east joppa road still closed between seven courts and bel air road. take silver spring road instead. speeds great on the beltway. 55 on the top and west side. 56 and 55 on 95 southbound between white marsh and tunnel. that's a live look at the west side of the beltway. getting slightly be busier at exit 17. that's a look at the topside. still all clear at harford road. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. >>> major announcement from amay are coming to this city and bringing more than a potential 1,000 jobs along with it. wjz and mike schuh are live with more on this. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. amazon specialized this recent t ting packages to customers very quickly, offering a deal where you pay a set rate and they get you anything for you free in two days. to do that they have to have the distribution centers close to the customers. that's the idea here. >> online giant amazon will soon be one of baltimore's biggest employers. the fortunate 500 company just announced it's picked

it's 58 in parkton and 59 right now in bel air. as we go through the rest of today, temperatures are going to warm up very nicely. maryland's most powerful radar dry and this is how we plan our day. so around 8:00 that temperature at 64 degrees. lots of sunshine will prevail throughout the day. and 3:00, 85 degrees and still dry and still very warm. by the time we hit 7:00. let's get a check of the traffic now with mike. >>> thanks lynette. good morning everybody. i know you can't even read what that says. howard county we go i was trying to sound local by saying houk. forget it. jessup right now. this is a traffic light out affecting waterloo road and poke folk avenues. just know that this morning. 95 northbound right past exit 35 there's a crash right there and also 295 northbound near annapolis road. also another crash. now the dole with these to cashes are -- two crashes are we're not seeing buck tie-ups on the major roadways. that's good news. 83 at shawan road looking good. the maryland commuters down to the jfx a-ok. so go n

. >> reporter: this is the inner loop at bel air road. it's finally moving. it's been shut down for hours. traffic was being forced onto 43. now everything seems to be reopen, the investigation complete. earlier today serious, serious fatal accident on the beltway. as you can see, vehicle under the front of that semi truck. a couple other cars also involved. so they had all of the lanes shut down. they were squeaking traffic by on the shoulder. then they eventually got rid of all that traffic and kept that section shut down during that period. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, captain jeff long. back to you. >> thank you. >>> christy bren will continue to update us at wjz traffic

now 50 officially kent island and annapolis. 45 in bel air. what we have is high pressure settling in over the area. it's coming in behind a frontal boundary. it's five degrees warmer than this time yesterday. by lunch this new air mass is in place and it will be 5 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. quickly coming in on the heels of this frontal boundary, cold front, warm front. 59 will be the high today. 41. partly cloudy overnight. tomorrow we will move it back to 65 degrees, variably cloudy. 72 thursday. 74 friday. another cold front comes through the area. this time with showers maybe a thunderstorm. that might be a wild start to november. saturday and sunday the sun comes out, temperatures dip. 66, 56. a little breezy but a beautiful weekend. don, take it away. >>> here is sharon gibala wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone. so far a good morning on the roads. one accident 100 westbound past 95. watch for that. otherwise not much to watch for on the beltway. 54 the slowest spot on the west side outer loop of the beltway

. >> reporter: this is the inner loop at bel air road. it's finally moving. it's been shut down for hours. traffic was being forced onto 43. now everything seems to be reopen, the investigation complete. earlier today serious, serious fatal accident on the beltway. as you can see, vehicle under the front of that semi truck. a couple other cars also involved. so they had all of the lanes shut down. they were squeaking traffic by on the shoulder. then they eventually got rid of all that traffic and kept that section shut down during that period. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, captain jeff long. back to you. >> thank you. >>> christy bren will continue to update us at wjz traffic control. >>> in annapolis a fiery crash claims a life and shuts down power. that happened before dawn at the intersection of route 450 and ridge's gateway. alex demetrick has more on what investigators know now. >> it happened at the wooded edge of annapolis about 4:00 a.m. it took bge crews all morning to fix. a pole hit by a car brought down lines, lost electricity, brought p

right between seven courts drive and bel air road. for the latest on this whole project, you can always follow me on twitter at maryland traffic. as we take a look at the main lines, this is good news, it is going to continue. the jfx, 54 miles an hour, southbound at northern parkway. and here is what 95 looks like. in the white marsh area. 65 miles an hour. at southbound of the beltway. you won't have any problems headed to the fort mchenry tunnel. 695 in great shape. it will be a calm commute from parkville, all the way up to towson. and as we head over to pikesville, this is where the beltway looks like at green spring avenue. no problems from 795, all the way down to 95. and that stretch will take you just a mormle 11 minutes. and -- normal 11 minutes to howard county and this is what interstate 70 looks like at columbia pike. nothing to get in your way. not much traffic as you make your push to the beltway. that is your time saver traffic. >>> it turns out the flu vaccine may offer more protection than originally thought. a new s

. >> we celebrate our bel air honda student. >> what a chilly day, only made it to 5 degrees. normally it should get to 54. it's 9 degrees below average. queen william, randallstown congratulations. already bwi checking in at 48. it's 40s to the north and west. by the way, the winds making it feel like it's in the 30s and low 40s. freeze watch -- warning, excuse me north and west of the city. temperatures will fall to the 30s to 40. we'll talk about maybe a stormy scenario by next week. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> all right. north baltimore looking at our weather bug camera, shoutout to cress -- chris post. >>> a group of prisoners being hailed as heroes. apparently they devote 24 hours a day to training pups. >> it's their way of reaching out to disabled veterans. there's one group of k9's that's changing the lives of so many. >> reporter: some of them have been here for years, all with a different criminal past, doing time and watching time go by behind bars. but for this group the past year has flown. >> isolate yourself, and he's been somebody i can actually -- >> report

average speed around bel air road, only about 11 miles per hour. west side inner loop, stop and go there, from 895 to liberty road. 70 westbound, seeing a lot of brake lights as well. from 29 to marriottsville road. and northbound 95, that's been a trouble spot all day. delaysdelays continuing there from 32 to the beltway on the southwest side. as far as accidents go, southwestern boulevard, between sulfer spring and the beltway. painters mill at red run road. let's take a live look. as you can see, steady delays on the beltway around 70. this traffic report is brought to you by bge smart energy savers program. running errands, don't forget yao bulbs. visit bge smart energy.com. back to you. >> all right, kristy, thank you. >>> lights, camera, action. tonight, the historic senator theater opens its doors once again, after a multimillion dollar restoration. wjz is live. >> look at that theater with the lights on, right behind me. tickets of today's event old out within three hours. it is all about celebrating the future while also reflecting on the

around bel air, about 26 miles per hour. and on the west side inner loop, stop and go there, from 95 to 70. let's take a live look. as you can see, still some volume there, west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. bill's has it all for you. you can call them at 1-877-75- dills -- bills employs. >>> studies show children in our country play less and eat more now than ever before. the nfl and the ravens are trying to combat that trend. >>> when the buses pull up here in south baltimore ♪ [ music ] ♪ a stream of athletes emerge, ready to hit the field. >> reporter: in this case, curtis bay sends its finest to one of nfl play 60's events. >> welcome for the 2013 ravens' team challenge. >> reporter: the league wants kids to move more, play more, be more healthy, to play 60 minutes a day. curtis bay elementary was selected to get a lesson they will remember. >> also a natural way that kids learn and learn how fair play is, how to respect one another, how to work as

bel air road at wrath avenue. garrison boulevard, at callaway avenue. as far as your delays go, top side inner loop, watch for brake lights there. greenspring to harford road. and we have delays on the west side as well, from baltimore national pike to liberty. let's take a live look. as you can see, plenty of volume there at wilkens avenue. that's the accident at providence road. sitting on the shoulder. traffic slowing down a bit to get a sneak peek. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. you can call them at 1-877-75- bills. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> season or week 8 of the nfl season is almost here. and the picks are coming for the wjz pro football challenge. don scott is at cbsbaltimore.com to update this week's standings. >>> a familiar theme is emerging at the top of our bobblehead leader board. i remain in the lead through 7 weeks with the score of 70. right behind me, sports director mark viviano with 59 points. and jessica kartalija is third with 68. not too far behind. mary bubala, and

and plenty of brake lights from the jones falls expressway to bel air road. also watch for a slowdown in the harrisburg expressway, shawan to belfast. let's take a live look. as you can see, instead of congestion there on security boulevard, this traffic report is brought to you by pnc. see your business cash flow in a whole new way, with cash flow insight. can you go to pnc.com/cash flow insight. back to you. >>> the world famous blue angels are making a comeback. they were grounded die to budget cuts. but you'll once again see them over the skies over maryland. >> reporter: here in annapolis, they're considered the world's most premiere demonstration flight team. >> reporter: 5 months ago, when politicians couldn't agree on the funding. the angels were grounded. cheers to graduate. no joy that the graduation air show was canceled. it's been three years since they last performed here. two years ago, an improperly performed maneuver and practice led to a safety stand down. and last year, the graduation date was moved and the team was already booked. now, the

barely a breeze barometer is at 30.14. 59 this ocean city, 51 elkton, 54 bel air, 54 westminster, the mid 50s hagerstown and columbia, rock hall 55, 57 annapolis and kent island. warm front is moving up over the area. cold front out to the west will quickly follow it tomorrow. today is going to be quite mild. we're going into easily the low 70s, tomorrow the mid 70s. behind that front we drop by 10 plus degrees. that's going to be good for trick-or-treating later on this afternoon and evening, cloudy, breezy and mild. 70 will be the high. later on tonight we will see some rain move into the area over night and into tomorrow morning. 60 is your low. 74 tomorrow. clouds break and t gets windy, that front comes through the area and we're set for a weekend saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday sunshine. look at this behind the front, down by 10. from 74 to 64 to 54 to 51 and finally back to 60 on tuesday. >>> straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. not much to talk about on this halloween drive. just a little bit of fog and one accident. 97 northbound at 32. spee

we see temperatures from 63 in westminster, rock hall and kent island to 64 in columbia and bel air. southwest wind is ushering in that mild air flow. down towards easton and ocean city the winds are in the double digits at 12 miles per hour. you can see atlanta, memphis all their air is coming our direction. they are closer to 70. that's the air coming our way. also coming our way is a front. along with that front comes the chance for a pretty good batch of rain. the largest amount, the most steady rain should be holding off a little bit later tonight. we cannot rule out that there could be some showers early today as we've already seen. we've already seen the fog in the cloud cover and potentially some drizzle as the young ones are going out and about. the temperatures will be comfortable. they will not need the heavy jackets but may need something to keep the rain off if it a starts to get into the afternoon and evening. cooler temperatures will be in here tomorrow. it's going to get breezy. 6:06 your sunset time today. 69 degrees today, variably clouds and warm. here's your forec

wow. 39 cumberland, 37 hagerstown, 36 easton, 39 at the ocean, 41 bel air, 39 columbia, the low 40s annapolis, kent island, mid 40s in rock hall. i want to show you something interesting. we were talking about this snowfall in western maryland. there could be additional flurries blowing around western maryland. look at the lake effect. first time we've seen that this year. chilly temperatures are settled in over the mid atlantic. tonight we have a freeze watch in effect essentially from the 95 corridor and west. if there's any plants you were saying i think i want to bring those in, might want to try to keep them alive, do it before you go to bed tonight. it's going to get cold. forecasting a low of 34. that's for bwi. you figure in your neighborhoodd get to 31 or 32 degrees. mild air right now. it's not that much warmer than what's over the region. it will be here as we end the weekend. 54 degrees will be the high this day. a bit brie brooe -- a bit breezy. tonight 4, partly cloudy. 56, , 59 and 58. >>> straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we finally cleared up

the low 70s hagerstown, easton, pax river. 67 in cumberland, 64 oakland, now 72 in bel air, 67 westminster, 72 columbia,67 annapolis and kent island and rock hall. this big winter storm is moving our way. the winter part of that phrase is not. the storm part is. also we're compressing some reme of karen up the east coast. between the two it's going to be primarily gray today. this afternoon as that front slices into this unstable air mass it's going to get kind of bad for couple of hours. maybe an inch of rain, maybe a couple thunderstorms in the region. i can't say it's not going to be severe. we will watch it for you. you could see a loud thunderstorm around. clearing 50 over night. 70 partly sunny, less humid tomorrow. this whole forecast period may change. the actual broad remanence of what was karen is going to get off the georgia, south carolina coast maybe become a coastal low. not a real tropical event. nothing that's going to shut down ocean city. gray skies and rain, particularly wednesday, wednesday night and thursday with slow clearing on friday. 68, 70, 70 and 72. right now th

around the immediate metro area, 42 bel air, 50 rock hall, 46 in annapolis. water temperatures around 50 degrees, so that's kind of moderating the temperatures around water. not quite as cold as you get inland. here's a shift in the winds that's going to dictate temperatures. we had a northwest wind bringing in. cold canadian air tapped into a very cold air mass. now the winds have shifted to the southwest. the southwest means we tap into what our neighbors are already experiencing. memphis at 55, atlanta at 44. they are warmer than what we are, and that's the air coming in our general direction. high-pressure has carved out a pretty fair amount of dry conditions for us in much of the country except where this is back toward texas and one offer on the great lakes. it's really been dry. the slipper on the great lakes has been associated with some of the clouds we had. it's a low pressure system with a front that's been dragging back toward texas and moved across the area. as you can see, scattered clouds as a result. but it moves through dry, so we are not goi

temperatures now, we are coming in 58 degrees hanover, 52 bel air. we are calm, the winds turn around to the west through the afternoon. the planner for today, staying dry, mild by this morning at 8:00, 57. by lunchtime, around 75 degrees. >>> rose dale, a disabled car approaching pulaski. this is route 175, route 32, baltimore, another crash lutherville, west padonia, near 83. no delays on 83. if you are traveling the beltway, drive times up to 13 minutes. not too bad. inner loop nice and clear. 795, great shape, owings mills boulevard. nothing to get in you way. carroll county, a crab in new windsor, liberty, follow me on twitter at mailed maryland traffic. that's you time saver traffic. >>> government offices are closed, nonessential personnel furloughed. the house and senate recessed. democrats called on the house to pass a continuing resolution that doesn't include changes to obama care. members of the senate left not long after midnight. john boehner gave a statement to the press. >> the house made its position known clearly. we believe we shou

this video from sky team 11 does show police activity at the bank. 201 west bel air avenue with police focusing on a blue buick sedan in the parking lot. video from sky team 11 also shows police activity at vi ripken's home at aberdeen. was involved in an incident in a bank parking lot and our sources are telling us that the nature of this case was an assault and that mrs. ripken was not hurt. stay with us for updates on the case. >> we hope she's ok. >> we're learning more about two explosions at l.a. international airport. >> lycÉe it was an inside job. the motive the hind back to back -- behind back-to-back dry ice bombs. >> the house could vote on a plan to resolve the budget statement -- still may. white may be a waste of time coming up. >> these paintings are part of a new art opening in baltimore. i will let you know why there is x authorities are searching for the person who placed dry ice bombs at lax. >> three more of the devices were found overnight and the bomb made by putting dry ice inside 20 ounce bottles could have caused serious injury to anyone in close proximity. we

on the topside inner loop expect low traffic there from greenspring avenue over the bel air road. the west side inner loop just bumper to bumper from 95 past liberty. no improvement to speak of whatsoever on 95 northbound. delays beginning approaching 395 going past white marsh boulevard. there's an look at the accident on the outer loop at charles street. we have a couple of lanes blocked off there. this traffic report is brought to you by home goods. find what makes you happy at a a price that makes you home goods happy back to you. >> thank you. >>> she's often called baltimora statue of liberty. now she's about the get a new home. ron matz has more on tomorrow's scheduled big move of lady baltimore. >> the battle monument sits at fayette and calvert streets. on the top is lady baltimore. she's been there nearly 200 years. time and the weather have taken a big toll. >> her material is marble, which is very fragile over time. the conditions are quite sugary and the marble is crumbling away. >> the lady will come down tomorrow. this one will take her place. >> two years ago we re

a public hearing is scheduled for tonight in bel air. the toll lanes will run from 895 north of route 43. in an update, baltimore city police identified the victim of a deadly shooting monday night. it happened before 10 p.m. in -- he died at of the scene. and county police have identified the driver involved in a deadly crash early monday morning that left room for 50 closed without power. this is what it look like from skycam 11. we are told a honda civic crashed into a pole and burst into flames. the driver died at the scene. police believe he was driving at a high rate of speed and lost control of the car. a cyclist involved in a crash is out of the hospital. investigators say the victim tried turning left across the northbound lane and into a nearby shopping center. drivers in two of the lanes allowed her to cross, but she was hit in the right lane. the sky started to clear yesterday. that contributed to some fog this morning. now we see the sunshine across central maryland. 67 at thurgood marshall. things are heating up around the

gridlock in some areas, from reisterstown road, to bel air road. average speed, only about 33 miles per hour. and if you're traveling on the harrisburg expressway, delays to watch in the southbound direction, beginning at timonium road, going over to the beltway. let's take a live look. you can see, things are almost stopped there on the inner loop, west of york road. this is brought to you by mummies of the world, the exhibition. you can get your tickets now at maryland science center.org. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> a new smart phone app gives howard county students and patients a way to bully -- parents a way to get bulliless. >> need to report a bully? it's part of the effort to stop bullying online and in person while protecting the individual reporting it. >> we are giving our children, our students and adults a way to report bullying, wherever it happens. >> reporter: just go online or this app. with the click of a button, fill out a form and submit what you saw. >> it has a great possibility to protect children. >> reporter: it's

and locally seeing temperatures in the low to mid-60s. 51 westminster. 63 degrees in bel air. winds from the north and we've got some breezy conditions particularly among the bay. we have a small craft advisory in effect through 6:00 p.m. tonight. winds 12 miles per hour out of the north at bwi marshall. helping to pull in a drier canadian air. and that cooler air. so here's the big picture of what is going on, on satellite and radar. that rainfall now moving off into the maritimes. that rainfall we had yesterday. now we're focusing more on a system located off the coast of the carolinas and off the coast of georgia. this is going to be our next rainmaker bringing us cloud cover at first. potentially some shower activity for southern maryland as we head into wednesday. with the bulk of us being dry. the thing is this system isn't going to go anywhere very fast because high pressure located to the north. is going to block it from moving out of the way and getting back into the mainstream of things. so we'll expect to see several crummy days in the forecast starting late tomorro

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air and 48 westminster. you see a bit of uniform flow from the south and southwest that will continue to usher in milder temperatures into the next week ahead what we will see temperatures reflecting more of what is down in memphis and atlanta. still several degrees above where we are we are going to tap into that high pressure down around the carolinas carved out a clear notch. a low around the great lakes that will stay there. it will keep patchy clouds moving into our region. that all goes past us on the dry side we don't see any real impact from that at all. this high stays to the south. clockwise, that will keep directing milder air in. i think you will like the result when you see how it plays out in the 5 day forecast. our sunrise tomorrow, 38 degrees, patchy cloud, seasonably chilly. normal low is 42. 57 tomorrow, partly sunny and cool. look how this comes out just in time for halloween. 61 monday, 65 and 72 just in time for trick-or-treating. >> thanks tim. >>> still to come, home coming in college

. >> you don't want to miss this woke's bel air honda athlete of the week. >> i'm amy aubert. i have the story of the trooper's recovery. that story coming up. >> plus, the safety measures being put in place at this weekend's baltimore marathon. wait until upfind out who will be blowing the starter home. >> the government may not be open but that has not stopping this man from taking care of the nation's lawn. we have been dealing with downpours all day. >> we needed more than an umbrella. abc2's chief meteorologist wyatt everhart joins us with more on how long this misery will last. >> it is raining. the state could use it of a a dry summer season. plenty of rain on the western half of the state still coming down. however, some relief in the hardest hit, delmarva and the eastern shore. we are seeing a lot of the rain edging further west and away from baltimore. it didn't stop a wet commute and a raw feel with the winds creating coastal flood concerns along the eastern shore and the southern part of the chesapeake. temperatures raw, into the mid-50s, way below average. it will

to bel air we go. a lot of sunshine starting to see the clouds coming in back no play. we're talking about the sunset at 6:30 so 12 minutes off of our in the. 46 dew point. barometric pressure is comfortable. that fair weather threshold, just a gentle easterly wind. so the bay looks good. so, if you're staying out late, temperatures falling from the 60s into the 50s. 54 in town tomorrow morning. a little bit cooler to the north and west and double sixes gets up to 71. we hit 71. that's good news. normally around 61. so the sunshine rein -- reigned supreme over central maryland. temperatures are comfortable, still into the 60s. woodbine at 61. 66 glen burnie. 64 as you get toward chester town. one is this coastal storm that delivered us all this rain. it's stuck there. it will continue to spin. you'll notice cloud cover. that will work toward the west. there's another storm system, a big mountain snowstorm pushing into the northern plains. it will start to fall apart but there's some moisture working. i think this will expand into western maryland tomorrow afternoon and

upper 40s columbia, bel air and westminster. this frontal boundary moves our way today we're going to see clouds before not long. the skies are going to cloud up a bit by this afternoon and evening, a couple of showers around. it's been forecast the past couple of days. not just cooler but chillier too. normal daytime highs -- i mean normal daytime high is like 64. today 66 the high. normal overnight low mid-40s. 45 overnight. tomorrow look at that, we dive below normal. as a matter of fact at one point over the five-day we're 10 degrees below normal. 56 thursday, 54 friday, 56 saturday, 59 sunday. other than the temperatures it is just a continued run, a really sunny, pleasant fall weather. once you get by this bump in the road, tomorrow afternoon through sunday, beautiful. >>> the rush now from sharon in traffic control. >> good morning. a few new bumps in the roads that could get in the way. first an accident on 175 at 32, another in upper co, route 30, hanover pike at frye road. 665 near riva rote. an accident at goth at ove

air and columbia. low 60s rock hall and annapolis and kent island. i've got news for you, not only is it going to get cool tomorrow but look at this, even into the late week we've got our first big significant dip in the jet stream. you can see it right here, that's going to keep us in fall for a few days. we're not going into terribly cold conditions but averaging 10 degrees -- 10 degrees below normal day and nightside for the next few days because of this really first hit of central canadian air. let's look at the forecast today. we're going for a high of 67 degrees. lingering showers today and tonight overnight. 43. the normal is 64 and 45. tomorrow 56 degrees. got to show you something real quick before we get out of here. we have a tropical storm, going out to sea. not going to be factor but should be noted. lorenzo is in tact. we keep -- hurricane season is going through the end of november. so we're constantly watching this. just want to let you know. how did the guys look at you? >> i tried to

rock.on't live under a maybe a rock in bel air, but i know what is going on. i will tell you something. i accept no responsibility for the stuff that has come out with this and the title or anything done in that genre. tavis: whether or not you like it you do get some of the blame for this genre exploding over the years. >> that is why i hide out and don't come out in public that often. rayis: it is out in blu- right now, and there is a wonderful excerpt from the book. "the french connection" is one of my favorite films. all these years later, you think what? of the movieact god. i didn't want any of those people with the exception of royce rider. the film was passed up by everyone. it was only a man named dick van nuck who said, i don't know what this is, but i have a hunch it could do something. i have a million dollars in a drawer. if you can make the film, go ahead. it was under the radar, didn't .ave stars in any sense i was not a star director, yet opening day people showed up in long lines around the world, and that was very surprising to me. i think it

this is well above average for the first day of october. 81 in bel air there. 84 in the city. we've only fallen a couple degrees off those numbers. just a few passing clouds. without those, we would have gone warmer. tomorrow we will go even warmer. overnight just a few clouds as we see clearing skies toward midnight. you know the temperatures will shoot up quickly. we'll show you those and look to your weekend straight ahead. >> we are feeling the effects of the government shutdown. >> the latest phase went live at midnight. maryland's healthcare marketplace admitted to having some connecttivity issues this morning. >> m. isn't the only place -- m. isn't -- maryland isn't the only place struggling. >> people are already having difficulty with the new system. >> reporter: open enrollment for the affordable care act, also known as obamacare is here. >> just going to get your blood pressure. >> reporter: now every american can start shopping for healthcare exchanges, especially the 48 million who do not have insurance, which is about 15% of the population, including ronald morga

what is going on outdoors in bel air this morning. you can see the clouds but also we are starting to see brightening of the skies as well. this will carry over the parkton, a nice day on tap. patchy fog, all in all, dry day on tap. also a pretty nice they on tap. you have to enjoy it. 59 degrees now catonsville. upper 50s fallston and stevensville. chesapeake beach. goldsboro, 50 degrees. this is what is gone on. the dry ais in placings we have the yeah of high pruthat's going to keep us that way. it's going to pump in warmer air for today. towards the west, a cold front, that will washout. its not going to play a part in the weather. we will have a cold front that does that. we have tropical storm jerry, not moving at all, station nay, and also weakening and doing to stay away from the u.s. the most accurate trend in to potion. we will see clouds through next several days and plenty of sunshine. enjoy that. that high temperature today coming in at 80 degrees. we should be and 72, 73. we want the photo tweeted at abc 2 weather. we wi

county intorford bel air. the real storms are pushing eastbound through damascus, moving towards westminster. this could have strong wind gusts in it. in case any of these develop, severe.ld turn a tornado watch for central maryland, including the baltimore metro area, until 5:00 this evening. any storm could be severe. this entire line of rain will move through during the midday and taper off into the evening. high temperatures from 74 to 79. clearing conditions tomorrow, a high of 70 degrees. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, academy award winning actor, tom hanks. and long distance swimming legend, diana nyad. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of kelly and michael's "inbox." ll next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] that was a great howl. [laughter] it's monday, october 7, 2013, everybody. welcome to the show. [applause] michael: he's wearing a texas southern university t

barely 50 degrees in elkton. 48 westminster. 48 bel air. 47 columbia. 59 rock hall. 57 in kent island. this was karen. remnants are now re-forming as a low off the coast of georgia and the carolinas. this is not going tropical. it's not going to be a nor'easter. it's going to be pain in the neck though. high pressure settling in over the area right now. it's not going to let that low get out of its own way. tomorrow afternoon we're going to start shower activity. that is going to be with us all the way through early saturday morning. we're going to clear skies in time for saturday night and sunday's football game but believe me when i tell you, how long has it been? three days, gray with an occasional chance of rain and/or showers. we're going to for a high today of around 70. tomorrow we're looking for temperatures with some rain coming in, there's that 68 to 70. thursday 59. friday 64. slow clearing, snail's pace saturday, 68. sunday partly sunny and 68. don? take it away. >>> what awaits you on the way to work? other than cold temperatures? here's sharon gibala. >> good morning. if

c. 51 pax river, westminster, bel air and columbia, the mid to mid, upper 40s. rock hall, kent island and annapolis. a secondary frontal boundary is going to move through the area. we went from 75 to the upper 60s over the past couple of days. now we're going to go into the low mid-60s and get chillier at the end of the forecast period. this rain stays down to the south. the showers you see out to the west, i think will more than likely lose their umph across the mountains and we'll have a couple of passing showers as we go through the afternoon and evening. sunshine gives way to some clouds sooner than later. i think midday on it's cloudy, 66. overnight we'll go to partly cloudy skies. tomorrow mostly sunny with a high of 64 degrees. roll out that five-day for you. i want you to note gigi barnett, wednesday, thursday and beyond temperatures going in the 50s. overnight that low of 40 means for many of us we're going to be in the mid to upper 30s through the overnight. tomorrow's going to be a real nice normal spring day. this time next week, it's going to be --

bel air, westminster, columbia, 45, 46, 48. 52 rock hall, 51 annapolis. kent island at 54. morning clouds, a spillover, passing down to the south, it stays there, not a concern. frontal boundary to the west, all that rain you saw, that's not coming our way. by the time it gets here, it's going to be more scattered showers than anything else, but late this afternoon and this evening that's part of the forecast. that high pressure builds in. we have a few really nice days. but having said that, let me just say this to you, i don't know if you can see it. see that low right up there. ultimately that's going to grab air out of central canada, throw it our way and temperatures daytime are only going to be in the mid-50s wednesday and beyond. 66 today, skies start to clear overnight. 45. tomorrow we'll call it a beautiful day. a high of 64 degrees. close to 70 monday and tuesday. look at that wednesday and thursday, particularly the overnight lows. when we say 40 that's the blistering heat of the overnight and in the city, any urban area, you get the idea. going to be in the mid

air and rock hall. we have this aloft flow coming out of the southeast around that high. it's just tending to block whatever movement there is in the atmosphere. there's really not a lot of movement at all. i mean, look out to the west, it's sunny in pittsburgh. it's just a matter of moving these clouds over the area. it's not really going to happen. this warm front kicks into high gear, pleasant for halloween tomorrow. front comes through, cold front follows. chillier temperatures move in for the weekend. chillier, i mean the chill of fall. 63 degrees will be the high this day. 53, some clouds over night. tomorrow variably cloudy and breezy but 72 as the high. one more day in the 70s by the end of the 5 day 20 degrees colder. first warning weather details coming up shortly. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, extra pounds during pregnancy may increase a women's risk of breast cancer. we'll explain in health watch. >>> remember wjz 13 is always on for you. here's a look at the stories we'r

. >> we will introduce you to our bel air honda student of the week. >>> an officer shot in the line of duty. an all night manhunt for the gunman, how he was caught and the latest on the officer's condition. >> you check the sex offender's registry relying on that information to keep your family safe but there are many problems. >> a man exposing and touching himselfs right outside their windows. good evening. i'm kelly swoope alongside jamie costello. a howard county police officer begins his road to recovery surrounded by family and friends. >> the family of officer steven houk was rushed to shock trauma. katrina bush is there with an update on houk's condition. >> reporter: officer houk has had a lot of visitors. the good news is his wife is here and he also has family from out of state. also visiting him the howard county police chief. he said the past 24 hours has been a difficult period for everyone involved. we've learned that doctors say steven houk is recovering from multiple injuries. the 30-year-old officer was shot once in the torso but they are cautiously optimistic abou

westminster, up into the harford zone, bel air, north, those hearse will find freezing temperatures right around 32 later this week. these are overnight lows. >> all right. thank you. >>> if you're struggling to lose weight, you may want to look at your snacking habits. research suggests obese men and women snack more than normal weight people. snacking isn't necessarily bad but too often the snacks are high in calories, salt, fat and sugar. nutritionists said dip the chips, pretzels and cookies for more nutritious foods. >> i think better choice snacks include things that are high in fiber. we go back to fruits and vegetables. we know they're good sources of nutrition. some have higher water content. lower in fat so you're not taking the excess calories, but you get that satisfaction from the snack. >> experts recommend planning your snacks for the well week. you can cut up fruits and vegetables so they're ready to go and have healthy snacks on hand to avoid hitting those vending machines. >> just because you'rer that favorite actor on tell -- you're their favorite actor on television, d

plus two cars that were hit that were parked on the side of bel air road. so a lot of cleanup. a lot of investigation. baltimore city police and fire on the scene. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> okay, jeff. thank you very much. >>> it is a very pleasant october evening. but more changes are coming. a live look outside right now. a look at much of the rest of the week could be a washout. wjz is live with complete coverage. meteorologist chelsea ingram is live at the mobile weather lab. but first, we begin with bob turk, with a look at our updated temperatures. >>> we've had weeks and weeks of dry sunshine. looks like we'll go back to our wetter pattern for at least several days. 66 in d.c. 63 in ocean city. and 59 up in oakland. temperatures right now, 1 degree warmer than they were yesterday. eastern shore, a little cooler there. 5 degrees cooler in ocean city. up to the west of us, they were seven degrees carmer. this morning, we did drop with clearer skies for a while to french. only 55 in ocean city. let's check in with meteoro

. $61 million of state of the art treatment comes to bel air. i'm mike schuh. the story up next. >>> summer in october. don't miss the updated first warning forecast. [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> it is sunny, 85 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. breaking news to tell you about. a jury reaches a verdict in the wrongful death trial of michael jackson. the verdict is expected to be read in court at 6:30, eastern time. jackson's family sued concert promoter aeg, saying the company hired dr. conrad murray, the man convicted in jackson's death. and that makes the company responsible. aeg contends, jackson hired dr. murra

you are seeing light showers as well in bel air. rain with this pushing in from offshore. it will be with us at least until tomorrow afternoon. get rain asd not impressive as the previous days. sevene month of october, inches of rain puts us above where we should be for monthly rain totals for more than five inches. we are still above where we should be for our annual precipitation by nearly one inch. we should thank that for bringing the rain. we should see anywhere from 1/10 of an inch to one quarter of an inch. look atke a temperatures right now, 60. 61 in parkville. 64ntown baltimore is degrees, expect to consent -- to continue to see fog early in the morning. eightn the northeast at miles an hour. four tomorrow, 63-- 70. a little warmer there. showers and drizzle possible. northeast winds are at five miles an hour. small craft advisory. the wind right now coming out east, north east. .t the harbor, 15 knots we expect the wins to get out to 18 knots plus. breaks downyour day tomorrow. we will stay in the mid-to upper 60's in the afternoon. taking on the red -- the pack

air, down to columbia over to annapolis and kent island. we're seeing a northeast wind towards dc. the flow is coming primarily from the south and that's helping bring our temperatures up. this is now tropical storm karen. that's going to be moving into the region. it's going to interact with this entire system, a warm front and a cold front that follows. that gets here by the beginning of next week. the cold front helps to bring that moisture up into the area. this is the cone of uncertainty here. it just gives you a range of the motion and the area that this storm could actually cover. it will be likely the remanence of this storm by the time it moves into our direction. it will not be a tropical storm. all the models have it coming in this direction but it's going to be rain. warm temperatures are going to lead the way. here's the front that's going to come through and touch off the chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. nothing too major. it could maybe just bring some showers across the region for your friday afternoon just briefly. 6:

we've got a little ground clutter popping up around the bel air area. no rain is falling at this point. a few clouds out there. most of the showers to the north and west. it is coming our way by monday. we will have a better rain chance. the need to in wes marsh. in downtown baltimore. 73 here at tv hill. we will see overnight temperatures dipped to about 64 degrees. we'll talk about the rain chance coming up in your 11 instaweather plus forecast. >> we are approaching the end of the fifth day of the government shutdown. a live shot of the capitol building tonight where a rare saturday session failed. both the house and senate did find some common ground. both parties agreed unanimously to give back pay to all federal workers who have been furloughed. brian moore has the latest from washington. on day five of the government shutdown, a rare moment of bipartisan agreement. house republicans and democrats unanimously voted to pay 800,000 furloughed federal workers but only after the government shutdown is over. >> why did we do that? >> senate democrats s

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there is a look at that accident off to the shoulder at bel air road n. traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet. he's got it all for you. call. back over you to. >>> amazon a fortune 500 company is bringing its distribution business to charm city. that should be a big boost for the local economy. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the largest online retailer amazon wants to begin same day delivery in the top 20 markets in america. now a new one million square footwearhouse at the site of the old gm astro plant will employ a thousand people. their full-time jobs with benefits, health care and college assistance. the company has been on a warehouse building boom. seven other new warehouses were announced meaning that the company will have nearly a hundred such facilities in the u.s. no word on when construction or hiring will begin. i'm mike schuh reporting. don, back you to. >>> in baltimore county jury deliberations will begin in a $150 million lawsuit filed against a local physician. they're accused of performing unnecessary cardiac stent sur

temperatures in bel air right around 69 to lower 70's across the way. winds coming out of the south continue to pull in the warmer air. that's going to be the case for us as we head into sunday as well. starting on monday and even more so on tuesday, that's when things really will change, and this is why. the big picture showing high pressure in control right now. we saw a few showers and thunderstorms just north of the mason dickson earlier. we've got a cool front headed our way. this is going to be just a rain event, but it is going to combine with some of that moisture from what is now tropical depression karen, because that moisture is going to feed right into the mid- atlantic and that's going to work along with that cold front that's going to pass through. it's going to help to enhance the amount of rainfall we'll see. we'll see anywhere from about one to three inches in some spots in the mid-atlantic. but for sunday, that rain is going to hold off, at least for the bulk of the day. we could see a few scattered showers as we head into the latter p

air road. average speed about 28 miles per hour. west side inner loop stop and go from 895 approaching liberty road. a couple of complications around as well. if you're traveling northbound on poteet street there's debris in the roadway that's going to cost you couple minutes. watch for the water main break between gay street and marketplace. two lanes are blocked. on the inner loop from 95 to 795, 39 miles per hour and 15 minutes to get through. still plenty of volume on the beltway at security boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's. you can call them at 877-75-bills. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we had some sun earl ier this week. >> we did? oh, earlier. >> don't get it get let it get you crazy, it's only clouds. >> we're not crazy. we're calm. >> people jump so quickly around here. take a look at temperatures right now. yes, it's cloudy. 67, east winds at 8. the barometer at 29.99 holding steady. come back and take a look at a chance of a sprinkle or shower tonight and