we have at double-team insta- weather-plus coverage with meteorologist sandra shaw and john collins. >> good afternoon. it has been wet so far, approaching 3 inches of rain a tv hill alone. here is the doppler radar is showing moisture streaming up from the south. just to give you an idea of what is going on, it is a very narrow band of moisture. you can see that ocean city has been barely affected by this, with a few showers passing through the area. what is in a little bit on maryland alone. -- we want to zoom in a little bit on maryland alone. just show you the moisture streaming across the area. these individual cells that are moving through, some of the potential of producing strong, gusty winds. some of them have produced a thunderstorm warnings, even though we're not saying a lot of thunder or lightning and this at all. these are the areas where the most intense rain is falling. these don't spend a lot of time over any one area, but they do produce a brief downpours of heavy rain, and then you get numerous ones coming up. it is almost too fast to keep track of this stuff. earl

>> double-team insta-weather- plus with tony pann and sandra shaw. >> well, they got have that right. i am john collins. we's look at the situation have right now. the yellow and red areas are the areas of most intense rain. we are seeing less of this than we had earlier. believe me, there's still a lot more out there. the map is so busy that it is hard to find baltimore i kind of put this yellow circle right about where the baltimore beltway is. the heaviest rain at the moment is in western harford county, the southern half of the city, down into northern anne arundel county, and a little slug or rain here as well. i want to take the radar of the

now back to sandra shaw. >> we have tropical downpours developing. we will see this all day long and lingering into tomorrow morning. it is the duration that will cause some flooding problems. you cannot see heavy rains. we have had tornado warnings for st. mary's and calvert counties. this is like a tropical storm that extends from south florida and combining with a stationary front and an area of low pressure. it will move up into new york state. we have more than 5 inches of rain expected. we could see some heavier amounts locally. we are on the top of the scale. we have a flash flood warnings to the south of baltimore. ooling on thepu roads already. a tornado watch. there will be some gusty winds associated with this thing. the wind is changing direction. that means a tornado watch for the entire viewing area until 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. we have wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. this is a hybrid storm. the tropical storm dissipated. all of that moisture combined with this period of low pressure and a stalled out front. it will be a sl

sandra shaw -- meteorologist sandra shaw. >> we have tied a record high at 95 degrees at the airport. the normal high for today is 76. that is quite a swing. we're quiet on the doppler. we saw a significant form of this morning. there is a friend living in from the west. it will clear our area tomorrow. we mht see some intermittent cloud cover. the much colder air is coming behind the front. it will swing are temperatures in the opposite direction by the end of the weekend. it is still sizzling out there. 95 still downtown. 94 at the airport. 19 year the state line. -- 90's on the lower eastern shore. the dew points have dropped significantly. we have been dry all month long. pure oils two inches below the normal rainfall -- we are almost two inches below the normal monthll mamount for the of september. it looks like 68 to 72 tonight. saturday will be warm, but not as warm as today. 76 in the western mountains. here in baltimore tomorrow, mid- 80's for the high. a few morning clouds. on the lower eastern shore, 83 degrees high around ocean city. we have nice air pulling in the heat fr

we go live to sandra shaw for more on the book festival. >> it kicks off at noon on friday until noon -- mark is with me. you are a local author. tell me about yearbook. >> this is a book on baltimore jazz history. i wrote it with eight of my students. it came out in july. it traces the history of baltimore jazz starting from you up until the present day. my students were excited about the project. they got to do research and put their name on a book. >> congratulations. you will find -- yearbook is on internet dating. >> i am the co-author. we have put together a collection of true stories about trying to find a real colconnection in a virtual world. there are some happy endings. >> it sounds good. you can check in out here at the baltimore book festival. let's check in lawyer hd doppler patrick is quiet. you can see a line of showers and storms. it is going to be hot for this first day at fall and will stay warm through friday. somebody sent me a book. "epiphanies never occurred to couch potatoes." you should check it now. from internet dating to the local jazz scene picric you have

. >> sandra shaw has a quick look at the forecast. we have had some nice weather. >> fall officially starts next wednesday. the only downside is we are in a drought. we could get a little bit tonight. we are watching an area of low pressure dragging a cold front across. we have a 30% chance of seeing some rain showers or thunderstorms. we're going to be warm today, 81 to 85. in mostly cloudy night with a slight chance of a passing storm. the weekend looks great. i have more on that just ahead. >> we have one problem of note in glen bernie on mountain road with some fire activity. we're hoping they are able to wrap it up. we have a smooth ride on the major roadways. 57 on the north side approaching delaney valley. 48 on the west side. we could see some delays there. 11 minutes on the west side outer loop. live lookuick outside. 97 it looks good north and southbound at 100. greenspring is equally smooth at this time. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story, here we are 36 hours after the polls close and there is no winn

. >> sandra shaw has a quick look at the forecast. we did get some rain yesterday. >> we did not get the severe weather. one person was killed with a tornado. we were on the weaker side of things. the front is still moving offshore. it is still a little moist outside. it will be until this afternoon until we get dried out. we could see gusts of up to 25 miles per hour. we are a little bit above normal. it will be a beautiful weekend with plenty of sunshine. right now your morning commute with kim dacey. >> we have some good news. we have no accidents to report. it is smooth sailing out there. 66 on the northeast corner. 65 on the topside of the beltway. 58 on the west side of the beltway. no delays. 11 minutes on the outer loop topside from 95 to 83. eight minutes between the harbor tunnel toll plaza and 95, 9 minutes. looking at no delays at all. this is that old court road. very light volume for this time of the morning. 95 north of the beltway, you can see stop on traffic is a little heavier northbound. no delays just yet. that is

now we get the latest from sandra shaw. she is showing some really nice cars this morning. >> this is a 1989 lambert guinlamborghini. is one of the many vehicles that will be out here on sunday from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the viva italia course elegance car show. you will be able to see these luxury italian cars and some yachts, as well. you have been involved in this for a while. >> i have been doing this for six years. we hope to have over 80 or 90 cars. is it for a great cause. these are the kids that are at risk and we need to support them so they can be good citizens. the cars are nice but the cause is important. >> like a kid in a candy store. there are also motorcycles. quite a prize here. we want to show you one more time that all of the different vehicles out here. we have the blue ferrari, the liberty, the motorcycle, the maserati, and we have the ferrari testarossa. wow. and you'll see some much more of this sunday from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. there is a storm to the west. it will be a hot one today. th

let's check in with sandra shaw. she has a lot more on the forecast. >> here is a tornado warning that has been issued for southeastern calvert county and eastern st. mary's county. this line of thunderstorms has not subsided at all. you can see all of that red. this is a line of storms and there is a possibility of a tornado. take cover now and do not go anywhere. i will highlight were that tornado warning is in effect. it is in effect until 7:00 a.m. this morning. there is a tornado watch for the entire viewing area until 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. we have a lot of chance to see severe thunderstorms. they could produce tornadoes. we have in excess of 4 inches of rain. i think we'll see in excess of 6 inches of rain when this gets wrapped up some time midmorning tomorrow. more details in a little bit. >> good morning. the ravens are back on the practice field later today. the weather will move them inside. trevor price was released from the team. ray rice showed up at practice but did not work out. he has a bruised k

sandra shaw it is talking about the fort mchenry run coming up on sunday. >> it is a title run. i have the police academy 43, an impressive group. they will be running in their own unique style on sunday. tell us about that. >> the police academy will be running information and singing cadence. >> there is nothing better than running through a cadence. >> it will keep you in pace and you can finish with these guys. >> they are in fabulous shape. they just started. it is a long training program. this event benefits special olympics in maryland. you guys have been active in getting donations for special olympics. how much did you get? but we collected over $2,000. >> that is great. >> it keeps us all together when we run information. >> best of luck to you. have fun on sunday. you cannot sign up the day of the race. >> the website is a charmcity .com. >> weather-wise, we are high and dry. it does look like a chance of rain thursday night into friday. it looks like a fabulous race day on sunday. tony, back over to you. >> are you going to try to keep up with those guys? >> it takes

let's get the latest now from sandra shaw. she is giving us a preview of a thrill show. >> absolutely. it is a favorite for kids. this is a controlled burn. we saw firefighters extinguish it earlier. it will be one of the many demonstrations on saturday. it is free. parking is free. the importance of safety. >> that is paramount. we try to reinforce that during fire prevention month. we want people to make sure they have a working smoke alarm on every level of their home. evacuation route. >> just for your own safety when it relates to fires. let's look at your seven-day forecast. we can expect a lot of rain tomorrow. a lot of tropical moisture. heavy rains are expected. things look better for the weekend. things look cooler as we head into next week. >> 57 degrees on tv hill. man has trained all manner of species, but this -- >> oh, my. >> we will explain how this man feels safe with that massive crocodile. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think about technology that all

now we check in again with sandra shaw. >> it is for a great cause. it takes a lot of courage to repel. it is called over the edge for recovery addiction. gaudenzia is the program behind it. we have a graduate from gaudenzia. i mentioned taking the first step. >> it took a lot of courage. it wasn't the first time i was in the program. to go back and look at the people that was once there to help you, it takes a lot of courage. i had to take the courage one step at a time and walk through those doors. >> that is amazing. you were pregnant at the time. >> yes. they have day care there all day long. you have day care so you did not have to worry about keeping children on you while you are in class is. professional people watch them. then you have mommy and me time. >> we have to show this guy repelling behind us. he is doing some tracks. we have 60 people repelling today. 98 rock is doing it. amalia will be hanging in there surely. things are clear. with that said, we will hang tight and throw it on over to tony. can you see yourself over there? >> it lo

the latest from san antonio -- from sandra shaw. we're getting in the mood for fall with the higher -- lower temperatures? >> yes. here it's maybe 50 degrees. you can see it a little bit better. we're in greenspring valley at the north run corn maze. we're at rogers farm. you can see there's a mini maze behind me, a lot of hay. hay rides. what else brook rogers? >> we have a huge pumpkin patch and farm animals and criders, care medical apples. fresh apples, and fresh pump kings. we're open through november 7, sards and sundays 10:00-6:00. >> $8 for adults and $6 for children. and you were inspired by your two boys for the t rex? >> yes. we have aerial footage of that. then you go in with your map and try to find the 12 different scheck points. >> fall begins at 11:09 tomorrow night. so check it out at the north run corn maze. i'd have trouble getting through here, but it's a good challenge. a check at h.d. doppler radar this morning. it's quiet over the mid-atlantic and east coast again, but to our west there's a system brewing over

it is >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast with meteorologist sandra shaw. >> hope you are doing well on this first full day of fall. we saw strong thunderstorms last night, but everything is quiet right now. all of the showers and storms are over the great lakes. that front is hovering, but not generating rainfall, and it will clear the area of much cooler air late friday into early saturday. it is all about the heat. we are surging above normal in. if we are already into the low 80's downtown. it is much warmer to the south. mid-80's already. if you take the state wide tour, in the mountains we will hit 80 degrees. hear, a cloud and sunshine mixed, but searching the mercury up to 88 degrees. on the lower eastern shore, same story. partly cloudy, 87. very not a forecast is -- your bay forecast is very calm. the record level is 40. it is a transitional time of the year. me, and buried all more cement over night. -- we will be more balmy and more humid tonight. there's a slight chance a shower could develop. last night, a front approach the area. right now, it is stationary. there

first we say good morning to sandra shaw downtown previewing the book festival. >> we're doing great. basically the theater is one of more than 100 exhibitors in addition to the 200 authors that will be here for the baltimore book festival. you might be asking why the wig? what is the significance? the wig is important. it is an understudy wig. >> most people are home resting. tell us about this. you have not been around too long. we will run some video from the baltimore book festival the >> it is a theater group that is intended to give a voice to folks who have found themselves outside the mainstream of society. we have authors and artists and we have an exclusive group. you will see a lot of different things coming from us. >> you have a preview for your next presentation. >> joseph elrich will be doing a snippet of his apartment to under 13. >> thank you. that is for the iron crow theater, one of the many groups you will see out here. too active over baltimore. we have an approaching system. it will feel like summer. it feels better today than it did yesterday. is much more comfo

. >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast with meteorologist sandra shaw. >> it is a gorgeous day. after the front got through yesterday, high pressure built in. we have nice northwest winds. we are high and dry. the clouds are to our north. the storm activity is over the midwest. that will come to our region by tomorrow night. we had a chance for some much- needed rainfall. it will probably come in a thunderstorm or two. we are comfortable at 74 downtown. 72 at the state line. 75 in easton. will probably hit a high of 80. in the mountains, it will be cooler, with a high of 73 degrees. plenty of sunshine around. it looks like 80 here. head over to the chesapeake bay and we will see a high of about 81 degrees. all in all, a picture-perfect day. partly cloudy tonight. 56 in our suburbs. 66 downtown up with the water. we have high pressure really dominating. it will take the area of low pressure by tomorrow night and push this off. it will give us the chance of storms. how does that break down? it looks like by 7:00, the rain will go to the north. we might see one or two showers overn

. >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast with meteorologist sandra shaw kurt >> we hope you are doing well in the final hours of summer as they weigh no way and we enter the job, all equinox tonight. -- the autumnal equinox tonight. for us, a minimal chance of a scattered shorn -- storms this afternoon. we could use the rain. we are feeling the heat, and we'll fill it until friday. it is 84 downtown. 82 at the airport. today's forecast gives us a high in the upper 80's by this afternoon. 88 or 89 as possible. it is interesting -- high pressure has moved offshore, and there has been a push. the tides are higher than normal. if there is a coastal flood of floodr's until midnight -- advisory until midnight tonight. the normal high for september 22 is 76 degrees. we will not break the record of 99. tonight, we stay humid. the reason why is because of this high pressure. it has been extremely hot in the deep south. the front will not do much to get through here until friday night or early saturday morning. tropical storm lisa it is way off of the coast of africa. it is out there, but no re

now back to sandra shaw. >> this is the last friday of the summer season as we begin fall next week. we saw the passage of a cold front last night. showers and storms are basically moving offshore. now we're going to clear out. high pressure will build in for the weekend and beyond. 68 downtown. 66 at the airport. 70 over around easton and st. michael. it will become sunny. you could see some clouds. there is a slight chance for some rain. much cooler than yesterday. in baltimore yesterday, we saw a high of 86 degrees at the airport. 83 today. the wind will be a factor. we could see gusts around 25 miles per hour. it will be a pleasant 84 degrees down around ocean city today. nw winds around the bay and the waves will only be about two feet. the normal low is 66 degrees. the record low is 44. tonight, pretty great if you have any outdoor plants. 55 in the outlying areas. 62 downtown. the front is near the chesapeake bay. low pressure will direct it along. it is a contrast between the high and low that will give us that blustery wind flow. hurricane igor is not a category 3 storm with

. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with sandra shaw. >> fortunately we were not anywhere near bermuda or during -- dealing with the wrath of igor. it was category one when it hit bermuda late last night. it moves through early, early this morning. up to 6 inches of rain, high surf, high winds with gusts reported up to 90 miles per hour even though it was only sustained at 75 miles per hour. damage to the island is extensive. igor continues to move to the north. high pressure building in and we have a nice dome of cool air infiltrating for the last few days of the official summer season. here is what it feels like outside. 72 downtown. 74 at the airport. 68 in westminster. 67 near the state line in the park in. the two points are in the 40's right now. -- the dew points are in the 40's. 78 is the forecast in high for central maryland. it looks like 80 degrees around ocean city. the forecast for today is problematic because there is a small craft advisory in effect with small wins 10-20 knots and a small waves from two-3 feet. normally for the time of year is 77 degrees. we will be in t

but first we say good morning to sandra shaw who is down for an interesting charity event. >> you have to have a lot of courage to be involved. it is a good thing we have a nice weather data. they will be repellent from the top at silo point. one of the people who will be repelling for addiction recovery melila.llio we have with us the president from that organization. what is it you guys do it? >> we provide residential services, outpatient services, support services, and we provide services behind the wire behind the walls in the state penitentiary's in maryland. >> it is important work that you do. there is a lot of economic stress out there. >> prior to this, the addiction rate in baltimore is probably higher than anywhere in the nation. if you add to that what is happening with the economy, it is more difficult. more people are seeking help. >> a great program and a great cause. you did this last year. what is of like? >> you do a practice run from the penthouse down. you come all the way down to the ground. the view of baltimore downtown is incredible. knowing your helping out an

. >> now your weather with sandra shaw. >> i hope you're having a pleasant afternoon. we're tracking a cold front moving through the area. only a couple of clouds out there. ultimately this afternoon our winds will change directions from the south west to the northwest, but we'll still see temperatures in the low 80's. rainfall in the plains may be our best shot at rain late thursday into friday. but we'll stay high and dry right now, at downtown and the airport. we're in the mid 70's so a good amount of sun today. a good mix of sun and clouds with a high of 70. here in the heart of maryland, baltimore will top out at 81 or 82 before it's all over. mix generally. pleasant with low humidity. as we head over to the eastern shore, more sun and high in the mid 80's. there's a small craft advisory advisory with the front on the bay. so winds are gusting up to 20 knots and waves are 2 feet, so it's not good to get out on the waters of the chesapeake. tomorrow we'll be hovering around this or cooler. the record set on this date is -- we'll be cooler than 58 degrees. up to pot

now back to sandra shaw. >> i hope you have a great day. we have some clouds on the visible satellite imagery. we will see things heat up later today. there is low pressure over the great lakes. it will drive a cold front this evening. we have a a 30% chance for some rainfall. we could see a thunderstorm. we're starting out mild. 66 downtown. 64 at the airport. it is cooler at parkton. 60's around the metropolitan area. we have a mix of sunshine and clouds in the mountains. 45% chance for some scattered storms. we are on the warm side of things before the front pushes through. we topped out at 84 degrees yesterday. we could see some showers into the evening and nighttime hours. a great beach day, 85 around ocean city. not a great day to hit the chesapeake bay. winds gusting up to 20 knots. three-foot waves are possible. we will be warmer today, about five or six degrees. the average load is 57. does not look like we will dip into the 50's tonight. 67 downtown. plenty of clout around and a slight chance for a passing storm. it will be pretty

now back to sandra shaw. good morning. >> as we take a look at what is happening, nothing really over the state of maryland get. there is a strong period of low pressure that will drag a front over maryland. we could see some of that in a scattered variety. we will take a closer look in a moment. sort of a mixed bag today. we will see sunshine this morning. we are on the warm side of things now. 66 downtown. 64 at the airport. your statewidet forecast. first we had to the mountains of western maryland. there is a 40% chance for some showers or storms. more clouds this afternoon. about 830% chance of some rain showers scattered this evening -- about a 30% chance of some rain showers scattered this evening. a decent day if you want to get out in the sunshine today. south winds of 15 knots at the chesapeake. there is a small craft advisory with waves up to two feet. 57 is the normal low. we topped out at 84 degrees yesterday. it looks like mid 80's are possible yet again. maybe a 30% chance of seeing a possible

sandra shaw has kind of an overview of the entire storm situation we have going on right now. >> it has been a tumultuous morning. a volatile situation. just to reiterate, to nato warning for central anne arundel and calvert county, that is the bright red. but the box encompasses the entire viewing area and that is a tornado watch, which means conditions will continue to be favorable that could produce the rotation needed in the upper levels of at this fair to produce tornado activity. the main issue, of course, will be the heavy rain. but first, a little refresher. if you don't know already. find a safe shelter if you are in any of the warning areas. lowest levels of your home, interior room is always good. away from windows and away from vehicles, if at all possible. if you are anywhere out on the roadways today, that is not advisable thing to do. we slowed down the doppler. it is along this line, along the western side of the day, it is where we have seen the most intense activity. numerous tornado warnings. this is the latest in a string. calvert and st. mary's, down to southern mar

now back to sandra shaw. have a great weekend. >> all the showers and storms moving offshore. high pressure will build in. it will take a little while for the dew points to drop at the moisture it to get out of here. we will see the wind pick up out of the northwest. plenty of sunshine. it should be a pleasant afternoon. 66 at the airport. mid 60's near the state line. statewide, a slight chance for some shower activity in the mountains of western maryland. they hide their of 65 degrees. 83 degrees in baltimore. we could see gusts up to 20 5 miles per hour. beautiful with abundant sunshine not only here but at the lower eastern shore where there will have a high of 84 degrees. we have northwest winds and 5 to 15 knots and waves of one to 2 feet. we topped out at 84 degrees before rain pushed into the area. we are a few degrees above normal. 97 was the record high. 44 degrees was the record low. tonight is typical. seasonable temperatures. 55 in the outlying areas. 62 down time. great for friday night football. we have high pressure trying to build in. the front is moving offsh

. >> sandra shaw has a quick look at the forecast. >> we needed some rain and we got some rain last night. it will feel

but first we say good morning to sandra shaw. she is said a car show. >> i am living it up this morning. we have the concourse elegance car show taking place this sunday from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the inner harbor. look at the array of cars. we have a red ferrari, a maserati, a lamborghini, and another for retreat you will see 100 cars, all the italian. they are all here at the car show. it benefits the children's guilt. you have been involved for years. >> i have been involved for six years. we're here now to present the great show. we hope to have over 80 cars signs up. we will have a big brunch. it will be a cip effect. >> and it is free. >> it is free for viewing the cars. you can get a vip pass. you can hear an opera singer and get on our auction for all of these wonderful guest. it is all for the children's deal of tguild. this is the tour de france bl ue. 12 cylinders. it has almost 500 horsepower. >> is anything out here that will impress you? >> if i love them all. i will take any of them. >> all right. will be t

first we say good morning to sandra shaw. she has found another charity for us to support. >> this is the second annual fort mchenry tunnel run. it is a five-k race on sunday. you actually run through the tunnel and come back the other way. it is an interesting experience and benefits the special olympics of maryland. all of the runners are looking for something creative in a road race. you are with us this morning and you ran this last year. what is this like? >> is very unique. we have modeled it after the new york lincoln tunnel run. we go out and back in one of the tubes. it is a five-k and it is safe run what. you cannot walk it. >> you get a different perspective -- you can walk it. >> we have fun facts along the way, how far along you are under the water. some things for walkers. generally runners do not see many of the fun facts. >> it benefits special olympics. >> law enforcement has been a long supporter of special olympics. special olympics maryland and the transportation authority to have been working together for

sandra shaw has a quick look at the forecast. it feels nice this morning. >> it will get cool again by tomorrow. we will have sunshine early on and increasing

now we want to check in live with sandra shaw at clementine in northeast baltimore. &promoting a great cause dining out. >> yeah, dining out for life is this thursday. you can go to 50 participating restaurants all around the city and the county and take part. 20% of the proceeds from the checks that night actually go to movable feast. and they serve those who are home bound, and they deliver meals to them who are critically ill. so more on that in a moment. first of all, i am holding pork cheeks. entree here at clementine. it tastes pretty cool, huh? what are you going to put in it? >> start with shallots and pork cheeks and some hard cider au jus, and we're going to gently poach oysters in that. >> sounds awesome. we're going to watch you cook as we talk to tom. you are with movable feast. what area do you serve around here? it's a big program. >> we serve about 1,100 people a week. we serve in baltimore city, the five surrounding counties, and it is entire eastern shore of maryland. so for dining out for life, we have restaurants that have come up to the table fro

." >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with meteorologist sandra shaw. >> i hope your doing well this evening. things are clear. it is still very hot. we're still in the mid till -- 90's. we tied a new record today. 95 degrees was the old record, set in 1970. we talked it off in 2010. we have had 5790-degree days and above so far. -- 57 days above 90 degrees so far. it will take until sunday for the cooler air to filter in and change our weather patterns. we will sweat it out overnight. we're looking at the lower-90's downtown. upper-80's near the state line. today was a record-setter. we were 97 at the inner harbor. we began this morning with a lot of fog, especially around the lower eastern shore. we began at 70 degrees. 75 is the normal high for this day. looking at the climatological records for this year, 2010 is officially the hottest summer ever on record in baltimore. we are only into the second day of fall and it is still 95. mostly clear tonight, unseasonably mild at 68th to 72 degrees. things will change tomorrow. the front will push through. it will be warm, but less human

first, good morning to sandra shaw. she's downtown. she's going to tell us about another wonderful charity event involving some of the local restaurants. hi, sandra. >> hey, tony. we are actually at clementine on harford road in northeast baltimore city. so basically, they are donating 50% of all of their patrons' checks this thursday, september 23, to a program. i'll tell you more about it. the event is called dining out for life. basically, they will deliver meals to those who are critically ill, and their families. more on that in a moment. but first, we got to tell what you we're cooking. this is basically a tomato crayfish scramble. jeremy price, you cook here. what is going into this thing? >> we're starting with a crayfish corn and tomato salad, and we're going to add eggs, jasmine rice, some greens, and some cheese, and start it right now. >> while jeremy cooks, i'm going to talk to tom. tell us about movable feast. i mention you help people and get meals to them if they're critically ill. >> we're a 21-year-old program in balt

but first we say good morning to sandra shaw who decided to head downtown and play with the baltimore city fire department. >> this has been going on for more than 50 years. this is a controlled burns. this is one of the demonstrations they have. it is on saturday and you can see a huge tanker truck on fire. this is -- what will happen behind us? >> we have an automobile fire. members from engine company 51 -- >> they could put that out on the beltway. >> they will open up the hose nozzle and begin to extinguish the fire. >> it sounds good. there are a lot of things for kids out here. there is a train ride. there is the firefighters combat challenge. >> that will be our initial competition on that day. we have firefighters competing from around the region. they compete through a number of evolutions. they run up a five-story building, come back. they will drag a mannequin for approximately 100 feet. then they pick up a hose line and dragged that. >> that is pretty crazy. now you will light this tanker truck on fire. >> we will have partners from the martin state airport who will bring

we are talking about -- sandra shaw explains. there are 18 different sculptures on display. a wide variety. it is all sponsored by the jlp gallery. we have some of the pieces behind this that are unique. >> if this is one of the artists showing with us. you can see this artist uses found objects, primarily found object to create the work here. >> it is beautiful. these are some of the smaller works. >> the largest being about 18 feet in height. >> it is called genesis. >> genesis being the opening or the first show of a revolving exhibit, which will be revolving every six months to 12 months inside and outside greenspring station. >> this is an american flag. >> william walker is the artist. metal and this is his interpretation of our aflac. >> you have a beautiful. here anyway. >> the response has been very good. it definitely adds to the shopping experience. it gives everybody more to enjoy it while there appear shopping. >> thank you so much, tom stone. you have a while to check out, all year in fact. they will switch out the exhibits after 12 months. that is it for now.

. >> now let's take a look at your forecast with sandra shaw. >> high-pressure is going to build intraday -- in today. partly cloudy and clearing in the afternoon. gwenn set 5 to 15 miles per hour for the afternoon. -- the wind it will be at 5 to 50 m.p.h. for the afternoon highs right around 84 the weekend. >> we will have another weather update at 925 a and

. >> i cannot count on many times i have done that to you, sandra shaw. we will have another update at 8:55 a.m. >>> 8:30 on a thursday morning, the 16th day of september, 2010. lots of nice people on the plaza on this beautiful morning here in new york. meredith actually about to greet some people on the plaza, better known as one of the finest universities in the country. >>> coming up in just a moment, gordon gecko is back. remember, greed is good from 1987 in wall street? here we are 23 years later, oliver stone out with "wall street, money never sleeps," how has it changed in 23 years? we will talk to mr. stone about that. >> fascinating. >>> up next, what do men really think? role models to monogamy to divorce, surprising results of a new "esquire" survey of 20 to 50-year-old men. we'll find all types of interesting things. >> i don't want to be there. >> and talking about a woman who followed her passion and now she makes minnows in urban environments. that's a pretty inspiring story. we'll be talking to jane about that. >>> in just a couple weeks