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we break sun by noon. storms between four and 8 p.m. we will talk more about that coming up. lets do traffic with kim. >> reporter: thanks. if you are catching the mta this morning, services are on scheduled for the marc train light rail mobile bus and metro subway. no reported delays. the roadways a not too many delays. you see the fog hanging over. at is 95, the roads -- at 195, the roads are damp. no accident but we have the road closure in clarksdale, 10 oaks road closed at west li...

we had rain overnight. theres rain on the radar. >> lets take a look at the first warning doppler weather radar. well put it in motion for you. we had a break in the action and here comes more showers pressing across the metro. the day part shows a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. rain on monday afternoon. maybe heavy, not the cause of the flooding. the ground is saturated. watch for the thunderstorm and especially west, northwest and 68 at lunch on the way to 70. no watches and...

years or so, but usually over executive power. this can come back to bite you in the fanny. >> isnt the presidents supposed to enforce the law? >> the executive branch is a bust in fo -- the executive branch is supposed to defend the law before the supreme court. in this case, they have carved out a piece of ground that says we cannot defend it because we view it as being unconstitutional. that is the stance they have taken. it will come back at some point in a way that some people wil...

unnecessary and unfair. >> meet the next mayor of chicago. >> thank you, chicago, for the stumbling a victory. all i can say -- you sure know how to make a guy feel at home. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a couple of thoughts as we begin in todays discussion at. want, elections have consequences two, it is no longer your fathers labor movement. republicans got majorities in statehouses across the midwest. union members are feeling the consequences ...

standard of common decency. this violence must stop. >> the obama administration decides not to defend it the defense of marriage act. >> the presidents the position has been consistent. he has long opposed it as unnecessary and unfair. >> meet the next mayor of chicago. >> thank you, chicago, for the stumbling a victory. all i can say -- you sure know how to make a guy feel at home. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a couple of thoughts as we begin i...

except for maybe isolated thunderstorm winds. take a look at this. 37, bwi marshall. 35. these are sustained winds, remember. 24 out in oakland. but the wind gusts in the last hour. 59 miles an hour at the airport. a lot less down to the south. but 58 in washington. it is beginning to slow down a little to the west. hagerstown at 37. and cumberland at 17. now, we still have a high-wind warning in effect until 7:00 p.m. wind gusts as high as 4 -- 45, even 50 before things calm down. tim...

its 6:00, its wednesday and 19 degrees outside. most roads are as clear as the sky overhead. even though we havent had a massive glaze overovernight, if it looks slick, assume it is. lets look at the day part. well stay clear throughout the day. going to a high of 45 degrees this day. high pressure settled in over the area. it will be chilly, but not like yesterday afternoon. don? >> heres the rush from kristy breslin. hi, don, hi, everyone. as far as the beltway goes, we have an a...

it is the top of the hour. as you look live at york road in cockeysville, the snow has stopped falling, but theres still a lot of it around and a lot of it is on area roads, certainly sidewalks. just adjusting the radar scan. heres first warning doppler. this event is over and done with. lets take a look at the watch, warning and advisory graphic. in one hour all counties illuminated will be taken off the graphic. the forecast is four to seven through the core of the state. it has he...

my wife is a teacher. its going to cost our family money. but its the right thing to do. >> massive education protests are enteriggering day seven in wisconsin. thousands of teachers have been protest ding ding -- entering day seven in which is consifnlt thousands of teachers have been protesting. linda so is in the interactive center with much more. we are one week into this, and it shows no signs of slowing up soon. >> reporter: the protesters are vowing to stay their -- stay there u...

were not talking about a lot of rain. i think that well all see passing showers. after the morning, just gray. 47degrees at lunch and on the way to 50. down in the upper 30s this evening. thats not the big story. the low where the arrows are moving through, that is. well have more and more details, coming up. this should be a reduced rush and kristy breslin has traffic control. not a reduced rush for southbound ate in beltsville. you can see, the right lane is blocked and traffic t...