edgemere, southeast baltimore county. we have ourselves over two inches of rainfall. 2.48. this was 2.33 just when i loaded the site up, about three minutes ago. picking up rainfall at a heavy rate once it pushes through. shifted over towards perhaps harford county, we'll pick off half inch to an inch in an hour's timeframe. we have ourselves a wave of low pressure. the pump up of tropical moisture. you heard the report earlier, wilmington, north carolina, 18 inches of rainfall, south carolina, extending down through the bahamas right now. all this rainfall continues to push its way, with a few waves of low pressure wrapping around this jetstream. core of cold air will wrap around the storm. until then, we have to deal with the storm through central maryland. what it means for us, periods of heavy rain, on average, two to five inches. some spots underneath heavy rain bands. one area of low pressure pushing south from midday. we enhance the rainfall. another wave of low pressure around this evening to our south. that partial for tornados and spin-ups will be with us as well.

. >> new this noon, police are searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting in southeast baltimore. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest on the 1,700 block of cane street. he was taken to bay view hospital where he died. >> also carroll county sheriffs are investigating a stabbing death. 26-year-old jeremiah demarrio was found 10:00 p.m. last night on a staircase outside his apartment. police say he had been stabbed in the chest. investigators say neighbors called 911, and he was taken to carol hospital center, where he died. testimony is expected to continue in the ken harris murder trial. yet monica robinson was reportedly with harris the night of the incident. took the stand and said harris was in a hurry when he returned to the car trying to get away from a masked gunman. robinson said she didn't recall hearing a gunshot but the defense pointed out she did say she heard a shot in an earlier recorded statement to police. >> baltimore police are trying to figure out how they ended up in a car in the 800 block of eighth avenue -- they were not sure how t

wind southeast vector at 8 miles per hour. baltimore today a lot of blue sky. i mean, that was the theme all day long, baltimore and all around the state and really all around the east coast from boston all the way down into georgia didn't matter where you were today. beautiful weather and a lot of boat traffic on the harbor. nice looking day blue skies nice green grass. leaves still on the trees we're getting to see them blow around a little bit. let's take a look at some of the temperatures right now. 84 out west in frederick, 79 to the east in cambridge, and 79 up in wilmington. culpepper virginia sitting at 80. dew point numbers are low. this is great stuff. take you out a little wider blue skies, sunshine, all across the region. pennsylvania right down through virginia, north carolina. one thing about the very low humidity and breezy conditions of course there is still that slightly enhanced fire risk across the state. that will hold up for another 24 hours. high pressure control. we are watching the developing storm well out to the west showers and storms

. >>> a man is killed in southeast baltimore. police are called o the sccne at north hally burs halibert av. they found a 21 years old man the chest. >>> a few minutes later police were at the scene of another shooting. at west baltimore. it happpned at 9:00 at west they found a man ha that was sht to the chest. there's no worr on a suspect for in either shoot. >>> pooice are looking for a man who stolee1500 gallons of diesel fuel from local businesses. theyyreporttd the theft of 830 gallons from the underground tank. a similar incident tookkplace near a heist last month. they ruled outtany leads and now they're loooing at surveillance footage from the surrounding businesses? mosque near the site of the september 11 attacks in new3 york. addresses mounting consistis crf the plan. he is a muslim and a proud america. while many people question building a mosque there. he believes it could be good for tte city and the u.s. >> this center will be a place for all faiths to come together as partners as stake holders in mutual respect.

southeast baltimore county, dundalk, essex. but no reports of lightning and thunder from this particular storm cell. but this is pretty much in the middle of the screen, it brought about issuance of a tornado warning from the national weather service to east central anne arundel county until 10:15 a.m. this morning. moving north at about 25 miles an hour. pretty rapidly. it is a moving target at this stage of the game. so, locations that could be impacted by this -- gibson island, fort smallwood state park. if this were to come to the surface could either be a funnel cloud, near the surface, funnel cloud or a tornado if it is over land. that is the extent of information right now except that it is moving extremely rapidly. we just heard an alarm go off. they may have extended this morning a little more, may have downgraded it to thunderstorm warning. we have to wait and see what the announcement is. but right now on the radar, the heaviest of the reins from this suspicious storm cell is now falling from lakeshore northward to a

investigators working to get to the bottom of a deadly shooting in southeast baltimore. the victim was found blocks from the county line. he died 7:00 p.m. on monday night. police have not released his name. >> the new york jets have grabbed headlines for their trash-talking ways. the nfl is investing claims of sexual harassment. ines sainz says she was uncomfortable with comments and catcalls be made inside the jets' locker room when she went to talk with quarterback mark sanchez. she said an assistant coach was tossing footballs in her direction earlier so players could closer to her. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. are men's locker rooms a proper place for female sports reporters? you can e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 57 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> a happy reunion for the family of an american hiker who was being held in an iranian prison cell. >> how would you like to be strapped to a board and flown across the country? we will introduce you to the newest

. >>> one time baltimore resident is back in southeast baltimore, sunday will be the dedication of the frank zappa sculpture. and many are expected to attend. his son,dwedzle will be there. big doings sunday. >> it will be nice. >> and there's a front coming through over the weekend and there's not much to it other than clouds kicking up the wind. that's what we'll look at. >> and a good time to run around highland town. d.j. liquidators is near. that's where run was. there -- ron was. >> guy fieri is talking about cooking coming up and also, an update on traffic from kristy breslin and bernadette has the breslin and bernadette has the first warning weather. ,,,,,, tax on everything you buy? breslin and bernadette has the first warning weather. ,,,,,, that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that

. >> captain mike perry tracking the storms over southeast baltimore right now. captain mike, what can you tell us? i know there is a lot to see out there? >> reporter: we've had to move away from the flooded area we were showing you in the area of dundalk. you can see as we're looking to the east now very, very heavy rain shower has moved into the area that's approaching under the visibility less than a mile. it will create a lot of heavy rain. as i look to the south towards bwi, i can see the sky by rain showers. it appears that this little respite that we had for about an hour, past hour and a half to two hours is about to end. some of the heavier rain showers and heavy rain band starting to move back into the area. i don't know how much longer we'll stay up but we'll stay up as long as we can and give you pictures as long as we can do it safely. >> good advice. flooding is the biggest concern right now. we move into the evening and we expect more rain. derek valcourt has been monitoring the changing conditions all day. let's go back to him in rosedale, baltim

baltimore for the dedication of it. many of the family members were there for the even and say they were overwhelmed by the number of fann that showed up. >>>totally surprised. thank you so much. >> the statue is a epllca of one that stands in a public sware i!!publicsquare in lithow. %-that own. gift from fans in >>> in sunday's meetinggdidn't go any better thaa the previous two. at the start of the 3rd quarter, the ravens trailed 6-0 when joe flacco put up a pass that ended up perfectly placed in the hands of derrick mason. -own. tte team went up 7-6, but they didd'tthave the lead for long..3 with two minutes lefttin the game, the ravens were down 15-10 and their last chance to make something happened ended with interception.rowing an he had a career 4 high four interceptions during the game and the ravens lose 15-10. >> we are disapppinted. it's the going to make us or we have a lot to on just like we did last week at thii time. that has been proven time and time again. minus 4 is not going to get it done. like we di

temperatures cooked up to 86 degrees in baltimore. look at the 90s in southeast virginia. good day at virginia beach. we had really nasty weather roll through as a result of the heat surging and contrasting with temperatures in the 60s to the northwest. we belong at 78. we've got this contrast of air masses that built up nasty weather. you'll see sunrise come up at 6:50. the nasty weather did fall through on average about a quarter to half inch of rain in some spots. it came in yesterday a few hours early. it came in about 3:00 for a lot of us. look at the nasty weather up towards new york. they had potential tornadoes in new york city yesterday. winds 60 to 80 miles per hour in the city. great neck, long island recorded a 100 mile-per-hour wind gust. one fatality coming in from these storms. that energy is pushing away from new england this morning. the moisture behind it will be in the form of cloud cover. overall, we should be looking at a partly sunny sky here. the more sun southeast and we'll transition those clouds maybe to showers in the beaches overnight and tomorr

a summer-like 88 in baltimore. near-record highs in the southeast. >>> two of cable tv's more popular foes went toe-to-toe last night. jon stewart was on bill o'reilly's show. >> stewart was there to promote his book. but he defended president obama. even the lighter moments seemed to have a certain edge about them. >> i can't get on it. >> she doesn't like you. >> i know. why? >> you're not likable. >> why do i have to get a sprained wrist when i buy your book? >> i put effort into my books. i don't put one out every six months. >> not me. i write them all. >> o'reilly will appear on stewart's now next week. that will be interesting, i'm sure. >>> business news is next, including changes coming at the cost of your favorite starbucks drink. >>> then, the world's richest. what the list of billionaires says about the economy. >>> and more than a year after that bizarre interview on david >>> and more than a year after that bizarre interview on david sears. >>> the obama administration's efforts to ease the foreclosur

. >> summer-like in the southeast and mid-atlantic, hovering around 90 in atlanta and baltimore. 82 in detroit. 88 in chicago. 78 in omaha. sacramento gets up to 84. salt lake city 74. seattle just 59. >>> thumbs up to a college student with some of the fastest fingers around. >> kansas state university senior amanda mitchum has been crowned the new texting champion. she managed to bang out the fastest and most accurate texts in the contests and she has her younger brother to thank for correcting a scoring error that would have eliminated her. >> to take her brother out to dinner. her brother recognized an error in someone else's text so he should get more than a din fer you ask me. >> no kidding. i'm still like this. we'll be back with more after i'm still like this. we'll be back with more after this. >>> for years as many of you know lasik eye surgery has been promoted as a quick way to correct vision. millions so far have had the procedure. >> now a former fda official who helped get lasik approved in the first place is warning against it. elisabeth leamy explains why. >> reporter:

a summer-like 88 in baltimore. near record highs in the southeast. >>> on this first day of fall, no less, a gargantuan discovery is upstaging the largest home in america. >> what is that, you ask? it's a mushroom of all things. it's a mammoth mushroom to say the least, found on the grounds of the historic biltmore estate in north carolina. if you're wondering about the size of that thing it's about five pounds, eight inches tall, 48 inches around. they say it feels like aer in of ball. it contains 7 trillion spores. >> the biltmore is not saying what they plan to do with the humongous fungus. visitors have suggested everything from a huge pot of stir fry to mushroom pancakes. >> that's a scary looking mushroom. >> it's a little much. more after this, stay with us. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and

getting the green light through southeast coming into northeast. no problems on the beltway in virginia. giving you the green light, normal travel times between fredericksburg and the the lead, in and of baltimore, nothing on 270, 66 between centreville and the beltway, an undertaking you live to the beltway at university blvd., looks ok. back to you. >> thank you. >>> continuing storm watch coverage, the two-day rain is creating complications borrowed construction projects. the weather has affected beltway traffic since the construction started. vdot has built fences to try to keep the dirt from turning into a mudslide when it starts to rain. much of the problem is and lack of drainage. it is 69 degrees. still ahead, blackberry's answer to the ipad, the tablet that could give apple a run for its money. >>> i am courtney robinson in college park. in a few days it will be time to put this all fall away behind the wheel in maryland. details on the new law coming up. >>> parts of southern california are baking under late fall he auglaize. laytonsvil >

in the baltimore area, anywhere from 1.5 to 2 inches. this will make up for the shortfall we are running right now. southeast winds will be 5-10. forecasters are watching a lot of activity in the tropics. there is this assist -- suspicious-looking formation that might affect parts of the eastern seabord later next week. we will see how that develops. here is the moisture coming up. futurecast -- monday, 8:00 a.m., a couple of bands of rain moving through. the second band comes through tuesday morning. it may include thunderstorms. a condition should improve during the day tuesday. we might try out for a day or two. -- dry out for a day or two. thunder, late morning, and most of the rain occurring tuesday morning. another spell of rain thursday. >> pete gilbert over at m&t bank stadium. he had eight receptions. he had eight receptions. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each

unfortunately, severe weather today, we had early report of tornado outside of baltimore. you cannot see the warning but outside of charlotte tornado warning for self counties in north carolina and upstate south carolina. so, unfortunately, we will still have threat of flooding in the east coast and the threat of tornados. >>shepard: the powers that be in washington, dc, are talking about small business and what will help them if the bush tax breaks expire as law says they should. stay tuned. terrain, ter >>shepard: president obama sign add $42 billion bill designed to help millions of struggling small business owners. according to the president the legislation is to provide tax breaks, waive certain fees and make it easy for small businesses to start borrowing money again. the president says some $30 billion will go to banks so they can get the credit flowing. today, president obama explained why he thinks this is so critical right now. >> along with the middle-class small businesses have taken the brunt of the recession. they, you, were hit by one-two punch. the downturn

about the same in generaa.count3 61 degrees in baltimore so quite hagerstown and salisbury 53. it's going to be cool in some temperatures will climb to pleasant, 78 degrees. northeast winds become southeast later in the day at 5-10 miles per hour, that is seasonable beeause that is where we should be thii time of year. we will take a look at what is %-we will have a littll wind. right now we will check n with laurrn cooke who has the traffi3 edge. good morning, lauren. >> repprter: good morning, steve. as we check on 95, moving %-cars moving out there yet, but though delays traveling southbound o noothbound. from whitemarss to the beltway, we are looking at speed of 55 miles per hour, and you're lookinn at an 8-minute ride with an aveeage speed of 55 miles per hour, the from the harbor tunnel toll to 95, you're looking at a 5 minute speed with an average speed of bbef miles pe!! 55 milr >>> the recession is officially over that's according to the national bureau of economic research, but many people hereú in maryland and across the country are hhving trouble that3 beliiving th

still muggy 70s in southeast virginia. all of the energy rolling out of eastern new england this morning. we'll have a mixture of clouds and sun today going to 82 in baltimore. westminster a little cooler at 78. we're expecting temperatures tonight back down to our 55 degrees. tomorrow we're going to get back with more sunshine and a high of 79. let's see what's happening on the roads right now with the traffic update with kim brown. >> actually, the wet roads are starting to have an impact on the commute. we have an accident reported in jessup, route 1 southbound at montevedeo drive. along the roadways, the roads are slick so please take it easy as you make your way around. fortunately 695 looks good. here at 195, no problems there. as i mentioned, just that one crash in jessup, you will see police directing traffic at mont that individual deo drive. southbound 95, about a three minute ride. no issues so far on 795 between owings mills boulevard and the beltway. only four minutes so far. megan, back to you. >>> high blood

from baltimore all the way through raleigh-durham, back up through boston, you name it, just crystal clear, there's a little weather up towards chicagoland but overall, just a breeze blowing from the southeast. temperaturewise, mid-70s to low eights to the west. we'll cool off into the 70s and into the 60s later this evening under a nice clear sky. mild and breezy is the story. in the next few days, a dramatic warm-up. we'll talk about that and tell you how hot it gets, coming up. >>> friends and family will tend a viewing tonight for joseph d'entremont. it is 6:00 at the mountain christian church in joppa. the 14-year-old was struck and killed by a car friday night in bel air. a second viewing will be tomorrow at the mountain christian church from 10:00 a.m. to noon. the funeral will follow. >>> a public library in frederick has a case of the bedbugs. it was spotted in a book friday. exterminators will treat all the county's eight libraries, two book mobiles and delivery van. a total of five books turned up and the library notified the patron who dropped them off. >>> president obam

with the southeast flow. marine layer keeps uu on the mild side of things. with cooler temperatures to the north. boston 59. and 63 in pittsburg. here is what is going on. controlling forces here. area of low pressure ver northwestern hio bringing up the oisture. warm front ahead of it. but a cold front falls behind t that will contiiue to push north. more rain expected or tomorrow. then the cold front moves through. pushing out the moisture. we will start to see high pressure develop over the ohio river valley that. -tarts to move in. giving us clearing later innthe week. 77 degrees. %-morning. rain linnering in the -aper off innthe afternoon. get a break maybe of sunshine. 83 degrees. and it looks like e will see temperatures starting to break as we get into wednesday. 75. more sunshine. then maybe another shower on thursday. 78 degrees. back into the 70s for friday, saturday. with mild and clearing conditions. >>well, youuheard the scary moments turn into overwhelming relief for passengers on board of a delta airlines flight as it made an emergeecy llndin

we have had a sustained southeast wind over the past 24 hours. water is being pushed up the chesapeake bay. we'll see some minor flooding during times of high tide. the high tide may come in two feet above average. there is precipitation extending into the carolinas. this is a big complex storm system. it will take a while to get out of here. the center of the storm isn't west virginia. you can see the swirl in the clouds out there. the clouds are breaking up in the central part of virginia. that clearing is heading up towards us. i think the evening commute will be better than the morning commute. there is more energy behind that that will develop more the pressure on wednesday night and thursday. upper 70's and low 70's. 72 at the airport. maybe 80 this afternoon -- upper 60's and lower 70's. may be clearing this afternoon. 76 to 81. but here's what drop back into the low 60's 0 tonight. most of tomorrow will be a dry. another chance for rain wednesday night and thursday and then perhaps friday night and saturday. take this forecast with a grai

it will certainly feel like it in florida and through the southeast. let's take a look at the forecast for your saturday. nice and cool in boston with highs in the 60s. a beautiful day from pittsburgh, baltimore, philly and washington, d.c. not bad in new york. partly cloudy and 74. as far as the rest of the country goes, chicago, you'll be damp during the day today and wet weather in san antonio. phoenix, 108 degrees. it has been 106 all week long. into sunday it will be hot in the desert southwest. you notice we are warming um up from d.c. to new york with temperatures in the low 80s. overall, no severe weather is expected this weekend. nothing like what we saw earlier this week in new york city. that was a treat, wasn't it, alex? back to you. >>> it was, indeed. now to afghanistan where 2500 candidates are vying for 249 parliamentary seats in today's election, but it is not without the threat of a taliban attack. and so far there are deaths to report. john yang is in kabul with the latest for us. john, good day to you. there have been conflicting nu

around the baltimore region, not much going on at all just cloudy skies, a few light sprinkles moving through cecil county. we'll have to wait a little longer for some of this stuff to cross southern portions of the bay. we're talking 7:00 or 8:00 to be the. some of this thunderstorms activity out to the west of us still may swing up. we're still in the risk of more thunderstorms and shower activity. temperature wise right now in the region, pretty humid, dewpoints way up. 77, dc75. ocean city 74. the cooler air to the west, cumberland 63. that is a flash flood watch in effect tonight. along the western side of the bay, because of the southeast winds a coastal flood advisory. because of the southeast winds, you can see that 10, 12, 15 miles and our winds continue to push that water from one side of the bay to the other side. the bay is really just a big big bathtub. so it's pushing it on the west side of the bay. this low pressure, you can see it spinning over atlanta georgia still pushing plenty of moisture in our direction. all the way up to southern canada now. that will continue t

the man accused of killing her is also in custody there convicted in a baltimore murder in the 1990s. it is not clear how he got into her room. >> police have identified the man gunned downed in broad daylight in southeast. he is 29-year-old darryl hendy. the shooting happened saturday on southern avenue. police put a huge apartment building on lock down to search for suspect. officers found two people they believe are connected to the shooting. one actually tried to jump over the balcony. no charges have been filed. >>> you can help put a bank robber behind bars. take a look at this picture. this guy held up a sun trust on saturday. the robber walked in, pulled a gun and left with cash. he used a black bandanna to cover a part of his face as you can see right there. if you have any information call crime stoppers. >>> work crews are hoping they have everything back up and running in northeast tonight after a water main break. the eight inch line ruptured this morning on jackson between 17th and 18th. the crews were out there from late this morning until just a short time ago trying t

the storm's center just to the southeast of miami, falling apart down there. there is not an eye to the storm or a well-defined tropical system, but there is a bunch of moisture associated with the, which will continue to spread across our region tonight. the potential is there for some spots in maryland to get anywhere from three up to 5 inches of rain and a few strong or severe thunderstorms tomorrow. it is a windy, wet weather pattern for another day or so. i will have more details on it and a complete forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> florida is getting a heavy soaking as the storm now sets its sights on the carolinas. >> a: not be hurricane strength, but the storm is shaping up to be -- to: not be hurricane strength, but it is shaping up to be over whether event. >> we are expecting rainfall totals in the 1-foot range over a wide area from north carolina all the way up into new england. it has already begun in north carolina and is spreading north. this has the makings of a major flood event over much of the northeastern part of the u.s. and inc

salisbury as ou go northwest and southeast, 52 and 53 respeccively. sky hd radar ot shhwing ann rain riiht now, you do see thh showers up toward the great lakks along the frontal boundary that could be ddaaed into this evening. we could get the shhwer chance or a thunderstorm. 800deerees y noon.ú 85 at 6:00 p.m. topping t 88 at 3:00 this afternoon. might have hit 90 in a few locations. what abouu your chute this morning? we need -- the ccmmute thhs morning? we need to check in with the expert on that information. >> reporter:: if you're traveling through the harbor -unnel this morning, we expect slow speeds. that is due to an earlier crash along the toll plaza. traffii will be down to owe donne!!o'donaldstreet. congestion on thh west side of the beltwaa checkinn in and taking a live look at liberty road. you are looking at a 19-minute ride along the outer loop from 795 to 95 with an average speed dooexpect heavy volume from 953 to 83. that stretch is going to take you 18 minutes. there you're looking at ann3 afternoon speed of 54 miles per hour. it's

. >> baltimore police say they were forced to shoot a pitbull while making an arrest at the southeast police station. authorities say the dog became aggressive while officers were trying to take its owner into custody. the dog is recovering, and animal control is investigating. >> stay with us. when we come back, ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally- conscious way while saving you hundreds of dollars on your water-heating energy bill. the geospring water heater from ge with advanced hybrid technology. heating the water in your home any other way is just going to seem primitive. [ monkey cheeps ] ♪ maryland residents can save up to $780 while funds last. >> welcome back, i'm tony pann. it is going to be a nice day. temperatures will jump quickly as we head into the afternoon. for now, upper 50's -- upper 40's, low 50's. 54 degrees in rising sun up in cecil county. mostly sunny skies will make it to the upper 70's. you won't need a jacket later on today for sure. high, thin clo

high pressureeturns to the southeast, it will bring a return ffom the southwest and. we should be in he upper 70s. the warmerrer air is on the way. ú%inshowers possibbe for late wednesday into thuusday s the front pushes through. another front comes through on -riday iito saturday. sunny and pleasant, upper 70s, -njoy this one and the warm air retuuns for mid-to late week. weddesday through friday we will -e in the upper 0s tt near 90 and showers, we can use not expecting a whole lot, though. %-let's see whaa is happening on the roadways. lauren cooke is here with the %-lauren, good morning.ge. >> reporter: good morning, steve. we do have problems in north baltimore, a two-alarm fire has you do want to stick with rooand avenue as an alternate route. %-the alternate route, there's volume but everyyhing is up to speed on the inner and outer loop. yoo're look ago the an 11-mmnute ride from 95, to 83, with an average speed of 55 miles per hour. all is clear from the mchenry -unnel toll to tte beltway, you're looking at an 11-minute ride from the harbor tunnel toll to 95,

breezy, winds out of the southeast at 10-15 miles per hour. 81 for the high today. that's a look at the weather. now let's get an update on traffic with julie wright. >>> a lot going on on the roads this morning. let's start off in maryland. southbound along 270 on the brakes out of germantown into rockville. the local lanes improving southbound toward falls road. the main line jammed up badly, germantown to the split. outer loop slow from route 1 college park. crash on the outer loop at 202 now cleared. bw parkway and 95 slow out of laurel down to the beltway. coming in through northeast washington, live shot of new york avenue at bladensberg road. slow toward the exit for the third street tunnel. all lanes are open in virginia. northbound 95 jammed up from springfield continuing northbound up to duke street before the pace improves. delays at the inner loop at 266. slow at 267 for the crash, two left lanes tied up. southbound 28, stay to the right to get by. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> happening right now, a search for cows that may have die

it has been a gridlock mass in that area of southeast d.c.. >>> you mentioned that the fog and we are looking at the latest reports and that looks like the 95 corridor and parts of northern anne arundel county and baltimore is getting it. temperatures are near 70. we are on our way to the mid- 90's again today. it will be hot and humid but temperatures will cool down over the weekend. less humid tomorrow and mid-80's and sunday, increasing clouds parted >>> michelle rey's future is still in limbo. vincent gray and michelle rhee met for more than one hour in the wilson building yesterday. they discussed the state of education in d.c. and not michelle rhee's future. he says that will be discussed when they meet again in a few weeks ♪ ♪ everybody's working for the weekend ♪ ♪ everybody wants a new romance ♪ >>> and the weekend is just upon us. you know, keep moving. you just stopped right here. for the rest of the crowd to be seen. yes. there you go. they wait so patiently for that one shot on the air. >> these guys are getting a head start on the weekend. >> that's true. this

you can see the rain trying to push through southeast virginia. we'll be watching that continue to spread up towards the north. we're trying to fight off rain most of the day lye reach maryland for the evening commute. we continue to watch the develop ment of what could be tropical storm nicole. here's kim with traffic. >> we do have minor delays on 95 southbound, between the beltway and the 895 split. it'll be a slow ride to harford road and providence road. traffic at a crawl. we're working a couple accidents. loch raven boulevard, out of the travel portion right now. perry hall, crash reported, honeygo boulevard, silver spring road. here's jamie costello with your morning news update. >>> baltimore city health officials are trying to be proactive in the fight against bedbugs. the goal is to map out a strategy to fight against the bedbugs and answer any questions you might have. the meeting kicks off today at noon. it's free to the public, but seating is limited. we'll see you in about half an hour with another update with traffic and weather. g