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400 american servicemen to attend the service and to have a tour of windsor castle afterwards. when winston churchill died in january 1965, the queen gave him the supreme honor of a full state funeral. lyndon johnson wanted to be there, but he was in the hospital with acute bronchitis. for three days, his request for special accommodations, including her in his armchair to the funeral, ranging shelter from the rain, and being allowed to sit while others were standing. the queen granted all of his request, and thoughtfully invited him. unfortunately, lyndon johnson's doctors denied his request to meet the queen. richard nixon had been very eager to please the queen since their first meeting in 1957 when he gave her a book entitled the art of readable writing. in an effort to improve their public speaking. which had been criticized in the british press. nixon also hosted a stand-in or for prince philip in the white house, which prompted barbara walters to scold him for not including any women. nixon had princess anne and two children visit in washington, even trying to fix up his

of windsor castle afterwards. when winston churchill died in january of 1965 the queen gave him the supreme honor of a full state funeral. lyndon johnson desperately wanted to be there to represent his country but he was in hospital with acute bronchitis. 4 three days johnson pressed for special accommodations including bringing his own chair to the funeral, arranging shelter from the rain, and being allowed to sit while others were standing. the queen granted all of his requests and thoughtfully invited him to a private audience at buckingham palace after the funeral. unfortunately johnson's doctors forbade him from making the trip, denying him his only chance to meet the queen. richard nixon had been very eager to please the queen since their first meeting in 1957. when he gave her a book titled the art of readable writing, in an effort to improve her public speaking which had been criticized in the british press. nixon also hosted a stag dinner for prince philip in the white house which prompted barbara walters

this is right on glen falls parkway at windsor mill road. if you are traveling through the tunnels everything is up to speed. no delays whatsoever. as far as the justification is concerned as we -- jfx is concerned as we check in and take aloof hook north of 695, everything moving right along. no delays right now heading downtown. as far as 695 is concerned, as we check in and take a look at the abc2 timesaver traffic dry times no problems to report on the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. just 11 minutes and conditions nice and clear over on the west side of the beltway. an 11 minute ride as well on the outer loop from 795 down to 95. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> news time now 5:31. he was 17 years old killed in a car crash on tuesday night. now they are planning to honor the man's life. abc2 news linda so is here with the details and what are they planning to do? >> reporter: friends of michael mcvery are i plan to hold a vigil in his honor and tomorrow night the varsity football team at westminster high school where mcverry

offshore this is a loop you can see green beginning to spread east from highway 1 to highway 101, windsor, calistoga, into the east bay richmond still light rain, rain and wind along the richmond-san rafael bridge through larkspur, southern marin, golden gate bridge wet, peninsula san francisco looking at wet weather, 280, 101 into alameda castro valley lighter returns not yet seeing much except the wind in the south bay, san jose wind gusts up to third -- 35 miles an hour. today coast, bay, inland heavy rain, gusty winds throughout the morning. late morning hours into noontime, the winds diminish, rain tapers, just scattered showers mild in the 60s, by the evening hours, better evening commute, just a few showers, getting into heavier rain around 2:00 tomorrow night into your friday morning commute. >>> roads are moderate, wind is what we need to be careful of now the slick roads with the rain beginning to develop. san jose, 87 northbound past the hp pavillion, julian exit, traffic light, flowing nicely, no problems. westbound 4 harbor earlier big rig fire cleared. tow trucks trying get

dry creek road north of windsor, that whole area out to fort ross up to manchester, you could see darker green starting to show up that is steadier rain moving into ukiah now that. is going to move into the north bay during the afternoon. the strong entertainment part of the storm is going to stay here we will get rain up to an inch in the north bay maybe an inch or two in the mountains, quarter to half inch around the bay. i'll give you a timetable, coming up. >>> that pacific northwest area has taken a poundinging from the storm that mike says is heading our way. -- oregon and washington dealing with flash flooding, power outages and property damage from winds, rain and snow on mountain peaks. an elk hunter died when a tree snapped and fell on his tent. winds 70 miles an hour reported. this morning 6,000 homes and businesses without power down from 50,000. >>> the weather kosmas sieve delays at sfo this morning. -- if you are trying to leave town you have to navigate the storm and the rush of travelers. katie marzullo is live at sfo with what to expect. >> reporter: the weather could b

dry creek road north of windsor, that whole area out to fort ross up to manchester, you could see darker green starting to show up that is steadier rain moving into ukiah now that. is going to move into the north bay during the afternoon. the strong entertainment part of the storm is going to stay here we will get rain up to an inch in the north bay maybe an inch or two in the mountains, quarter to half inch around the bay. i'll give you a timetable, coming up. >>> that pacific northwest area has taken a poundinging from the storm that mike says is heading our way. -- oregon and washington dealing with flash flooding, power outages and property damage from winds, rain and snow on mountain peaks. an elk hunter died when a tree snapped and fell on his tent. winds 70 miles an hour reported. this morning 6,000 homes and businesses without power down from 50,000. >>> the weather kosmas sieve delays at sfo this morning. -- if you are trying to leave town you have to navigate the storm and the rush of travelers. katie marzullo is live at sfo with what to expect. >> reporter: the weather could b

i'm sorry, it's not windsor earlier today. it's snowing to beat the ban at about noon, but the temperature wasn't falling. it was still above freezing and yes, it can snow above freezing. now the temperature is about 30 and it's sticking very nicely in the windsor area. live look outside, temperatures in the 40s. this is our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, 44, dew points in the upper 20s, winds out of the north at 15 and will continue to increase both in speed and frequently. pressure now rising at 2.92 inches of america -- 29.92 inches of mercury, pretty big band of snow through northern and central new jersey. that will go on till 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. don't travel through philadelphia and new york from about 3 p.m. to midnight we tweeted last night and that was the case. you may see a couple wet flakes later on tonight as colder air gets drawn into the system, but for the most part just light rain. winds may gust to 25 after midnight. temperatures are chilly, though. 40 in rockville. our average h

then returned to windsor. they were aware that the rivers were rising and that flooding was occurring in western vermont, but that hadn't seemed particularly ominous. flooding was a regular part of the change of seasons and happened like clockwork when the ice broke up in the rivers each spring. the family in windsor had been anxious about their safety, but no one said the word hurricane, and rob and his mother were eager to get home. the next morning before they left uncle louie made them promise to stop if the water got too high and whatever happened to telephone him that night at 9. they pulled out of the gravel driveway onto route 5 in pouring rain, but by lunchtime when they reached the little town of simmsbury county, northwest of hartford, the rain had stopped. his mother memorably bought him a nice rare steak for lunch. honestly, you've been driving me around for about three days, you really deserve a good lunch of, she said. you have anything you want. for a while after they'd finished, they stood on

closer look from sea ranch, fort ross, highway 1, bodega bay, wet around windsor over the richmond san rafael bridge, lighter returns the blue here pinole wet weather into the east bay 680 looking at wet weather as well as milpitas and down around the south a from pescadero. wind advisory is going to keep temperatures up, gusty south winds already 57 oakland half moon bay 55 napa, temperatures have come up with the southerly winds gusting to near 40 miles an hour half moon bay, 25 mile an hour gusts in san jose they will continue to increase throughout the morning as the front gets closer warning along the coast, advisory for everyone, stormy commute, rain shifts south tomorrow, the second system heads our way late tomorrow into friday morning. just as soggy. this is a quick mover, it continues to pump up the subtropical moisture we have to get that low in with that we could see the possibility of a thunderstorm so it is steering everything in our direction with that little break thursday, next system, by in time we could see flooding around here saturday into sunday. 6:00 the rain is

megyn: they say that the richard windsor, and why did she use that name?claim that the name came from a family dog. [laughter] megyn: they treated it like they would treat a lisa jackson e-mail when a public makes a freedom of information request. >> it's very confusing. my dogs name is reagan, that's not the e-mail that i use. we all have something that is easily recognizable. we don't have upper-level officials looking over these things. i'm not sure how widely it is known that richard windsor is lisa jackson of the epa. megyn: the reporting is that this is causing some confusion. because when you request a record from the epa, it is not necessarily being identified as belonging to lisa jackson. other agencies, when they get requests may have to produce an e-mail, do they disclose the head of the epa? are they making it more confusing and less transparent for the american people than they should? >> there can be no other reason to use that kind of pseudonym. lisa jackson had been the subject of many freedom of information things and rightfully so. becaus

paul and i had been raining for days and returned to windsor. they were aware they were rising and the flooding was occurring in western vermont but that hadn't seen particularly ominous. it was a regular part of the change of seasons and happened like clockwork when it broke up each spring. the family had been anxious about their safety but no one said the word hurricane and they were eager to get home. the next morning before they left their own goal gave them promise to stop out the water got too high and what ever happened that night at nine. they pulled all of the driveway on to the route five in the pouring rain but the lunch time when they reached the town in connecticut and north west hartford the rain had stopped. his mother bought him a nice rear stake for lunch. honestly he the been driving me around for about three days. he deserved a good lunch, she said. you can have anything you want. for libel after they finished they stood on the porch with the restaurant owner looking around at the stillness. not a drop of rain or air disturbed

heavy near windsor and also near hillsboro.rting some of that near rohnert park and also stinson beach weather cells pushing through. near golden gate, you can see however, we could see more through the evening. timing it out on future cast, coming up. just one week before election. even as they turned their attention towards the storm the politics were not that far away. >> president obama cancelling official stops on the campaign trail. however this was a stop at the red cross. >> we are with you and would do anything with you to do everything we can do to give you back on your feet. >> this is amazing imagery a invaluable, the president on the case in the situation room. medtronic called off his event but stayed in ohio. with his mother. inviting reporters to watch them back food for hurricane dictum. >> we of heavy hearts. >> is this certainly looks like a campaign rally he has restricted his remarks only to the storm. to many people say that the storm goes on. >> this working relief and wisconsin paul ryan another battlegr

mark phillips is at windsor castle outside of london this morning.ng jubilee celebration of 60 years of queen elizabeth opens here today at windsor castle as you say. it's a collection of portraits of the queen made and taken over the course of her realm. some authorized, some not, all revealing in ways and intended and not and some that should be in the show but weren't. it's certainly among the most reproduced images in the history of the world. the face of the queen on the money since the beginning of her rein 60 years ago. here at windsor castle in a gallery tucked in amongst the ancient stones the palace has put together a revealing collection of portraits of the queen over the year. many of them don't look like the money at all. some do, including the first one that greets you of that oh, so young woman who found herself crowned well before she expected to. >> this shining figure, this new young queen. she's only 26 at the time she's crowned. >> reporter: lauren is one of the curators who put the exhibition together. the grim exhausted post-wor

it is wet around windsor and santa rosa. moderate rainfall around fairfield. hill are born road and in the east bay, it's pretty spotty and very light. it's only going to get heavier especially around the north bay. we are concerned about the russian river near hopland, flood stage is 21 feet. it's over two feet and expected to actually crest as we head into sunday afternoon evening, up to 25 feet which puts it above flood stage. russian river at guerneville close to 7 feet. it's going to get close as we hit the weekend and into early next week. 29 feet. we'll be keeping an eye on those rivers. winter storm warning, friday above 7500 feet, two to three feet above 8500 feet. carry your chains if you are traveling there. wet, windy for the morning commute tomorrow. another nasty storm hits sunday morning is the worst of it. we dry out monday and more rain chances on tuesday and wednesday. >> larry is here now. >> alex smith we'll hear from. >> colin kaepernick, he feels like there is something special with the 49ers team going on. imagine how it feels >>> good e

apparently several other seniorrepa staff are doing likewise.jackson's aliis is the name "riihard windsorackson allegedly uses this account to conduct epa business she wants to epa gladly responds to foia requests for email in jackson's name because the questionable activity takes placeein the fake name account. thissapparent violation of federalllaw was iscovered by ttink tank. cei discovered jackson is the seeond epa head to use an email account in a fake name. carole brownerr phe epa chief under biil &pwarming czar under barack obama, started the practice to evade federal law.for more on this story visit behind the headlines dot nett and follow mark hyyan. [ knocking ] oh, no, i got to go. oh, can you make that to go? these days, nobody has time to get sick. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infections with no appointment necessary, so you can feel better in no time. you guys want to go to the park? yeah! yeah! minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. accepts united

10 tractor-trailer's have been loaded up here at the church of the brethren service center in new windsor and have been sent on their way. this morning, they were a boxing of supplies, getting ready to send even more. >> we send things all over the world, and this is nice because it is staying in the united states and helping people. it is nice to see that happening. >> they have sent all kinds of materials, from blankets to these kits. >> this is a school kid with some basic supplies for children. we have the baby kit, which provides some clothing, a sweater, diapers, things to use in an emergency, and then the hygiene kit, which is a towel and washcloth, for personal hygiene. >> over the years, the employees have packed disaster victims supplies for all over the world. these are going just up interstate 95, two neighbors, and in some cases, to friends. >> you physically know people and have connections with them. it is new york. new york is the center of the u.s. sometimes, and to see all of that damage and to think about people and what they are living in now and a little bit we are ab

it, you know, is that what could be in the richard windsor e-mail? mean, if that's the kind of stuff that was, you know, this e-mail was being used for, we're going to see it, and we're going to find out about it, right? >> right, absolutely. anything that -- if there is anything suspicious, it will be uncovered, but at this moment, it's all speculation. the fact that this woman actually referred this gentleman to this e-mail account might say one of two things, one, that she wasn't aware -- well, the fact that there's a fake name is a little strange, no question. but it could be a number of many different things. even looking at this whole petraeus scandal sort of begs the question as how are government officials in any circumstance having a private life by e-mail and then, you know, their public life. but absolutely, anything they put over government business should be done in government e-mail, and that's really the thing in question. megyn: and then we get to look. and that's a thrill a minute -- [laughter] government e-mails and go over all the

spotty, moderate rain near santa rosa, windsor. san rafael seeing that heavier rainfall as well. san francisco, heavier rain approaching the golden gate now. but the rain has been lighter over san francisco this evening. most of the rain still well to the north of us. this system had a lot of moisture associated with it. a lot of rain already in the north bay. over 1 inch in santa rosa, mt. st. helena. >>> we begin our storm coverage in san francisco with jeff bush who is along fol strum strom -- full som folsom street. >> reporter: the neighbors have taken the precaution of putting out sandbags in front of their doors and garages. the sandbags were stacked up neatly to prevent any water come come from coming -- from coming in. several stores and homes were flooded with surge in april from the nearby pipe that failed. more than once in the past you can see that it was a real mess to clean up. and i was out here the time that it happened before in 2009! surge and water flooded the garages and other spaces below the street level. back out here live, the rain has just started to fal

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notice towards the north bay near windsor, there is that yellow showing moderate rainfall but for the most part it is right on its side. the batch of heavy rain fall with sausalito, richmond and alameda. as i mentioned, a it has been pretty dry in the south bay. the santa cruz mountains but not as much for the santa clara valley. this system for tonight and another weather system for tomorrow. we could receive at least 1 in. with higher near the rain/sonoma county and the santa cruz mountains. timing it out, coming up. >> the rainfall in the bay area means snowfall in the mountains this is video from squaw valley ski resort opened six days earlier than usual. hundreds of people took the advantage. north star into kirkwood ski resorts are also open. >> caviar king his facing several charges phillipe djegal will explain what happened. a 14 year old. he is facing 10 felony charges of assault, attempted murder, carjacking, armed robbery, kidnapping. >> i do not know why a child would do that. >> this bizarre started and ended in this parking lot. he held the woman up at gunpoint and force

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then they returned to windsor. they were aware that the rivers were rising and the flooding was occurring in western vermont. but flooding was a regular part of the change of season and happens like clockwork each spring. the family had been anxious about their safety, but no one said a word hurricane. rob and his mother were eager to get home. the next morning before they left, uncle louie made him promise them promise to stop at the water got too high. and whatever happened, to telephone him at 9:00 p.m. they pulled onto route five in the pouring rain and by lunchtime when they reached the town of connecticut, northwest of hartford, the rain had stopped. his mother bought him a nice steak for lunch. you can drive me around for about three days and he really deserved a good lunch. you can have anything you want. for a while after they had finished, they stood on the porch with the restaurant owner looking around at the stillness. not a drop of rain or a breath of air disturbed a. the winds started out at about the

wee been seeing several downed trees in the -- we've been seeing several downed trees east of windsor on eastside road. >> over saturation, old oak tree, big once the water gets up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >> in marin county crews chopped up a tree last night the large tree went down in the middle of the street and brought down phone and power lines. tree down on northbound highway 101 past millbrae traffic impact for there. >> with saturated ground and the winds, you will see more of that. mike coming across the bay bridge windy there. >> absolutely. you can see the wind blow the rain sitting on the deck, the ponding or the standing water you can see it blowing it around that did not make things easy. right now this jut issued flash flood warning in this -- just issued in flash flood warning in this area in green, anywhere in petaluma now you could have flash flooding from old adobe road, down as you head towards 116. flash flood warning which means, it is about to happen or is occurring. this is going to hang around almost two hours. here's a look at radar, moderate

this is from windsor sent bimonthlily james goff to my twitter page.aid it was soaking rain, but it didn't stop these girls from enjoying their trick-or-treating plans. grab your umbrella as you head out the door. you will need them. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. here are the highlights. rainy night for halloween. showers will linger tomorrow morning. sunny and warmer for the weekend. this is the cold front that had quite a bit of moisture to work with. it was holding together pretty good. it is starting to weaken. it turns into showers in the morning and they will be widely scattered. here is computer animation. there is the front. the front starts to lose more steam, and so at 5:00 a.m., just looking at a few showers. east bay, south bay and toward santa cruz mountains really isolated bits of moisture for the 9:00, 10:00 hour. it winds down and we are look at sunshine. as we head into the weekend it will be much warmer. additional rainfall totals up to an additional half an inch in the north bay mountains. the peninsula, quarter to half an inc

then returned to windsor, they were aware that the rivers were rising, and that flooding was occurring in western vermont. but that hadn't seemed eerie. flooding was a regular part of the changing of the season. the family had been anxious about the safety. but no one said the word hurricane. and rob and his mother were eager to get home. the next morning before they left, uncle louis made them promise to stop the water got too high and call him that night. they pulled out the gravel driveway on to route five in pouring rain. by lynch time when they reached -- lunchtime the rain had stopped. his mother memorable brought him a nice rare steak for lunch. you've been driving me around for three days. you deserve a good lunch she said. you have anything you want. they finished and stood on the porch with the restaurant owner looking around. not a drop of rain or breath of air disturbed it. the wind started up at the same time they did. absolutely terrific as his mother would say. the rain wishing and lashing the cars if thrown down from huge buckets. the wild weather far from alarming them

this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asian. old oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa rosa there's problems. you get low level flooding and again to south west end of santa rosa in here. >>reporter: flooding is a major concern in petaluma where employee at rs technical services are setting up make shift walls lined with plastic and sealed with more than 50 sand bags. if that doesn't work they have a small army of pump to back it up. >> this is only if it gets more than an inch or 2 or couple inches deep in here. these other smalle

this is from windsor sent bimonthlily james goff to my twitter page.d it was soaking rain, but it didn't stop these girls from enjoying their trick-or-treating plans. grab your umbrella as you head out the door. you will need them. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. here are the highlights. rainy night for halloween. showers will linger tomorrow morning. sunny and warmer for the weekend. this is the cold front that had quite a bit of moisture to work with. it was holding together pretty good. it is starting to weaken. it turns into showers in the morning and they will be widely scattered. here is computer animation. there is the front. the front starts to lose more steam, and so at 5:00 a.m., just looking at a few showers. east bay, south bay and toward santa cruz mountains really isolated bits of moisture for the 9:00, 10:00 hour. it winds down and we are look at sunshine. as we head into the weekend it will be much warmer. additional rainfall totals up to an additional half an inch in the north bay mountains. the peninsula, quarter to half an inch.

gone pretty much our notice some eagle eyed journalists bosses it is an ad for a part time cleaner windsor castle which is paying a living wage of lower middle i mean was it worth it to work in clean. i mean that would be that would be prestigious job to have surely that would be a job that would pay a bit of the pennies over the minimum wage. you think so you think so but what should be stressed that this is not illegal because it is paying above the bedroom wage but it's a little bit stingy it's not generous and and it's not what we would somebody if somebody is worse i mean. according to forbes in the past year or so the queen is worth at least three hundred million pounds can she cough up a couple more quid. it's a tricky one really i mean i speak to people outside buckingham palace some people are going to work some people who are kind of early bird tourists and opinions of really kind of divided about this because of course we want the queen to be generous and we expect actually we expect people like the queen to set an example to employers but we also want her to be frugal because a

this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asian. old oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa rosa there's problems. you get low level flooding and again to south west end of santa rosa in here. >>reporter: flooding is a major concern in petaluma where employee at rs technical services are setting up make shift walls lined with plastic and sealed with more than 50 sand bags. if that doesn't work they have a small army of pump to back it up. >> this is only if it gets more than an inch or 2 or couple inches deep in here. these other smalle

outside the capital the minimum wage is nineteen and the job which is for a part time cleaner in windsor castle is paying just six pounds sixty seven per hour now it's not illegal this but it's also not generous spirits people outside buckingham palace and opinions are really kind of divided about this because of course we want the queen to be generous and we expect actually we expect people like the queen to set an example particularly to employers but we also want her to be frugal because all of this stuff all of this money that she's paying out is coming from taxpayers ultimately but do we want her to be frugal at the expense of low paid staff like cleaners i think the authors probably know but i think she's in trying to do that she can do it but obviously you get what you pay for very large but they. never come. because they should question whatever policy should be as far as general salaries are concerned we've got some figures to show you we're talking about salaries since two thousand and six they've risen by about eleven percent across the board which doesn't sound too bad none o

. >>> those living along one baltimore county road say they want something done about windsor mill roadd they want it done now on this wednesday, november 14th. good morning, maryland, i'm charley crowon. megan is off today, but lynette charles is here with a check of that forecast. you say it was a frost out there. i have to admit, i grabbed my coat. >> i know, you got the big heavy coat this morning. that's the key. those are the key word, big and heavy, warm is another one, not just a regular coat because you are going to be cold if you do so. look at the temperature in jessup. it is freezing right now. and we are going

this one fell acrosses side road just east of the town of windsor around 6:00 o'clock. >> over sat asianold oak tree they are big. once the water up in the leaves the weight tips them over. >>reporter: crew lacking at long busy night ahead. >> wind picks up with the storm that's coming in and the rain picks up everything soaking in and loading up in the tree they will start toppling. >>reporter: this area is expected to bear the brunt of the rain from now through the weekend. santa rosa has a well designed drainage system to handle heavy floods just in case the city emergency operation center is ready for a crisis. >> west of the city of santa rosa there's problems. you get low level flooding and again to south west end of santa rosa in here. >>reporter: flooding is a major concern in petaluma where employee at rs technical services are setting up make shift walls lined with plastic and sealed with more than 50 sand bags. if that doesn't work they have a small army of pump to back it up. >> this is only if it gets more than an inch or couple or couple inches deep in here. these other sma

we do have an accident in the city along gwynns falls parkway and windsor mill road.he northbound 24 ramp, some internet enclosures. madison at guilford avenue continues to be shut down. falls road were shut down until sunday at 3:00 for debris removal. those closures could affect a lot of commuters. it will be closed for through traffic -- area businesses should be able to access that area. no sign of the debris at 95 and route 24. this is 795 -- liberty road. that is the west side of the beltway. looking at building volume down towards the beltway. no delays to report. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we have a few buses with delays. 14 and 77 buses operating with delays. three, 11, 64 buses diverting around charles and north. marc trains are looking good without any delays. mta metro and more transit team updates are available by phone and afternoon's 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at 410-500-4444. now back to tony pann. >> thank you appeared the w

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one baltimore county road in a neighborhood there are calling for officials to do something about windsor mill road. last night people who live in that area met with police and highway officials. they showed them a survey that was taken back in september in which most people said the road is a huge problem. complainlts include speeding drivers, noisy vehicles, deadly accidents and even cars running into people's houses. >> we want the councilmen, the bureau of highways and our local police to hear the stories of the residents who live along the roadside and what they put up with. >> the meeting was just the beginning of a dialogue. it's not yet clear what the next step will be. >>> for the first time since being reelected president obama will hold a news conference today where he's expected to talk about the so-called fiscal cliff. republicans and democrats have 48 days to come up with an agreement, but on the schedule they're only going to be in session 16 days. if things don't change, tax cuts will expire for americans in january. the tax center estimates the average household can face

this is from windsor sent bimonthlily james goff to my twitter page.t didn't stop these girls from enjoying their trick-or-treating plans. grab your umbrella as you head out the door. you will need temperatures in temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. here are theght for hallowee rainy night for halloween. showers will linger tomorrow morning. sunny and warmer for the weekend. this is the cold front that had quite a bit of moisture to work with. it was holding together pretty good. it is starting to weaken. it turns into showers in the morning and they will be widely scattered. here is computer animation. there is the front. the front starts to lose more to steam, and so at 5:00 a.m., just looking at a few showers. east bay, south bay and toward santa cruz mountains really isolated bits of moisture for the 9:00, 10:00 hour. it winds down and we are look at sunshine. as we head into the weekend it will be much warmer. additional rainfall totals up to an additional half an inch in the north bay mountains. the peninsula, quarter to half an inch. you can se

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that's what people are saying about windsor mill road.hey said that at a meeting when -- with police and highway officials last night. they showed a survey taken in september in which most neighbors say the road is a very big problem. complaints include speeding drivers, noisy vehicles, deadly accidents and even cars running into people's houses. >> we want the councilmen, the bureau of highways and our local police to hear the stories of the residents who live along the roadside and what they put up with. >> now, with that laundry list of issues, hard to believe this is just the beginning of the dialogue. it's not yet clear what the next step will be. >>> now there's a push to increase the tobacco tax even more in our state. maryland healthcare for all coalition is scheduled to join the montgomery county executive for a news conference to talk about raising another dollar. right now it's $2 a pack that tax increase. advocates say this has decreased smoking in the state and a higher tax would continue along that line. >>> the catholic chu

where we're seeing the rainfall between windsor and highway 101, river road very light.lle toward napa. we take you down to street level. redwood road, lighted rainfall and head down towards the east bay. san pablo, oakland area out towa

santa rosa, windsor, in the russian river area. today is just a general rain. we'll keep an eye on things. tiburon, sausalito. a little bit more closer towards mt. tam. concord, alameda, there's heavier rain. and then also down along the coast. nancy in pescadero said it was pouring. woke her up. the heavier rain has been to the north of them. we'll have updates including this next system coming in this about 10 minutes. >>> our team coverage of all of the storm activity continues next. the rain, the winds causing a tough commute for you this morning. we'll check some of the trouble spots. >> reporter: rain and strong winds blowing into the bay area right now. we'll tell you about the warning that's going out to boat -- out to boaters and anyone planning to go near a beach today. >>> we are on stormwatch this morning. we want to go if right to meteorologist, steve paulson, tracking the storm right now. steve? >> yes, it's here. our system started up in the north bay first. now it is moving in. nothing too outrageous, total has been so far .25. it looks to be th