jury selection continues in the trial of mayor sheila dixon. the execution of mohammad will occur at degrees for a correction center in virginia. a woman has a brush with death as she falls in the path of an oncoming train. and the forecast as 11 news continues right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org good morning. thanks for joining us for a 11 news today. it is fairly pleasant. yes. no precipitation. a decent tuesday morning. we will start with temperatures. upper 40 s in an 50 s. 55 of the maryland science center. if you degrees cooler than yesterday. above normal for this time of year. a chance for rain showers in the forecast about 30%. we will talk about the forecast and get the latest on ida in a moment. trying hard not to create any problems out there. we are checking our speed sensors. wic are looking at a speed sensor of about 58 on i-95. 48 miles per hour on
good morning, everybody. welcome back to a lebanese today. thanks for joining us. welcome back to 11 news today. thanks for joining us. we have a lot of puddles on the roadway. the rain is not coming down very hard. most of the steady precipitation that we had last night is in new jersey now. we are in the 50 s right now. we should get into the low 60 s this afternoon. the evening commute will be better than the morning commute. we will take a look at the weekend in a few minutes. we have a team effort. the leaves are creating a problem out there. they are clogging up the drains and leading to some flooding. one and a section is closed due to flooding. park heights and northern is shut down. watch out for the ramp on cold spring lane. it is flooded. standing water there. it is not closed, just use extra caution there. here is a lot of that traffic this morning. it is very wet out there. slick roads and reduced visibility is what you can expect. that is a latest o
we ll have the insta-weather forecast as 11 news today continues right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org good morning. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. us get a check on the forecast let s get a check on the forecast. it is a little chilly this morning. no frost yet. 39 degrees in frederick. 54 downtown at the maryland science center. the highs will be in the upper 60 s and 70 s. overall, a pretty nice day. i will have more for you in a few minutes. stay tuned. we will check traffic. this is our problem spot. 17 miles per hour in the outer loop as you make your approach to security. the accident is to the side. it will be a problem for a while as volume picks up. let us see what else is going on. 70 minutes true that stretch of the outer loop. 11 minutes in the inner loop. 17 minutes on that stretch of the outer loop. 11 minutes in the inner loop. that is the
the first lady and others lobby to bring the 2016 olympics to chicago. seeing red, china celebrates 60 years of communist rule while a commemoration here at home sparks controversy. and fighting words tempers flair at a city council and fighting words tempers flair at a city council meeting in the romanian capital. captions paid for by nbc-universal television this is is early today for thursday, october 1st, 2009. hello and good morning. i m christina brown. today we begin with the final countdown. there s just one day left before the international olympic committee decides which city will host the 2016 olympics. will it be chicago, madrid, rio or tokyo? chicago native first lady michelle obama and oprah winfrey are just a few of the heavy hitters already in copenhagen with the biggest of big names headed there today to lend their support to the u.s. bid. for more on that, nbc s kristen dal again reports live from chicago. good morning, kristen. reporter:
this morning on early today, reaching out. president obama makes his first speech to the united nations calling for a new era of engagement. a traffic camera captures a head-on collision. dazzling display. a dplims of one of the world s most famous gems as it s never a dplims of one of the world s most famous gems as it s never been seen before. captions paid for by nbc-universal television hello and good morning. i m christina brown. today we begin with a call for action. president obama is no stranger to high profile speeches but he was on new ground yesterday delivering his first address to the united nations general assembly. faced with a host of global challenges, the most immediate concerns took center stage. nbc s steve handelsman reports. reporter: president obama sat down in new york with russian president medicine vyesterday verify. to stop iran from building nuclear weapons, the russians agreed reluctantly. cooperation. earlier in his first speech to th