currently 50 cumberland, 58 ocean city and a mild 63 in easton. there was some more areas of sunshine east of us for a little bit. so the temperatures did respond. 59 dc. the chilly spot oakland, sort like an inversion right now, cold air holding in that region at 37 degrees. warmer air aloft. colder air right at the surface. 57 annapolis, kent island. here and up in bel air and columbia that's a popular number also. very light winds here. the only place that has a breeze, oakland, off the southeast at 9 miles per hour. rain in portions of southern missouri where they saw shower activity. further west there's cold air that's the dividing line. they could see a couple of inches in new york. in the mountains of colorado pretty cold. they're getting snow, ready for the ski season in aspen. you can see snow over portions of nebraska. that will bring us milder air tomorrow ahead of that front. the front really won't get here until late in the day on thursday. ahead of it mild air and then showers. most of the rain will be done by early afternoon and th

sitting at 68 in easton. and locally, temperatures around 65 at the airport to the upper 50s in annapolis. and that's all thanks to the winds coming out of the south, pulling in the warmer air locked up in the southeast over the past couple of days. winds around 8 miles per hour at the airport. and the temperatures will be changing once again to finish out the roller coaster ride of weather this week. we have this feature that's pushing into the ohio river valley associated with the cold front. that's moving in to our neighborhood but not until about thursday morning. and it will get out very quickly so that's the good news. high pressure is in control of the weather. we'll see a quarter of an inch of rainfall from the system. clearing by about lunchtime on thursday and we start to bring high pressure back to the picture and then, of course, much cooler air. how cold will we get and when will it arrive. we'll see the cooler temperatures thursday night and in particular friday morning and friday afternoon. we'

they may get closer to easton. now showers at 9:00 out toward the shenandoah valley, i-81 approaching the metro as we head toward lunch time. looks like a wet lunch hour. temperatures near 60. in the afternoon as the showers pull away, colder air moves in. look for drive home clearing skies, 50 to 55. >>> everyone loves a feel good story. the high school team that helps a disabled student score a touchdown or the female kicker who gets to play on the boys team. >> this one is about a group of hard of hearing players that are nearing perfection. diane roberts introduces us to gallaudet university's football team. >> reporter: the beating of the drum is a practical tradition at gallaudet university. it signals the start of football practice. players who are deaf or hard of hearing can feel the reverberations. there's another sound echoing throughout campus. >> there's a buzz in the air. >> reporter: the buzz is about the team's undefeated season. 8-0 with just two more games to play. game number eight last weekend wa

and 40 in easton. so increasing clouds especially this afternoon. but it will be a dry day and a seasonably cool day. mid 50s on the bay. 59 leesburg and here in d.c. and a couple of low 60s to the southwest. here comes monika samtani early on this friday with the first look at timesaver traffic. >>> we had an interesting night on route 50 after route 424 at 10:00 and then at midnight. there were two separate accidents. both closed the roadway completely. both of them separate accidents involved tractor-trailers. the second one at midnight involved a medevac helicopter on the scene as well. so big being problems on route 50 eastbound after route 424 in davidsonville overnight. the lanes are open right now and you should be okay westbound as well. coming in from annapolis. the length into cheverly on route 50. let's take a live look inside the beltway on route 50 and here at route 202 you can see that the lanes are open. and we're in great shape heading in toward the northeast corridor. back over to the maps, this time to 270 on the southbound side.

. >> easton. >> hi. >> yay, all of us, of course, right away took to such a young kid, who is a pretty cool kid, who is also into what we do. >> i can definitely show you what the limits are. i learned from anatomy. i look at a lot of drawings. that's why i came to see you. the human limits of the arm and finally the boundaries. within that i want to capture all that and hopefully surface sur pass human strength. >> you should come here and spend time in the clinic to see patients who are needing help. >> that's one of the hardest things, half the information i know about prosthetics i never would have found online. >> well, if he manages to make an external prosthetic device for under $1,000 the most meaningful thing that easton taught me was how a person can go so far with an idea, and have that idea help humanity. >> easten's accomplishments earned him scholarship to nasa. >> a really fascinating cutter edge robotic astronaut. it could replace the astronaut in the future. i'm about to make the next generation of arm arm which coud evolve into who knows what. it could change people's

we have a double whammy, temperatures well they have dropped into the low 30s, winchester 39. 40 in easton and dc. 33 in white oak. 37 in marlboro and 33 in reston. >>> let's go over to monika samtani. >>> 2:30 this morning 16th street and closed between alaska and military road because of a tree down. a large tree down across the roadway. and we believe there could be a tractor trailer involved as well. the street shut down, 16th street, use beach or georgia avenue, and remember the culvert is shut down for six months as well so no shortcut either available for you there. 66 in get shape. manassas, centerville, we'll take a live look on northbound 95. looking fine in springfield. late this morning. back to the maps. the beltway is fine, again college park into silver springs, don't forget about the closure on 16th street because of the tree down in the road, we'll take a live look one more time here. andrea? mike? >>> there was a gunman suspected of firing shots in a mall in new jersey. he is now apparently dead. his body was found inside this mall. it happened yesterday at the garden sta

it's a beautiful morning. 33 hagerstown, 37 oakland, 27 cumberland, 30 elkton, almost 40 in easton, the low 40s pax river and ocean city, 36 in the district, 27 columbia, 10 warmer rock hall, annapolis and kent island. we get into a mild flow that will give us over night showers into early morning and then we'll lose the rain. that frontal boundary out to the west will be our next chance of widespread rain early next week. warmer you bet. today a high of 61 degrees. yesterday was in the upper 50s. the day before it felt like it was 9 degrees. 42 over night. tomorrow looks like it's going to be another high of 58 degrees with sun returning in the afternoon. then 67 sunday. monday gray, later on showers. ahead of that almost 70. there's that frontal boundary. down to 51 and 46 breezy and windy tuesday and wednesday. >>> straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. if you are just about to head ot couple of accidents could get in your way. first of all, a new one on dukeland at wilkins. edgewood on tremble road east of emrerton. in the city, echo dale at walter. some

oakland 27, 24 ocean city, 28 degrees easton and cumberland, 27 hagerstown and elkton, low 30s dc, pax river, westminster, annapolis, kent island, mid 30s rock hall, 27 bel air and columbia. so here's this big dome of high pressure slowly sliding off to the south and east. that means we get into the return flow, some mild air moves our way. this frontal boundary out to the west is going to take awhile to get here. when it does we will have another shot of air coming out of central canada. that's not going to be until early next week. 55 is going to be the high this day, mostly sunny, milder. over night tonight clear, 30 is your low. tomorrow a high temperature of right around 60 degrees. sunshine and some clouds. maybe a pop-up shower saturday. look at that, 62. sunday clouds and sun 65. almost 70 monday. here comes td front with showers. tuesday sunny 53. chillier intt week. that's a darn good weekend fore. certainly milder. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> what will you encounter on e ? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. so far the commute is mild. sps

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february 3rd, 2011, easton, massachusetts. the northeast experiences one of the worst winters in years. snowfall averages in region break records. peter howe is a reporter for new england cable news in newton, massachusetts. >> it was a horrible winter. i can't remember what the first snow was, but it was probably november. it started snowing. it kept snowing every five days. it never got warm enough for it to melt. the snow piled up and piled up and piled up. >> that morning a snowy, icy rain is falling. howe and cameraman brian butler are sent to cover potential roof collapses all over the county. >> we knew the day before there may be some roof problems because of all the snow on roofs and the added weight of the water and the assignment desk called us. they said there's a building in easton, massachusetts. can you head over that way? we said sure. >> they arrive at the triton building a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., and are astonished to see the entire building is buckling. >> we had been hearing extraordinary sounds. jus

temperatures so mild tonight. 64 still in easton. 60 at the beach. 60s in the mountains. it's the south wind that's the cull brit. the surge of mild air and creating also more humid conditions which makes it feel milder but that front edging through the area will stop at 6:00. the time frame when most of the rain should be out and to the east. tomorrow night if you have plans outside not so bad. realize it will be breezy and getting cold. we'll probably never get out of the loy 50s. here's the broader view. the rain extending from upstate new york to little rock, arkansas. it's getting its motion encontrolsed as the area of high pressure has moved off to sea. we have a high pressure bubble over cape hatteras. a warm dry air continuing to surge in but colder temps are on the way, cooler temps i should say. tomorrow we touch the low 60s by midday. the rain will have a cooling effect and the chill descending. you'll see the effects and fuel the difference in the le 50s on friday. tonight 52 for the low last clouds increase. tomorrow 62 with showers likely. then it's going to

barometer now at 30.03. 38 hagerstown, 42 elkton, near 50 in dc, easton and pax river and ocean city, annapolis and kent island at 50, columbia and bel air 48, 52 rock hall. take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. we had righteous snow in the higher elevations of western maryland during the over night. here just not a lot has gone on. i expect to see maybe a couple of light showers in the area as this final push of moisture and the front itself press into the region. it's right behind that front we're starting to get this cold air slamming into the moisture that's slowing down as it hits the mountains anddown sleeps. it's not impossible to see a sprinkle, light snow shower. we're at our high right now. it's going to get cold through the day. let me point out what i'm talking about. this 43 degrees is going to be pretty much let's say a lunchtime temperature. temperatures falling into the 30, 25 over night. 22 is the low. tomorrow we'll call it 42, windy, much of the day feeling like the low 30s. by friday and saturday back above normal, 59 and 62. gray, showers on sunday,

freezing in tappahannock and across the bay a couple of low 40s from easton and cambridge. on our weather camera, good visibility this morning. nothing upstairs. the air is dry. boy, the dew points have come down in the 20s. sign of the drier air moving in. you can see how the cold has plunged all the way down. atlanta upper 30s. it's colder in peach city there than it is here in d.c. it's 34 in lexington. that cold back into the midwest as well with chicago 31. nashville is 33. they have 30s in central alabama this morning with clear skies. you can just see just by the radar how that's moving. these winds, these west, northwest winds coming across the lake, picking up some moisture. in the colder, higher elevations the rain showers turn to snow showers from new york state in toward pa park back to ohio -- toward pennsylvania, back to ohio and michigan. around here there's hardly any significant weather moving our way. we'll get a few clouds coming toward us. this isn't going to pass to our north but in the afternoon on saturday, perhaps a few more clouds than in the mornin

and 64, easton. ask ocean city, at 61. right now, temperatures running 7 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. out to the west, look at that. oakland is 26 degrees warmer. and cumberland, 22 degrees warmer than yesterday at the same hour. there's a front to the west. shower activity. and it will be in here late, late tonight. into the morning hours. looks like we'll see some rain. not expecting a lot of rain. but it will be damp in the morning, probably when you go to work. but when you come home, you might even see some bright sunshine. chelsea has more on that, coming up tomorrow and the end of the week, with chillier temps. chelsea? >> thanks, bob. you are exactly right. and we have big changes on the way with rainfall. also, cooler weather. that cool front is going to come into the afternoon. with clearing afterwards. behind that, we'll see cooler temperatures. and we'll really notice the chill, as we head into thursday night and friday. just how cool will we get? well, you'll have to wait and see. and bob's upda

we're sitting anywhere from 39 degrees in oakland all the way to 63 in easton. a lot of us are in the mid-50s. that includes bwi marshall. rock hall is 52. and 57 bel air. that is locally the warm spot. winds are generally speaking on the calm side to the light side but eventually we'll see the winds continue to shift out of the south and east. that is going to help to filter in warmer air throughout the day today. and we'll continue to see warmer air being pooled into the region even as we head into tomorrow and thursday. visible satellite showing a lot of clouds but we'll see a few peaks of sunshine as we head into the afternoon. those clouds associated with an area of low pressure located in the tennessee valley. that is not going to bring us any rainfall the next couple of days. we're talking about today and wednesday but will into thursday, in the frorm of drizzle in the morning and off and on chances on thursday for rainfall. we'll see from a 10th inch to quarter inch of rainfall as we head into thursday. then we'll cool down behind that cold front for the

right on over towards washington county. 51 elkton and down towards ocean city, 52 at pax river and easton. as you can see, everyone in the mid to upper 40s to about 50 degrees. we have a good bit of sun but breezy. double digits around most of the state. breeze stays with us through the afternoon. it will start dying down into tomorrow. what marty is talking about is a storm system setting up shop. we will start watching this as it makes its way to the coast. it's going to tap into the colder northwest wind. we're looking at pretty much this set up. there's a little bit of a lake effect, nothing that's going to impact us. into next week, we're talking wednesday or so, the cooler air starts to settle in. cooler air settles in and a system that might be setting up along the coastline is going to be tapping into that. it could bring us a mix of rain and snow. we'll have to keep an eye on it. we're still about 5 days away from it. we will keep an eye as it starts to form. sunset at 4:57 it's getting dark. 10:37 is your next high tide. today going up to about 54 degrees, mostly sunny, breezy t

and easton as well. locally, temperatures low to mid-50s. later tonight, it will get back in the 30s, probably around 30. but it will be 5 or 6 degrees warmer than it was last night. right now, we have a light north wind. but most areas experiencing the south and eventually southwest wind. that is going to bring in somewhat milder air. mid-50s, some 60s. even to the northwest. look at this. 50 degrees in bismarck. a couple of days ago, they were 8 degrees. mild air in the middle. country is going to head our direction. all up and down the east coast is going to get a lot warmer the next couple of days than it was the last few days am so big, big improvement. clouds out there. some of the warmer air. a few showers. may see some very light sprinkles, maybe in southern maryland. oh, maybe tomorrow night into saturday. we could see a shower, primarily, i think, on sunday and monday. then after monday, another cold front comes through. and that will drop temperatures once again. in the meantime, enjoy the mild temperatures. because here in the we

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and easton. 29 at the ocean city airport. that's away from the beach. around the local region, upper 20s to mid-30s. by the water, much, much warmer. this morning the airport got to 26. downtown stayed at 33. they still yet to have their freezing temperatures. they probably will tonight. the airport 44, 26. the record 77 and 22. around the united states this evening, we have clear skies on the east coast. clouds over south florida. a weak system across the rockies. eastern half of the country cold. that's going to change radically over the next couple of days as a lot of warm air building in the central portion will be heading in our general direction. a big warming trend begins tomorrow. back up in the low 50s. it goes higher than that, after that you'll enjoy the weekend. this trending milder 56 is eventually mid to upper 60s by the weekend. a very mild weekend on top. southwest winds at 10-15. the bay temperature around 52. clear, frosty, some neighborhoods down to 20. 52 degrees tomorrow, sunshine, and not much wind. will be a pleasant fall day tomo

been falling, 30.10 now. 55 oakland and cumberland, they were up to 72 this afternoon. 57 d.c. 61 in easton. it's a very, very mild night for november. 59 rock hall. 56 bel-air. and 57 over in west minister. southerly winds will be with us and be breezy from time to time. they're going to keep that warm air in through the morning. however, during the morning we have to look to the west because that's where the clouds are. that's where a batch of rain will approach our region. it rained for 2-3 hours. not a lot. most the energy is passing through the great lakes into canada. a skinny line of rain will move across the region. clear across most of the area. there are clouds beginning to move into pennsylvania. the clouds move in. the rain in the morning probably over by noon. the front moves through the region and we'll start to see some clearing. just approaching pittsburgh, athens, ohio. cleveland, youngstown, down into cincinnati, and then it quits. the front goes through. it will become breezy, and air comes in from the northwest. means cooler conditions for friday and saturday. and this w

currently, 36 ocean city, 43 easton and dc 41. freezing in cumberland, down around 31, 32 degrees. 43 down by the bay. annapolis with a new mayor and rock hall 43. very light had good winds today, 20, 25 miles an hour. that is one of the reasons the temperatures will continue to drop. north and west of town mid- to upper 20s overnight. plenty of frost on the pumpkins, if there are any left tomorrow morning. light snow activity this morning around portions of pennsylvania, new york, lake- effect stuff and a little here in north dakota and minnesota. cleared late this evening we have more shower activity could still be warmer air moving into the upper midwest. we will get warmer sunday. tomorrow will be a day like today a lot of sunshine not much in the way of wind. sunday, same high pressure that brought us the cool temperatures today and tomorrow will eventually slide on the east coast. winds come back to the south and southwest e looks like sunday, football game, plenty of sunshine, breeze ahead of that front. temperatures near 6

the barometer still falling a little bit. 54 oakland. 68 in easton. 67 ocean city and washington. and locally in the 60s this time of night is pretty amazing. this is the little batch of rain that came through between 7:30-9:00 this evening. it did dampen some folks. it's been pretty quiet since about 9:00 o'clock or so. west of us is a little bit more rain. overnight, don't expect to see a whole lot. we'll see more developing during the morning. i think between 8:30-11, we could see a heavy burst of showers and a lot of wind. the winds right now picking up a little bit particularly to our west. right now only 5 miles an hour. but to the west they could see wind gusts over 35, even 40 miles an hour as low pressure passes through the great lakes. rain overnight into the morning hours. that's when we expect to see the bulk of the rain. most of the heavy stuff has stayed well west of us. we'll see maybe, you know, a quarter of an inch. it will be windy in the morning across western maryland. eventually the front goes through and it gets a little cooler by friday night. colder air com

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we have 37 for easton. actually 41 in orange well to the south of us and 32, still freezing in cumberland and hagerstown and only in the teens in the mountains. very cold out there, 3,000, 4,000 feet and above. bright sunshine on our michael & son weather camera. notice the scaffolding getting lower and lower as they're removing that from the washington monument. probably will take another couple of weeks. 37. feeling like 29 though so windchills in most spots are in the 20s right now with the north, northwesterly wind at 13. gusting still over 20 miles an hour. the air really has dried out. the dew points in the low teens now after all that rain. some spots even over 3 inches from the system. you can see it pulling away. that's the front with it. as the cold air comes over the atlantic, you with these clouds here off the great lakes. now we're looking at the lake effect snow streamers popping in the cold air. just a weak clipper coming across wisconsin and michigan. that's about the worst weather in the co

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pax river, cambridge, easton, even in the shenandoah valley mid- to upper 50s. harrisonburg dropped down to 43 but they're easily the cold spot with 55 leesburg and frederick and here in washington as we look outside on our michael & son weather camera, lower clouds over d.c. reflecting the city lights this morning. 55 degrees, partly cloudy officially at reagan national with a south wind at 10 miles an hour so definitely ahead of the front. winds will turn northwest and pick up behind the front and dew points have risen into the 50s. a little bit muggy. 50s and 60s east of the front, behind it 30 and 40 and a lot of 30s. that's the colder air that will be moving in this afternoon behind the front itself. there's that other batch of moisture from eastern carolina in toward southeastern virginia. we'll put our futurecast in motion. areas west of d.c. and the rain and over toward the delmar varks the heaviest rains there -- delmarva, the heaviest rains there. here comes the rain. looks like a wet lunch hour or two and then by 2:00 most of the rain should be along

look at the difference in the temperatures. 61 in easton. 61 in cambridge. 36 in leesburg. 34 in winchester. no warming back towards the west. we see very warm numbers out towards the east. but that is going to be changing as we move on through the night tonight. d.c., 45. rather, 48. now we're back down to 45. storm team 4 radar showing the rain up around the baltimore area. s in down toward the south, a little bit of clearing. inside the metro area that rain still coming down right now. most locations have already picked up well over an inch. there is more rain to come. i'll take you down toward the south. i want to show you where this is coming from. look at the gulf of mexico. but the actual area of low pressure is actually way down toward the south. let's show you where that is. how about mississippi where it's currently snowing in parts of that area. that's what you're doing to see. they did see the snow a little bit earlier today. they're going to continue to see that. as far as the rain is concerned we're going to see that rain moving on through the area. heaviest rain will be proba

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although cumberland is chilly at 34, we're upper 50s in martinsburg. 53 in easton and here in d.c. temperatures later today will climb well up into the 60s flirting with 70 in some of our southern and southwestern suburbs. monika, happy wednesday. >>> it is a happy wednesday. everyone is behaving themselves out on the roads. we're looking great. there are no big delays to report. hey, that's all good news coming in from frederick on 270, i-70 from mount airy all the way down 270 toward germantown and rockville. right now the lanes are open and no delays yet. we're going to take a live look outside on the

renoir to lose the excitement easton even picasso. now a german news weekly had earlier reported that the cash has been ceased when the party and police raided the apartment of an un christian and a man named cornelius correlates in february two thousand twelve cornelius had apparently inherited a point from his father hildebrand. and the elder girl it had worked from nineteen thirty eight to nineteen forty one for the nazis finding buyers for confiscated works that hitler considered quote t generate now the discovery's already raising questions why did the german authorities weeks along to the why are they now refusing to publish the full list of all the works they found. am i guess today on the show is that christina collect welcome. you were a historian and a senior lecturer at university of paris to obviously here in paris. and you specialize really enough to start the quilt rural heritage and the people concerned with the cultural heritage honor in war time on some of my new art historian but you are a specialist in cultural heri

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communications between the then prime minister penny black and president george w but each has asked easton some senior posts. maybe my stay. by the independent newspaper aside to seek a diplomatic sources in essentially what they say is that washington is playing a key role in trying to block a sum that the publication of some classified information which essentially contains the conversation and exchanges between the two presidents that george w bush and uk prime minister tony blair got this would be crucial information for that iraq inquiry that's going on here now as far as justifications are concerned some of those diplomatic sources say that the us is highly sensitive but pay any information that leads to the president or anyone down there but also that it is not london's call to make that decision on publishing information again which relates to the american the president and also david cameron have told that some of the documents need to be handled sensitively and that has been interpreted by the cabinet office. as sad and ensuring that the relationship the special relationship betw

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last long a month after being dropped off axon was shocked to learn more information about who the easton's really were nicole had been married to a man who was a pedophile and that she could not get a homestudy due to her finances traditional adoption agencies are becoming a thing of the past you both have to have lawyers you have to do things legally this is not an easy way to adopt these days private adoptions are far more common it's unclear how many of them were facilitated on the internet where it's harder to regulate the transactions between families after the traumatizing ordeal dimitri moved to this group home outside atlanta he feels safe with his new guardians in this quaint home in a nice suburban neighborhood today he has words of caution for families turning to the internet to adopt us never know who's going to. be out there looking for kids and there's people out there everywhere and marietta georgia lives of all our. money provides real help. so people this is my face my name my family my village and this is what we need to kenya please help us which talks about those making

last long a month after being dropped off axon was shocked to learn more information about who the easton's really were nicole had been married to a man who was a pedophile and that she could not get a homestudy due to their finances traditional adoption agencies are becoming a thing of the past you both have to have lawyers you have to do things legally this is not an easy way to adopt these days private adoptions are far more common it's unclear how many of them were facilitated on the internet where it's harder to regulate the transactions between family it's after the traumatizing ordeal dimitri moved to this group home outside atlanta he feels safe with his new guardians in this quaint home in a nice suburban neighborhood today he has words of caution for families turning to the internet to adopt us never know who's who's going to. be out there looking for kids and there's people out there everywhere in marietta georgia liz of all are. and he will be having a discussion suddenly live discussion and lists on the issue of online child throughout the day here on r t but for this hour here