birthday or not we want to whereby you happy birthday. send a photo with the information and details to morning sho

this the cashe river isn't expected to crest until sunday in the town of windsor. cars are completely submerged. hovercrafts were used to rescue trapped people. environmental officials worry untreated waste could pollute coastal waterways. >>> a lot drier and a little cooler for this weekend, gary mcgrady here now with more on the forecast. >> they haven't seen flooding like that down in north carolina since floyd moved through. wilmington north carolina picked up over 20 inches of rain in a few days, definitely a record set and all that just moved up. let's show you where the rain is now, well off to the northeast of us, manchester, new hampshire and bangor getting rain up in the new england state. what we have to watch for this weekend late in the weekend, you see the rain coming out of wisconsin into northern sections of illinois and michigan. that is an upper level disturbance and that's actually going to start to create a coastal area of low pressure that will ride up the coastline for this weekend and will start to bring us at least a chance of some showers a

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t >>> we're back. 7:44, with a legendary jewelry collection once owned by the duchess of windsor.st, the epic love story behind these fabulous jewels. the duke and duchess of windsor, theirs has been called the greatest love story of the 20th century, not without controversy that would change the course of british history. the prince of wales became enamored with an american woman, a two-time divorce say, much to the disapproval of the king and queen of england and he ascended to the throne as king edward the 8th and less than three years of his reign, he gave it up to marry miss simpson who could not become queen because of previous marriages. >> i found it impossible to carry the heavy debt of responsibility without the help and support of the woman i love. >> in 1937, the woman he loved, now with the title of duchess of windsor, became "time magazine's" woman of the year, though she was not loved by all. >> no man ever gave up so much for someone, gave up the throne and ruling over the population for her. >> reporter: they lived in france and lived a lavish lifestyle until his

windsor and clear lake and light showers. watch the movement of the moisture. it has been focused in the north bay. not all of this has been reaching the ground obviously, but we have seen some showers in the north bay. tomorrow the rain start to move southward. it could impact game two of the world series. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast. >> thank you. >>> carly fiorina is expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow after an overnight hospital stay. doctors treated her with antibiotics for an infection linked to reconstructive breast cancer surgery she had over the summer. fiorina was diagnosed with cancer in february of 2009. >> jerry brown's campaign for governor is using fresh material. brown released an ad today taken directly from a woman's conference debate yesterday with meg whitman. brown said he would stop running negative ads if she would. whitman refused. here is part of the new ad campaign. >> if she takes her negative ads, i will take mine off. no question. >> i don't think we can take down the ads that talk about where governo

this is an oak tree that came down in sonoma county and this is just east of windsor. the tree fell as a direct result of the rain. no one, though, was hurts. >>> and this is what it looks like outside right now. you can expect rain on and off throughout the night. but this isn't it. there is a bigger storm on the way. meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking all the rain from the weather center. hey, lawrence. >> yeah. it looks like the wet season officially on the go as it looks like storm after storm continues to pile into the bay area. the strongest is yet to come. and it looks like it's going to be making its way onshore. already seeing i am rainfall totals over an inch impressive totals. san francisco half inch. oakland almost half inch lesser amounts in half moon bay but you get the idea. a good soaker for today but a lot more rain to come. here's the latest high-def doppler radar. you can see scattered showers showing up around the bay area now the heaviest amounts located in parts of the north bay. yellow and oranges there as you head in toward santa rosa. al

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this is in windsor and it developed because a large area of largely rural of land got completely water logged and then during a storm event that water washed off that area into the urban area. the responsibility for managing that drainage lies with the local drainage authority, which is the drainage board. it flowed on to highways in the area -- you see in the top right picture highway flooding. responsibility for draining the highway is the local highway authority. it then flowed into the properties on the left of the picture. as soon as it crossed past the wall there into the property, the responsibility for that drainage shifted to the drainage -- the responsibility of the local water company, which is a private company responsible in part for draining property. it went in through the front doors of those properties, it went down one floor and came out through the back doors, as we can see in the bottom left-hand picture, and drained off. and underneath, as we see in the bottom right, behind some of the properties is also an underground culvert which also burst open causing flooding

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. >>> at windsor oaks vineyard. wine makers and putting their cap back.hey are trying to decide whether to pick what's left of the garbage, ahead of rain predicted later this week. >> with you going to be pold and predict that we're going to get a lot of rain. >> another week on the vine and they could be perfect. but is the wait worth the risk? >> no hair holes. >> you walk fast. >> julie lombare says says it's not wide to back up 30%. the last little rain, that was nothing on sunday. but if there's another storm rolling in, it's time to go. not according to wine makers who say unless you're buying rare wines you probably won't notice much of a difference when these grapes go into bottles. >>> students got a pat in the back by president obama for spending hours helping their community. ceremonies honored students who received the president's volunteer service award. >>> in all, 34 students completed more than $5,400. >>> the protest, soy lens and a fuel service. main a moan mum tupl -- >>> and a completely ne >>> meg whitman's finances once again took ce

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wtvd is with us from windsor, a hard-hit town. hello. >> reporter: hey, t.j., good morning.is still the preferred method of transportation here and that is why. about 80% of the town of windsor remains under water thanks to 20 inches of rain that fell and caused the river to overflow its banks. water levels in the area reached 8 feet. right now they're at about 6. town officials here say the police department, the post office, even the library are all flooded out. emergency crews here have rescued about 200 people by boat. and they say about 150 homes have been damaged by all of this. and i want to show you something. this is the morning paper and the headline sums this all. it does look like venice here. the good news is at this hour the river has crested and water levels are going down. but there is a lot of work to be done here. >> all right. we appreciate you this morning. thanks so much. let me bring reynolds on in here. and we heard it from her, the water's going to go down quickly. >> yes. and once it recedes. what do you have left? you've got mess everywhere. really

so live doppler 7 hd shows 101 as you head out to petaluma and sanity royce and windsor, we've had the light to moderate rain through much of the morning. winds have been picking up. light returns for mill valley. the coast, we're gusty winds and hayward, mist and drizzle. this will continue to sag to the south and east and the strong cold front will spread. we're talking another two inches in the north bay. one inch along the coast. possibly two in the santa cruz mountains. by about 7:00, it begins to wind down and a slight chance of rain for tomorrow. so get set for a windier day. we are going to see definitely some more rain here. in fact amounts upwards of five inches in the mountains of the north bay. 62 in oakland. 54 in fremont with 59 at the coast. winds gusting to 31 miles an hour. the airport reporting gusts 31 miles an hour and delays of over an hour and a half here. the winds are gusty in hayward, out to livermore and wind advisory until 5:00. they are getting going through the afternoon. higher elevations should see wind up to 45 miles an hour. 1:00 in the afternoon to 4:0