Live picture of how the rain could impact your weekend and todays marathon. Off and on . Yes. Thats what we are looking at. The good news is, it will be a little lighter. It has been pretty heavy pretty steady downpour. Now we are looking at it lightening up just a bit. Unfortunately still there for the run erbs. For the runners. Light rain. People are getting a break. A few clouds out there. 66 in the inner harbors. You can see most of the showers are off to the east of us. We also have some light showers out to the south and the west of us as well. 66 now in ocean city. Its 62 in hagarstown. For the baltimore running festival we will find temperatures hovering around that 65 to 66 degree mark. At 65 at 7 00 a. M. 66 by 10 00 a. M. Booking looking at showers and drizzle. Thanks miri. You can track storms wherever they are with our spart phone app. You can get the most effective radar at wbaltv. Com. Click on weather. Even with the rain its a big day in walt more. Thousands of runners
The car felt like it broke lose a couple times on the road coming in. So scary. Snow is so much bert than ice. I did not have to scape the windshield we had drizzle out there some of it is freezing drizzle. Especially i think your sidewalks. I can tell you Baltimore County side streets sheets of ice. That will fix itself rather quickly this morning. Nonetheless the first Step Outdoors speegsly before dawn could be a little tricky. Be careful. I wouldnt totally trust the road between black ice and wet pavement it is hard to tell the difference. At the moment all we have happening in the immediate metropolitan area is drizzle. We have a batch of slightly more moisture coming in. It could be slight rain. Some could freeze on contact. Moving quickly what you see on the radar is one hour of movement of this precipitation. So thats going to dash through the area in the next hour, hour and a half or so. Use some caution today. But the main story is rain. Most of that is going to be south and
toppled some onto power lines in people s homes. leopold said the county also had to shut down 42 roads. i can tell you just fixing 42 road closures will cost $1.5 billion. if you add all of the costs together if i had to give a guesstimate, would i say $4 million to $5 million. anne arundel is not one of the 13 counties getting disaster aid from the federal government. even though damage estimates are high, the county apparently doesn t meet a threshold set by fema. for counties it s $3.27 per capita. so the amount of damage has to meet that threshold for their to be an eligibility for assistance. cecil, hartford, queen annes are among the 13 counties you expected to get help from fema after hurricane rhein. although an amount has not been set, the counties will be reimbursed for money spent on repairs. it s not like a pot of money just given to a state or county. they re done project by project. even though anne arundel county wasn t included in this declaration
a dramatic, historic and important day in our nation s capital. you re looking at live pictures from inside the house chamber, where members just passed that health care reform bill, a bill more than a year in the making. and that is our big story tonight. good evening, everyone. i m kate amarah. the final vote 219-212, 3 more than the 216 votes needed to pass. let s go right to 11 news reporter tracy mitchell. she s live in our washington bureau tonight. tracy? i can tell you we are finally coming to the end of a long day, a long debate as lawmakers cast their vote for president obama s health care overhaul. lawmakers spent hours in contentious debate arguing everything ranging from the big issues to minor procedural points. you read the bill? have you read the reconciliation bill? yes! have you read the marriagers amendment? hell no, you haven t. republicans spent the day trying to stop or slow down events as democrats worked their way to vote on historic legisla
police say on the morning of march 1, william porter was murdered inside his business. it was a scheme involving ms. porter, who in fact, are arranged for the death of her husband. apparently it was a family affair. court records show that the wife told her nephew about problems she was having with her husband. he told her he had someone to take care of her problem. police said that was triggerman walter bishop and she paid him $9,000 to kill her husband. her sister gave bishop the gun. police say cell phone records and other technology helped unravel the scheme. just the fact alone that tv imagery was available all throughout the county, whether it was involved in the business or not. still, the question remains why carla porter wanted her husband dead. charging documents say a witness said he was abusive and wanted to move to florida. police have not revealed any indication about a motive and no court documents indicate any abuse. bail has been denied. all of th