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at maryland colleges. students must attend a maryland high school for three years and the parents show they filed state income tax at the time. maryland is the first state in the country to approve it by popular vote. >>> our other big story this morning, that coastal storm making its way to the mid-atlantic, threatening areas already hit hard by sandy. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us with an update. >> right now that coastal low is really beginning to deepen. it's just off the atlantic seaboard way out to sea. precipitation is going to be well east of us. we're getting a few sprinkles of rain in virginia, delaware, and maryland. a few sprinkles from annapolis into southern maryland as well as farther west across northern virginia from southern fairfax county, prince william. bring an umbrella here over the next hour or so. we also have temperatures well above freezing. upper 20s to low 30s much of the region now. and we have a winter weather advisory in effect. all those counties can get h

would vote. >> reporter: there are a lot of eyes on maryland and maryland made history as we voted to make same sex marriage legal in this state. it's a question that has been defeated each of the 32 times it had been on the ballot in other states. maryland is now the 7th state in addition to the district of columbia to approve marriage equality. voting on question 6 came when supporters argued that same sex marriage is is a civil right and that children of same sex couples key serve -- deserved to be raised by parents married. it doesn't force clergy to perform marriage ceremonies many religious organizations are not required to participate in the ceremonies. opponents of question 6 collected more than double the number of signatures required to push it too a referendum. now maryland is the first state to legalize same sex marriage through a ballot referendum. local courts can begin issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples in january. and same sex marriage was approved in maine. reporting live in federal hill,sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> blackjack and expanding gaming conto t

will maryland be the first to pass it? derek mccoy from the maryland marriage alliance and delegate marry washington continue our discussion. we were talk bfering the break but let me just ask you, do you think maryland will be ground break on this and by popular vote approve it. >> absolutely. maryland, we will be the first to affirm the right that everybody has access to being able to be married to the person that they love, to be able to have families and full faith and confidence in the people of the state of maryland. i know it's going to happen. so we're very excited to close out early voting today and to get ready to vote on tuesday. >> mr. mccoy you were talking in our previous segment about children. shouldn't the children of gay couples enjoy the same rights and advantages that children of heterosexual couples have, having two parents that are married? >> there is no question about it. having two people that are still loving kids, i agree. that makes alot sense. i think what we are talking about with this particu

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maryland, it's time. time for marriage equality. question 6 strengthens protections for our churches and guarantees the civil right to commit to the one you love. while there are those trying to divide us, presidents obama and clinton stand with us. pastors, business leaders, newspapers, democrats and republicans are all coming together for question 6. because it's about fairness-- treating everyone equal under the law. and who could be against that? >> is should be a great day to vote tomorrow. >> no excuses. lots of sun tomorrow. breezy and cool, after a cold morning. who will stay chile wednesday. the ground is pretty warm. snow is likely nothing on contact. the storm could stay for an of offshore to leave us alone. it is a chance. after this, a little pattern is shipped. 60's comes in for the weekend. >> that is just a little above normal. we are getting used to be called now. >> a little. >> if you are reading correctly, i am saying you will have school on friday. >> that is all for tonight. >> thank you for joining us. i've al

of maryland. same-sex couples can apply for a civil marriage license. kai reed was at the headquarters last night with reaction. >> it has been a long night for marylanders in support of same- sex marriage. voters here did something that has never been done before. passing game marriage by referendum --pass in gay marriage by referendum. >> what the people of maryland -- republicans, christians, jews, muslims -- came together and concluded the night with this, that every child's home deserves to be protected equally under the law. [cheers] >> this vote would not change what i would be able to do but it would change the path for our future and what it would mean for my daughter. that my daughter would grow up in a state that recognized fairness and dignity and respect for families. >> before now, 32 states had voted for gay marriage. maryland made history tonight. reporting in downtown baltimore, kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> question seven passed with 52% for. david collins love much more coming u

we know traci wilkins reports on breeg another casino to maryland. >> r . >>> maryland voters have some big decisions to make in the voting booth apart from the presidential election in one of the most publicized on the ballot question 7. that would expand gambling in the state. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is there. >> reporter: maryland voters have a big decision to make. so do the folks who live here in prince george's county. and after months of back and forth, now the people will have a chance to decide on voting on gaming expansion. the 2012 regular legislative session ended in annapolis without a ballot question for a new casino in prince george's. just ask the opposition breathed a sigh of relief. governor o'malley called for a summer special session. after days of negotiations, question 7 was pen. question 7 will allow for the edition of table game at maryland casinos. 24 hour casino operation and create a sixth casino in prince george's county among other things. immediately following its approval of annapolis, the most expensive campaigning in maryland's

this is a mistake for maryland to do this. to jump ahead of the federal government, the federal government decides who can stay and go. >> it is incorrect information. this access maryland actually goes hand in hand with what the policy the obama administration has put forth. the kids will be able to work, they will be able to give back, and they will be able to work legally. >> we'll have to let it end there and the voters will have the final say tuesday. thank you, gentlemen, for being here with us. jessica, mike? >>> thank you, andrea. jessica is here and we are talking about you know when you strt a new business often times people go for venture capital money? the people who lead those firms are mostly men. >> this is the seed money who goes out to people starting businesses, and there are not a lot of women making decisions about these big money investments. our partners at usa today report 11% are women. they represent 46% of the work force and there is a reason to look to women on these issues. venture backed companies

site selection will be handled by maryland. and maryland voters approved ballot question 4 known as the dream act, allowing illegal immigrants in-state tuition if they meet certain too saysitions. the measure -- tuitions. the measure won with support. illegal immigrants must complete a list of requirements that include attending a state high school for three years and showing that they or their parents filed state income tax during that time. >>> a maryland couple together for nearly three decades will now finally be able to tie the knot. all thanks to maryland voters approving same-sex marriage. matt ackland sat down with the couple this afternoon. i imagine they must be overjoyed? >> reporter: they were, shawn. today was a big day for those fighting for equality. voters approved gay marm by ballot n. wisconsin, voters elected an openly gay u.s. senator, tammy bald win. >> and that is carried for all 29 years. >> reporter: holding hands, sit killing much in love. it was no one 83 when theresa williams and joe began their relat

now, good morning maryland. >> it's almost 5 a.m. and the first results of the presidential election are already in. we will tell you how the voters in two new hampshire towns are leaning which could be a sign of things to come for the president. >> it could be a landmark day for maryland voters the we will hear from both sides regarding question six and same sex marriage in the state. >> and how will the candidates handle election day and we will tell you which ones are watching from the home state and the other remains on the campaign trail on this tuesday, november 6th. it's election day. and good morning maryland. i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. thanks for joining us. before you head to the polls you want to know how to dress especially if you have to wait in line. >> lynette is standing by with a check of the forecast. >> we are picking up where we left off with freeze warnings in effect this morning. this one is until 9 this morning and you can see it for the areas here shaded in purple. only place we are not havin

maryland's will choose a new u.s. senator -- marylanders will choose a new u.s. senator. >> question one through seven on your ballot, a includes expanded gambling. is some information you need to know. you can bring information into the booth. you are not allowed to use your cell phone or computer equipment inside the polling place. you can bring two children inside the clothing place. you have to leave the polling place after you vote. it is a good idea to bring a valid form of identification with you. the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for a complete coverage, you can go to our website, wbaltv.com. error details on the latest presidential candidates and you can search for your polling place -- there are details on the latest presidential candidates. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. are you heading to the polls today, or did you vote early this year? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a man remains in critical condition after police say some

plus a big celebration in maryland. voters made history. voters doing something that's never been done before. and rolling the dice in maryland, a casino on the potomac is a go. we'll tell you what's next on the project. >>> from this morning on election day with all there is to talk about, by the end of the day, it could be the weather dominating the conversation. >> it seems to be the case here a lot lately. we're about to get our first taste of winter weather this season. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking it. tom? >> right now we have the first winter weather advisory of the season issued for our region. all the areas in light blue, carrollton, baltimore, northeastern maryland and parts of eastern pennsylvania could get up to four inches of snow later today. closer to washington, we're not going to have that much. right now all this coming from a coastal area of low pressure way off the atlantic seaboard. it is pushing rain inland, and we are getting a few sprinkles of rain in the eastern and southern suburbs. prince geo

in maryland should be able if their child graduates and gets into a maryland college to pay in state ratz. the maryland dream act is very important. and we will be the first state likely in the country ever to go to the polls to affirm the freedom of religion but equal rights in the context of civil marriage. and that would be historic. whenever we're given a choice of moving forward or going back always move forward when it comes to extending equal rights to all of our citizens. >> and question 7, the gambling question expanding that is big. both sides have spent more than $86 million trying to sway voters. where do you think it's going to stand come tomorrow morning? >> we're going to pass question 7. about revenues staying in the state of maryland and prince georges county. $550 million leave the state of maryland and go to other places. it's going to stay here. the governor's done a great job to make sure the money goes to the education trust fund. we're going to be successful in all the ballot initiatives. >>and while we're talking about the state of maryland, you were talking a

and maryland open at 7:00 a.m. if you are not sure about the questions on your ballot, make sure to check out our voting guide at nbcwashington.com. >>> the battleground state getting the most attention this election has to be ohio. it won't necessarily be the state that decides the presidential race. virginia could end up being a scale. the white states on this map are still considered a toss-up according to nbc news. there are scenarios where it all comes down to the commonwealth. if the president, for example, wins nevada, and he wins iowa, and he wins pennsylvania, and mitt romney then wins colorado, new hampshire, and florida, that leaves three toss-ups. that's wisconsin, ohio, and virginia. if the candidates split ohio and wisconsin, that leaves virginia. and that could be the key to reach the 270 electoral votes needed to win. and the final nbc news/wall street journal poll has the candidates in a statistical dead heat in that race. >>> apparently, today's election will not be the big talk around the water c

., maryland and virginia. far a voters guide to the -- for a voters guide to the races and the questions in ballot. in today's general election, log on tthe website, wusa9.com and click on campaign 2012. >>> well, a stafford county woman frustrated after learning she could not vote today. the reason? the county sent her a notice saying you're not a citizen. >> the 22-year-old was born and raised in virginia and she's voted before and couldn't understand why. and listen, this was not a scam. preeti arla explains what happens and if she ended up casting a ballot. >> reporter: she has been waiting for election day for months. >> because i want my opinion now heard. i want my vote to count. i have that right to vote. >> reporter: so imagine her surprise when she opened up this envelope with what she thought was the volter registration card. instead she found a letter saying she had been declared is noncitizen and could not vote. mccormick born in fairfax county says it makes no sense. >> i went through a lot of mo

maryland will be hard-pressed to win another game this season with some new players down. one may remove from alabama was a drive that lsu, aggies president quarterback. 29017, a &m. 54 yards to amari cooper. 29-24, alabama. he never sees [indiscernible] the inaugural season. 29-24, your final. number one alabama goes down. in baltimore, a couple of senior day celebrations. telson -- towson. family is now growing largely. more than 7000 on hand. first quarter 7-0. second quarter. big day. 20-7 at the half. third quarter with dominick booker. 83 yards. 27-7, 41-10, your final. senior day at home. johns hopkins hosting mid daniels. barely touched up the middle. hopkins celebrate a 14-0 lead. touchdown 7 yards, happens coming off the first regular- season loss in two years. 24 yards, mcdaniels. johns hopkins clenches its season. winners over mcdaniel. high-school football. they knocked off. mcdonough. said the title game. -- sets up a title game. syracuse. first quarter. that was nice. a thing of beauty. into the net it goes. a winner by 10-4. they are home again next week fa

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now, good morning maryland. >> the election day is finally here. president obama and governor romney spent the last few months trying to persuade voters and now the choice is yours. >> question 4, 6 and question 7 all major initiatives on your ballot. you know what they mean? we will have a report explaining every thing you need to know before heading to the polls. >> the polls opened and closed in one new hampshire town. we will tell you which candidate is winning the race as of now on this tuesday november 6th it's election day good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. now a end to the ads you are probably tired of seeing and we will let you know everything you need to know as far as the election but you need to know what to prepare for as you go out the door. >> go out to the polls. lynette charles is standing by with a check of the forecast. >> more of the same where we dropped off yesterday. it's cold outside. look at temperatures. 33 degrees in glen burnie. ijamsville at 24 degrees this morning. we are in the 20s so because of

see the state and maryland counties change color as the report. >> parts of maryland hit hard by superstorm sandy could be in for more strong winds and heavy rain. let's get the latest on that nor'easter from chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we are beginning to see the first signs of that nor'easter. the high clouds out ahead of the storm, which is still developing way to the south. hd doppler not picking up any substantial rain in our region, but there are some showers showing up into eastern north carolina and that will continue to spread north as the storm works its way up the coast. the system is expected to attract basically from that location off the carolina outer banks and continue making its way up the eastern seaboard. right now it looks like the storm will stay a few hundred miles off shore. we may silhouettes' know. more on that coming up in just a little bit. -- we may see a little wet snow. >> we have learned that former baimore mayor sheila dixon faces new legal trouble. violation of probation charges have been filed against dirt and according to a source familiar with

in the state of maryland. same-sex couples can apply for a civil marriage license. kai reed was at the headquarters last night with reaction. >> it has been a long night for marylanders in support of same- sex marriage. voters here it did something that has never been done before. >> what the people of maryland, republicans, christians, muslims, came together and concluded the night was this. deservesy child's home to be protected equally under the law. >> this vote would not change what i would be able to do but it would change the path for our future and what it would mean for my daughter. that my daughter would grow up in a state that recognized fairness and dignity and respect for families. before now, 32 states had voted for gay marriage and maryland made history tonight. kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> question seven passed with 52% for. question seven allowed table games at maryland casinos and approves a new casino along the potomac river in d.c. david collins will have more coming up at 5:30. >> we brea

ballot but the most expensive political maryland. it was an extremely tight race, finally winning a 52% to 48%. >> with the campaign signs still lining the streets supporters are basking in the glow of a victory. >> it is good for pt county. >> fireworks were shot off over the potomac river. dozens of casino employees from detroit were bused to maryland's new entertainment destination to stir up support. >> it will create jobs -- benefits for families. >> the casino giant footed the bill for the almost $9 million spent. the new casino cannot open until 2016, but the additional table games could be popping up statewide as early as next year. jobs and jobs and jobs. >> how do we know the money will be used for school? >> maryland generated $39 million in revenue alone, and some believe $500 million has been generated for education alone. >> i have not seen education improved since the lottery. >> it has passed statewide and also in the prince george's county. it passed with 59% of of the vote. live at national harbor, john gonzales. >>

taking a look at some of another ballot questions in maryland. voters passed question seven allowing expanded gambling in the state. >> maryland voters also approved question four knowns athe dream act, allowing illegal immigrants to pay in- state tuition at public colleges passed with 59%. voters approved question five giving the okay if a new redistricting map. >>> right now -- for a new redistricting map. >> let's take a quick look at the weather with tucker barnes. >> a nor'easter starting to crank up off the coast. that will bring us a cloudy and cold day and for parts of the area, it will bring us rain and then eventually a transition to cold weather. >> snow? >> parts of the area, if you are up towards baltimore and northern maryland, they have a winter weather advisory so it is possible they could get some light accumulations. we are not going to see accumulations on the roadways around here. you might see some snowflakes flying. get ready for the possibility. you can see it starting to lift towards the washington area. it is cold, temper

no major incidents in the district virginia, or maryland. on the beltway, looking at construction crews -- often the distance past 193 toward new hampshire avenue -- and overnight project. light volume. same story with the outer loop. on a 95, george washington parkway, not seeing any delays. virginia beltway -- roadwork does continue, to be cleared by 5:00 a.m. >> voters let their voices be heard and decided to keep president obama in office for four more years. >> he surpassed mitt romney went came during the 270 lector all votes needed. our coverage begins -- electoral votes needed. our coverage begins in chicago. >> e eventually last night they got the celebration they wanted here at obama headquarters in chicago. thousands of volunteers and supporters cheered the president on. it was a grass-roots effort to get out the vote. into monday evening -- they waited. the president thanked them for that effort, saying it was their enthusiasm that brought him to the top. >> whether you voted for the very first time or waited in line for a very l

the maryland catholic conference is here, and the maryland marriage alliance joined with them in pushing this question to the ballot. >> cheryl, let's go to question no. four. this one on your ballots, the dream act, it would allow some undocumented students to get in state expenses at colleges, we have 58% for the dream act and 42% against. those are just a couple of the issues. let's get to the races. the democratic incumbents are vague good night. >> that's right, ben cardin will serve another term. charlie krou son and jeff hay ger are -- haguer are live where cardin gave his speech. >> right now, if you could hear what we are hearing, we have steve sooe wonder's sign sealed delivered. we have i virtual whos who of democratic heavy weights from the governor, the mayor of baltimore. they have a lot of celebrate but they're also looking ahead. we talking to eli gentleman cummings earlier this evening. a lot to come up after the presidential election is decided. we talked to him about how he expects to handle l the days going back to work after the votes are tallied. >> so the president

but what was the difference in maryland? >> i think you saw a lot of efforts in maryland to really get people out on this issue. and that's from both sides. from the folks who oppose gay marriage and the folks who were in favor of it. i think the difference was it had already gone before the legislature. this is a moderate to progressive state and i think voters there were ready to approve it and that's why we saw a pretty solid win for them yesterday. >> but the opponents really thought they had this one because there was a lot of pressure in churches and in synagogues and whatever -- against this. >> absolutely. the national organizations that opposed gay marriage national organizations for marriage in particular put a lot of effort into the state and did a lot of organizing in churches particularly african-american, latino churches and really trying to push people against this. but i think they found that maryland voters were more open to accepting gay marriage than they thought. >> talk about the vote in minnesota which

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according to the "baltimore sun," maryland transit police launched an investigation. >>> a maryland health care organization will ask to increase maryland's tobacco tax. the maryland health care for all coalition is calling for a $1 increase. in 2007, the legislature doubled the state's tobacco tax from $1 to $2. earlier this year they voted in favor of increases on tobacco products other than cigarettes. many anti-smoking groups believe that raising the price of tobacco products will deter smoking, especially in teens. >>> today's maryland's biggest casino is getting ready to up the ante and install table games. maryland live will have 120 table games. owner david cordish will go over the redesign and announce when 24-hour gaming will begin. they say the table games will create 1,200 jobs. he plans to open a dealer training school in january. maryland live is looking for staff for a new restaurant called the prime rib, which will open in december. they're holding a job fair today between 11:00 and 3:00 at the casino. servers, bussers, hostesses, and cooks are available. >>> today we expec

maryland, it's time. time for marriage equa question 6 strengthens protections for our churches and guarantees the civil right to commit to the one you love. while there are those trying to divide us, presidents obama and clinton stand with us. pastors, business leaders, newspapers, democrats and republicans are all coming together for question 6. because it's about fairness-- treating everyone equal under the law. and who could be against that? 3 when we think of identity theft... it's usually in the form of fake credit cards or bank loans.but there are other parts of your identity that are just as tempting to thieves.in today's cover story... we look at oneeman who had his identity stolen to feed a druu habit and how hard it is to repair his life. life. bryan o'neil hassserved in the national guard ssnce the 911 pttacks10:55:53"i am a member of the new jersey air national guarda veteran expllsivee specialist dedicated to protecttng his coontry. 10:55: 59"i have been activated since 911"but one day he op

maryland voters expanded gambling in the state. linda so is live this morning at maryland live casino which is new casino and they must be excited about the table games but disappointed about the new casino being built in pg county. >> reporter: that's more competition and they will probably lose money when gambleers go to the casino once it's unup and running instead of coming here. that casino in pg county cannot open for business for another several years. that is by law. more on that in just a bit. fireworks went off last night over the poe topeic river at national harbor where supporters of question 7 gathered a close vote but at around midnight we learned it has passed. there was a lot of money spent on the campaign from both side supporters saying the extra money will go to schools opponents don't believe that will happen. but in the end, maryland will be getting table games like blackjack and roulette and another casino in pg county. the county executive glad voters approve the measure. >> prince georges county you carried

western maryland, a gradual warming trend. even sure, maybe a wintry mix in shore, ing -- eastern maybe a wintry mix in the morning. a lot harder and more on the weekend. from baltimore to mark. mid 60's monday. chance for showers on tuesday. >> dozens of the nfl players volunteered for a cut for a great cause. see for yourself next in sports. ower ball.s p we have an estimated $145 million dollars jackpot. good luck. 32, we have 45. the picture of mark, a fire chief who won $1 million. next up, 34, 52, 58. winning power ball #, 20. =8 >> d.c. comics like the teens will make season. coaches and players the ravens have a lot to accomplish this. they all sat out practice with injuries today. second half of the season begins sunday at home again to raiders treat nicotine gets to november and thinks this is a look it easier. it will not. the ravens know that. >> we never felt we were not on track. my be a couple of spikelets. i think everybody goes through that. we are just trying to improve every week to be the best team we can b

a big showing for maryland facing this team. loyola home to open the season, celebrating last season's stretch to the n.c.a.a. tournament. there is a banner you would love to see hanging in every arena. loyal all off and running. bobby olson ticking -- taking it out. lead over binghamton. he was an intern for the ravens this summer. i do not think he practice that. let's take a look at other local college course. penn holds off umbc. nice effort from the retrievers. charleston 8 winner over telson. morgan state knocked off utsa. navy a winner over marymount. high-school football playoffs underway. a rematch from just last week in anne arundel county. salt river won last week's meeting to set up tonight's game. brown had a big night, his second rushing touchdown. third quarter, same score. picked off, one of three fourth- down turnovers for self river. next play, ludwig. a play action rollout. he goes 44 yards. pretty good injury report for the ravens. not the same for the open river -- the oakland raiders. many players out for s

take maryland, for example. maryland has 10 electoral votes so there's 10 different people who go as electors to conditioning to vote. if obama should win maryland, those electors are told that the state favors obama but the theoretically all 10 could vote for romney. >> what would be the ramifications for that? nobody says you have to vote the way the people wanted it? >> the ramifications would be for their careers politically after they did that but if they decided to vote for romney and romney got the 270, he'd be president. >> so when we talk about the swing states -- ohio, we're worried about new york -- what are the likely scenarios there? >> i don't think many of them are having issues with the hurricane. so i think they'll be straight regular politics, who wins it. >> in ohio it's too close to call, florida too close to call? >> right. >> we don't have any hanging chads. >> i don't think so. >> with the sandy region, we still have concern. people are not focused on the election. they're worried about wa

there were 46 early vvting locations in maryland. with election day just 2 days away, supportees of the maryland dream acttare doing ben cardin along ith nator 2-hundree teachees, students and parents rallied ii east baltimoreefor question 4.... which would allow in-state tuition for illegal immigrantt. they think question 4 should be passed. "the children that ould be qualified to receive instate who've grown up in maryland grrduated from a maryland high school who will then have to college hose parents would have to have paid taxessand then if they get into a marylaad school they would receive insttte tuition buu this is not a handout this is not aagim-me to anyone." anyone."critics of the dream act say it mounnt to a taxxayer subsidy ffr families who are here illegalll. today was the last sunday for preachers to address their congregations before election day.pauu gessler reports one caaholic priest went off message last week during his hhmily.... regarding an upcoming maryland ballot questi. question. a lone protester walks the s

of maryland. the matter how much money you give them, they will come back and ask for more. >> a lot of disappointment coming out of the republican party tonight. everyone is on edge right now, watching the screen and hoping to get some good news on the national front. >> obviously many of you have been following developments nationwide as the electoral map begins to fill up. >> right now we have some breaking news, nbc news -- here is a live picture right now. nbc news is predicting that the state of ohio will go to president obama. ohio is one of the key swing states and both candidates made dozens of trips to ohio in terms of shoring up the boat there. nbc news projecting at this point, at about 11:14, that the state of ohio goes to president obama. >> you cannot even say how huge that is. many people felt that without ohio, neither candidate could necessarily win. for mitt romney it is going to be crucial. kate amara is in the newsroom. big news about ohio. >> i said a few minutes ago, whateve

most of this through southern maryland. if you live in virginia, you're not seeing much of anything a

that's -- casino build in maryland. voters approved question 7 by a narrow margin. abc2 news linda so is live in arundel mills and what's the reaction to this, this morning. >> reporter: well for gambleers who would like to see more table games like the one in atlantic city and las vegas, they will like this because table games will be allowed at maryland's casinos this means a 6th ca cay -- casino will be built. fire work went off where supporters gather. it was a close vote. at midnight we learned question 7 did pass. there was a lot of money spent on this. the extra money earned will go to schools. opponents don't believe it will happen but in the end maryland will get table games and a casino in pg county. county executive was glad voters approved the measure. >> prince georges county you made us proud and carried home and i want to let you know that the money that comes from this just like we said all along sometimes you can't believe a comptroller, that the money is going towards education, is going to help build -- fix 210. >> that's right. >> and is going to

marylanders will also vote on the dream act ballot initiative. if it passes, undocumented immigrants would be allowed to pay in-state tuition at local community colleges. there's also question 7 which would allow for a casino in prince george's county and table games in five other gambling venues. coe em is live at a polling site in washington. good morning, coe. >>reporter: good morning, andrea. you mentioned there are multiple parts to question 7. people here and in washington will vote in less than a half an hour. take a look at how long the line is already for people that have come in this morning and they'll have to think about whether or not they're going to add table games to existing and planned casinos in the states and whether or not they want a new sixth casino in prince george's county that will likely be at the national harbor. we're going to go over to the line and speak to one voter who has already made up his mind on question 7, mr. jerry mathis. good morning. why are you voting agnst question 7? >> i'm voting against question 7 f

of snow here into northern maryland, northeast maryland later today. be advise the if you are traveling northeast later this afternoon out towards baltimore, philadelphia, the snow amounts will be more intense and there will be greater snowfall. future forecast, 42 degrees. winds north 10 to 15. that is a combination for a very cold day. cloudy and cold, rain, snow likely. light accumulation. best chance possible north and east of washingtonen here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. behind the system tomorrow, wind will pick up t will be warmer than today. -- wind will pick up. it will be warmer than today. early next week, highs back in the mid-60s. so we've got warmer temperatures on the way. that is a quick look at weather. let's do some traffic and get the latest from julie wright. >> on the roads right now, you will find the lanes are open if you are continuing to make your drive along northbound i-59 in virginia. this is where we had the accident activity before you reach 234 dumfries. the accident has cleared owe all of our lanes are open.

maryland y virginia se han unido a este reclamo... claudia uceda con el informe. puede sorprender a mas de uno... pero miles de residentes de virginia y maryland en esta pagina web de la casa blanca estan firmando peticiones para que su estado se separe de los estados unidos... "separarse de los estados unidos en los tiempo que corre, no me parece una buena idea." "que es ridiculo que se desintegre osea que esta peticion prospere la verdad es que si este pais esta estructurado en un pacto federal." fue dificil encontrar comentarios a favor de las peticiones pero en la pagina web de la casa blanca, quienes estan a favor dicen que piden la separacion de su estado porque es " un derecho como americano decidir lo que es mejor para el pais... alli dicen que estados unidos ha fallado en proteger sus derechos como ciudadanos.... otros indican que una supuesta corrupcion en el gobierno de obama que incluye fraude de votos en las elecciones los llevan a pedir las peticiones." simon sandoval-abogado "la fantasia de fiebre que podemos decir de personas que estan inconformes

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that's in maryland, of course. the dream act was passed by maryland legislators last year. after some protests, it was put on the ballot for referendum. that law would allow all maryland residents to pay instate tuition at public colleges, regardless of their immigration status but after having met certain conditions. >> tonight voters in maryland could become the first in the nation to approve a state law legalizing marriage between two people of the same agendaer. the issue has been put before voters in 32 states and has been struck down each time. chris gordon is in baltimore to tell us what maryland voters are saying about question 6. chris? >> reporter: same sex marriage. supporters say it is a matter of civil rights. opponents say it violates their religious beliefs. tonight, maryland voters decide. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: a spontaneous debate broke out right in front of us. that's how strongly people feel about this. at charles h. flowers high school in prince george's county, volunteers for and against question 6. marriage equal handed out fliers, hoping

red house maryland 30-inches of snow. west virginia davis came in at 28, 24 in norton virginia and gatlinburg down into tennessee, 20 inches. this shows you it's pushing away which is good news. it is cold out there. it changed our weather pattern. we were dealing with indian summer before it came, now we're dealing with conditions that should be in late november. clarksville at 44. we're at 44 in frederick and 45 in easton, sparrow's point more of the same. these temperatures will remain chilly. at the surface, we are waiting for this area of high pressure to build in, and it will do so as we go into the weekend. we have that counterclockwise flow and that's going to be bringing a northwesterly chilly breezy flow in here as we head through the rest of today and even tomorrow. >> future trend picking up on the cloud cover throughout the day. still going to keep a chance for some showers. we are getting showers out there on the radar right now in certain spots, scattered very light. the clouds will begin to move away as we

the maryland d.r.e.a.m. act. back in 2007, senate bill 161 passed allowing undocumented students to pay in-state college tuition if they attend high school in maryland and their parents file action at thats. second is question six, civil marriage protection act. it allows gays and lesbians to marry. governor e mao'malley passed it but it's on the ballot today. the last question seven will allow table gaming in maryland. and an additional casino to be put up in prince george's county. we're waiting for the county executive baker to encourage voters here in prince george's county. that's the latest. back to you guys. >> tony, thank you. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley will visit several polling locations. at 8:30, he'll stop at the kettering baptist church in upper marlboro. then he'll visit with voters at the silver spring civic building. o'malley already cast his vote on wednesday. >>> you know about question four, six, and seven on the maryland ballot. another question inspired by a corruption scandal in p

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after more than $80 million in advertising, maryland their kids decide if and gaming will marylanders will decide of gambling will come to the state. opponents say millions of tolars will go directly schools but some doubt it. o'malley is in question 7 and question sex, same-sex marriage. several rallies yesterday. there is question four, maryland could become the first state in y to allow the dream forward which would mean children of undocumented pay in-would be able to tuition and go to college. a lot of measures here in maryland. thank you very much. it is 6:36. the poles have been open 36 in virginia and we hear about long lines. >> we all are also hearing about whereforming in maryland at 7:00. are from are getting pictures twitter.and this first picture comes in and was coming in from alexandria. says this line is also into the parking lot. see folks look like they up and have coffee cup in hand. we can show you the next picture coming in from shearling 10. -- shirlington. there is a similar line inside rnd there are only fou weight to vote very long. the last picture is from b

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maryland faces national champions from kentucky. maryland certainly does not sound intimidated going in. >> he puts on his sneakers the same way we do. i think our coaches better and i think we're going to get the job done. inre going to have to lock and execute defense, communicate, and we will be just fine. >> the los angeles lakers made a bold, impatient and surprising move today, firing head coach mike brown just five days into the season. that is the equivalent of firing an nfl coach halfway through the fourth quarter of week #1. there -- the lakers are 1-four five games in. >> big money world. >> do you think he needed to go? >> i cannot figure out why they brought him back at all. >> stay with us. >> here is what we are working on for 11:00. some of us are versed in the fiscal cliff, but are we all? we will have some interesting perspectives for you. plus, ray lewis has been sidelined, but tonight, the new ambition he is tackling. >> the weekend looks like it is shaping up tremendously. >> so pretty. >> temperatures well up i