i have come to cambridge university center for brain and mind sciences. in a moment, i will be trying it for myself. >> i have taken modafinil a few times. primarily for its ability to increase wakefulness and allow me to concentrate and stay away for a long time spans. 20 to 30 hours straight, working on nsa. >> he is in his second year at oxford university. he sees no real difference between taking modafinil and caffeine, but he acknowledges that sourcing these drugs is far riskier, because he's getting hold of them over the internet. >> if i were going for modafinil, there are a variety of web sites online which one can access and purchase the pills for paul perform and have them delivered to one's doorstep. the reality is that it is pretty easy for someone with a credit card or a bit of cash to obtain some of these compounds. >> he has a background in computing in neuroscience. he is a researcher at oxford university's future of humanity institute. he talks openly about taking it cognitive drugs. >> i am actually suspecting that it is more than i woul

fog has much better in cambridge. temperatures this is why you are going to need a jacket range from 48 in southern maryland to 40 in easton. monika santani stepping in. she's got an update for you on the thursday morning commute. >> as promised, i'm updating you on this accident. this happened at 5:15 this morning. northbound on route 28 north ofbert street north of old centerville road. prince william county police tell us one lane is getting by in each direction. no problems to report on 66. we'll zoom into the beltway. no problems on the beltway through silver spring. let's take a live look here. if you are planning to head between 95 and university boulevard and over into the bethesda rockville area. we'll end with a live look south of route 50 in new carrollton. southbound the wilson bridge into alexandria. coming up we'll go back into maryland at 6:12. mike, back to you. >>> monika, we are following breaking news out of montgomery county this morning. there is a huge house fire that left at least one person hur

a quarter mile in cambridge on the eastern shore. right now we have 27 in frederick, but 44 on the bay. and 30 with fog nearby. >>> the good news is crews are making progress by an early morning accident. good morning, everybody. we have been talking about this since just about 4:30 this morning. eastbound on route 50 where there is an overturned truck and two vehicles involved in is it this accident. the right shoulder is now getting by. authorities are directing you by. but westbound is not affected past the weekend. no problems on the bw parkway. we'll go to the north side of town, if you are plan to head to the beltway, no problems to report up here or 270 in fact. let's take a live look at the beltway near silver spring. traffic moving at a good pace. a live look at 270 over at falls road. no problems as you come into frederick and down to the point where the lanes divide. coming up in my next report, i'll update you on virginia roads at 5:10. >>> grief counselors will be on the campus of frostburg university. >> 1-year-old cour

cambridge around 59 degrees. we're looking at a trend here with temperatures in the mid- 50s to upper 50s for today. we should be around 60 degrees for this time of the year. we'll see mainly clear skies overnight and with this, we also could see with the light wind, we could see patchy fog, the bigger picture, we see clouds to the west. it's curtesy of a cold front. we're under the big bubble of high pressure, with this, we are going to be nice, we're on the cool side of it. as it works its way off to the east, we start to warm thing up. check out the highs today where the warmer weather was, we can see atlanta around 66 degrees. 64 into charlotte and getting in on the 60s for tomorrow and the day after that. things definitely start to warm up a little bit for us. look agent the future trend, you have to follow the timeline. we won't see much change in the forecast. we can see the weather towards the west, some off into the atlantic, nothing is getting us and that's because we're under the big dome of high press

half-mile in cambridge. queen anne's county, 90-minute delay due to the fog this morning. out west, a little bit of fog in petersburg. locally, temperatures range from 30 in manassas to 32 in lovettsville. 39 for bethesda and laytonsville. 37 in andrews. upper marlboro, 36. in alexandria, 37. reagan national, 43 degrees with the sunshine. calm winds and a dew point at 39. cold out west. warmth in the middle of the country. the front producing the showers and storms here. that arrives thursday bringing us some showers but a chill as we head toward friday. today, 68. 30s and 40s. could be another patch of fog. another warm day tomorrow in the upper 60s. cool on thursday with a couple of showers. chilly, blustery friday only 49 on veterans day. the weekend turns milder and looking nice again. let's go over to monika samtani with issues to share with you. >> you know how we were calling it terrific tuesday. i'm changing that. i'm sorry. terrible traffic tuesday. the second accident of the morning. northbound on 395. this time at washington boulevard and the pentagon, as you ca

high clouds and a touch of fog over toward cambridge. sunrise 7:37. by monday that sunrise will be 6:40 standard time as we turn the clocks back this weekend. winds out of the south all day, between 5 and 10 miles per hour with a 4:00 temperature of 62. we will be 63, 64 for the high today, which is just about average. average temperatures are 63 and 45. and by 8:00 p.m. 56. there will be high clouds and more clouds will be moving in overnight. 41 for the east and mid-30s areas to the west areas like winchester & co.ber land at 36. gaithersburg, upper 40s right on the bay there. let's show you what is going on at reagan national. 46. high, thin thousand dollars we are talking about. you can see through that south winds at 6. do you points in the low 40s. the wind chill makes it feel like 43. high clouds are showing up on the satellite. across west virginia and virginia. out to the west this area of low pressure coming through missouri this got denver with ten inches of snow. we have high pressure near us and that is giving the wind, pushing more out o

we have fog we talked about, in cambridge at 41. 49 down south. visibility, is a quarter mile there on the eastern shore. a mile and a half in culpepper. low to mid-50s out there partly to mostly sunny skies. enjoy it. >> we will, definitely. enjoy this morning's rush hour. looking good. here are your construction hot spots north of town. tyson's on 66. we'll start with 66 on the inbound and outbound side. basically on the beltway, watch out for construction and near route 123 and route 7 as well. a live picture 35 at duke street if we go to the camera, no problems to report on 95 and 35. there was construction in dale city, you should be good to go if you are just heading out the floor. now we'll go to the beltway in college park. silver spring around route 2 and university boulevard. they should be picking that up as bell. coming up in my next report, we'll go into the district at 43:00. andrea and mike. >>> well it took just one hour for jurors to convict brittany norwood in the death of her coworker. >> norwood killed her in the lululemon stor

>> welcome to cambridge forum. tonight we'll be discussing reimagining equality with iowa three that hill, professor of social policy, law and women's studies at brandeis university. i'm trisha rose, brown university professor, and i will be your moderator. in her new and amazing memoir, "reimagining equality: stories of gender, race and finding home," anita hill takes the idea of home and explores how our family homes and our national home are linked to understandings of achievement, opportunity and equality. .. the youngest of 13 children anita hill grew up on a farm in rural oklahoma. after receiving a j.d. from yale university in 1980 she worked in private practice and for the federal government in washington d.c.. hill is the author of numerous articles on international commerce, commercial law, bankruptcy and civil-rights. turbo details her experience as a witness in clarence thomas's supreme court confirmation hearing. earliest book "reimagining equality" is the basis of our present discussion. please join m

cambridge, four miles. we'll look toward cumberland. just notice your visibility down to one-half mile. isolated patches of fog. temperatures start at 36 in frederick in, 43 in andrews air force base. 43 with the fog in cumberland. monika? there is a serious accident prince william county police are on the scene right here on route 28 onbert street. 28 is blocked in both directions here. follow police directions to get around it. you can see this is south of i 66. 66 is fine. we are going to zoom in to the beltway. no problems to report here. let's go downtown, taking a look at all the bridges. 14th street bridge on i-395 you are going to be fine leaving the beltway in springfield up through this point at the potomac river. heading in on pennsylvania avenue into southeast again, very, very quiet. over to the west side of town at the american legion bridge traffic is moving well. i'll update you on traffic. >>> making news now at 5:31. breaking news out of aspen, maryland. a house fire is in aspen hill, maryland. the call for help came i

in cambridge, massachusetts, we lived in an apartment building, next to one of the oldest city parks in america where george washington took command of the troops. then, there was a playground. it was really an important facility for the parents because it was surrounded by streets, high fences that provided a safe place for children to play under the watchful eye of their parents. i was back there a few years ago i live, and we walked through the cambridge, is, and nothing had changed. there had been a slippery slope about the development that occurred in this historic park, except there was a playground. we then went to downtown boston and walked along the boston commons, which i have been told is the first city park in america. there was a change there. it is now a playground. i think it is possible to accommodate playgrounds without leading to other development. we have noticed that this neighborhood has changed since 1973. it is not just the embarcadero. there have been many decisions made by policymakers that resulted in a dramatic change to the demographics of the area and the

so if you go from cambridge through salisbury and ocean city, delaware gets in on the rain action. the rest us a cloudy start. 7:30 sun up changes as we turn the clocks back one hour this weekend but not yet. we will deal with sunshine developing this afternoon. up to about 58. 6:47 on clock now here's tanya. >> reporter: 95 south at 279 is running smoothly. an earlier accident is clear. not look good on the beltway. on the northwest side, slow and go on the outer loop near 795. and it will be slow around towards edmonton. taking a look south of here at liberty road, there you can see the volume on the outer loop to the left of the screen. moving a little bit better but this is building and will be later. middleberg road at krause mill in carroll county is closed due to an overturned tractor trailer involving a cement truck. back to you. >>> new this morning, firefighters find a body inside a burning garage. it happened near the 5400 block of elmer avenue near west belvedere. linda so is here with the latest on the investigation. linda. >> reporter: we are waiting to hear back from

cambridge, easton, you see them down a quarter mile in easton. now, cumberland is checking in with a half-mile visibility. petersburg in grant county, 3/4. we have the patchy dense fog. look at oakland. higher elevations. they don't cool down as much. still at 50. we've got 30 in manassas. 32 in frederick. 38 for gaithersburg. here in town, 42 going 65 to 70. monika? >> good morning, everybody. we'll take a look at a video of what fairfax county police and virginia state police are dealing with at 3:50 this morning. a jeep on fire. it was a mechanical issue. luckily, no one was hurt. smoke was billowing up in the air. they did have all lanes blocked on 395 southbound at duke street. this is video. all lanes are open through landmark north and southbound on 395. let's take a look at our maps right now. if you're planning to head over to the beltway, everything's doing well. we'll zoom into the south side of town and take a look at 95. let's take a look at the camera in springfield. no problems to report as you head up from dale city. up toward spr

annapolis, leonardtown, pax river, cambridge, all reporting quarter mile visibility. closer to the metro though, our visibility still up at westminster, they're down to one half-mile. as far as the bus stop forecast this morning, mostly cloudy skies with that dense fog, mainly east. 44 to 52. sunrise at 6:45 and it sets at 4:59 before 5:00. 9:00, we're at 53. might be some isolated showers this morning. best chance of showers will be the middle of the day with the front coming through. winds northwest 10 to 15 gusting to 20. the temperatures this afternoon will actually be fading into the low 50s, maybe even the upper 40s by the time we get to 5:00 p.m. there with northwest winds at 10 and a temperature of 49. wind chills will become a factor later this afternoon and this evening. right now, we've got a milder 54 in annapolis with the fog, easton is 48. it is 50 from cambridge without the fog, mid-40s in frederick to culpepper now. 50s though from hagerstown down toward winchester. nationally, the west is pretty quiet although look at this storm here. you know about t

in cambridge, massachusetts, we lived in an apartment building, next to one of the oldest city parks in america where george washington took command of the troops. then, there was a playground. it was really an important facility for the parents because it was surrounded by streets, high fences that provided a safe place for children to play under the watchful eye of their parents. i was back there a few years ago i live, and we walked through the cambridge, is, and nothing had changed. there had been a slippery slope about the development that occurred in this historic park, except there was a playground. we then went to downtown boston and walked along the boston commons, which i have been told is the first city park in america. there was a change there. it is now a playground. i think it is possible to accommodate playgrounds without leading to other development. we have noticed that this neighborhood has changed since 1973. it is not just the embarcadero.

cambridge still getting some light showers. generally, our day to day should feature a lot of clouds around. i don't think it will rain a whole lot today. it will be a mostly cloudy day with temperatures much cooler than yesterday. speaking of 50s, 56 at reagan national. might be a little fog in spots. humidity, 97%. winds will be out of the north at five to 10 later today. forecast for today, cloudy conditions expected. could be a few showers from time to time. and high temperatures, there you go, in the mid- to upper 50s. again, cooler than yesterday. more details in the forecast. a look at travel weather. back to you. >>> in our top stories, a bomb plot stopped in new york. 27-year-old jose pimentel is described as a lope wolf, not part of any al-qaeda toror cell but became radicalized from al- qaeda propaganda on the internet. investigators say he wanted to kill soldiers coming home from afghanistan and iraq. >>> a suspected murderer is being asked to turn himself in. frederick scott was mistakenly set free on bond because

here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in their search for a new home, the duke and duchess of cambridge were limited by choice. they had to select from among the royal residences. but that certainly didn't mean compromising on splendor. in the end, the royal newlyweds chose kensington palace. william and harry's childhood home, a place filled with memories of princess diana. >> he was raised, happily, at kensington palace, so he'll be starting his family, i think, in a place where he was a little boy. and i think that's quite significant because it shows that he's ready to settle down. >> reporter: it won't be the exact same section of the sprawling palace. william and catherine will be living in apartment 1a, the former home of princess margaret, the queen's sister. there are four stories, 20 rooms and a walled garden, a real tradeup from the two bedroom cottage they now share. ready to take that place over, the world's most eligible bachelor himself, prince harry. william and kate will be moving their offices into the palace as well. so they can stay on top of their growing list of ro

we're going to carefully deconstruct the latest videotape of kate, duchess of cambridge. there's tell-tale signs she might be pregnant. that's coming up. >> dan's putting me on the spot. >>> plus, another british love story. and it is a moving one, literally. we'll tell you what's going on in this video, coming up. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula improves skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] only from aveeno. ocean spray cranberry juice versus vegetable juice. first the cranberry. mm. tasty. now the vegetable juice, with more than 10 times the sodium of cranberry juice. we have a winner. as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays. the fig's going to be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. ♪ >>> cue the royal music. well, people are going a bit nuts over speculations th

cambridge, you'll get this, too. the rest of us are starting to see things wind down for the moment. still could get a shower. sunny breaks midday. another round of showers likely this afternoon. winds will pick up and temperatures will be dropping from the low 60s into the low 50s by the time we get to 5:00. i'll be back in a few minutes. we'll look at thanksgiving, the travel forecast and the weekend ahead. right now, good morning, beverly farmer. >> good morning. another busy travel day ahead of us. not as much to work but more to the grocery store and out of town for the turkey. northbound interstate 95 moving at a pretty good pace despite the wet pavement. two earlier wrecks before and after thornburg on 95 moved out of your way. your next check of traffic at 5:17. andrea, back to you. >>> thank you, beverly. coming up on 5:10, one of three american students arrested in the egypt protest attends georgetown university. derek sweeney is on the far right in this picture. police arrested the three at the antigovernm

annapolis, east and cambridge dealing with a quarter mile. even up in montgomery county, the airpark down a half-

you're listening to cambridge forum. as we continue our discussion of making a home in america, finding opportunity and achievement and overcoming the racial gender and economic barriers of our society with anita hill. so i want to open up, up here, to sort of think a little bit through what professor hill couldn't get to. it's a marvelous book. and the first thing i wanted to give you an opportunity to talk more specifically about is how and why you settled on the very interesting hybrid format that you settled on as the listeners can tell, there's personal storytelling. there's individual storytelling about african-american women throughout the 20th century. but there's also in-depth historical, social contextual policy analysis and the connections are made between them. it's a very rich format. it's clearly quite intentional. can you speak a little bit what you had in mind. >> i wanted to start with how peop people, how they learn about inequality or we learn inequality through a number of devices. we learn through hi

he didn't go to oxford or to cambridge, and thereby hangs a tail. might have been expected to go to oxford. not that his father or mother did, because they were probably illiterate. i'm sure they would have wanted him to go because it was part of the strategy of social advancement. but he didn't go. on the other hand, there's an xidingly high likelihood that he would have continued all the way through or very close to the end of quite rigorous secondary school education which would have come free to him and we know quite a bit about. it was very, very good and that's true, by the way, not just of shakespeare but of the whole environment in the middle of -- and there are good schools. these are people living in a remote back water in -- where they have no access to education. this is someone who had by our standards, at least maybe not by the highest renaissance standards, but a rather impressive education, at least in the -- what we call the humanities. >> stratford is how far from london? >> a couple of hard day's ride in his time. >> on a horse. >

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mostly sunny on saturday, 55, up around 60 in cambridge and eastern on sunday. bright sunny skies, temperatures warming and to the 50's on saturday from the 40's tomorrow. the rain chances sunday, that is much later in the evening. i think we will be fined for ravens football. slight chance for showers on monday. a better chance for showers moving into tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> come midnight on new year's eve we'll map to go elsewhere to see fireworks. -- you may have to go elsewhere to see fireworks. >> the city may not be putting on that fireworks show we have all come to expect. >> a big surprise for anne arundel county woman. that story, coming up. >> and a demonstration at the howard street bridge in baltimore city. we will have a live report to muster the head. -- a live report straight ahead. ♪ [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried something really wild? why not? it's all possible in the nation of why not. royal caribbean's floating

cambridge 72. ocean city 62. oakland at 52, cooler out in the mountains. temperatures have been 15-20 degrees above normal. since friday, hitting highs and much of the same expected to be in the upper 60's. all of this will change and already seeing the actual cool front starting to move in. this is drawing in some cooler air which will really be the main focus of the storm. i pressure will eventually follow, but cool weather in the end of the week. currently 37 right now in st. louis. 70's and 60's along the eastern seaboard. dropping down into the upper 40's and mid 50's tonight. showers possible. areas like oakland could see showers this afternoon. the chance for showers. notice how this starts to spin. this will drop in very cold air. seeing snow out there possible in national and snow that far south is possible through tuesday. there could even be some snow on the backside of this. for baltimore, this is just a rain event. rain moving in early tomorrow. could be a rainy day through tuesday. after the 70's this weekend, into the low 50's and back to no

. >>> now here in the uk, the duke and duchess of cambridge are moving up the property ladder. prince william and katherine, kate as you might know them, will be moving into a home that was once belonged to margaret. max foster looks at who will be picking up the bill for the renovations. >> reporter: they already have an apartment at kensington palace but next year, the duke and duchess of cambridge are upgrading to a residence more fitting for a future king and queen. apartment 1a was last used by the current queen's sister, princess margaret. according to the palace's website, apartment 1a is large enough to seat 40 people for lunch or 60 standing. it's described as a large suite of rooms but no official pictures are being released. the british newspapers have managed to dig out some images of the interior. the property is currently being used as an exhibition space, entertainment venue, offices and storage. but due to large amounts of asbestos and outdated plumbing and wiring, the space sun inhabitable. the residence was last renovated in the 1960s by princess margaret and

many spots hitting 60. 58 annapolis. 57 cambridge. 59 in frag -- frederick. mostly clear conditions and it will be pleasant for another couple hours. we'll talk about how cold things get tonight. >> thanks a lot. in democracy 2012, the controversy over republican presidential candidate herman cain continues tonight. cane key defines -- herman cain he denies that he sexually harassed two women. news breck that two female employees complained about inappropriate behavior. cain denied the allegations. as the day went on, his recollection is that he was accused of harassment but denied wrong don'ting much the women -- wrong doing. the women accepted a financial settlement. >> i was aware that an agreement was reached. we ended up settling for what would have been a termination settlement, quite frankly. >> cain said the story was dredged up because he was leading the pack. >>> today people are questioning rick perry's unusual behavior at a recent speech in new hampshire. the 25-minute video has been a ridicule of pundits. coming up, we will look at what's behind

they're not ccnnected"agencies thaa do everything from devveop hotels like the chesapeake hyatt in cambridge - to managing camden &pyards. and they pay hefty salaires.08:28:555i think they're a lot of people in these quasi ssate government agencies08:28:57"that are making hundreds of housands of dollars and i'm not sure if it's justified." we filed a freedom of information act requests with half a dozee of these entities seeking just how much employees are paad.we found 21 top executives making more thannone hundred housand dollars per yearthat's 2.2 million in compensation for executives at entities like development corporation or tedco. is joo is to lure high tech compines to maryland, they have five employees makkng more than 100k - includinggthe executive director who earns $188,000 a year.orrthe maryland stadium authority, the agency that manages the tax payer finananced camdem yards and p&t bank stadiuu.09:05"we're an independent agency but of course we're accoutbale to taxpayers"msa has 8 employees pakng more than $100,000 - money that executive director michael frenze says is well sp

. >> coming up, heroics from the duke of cambridge. you're watching "good morning washington." >> they left me on the side of the road to die. >> nobody expected her to survive. nobody expected this. >> prince williams put hiss military training to the test on sunday taking part in a rescue mission off the coast of wales. the prince co polited a helicopter that capsized in the irish sea. the duke of cambridge is a member of the royal air force search and rescue team. dramatic rescue east of los angeles caught on tape. strangers rushed to help three people who are pinned underneath a pickup truck that rolled over yesterday. highway patrol made it to the scene just as several drivers lifted the truck and pulled a female passenger to safety. officials have released few details so far and no word on what caused that truck to roll over. >> wow. miley cyrus reportedly joked about being a stoner during her 19th birthday party. people.com reports that the star made the comment after her friend kelly osbourne presented her with a bob marley cak

that means there's plenty 12% of lawyers, teachers and people from elsewhere in cambridge that will be educated. from the other area is very low and seriously meeting to be improved and this would be greatly to encourage markets in cambridge. [applause] >> can i have someone speech from the northwest? what about the young woman right in the very back row. yes, you, looking down. >> i am from the northwest. i would like to address the tuition fees from the poor and the rich and further divided we are going to have the degree and increase in the scholarship was developed more and people would be allowed to enter the university in the expectation. [applause] >> thank you. >> i would like to hear someone from the east midland in the debate. what about the young woman right in the back row. thank you. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm from the east midland. i believe that universities should be seen as an investment. everyone has the opportunity to go to universities and once you get a degree, you will be earning extremely more money because of your degree, you will be able to pay off your fee

temperatures in cambridge in the mid to upper 50s. milder conditions as we move through the night tonight based on the cloud cover. we don't have rain out there now. look to the west. a lot of rainmaking its way there in southern portions of virginia now. that area of rain will make its way here overnight. expect shower activity tomorrow especially to the south. i'll break it down for you. i'll show you where the best chances of rain will be for tomorrow. after that storm moves through, we have big changes through here. you'll need something else you haven't needed for awhile. >> you got our attention. >>> a public memorial service is held for frank, the long time gay rights activist died last month. tom sherwood joins us live downtown where people have been coming to pay their respects today. tom? >> reporter: this old carnegie library is part of the nation's history. it's a good place to say good-bye to frank, who created his own history. on a bright afternoon, he was brought to the library downtown. jim graham and david helped carr

cambridge 72. 73 into culpepper. your forecast for tomorrow. 62 degrees into lutherville. we'll have more cloud cover and also some rain. pasadena around 63 degrees. so break out that rain -- rain gear. we see rain off to the west. that system will be moving in as we go into tomorrow. you can see on the back side of the system some mixing of some snow, sleet, rain. we are looking at milder air still sandwiched in between the system but high pressure getting the boot as we go into tomorrow. so future trend picking up on what's going on. follow this. we should stay dry as we go through the overnight. there's a chance for showers in the forecast. then we get the bulk of the rain as we go into 3:00. your commute is going to be a rough one. take it easy. there's snow. for the mountains we won't see any here. 55, showers by morning. by tomorrow 63 degrees. then it will be steady rain. 40 by tomorrow night. we will be cooler than we are tonight. that seven-day forecast brings breezy conditions. then wednesday things will dry out, looking much better. we'll be chillier, plenty of

cambridge is 45. expect some 20's in the colder suburbs by morning. the winds should be under 10 miles per hour by morning. you see some great rain and snow showers. my sister called me to say they had a dusting of snow on the ground. here east of the mountain skies it cleared out nicely. the front will kick sean out to the atlantic and we will be done with that. we should sit lots of sunshine to malraux. sunday we will see a little bit of a transition. i still expected to be dry on sunday. somewhat whether from the northwest will try to come in here late in the day monday. enjoy tamara. it would not be as one day -- when the. of the baseball craft advisory remains in effect for the first part of the day with gusts at 20 knots. i think the debate will quiet down in the afternoon and evening. partly cloudy on sunday. the eastern shore has been a blustery day. much quieter tomorrow. the wins will stay brisk tomorrow and a southwest breeze could be strong on the beach sunday with gusts at 30 miles per hour. temperatures get back to around 64 the weekend

cambridge in the upper 50s. 61 in d.c. for tomorrow your neighborhood forecast looking good and feeling five. 65 in reisterstown and are a by toc at -- arbutus at 66 degrees. you can see the clouds back off towards the west and they're not going to move in as we go into tomorrow. we have the big are view. the reason why, well, high pressure, that's the culprit. it's going to keep the clouds away. it's going to be nice. it's going to be mild as high pressure slides further off to the east. we'll get a return flow. that's what's going to warm us up into the 60s as we head into tomorrow. the future trend is not picking up on anything. you have to follow the timeline. are we going to move? this won't be happening until maybe sunday. you can sew on saturday we're -- see on saturday. this is poised as we go into sunday evening. evernierkts the temperature will be -- overnight, the temperature will be about 35. seasonably chilly. by tomorrow a ton of sun, 66 degrees, nice and mild. as we look into tomorrow night, 37 degrees. it's

on the eastern shore, a better chance for a thunderstorm. 62 at cambridge tomorrow. around salsbury and ocean city, lots of sunshine. the nice weather should last through the holiday weekend. strong low pressure tracking through the ohio valley. with this storm tracking through the northwest, it draws the air through the north of vanek. if you are north of boston, you may have to deal with wintry weather. but it looks like rain around boston and new york. showers moving out of atlanta tomorrow. denver and dallas look good. seattle, some showers. on thanksgiving day itself, most of the nation will have a pretty decent weather, although the east coast may still be dealing with some rain. a cooler day on thanksgiving day, but lots of sunshine. we warmup friday into saturday. mid to upper 60's on sunday. >> 11 sports with jerry sandusky. >> earlier today, ray lewis did not talk with the media. instead, he used the media time to get treatment on his injured toe. we will not know until hours before kickoff on thursday whether or not he can play against the san francisco 49

>> i did a graduate studies in cambridge at king's college which was cannes college. i identify quite closely. he was one of the imaginative figures of the 20th century economics and the person who broke the mold in terms of thinking about how to deal with a cataclysmic event like the great depression. so it's impossible not to be drawn into the orbit into the context of his time. keynesian economics as we see them today have all the answers to the pressing problems i think they don't actually. i think we need a substantially more strategic approach and in particular the message has been folder and watered down so it becomes a question throwing money at the problem at the pump spending aggressively, stimulating. i detest the term stimulus package. i think a was a public relations catastrophe and a very bad choice of framing for an economic strategy. so i think we have to go far beyond that. but still it is better than the alternative. >> what do you mean far beyond? >> speaking in very practical terms we have to ask what are ever major problems we have a problem of jo

a while, then we get up about as far as normal temperatures are concerned. 46 and annapolis, 41 in cambridge. look at easton, down to 39 degrees. parkton, 43. westminster and frederick, 45. some of these clouds out in far western maryland may be producing a few snowflakes. most of the moisture is trying to come out of these clouds at the chesapeake bay. cold front itself has passed to our south. we are still seeing areas where there could be reined in delaware and southeast virginia. coming in behind his cooler air. we have a few quiet days. the next whether impulses in montana and canada. -- the next weather impulse is in montana and canada. you can see all the cool temperatures to our northwest. during the day, temperatures fairly steady. 40's to around 50. we may get a piece sunbreaks by the end of the day. some out west may see a snowflake or two. temperatures tonight go from the 40's into the 30's. below freezing in some cases before they start to rise in the morning. overnight forecast, 20s out to the west. clearing skies. northwest was at five to 10 miles per hour. northwest winds gus

off to the south an east we are still in the 60s there. 16 in cambridge. 61 in leonardtown. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite. there is washington and you can see we've got plenty of cloud cover in over us this morning. the rainfall well out to the west. we won't worry about that during the course of the daytime hours today. we will have plenty of clouds. maybe a little bit of fog early this morning. haven't seen much in the way of that. we could see a couple of spots of fog here and there. for today, here is what is going to happen. mild and cloudy today. next chance of rain is late tonight as a frontal boundary that is out to the west begins to move towards our region t will bring with us cooler temperatures but really, that lingers -- i'm sorry. that lags behind the front. monday night, some rainfall. i think it is late tonight, probably during the overnight hours that we get some rainfall in here and then the cold air that is behind that front starts to work its way in here tomorrow but we really feel it tomorrow night and wednesday. forecast for today, mo

check out the 70s in cambridge and also into cull -- culpepper. tomorrow, what's on tap, temperatures will be in the 60s into lutherville and pasadena, but the change is we'll have plenty of cloud cover. from the clouds we'll seat rain. so you need to break out that rain geemplet -- gear. we can see the bulk of the system out towards the west. check it out. western tennessee seeing a mex which are of sleet -- mixture of sleet and snow. this system is going to be moving in as we go into tomorrow. we're squeezed into an area of high pressure. that mild air is funneling in but we'll get cooler on the back side. speaking of the back side, we could be seeing snow. i'll show you that in just a second. by tomorrow morning we could be seeing showers, drizzle. then the rain moves in. your commute could be on the wet side. that's for west virginia. 55 degrees overnight. by tomorrow that temperature will be around 63 degrees. by tomorrow night around 40. your seven-day forecast brings in chilly air. in the meantime, wednesday we start to dry out. we get plen

look at annapolis and cambridge. more of the same over into frederick. 50s into hagerstown. the kind that's what was for today. 13-mile per hour wind. we're 14 in. east ton around 17. we had a 20-mile per hour sustained wind and higher than that. that's going to be what we feel. the forecast tomorrow and you can see the temperatures and again we came in around 64. and it is what i'm forecasting. it is not picking up on a lot now. earlier today. they are pushing out. we have dry air in place. and that's what you call the wood splitting dry. now as we pull out you can see the view here and showers and a rumble moving into the valley as of now. but even if that tried to get here it would not work t would evaporate because the air is so dry. the weather pattern though is high pressure off into the atlantic. we're filledderring in today. for some that's a -- we're filtering in today. that's going to be moving into the area. wednesday, that's when the wet weather will be there. break out the umbrella. >>> and showing what you is going on. we'll be staying dry but as we head into t

the temperature right now, annapolis 57 degrees, cambridge 46. on the boardwalk, 54, 54 westminster, frederick 46. the general satellite image, the eastern seaboard, high and dry. in little precipitation in northern new england. the storms out to the west pushing to the east. the thing we have going for us, the high pressure sitting overhead. this big area of high pressure is a buffer, protecting us so to speak. but the storms trying to come in from the west hit that and dry up. on the west side of this offer, said the mild air pushing and from the southwest. that will bring temperatures up today, bringing temperatures up each day the next few days. eventually, the storms will affect us, but probably will take a couple days. the warmest and texas, but some of that era is pulling to the north. that warming trend will be seen it over the next few days. tonight, chile, just above freezing, was a clear skies. light wind at 2-7. southwest breeze extending into tomorrow. tomorrow, mostly low 60's. very similar to today, except tomorrow is a mixture of

out to the east, 43 in cambridge, 41 in stevensville. 39 in leonardtown. cold air. remember the last several days, we've been showing you it is cool here, mild here, it is cold everywhere. a cold front has come through. a pretty strong cold front that did trigger quite a few showers yesterday. more than i thought would be triggered. but it has left in its wake cold temperatures. 33degrees right now in pittsburgh. sentinel radar sat lied or as we appropriately call it, the satellite-radar showing you the rain is long gone t will be a decent sunrise this morning. it won't warm things up as that cold air is now in place. the forecast for today looks like this. we are hobbing for a high of only about 52 degrees. that is well below normal. mostly sunny skies. winds blustery. -- we are looking for a high of only about 52 degrees did. many of you will be in the low 30s tonight outside of town. the best thing about the five- day forecast, the weekend. how about this for perfect -- people always talk about the weekend is always crazy. saturday and sunday, low to mid- 60s. go

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cambridge is 50 and annapolis is 55. westminster is 57. frederick has dropped into the 40's. the scattered clouds here and there but the fair weather pattern continues. bakery of high pressure over the southeast states. we are on the north west edge of that. mild air and not terribly humid, it dries on its way up. at least we are on the mild side of everything. eventually, the high breaks down and slide a little further east. it allows this storm, as disorganized as it is now, to get closer to us by the end of the weekend. if enough so so we began to think about a chance of rain and a change in temperatures. you warm air ahead of the storm in colder air waiting to come in. we will have to deal with that eventually. well as around 40 degrees. a little chilly and outlying areas. 64 degrees to 68 degrees tomorrow. maybe a few more scattered clouds spurred a couple of places may make it to 70 degrees. a 1 foot shop on the open waters of the day. insta-weather futurecast. here is the area of high pressure. it is edging closer every day so that -- so by the time we get to sunday ev

look at annapolis and cambridge. more of the same over into frederick. 50s into hagerstown. the kind that's what was for today. 13-mile per hour wind. we're 14 in. east ton around 17. we had a 20-mile per hour sustained wind and higher than that. that's going to be what we feel. the forecast tomorrow and you can see the temperatures and again we came in around 64. and it is what i'm forecasting. it is not picking up on a lot now. earlier today. they are pushing out. we have dry air in place. and that's what you call the wood splitting dry. now as we pull out you can see the view here and showers and a rumble moving into the valley as of now. but even if that tried to get here it would not work t would evaporate because the air is so dry. the weather pattern though is high pressure off into the atlantic. we're filledderring in today. for some that's a -- we're filtering in today. that's going to be moving into the area. wednesday, that's when the wet weather will be there. break out the umbrella. >>> and showing what you is going on. we'll be staying dry but as we head into t