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dumpsters. protestors threw bottles at police. police eventually cleared the square and firefighters doused the flames. earlier wednesday, thousands of occupy oakland demonstrators marched through downtown and shut down one of the nation's busiest shipping ports. they say they're rebelling against corporate greed. >> we are going after the 1%. we mean business. >> but it wasn't all peaceful. protestors defaced a bank of america branch, spray painting the glass and thrashing an atm. dozens were arrested and at least four were hospitalized. around ra hughes-- sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> and coming up all new at 6:00, the latest on the "occupy" movement in baltimore, after the city turns off the electricity in mceldon square. from suspicious death to murder-suicide. new developments in the cub hill woman. >> police say that 67-year-old evelyn was murdered by her grandson who then took his own life. he called police. shortly before his 911 call, police also received an anonymous phone call, saying she had been murdered by her grandson. bret hoverberg was later found dead inside his car due to a gunshot wound. >> occupies -- autopsies will be performed on the grandmother and grandson to determine how they died. minutes ago, a bribery trial in the case of a powerful state senator. derek valcourt has more on the ulysses currie trial. >> reporter: defense attorneys said that currie is an honest man who did not accept bribes. and they asked the jury not to convict currie. >> an attorney for 74-year-old prince george's county senator, ulysses currie wasted no time getting to the argument. telling jurors, i represent an innocent man. this entire case is circumstantial. everything in this case hinges on inferences. the inferences, according to prosecutors points to guilt. saying currie uses shoppers. legislation allowing shoppers to transfer liquor licenses, traffic lights near certain stores. and he tried and failed to get millions in benefits for shoppers. all without disclosing that he worked as a paid consultant for the grocery chain, as required by ethics forms. but his attorneys say what he did was legal. and they argue that currie and the shoppers food executives never believed they were doing anything wrong. therefore, they did not have the criminal intent needed to call him guilty. they admit they made mistakes by having his wife filled out his ethics forms, but say his actions did not amount to bribery. >> if convict convicted -- if convicted, currie faces the possibility of 20 years in prison. while moving on tonight, incentive for information. congressman elijah cummings' family is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the murder of his nephew christopher cummings. the 24-year-old student was found dead near his old dominion university apartment in norfolk, virginia in june. anyone with information is urged to call 1-888-lock-u up. defense attorneys trying to convince the jury that conrad murray is responsible for michael jackson's death. >> reporter: the prosecution accuses dr. conrad murray of breaking a sacred trust with michael jackson. >> he broke that relationship. and for that, michael jackson paid with his life. >> reporter: during closing arguments, prosecutor david wal gren said the evidence against dr. murray is overwhelming. he called the cardiologist criminally negligent for causing jackson's death with the overdose of the powerful anesthetic, propofol. >> for michael jackson's children, this case will go on forever because they do not have a father because of the actions of dr. conrad murray. >> reporter: the defense says nothing murray did or did not do was criminal and that it was jackson himself, who self-administered the lethal dose. >> the judge began the day by giving detailed instructions to the seven men and five women on the jury. he told the men and women to use their common sense and experience. >> do not consider for any reason at all the fact that the defendant did not testify. >> reporter: outside other some picked their seat in the courtroom. some have been there every day of the trial. so have members of the jackson family. the case will soon be in the hands of the jury. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the jury heard from 49 witnesses and saw 300 pieces of evidence. >> an update on the deadly listeria outbreak. it has now killed 29 people, including one person right here in maryland. most of the deaths from listeria-tainted cantaloupes are linked to colorado, where the farm was located. the incubation period for listeria can take months. dirty equipment from jensen farms is likely the source for the outbreak. worldwide economic turmoil. front and center. president obama and other world leaders are trying to figure out how to prevent another economic crisis. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new insight into a possible motive for the deadly california hair salon shootings. court papers show scott decry and his ex-wife argued over custody of their son the morning of october 12th. he told investigators, he then took guns and extra ammunition, put on a bullet-proof vest. decry says he then decided to drive to the salon in seal beach, where he shot and killed her and seven others. former survivor winner, ethan zone's cancer is back. zone's doctors discovered the cancer in his chest in september. he was diagnosed with stage 2 hodgkins disease in 2009. the 37-year-old was in remission until now. he competed on the current season of "the amazing race "and was sent home in the second episode. in today's health watch, new research is linking a lack of physical activity to 100,000 cases of cancer each year. begat shivan reports from new york. >> reporter: attorney linda wurthheim works long hours, sitting behind a desk. exercise wasn't a priority until she found out she had breast cancer. >> the diagnosis was a wake-up call. >> reporter: new research suggests, getting more active could help keep cancer away. cancer experts say as many as 49,000 kays of -- cases of breast cancer, and 43,000 cases of colon cancer, every year in the u.s., could be due to a lack of physical activity, and long periods of sitting down. >> sitting is bad for you. and sitting does trigger some of those biological mechanisms that are important in cancer risk. >> reporter: factors like hormone levels, insulin resistance, and inflammation can increase if someone sits too long. and that's a big concern, since only 31% of americans say they get regular physical activity. >> between work, driving, and relaxing at home, some people can spend most of the day sitting. but doctors recommend getting up every hour for at least a minute or two to move around. >> this is something that is modifiable, and absolutely within the reach of every individual patient, to make even minor judgment -- adjustments in their lifestyle. >> reporter: wurthheim made changes after her diagnosis and now walks more than 10,000 steps daily. >> i was hoping when i started the exercise regime, to maintain my health, and hopefully not get cancer again. at this stage, though, i like it. >> reporter: and she says taking the right steps has kept her cancer-free for over a decade. in new york, bigat shivan, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: and this new research was prptsed at -- presented at the annual conference for research. another good day on wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] [ applause ] >> the markets continue to build on wednesday's gains. dow was up 208 points. the s&p up 23, the nasdaq up 58. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: stocks rose sharply after the greek prime minister canceled plans to put a european rescue plan to a popular vote. he has opened emergency talks with his opponents on the debt package. world markets fear a referendum on the bailout plan. fear it would topple the plan. a surprise interest rate cut from the european central bank also helped boost stocks around the world. u.s. investorless were encouraged -- investors were encouraged by news of unemployment last week. a sign that jobs may be picking up. weekly applications for unemployment dropped by 9,000. it is only the third time since april that applications have fallen below 400,000. shoppers were cautious last month. major retail chains are reporting disappointing sales for october, including macy's, costco and target. america's penny-pinching does not bode well for the crucial holiday shopping season. and the annual fixed rate fell to 4% this week. freddie mac says the rate on the 30-year loan dropped from 4.10% last week. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >> if you have ever dreamed of seeing the national christmas tree lighting, now is your chance. the national parks service is running a lottery to win free tickets to this year's ceremony in washington, d.c. it runs until 10:00 a.m. monday. the park service will give out 3,000 tickets for actual seats. and 14,000 standing-room tickets. outdoors, standing room. >> okay. >> this year's lighting is set for december 1st, which is the lighting of the washington monument here. >> that's right. >> and baltimore as well. and you don't need tickets to that. >> don't need that at all. all you need is an overcoat. >> and an inclination to go. >> you got it. hats, glove, and overcoat. still to come. deadly accident. the mistake two men made before they began working on an underground sewer line. animal abuse. charged with 104 counts. the shocking request a frederick woman is making to animal control. and get out the sunglasses. will this bright, beautiful weather continue? >> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, for instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. @ ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury grands! biscuit sandwiches. there's a sunshine. our november sunshine. i feel like we have more in november than we did in all of october. >> i know. we really did. i'm going to show you, mary and kai, the power of weather people. if you -- yes, oh, great one. >> yes, yes. i'm going to give you both an extra hour to sleep this weekend. how about that? >> thank you, sir. >> i have the power right here. what are you going to do with your power? >> probably the same thing. sleep. >> i think everybody deserves a little bit of that. so i'll give it to everybody. because good wjz weather department is generous. >> he is so generous. before you go to bed on saturday night, make sure you set your clock back. we go back to standard time. it resumes on sunday, 2:00 a.m. clocks fall back one hour. so this sunshine, well, it's going to be limited in some parts of the day. of course, you're going to be starting to leave your house in the dark, go home in the dark. that's the only part of this we don't always like. but the extra hour of sleep, that benefits well everyone for the most part. we're looking at 64 degrees right now, our temperature. average high is 61. we are above that. so seasonably mild. we're on the mild side of things. a nice wind from the north. at 6 miles per hour. 30.00 is your barometer reading. now, winds have been fluctuating around much of the state. coming in with a bit of a south southerly flow. around most of the area, except bwi marshall. temperatures have reflected a nice mild warmup. we're looking at 68 degrees most of the region. and in annapolis. rock hall, also at 61. we have 63 down toward d.c. this is what i'm talking about. the north wind at 6 miles per hour around the airport. calm readings in some part of the state. and a bit of a south flow coming from d.c. a southwest wind, down toward ocean city. now, what we're watching is a pretty potent system. at least it was potent when it moved across the rockies. this system dumped about 10 inches of snow. in denver, parts of the four corners area around mexico, utah and denver. it is moving in our direction. and losing a lot of its punch. most of the northern tier of this is being eaten up. the low that is driving the rest of this front is going to take a bit of a dive down to the southern portion of our region. now, the temperatures are going to take a little bit of a hit. we're going to stay right around that 60-degree range today. and as the front pushes on through here, the temperatures go back into the 50s. but only for a short time. we could get clipped by a shower or so late tonight into tomorrow. then it clears out. high pressure builds back in. and then the mild air comes back. and by this time next week. we'll be looking at temperatures just around the mid-60s to about 70 degrees. that's very, very nice. sunset today is at 6:03. small craft advisory tomorrow. gusts up to 20. here's your forecast. going down tonight to just around 44 degrees. average overnight low now is 39. again, on the mild side. for tomorrow, purple friday. breezy with clouds, giving way with sun. 58 degrees. this will be the coolest of the next five days. we'll be going up five-day forecast next hour. >> i just told mary, congratulate her. is she number 3 today in the football challenge? >> i think so. >> she's up, right? >> i think she's up. >> justin has our bobblehead tally. thanks, tim. don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. there's an all-new episode of the mentalist, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. and it's the pizza bolis football challenge as we enter week 8. jessica kartalija is at wjz.com with an update. >> reporter: the tight battle continues at the top of our leader board. adam leads with 83, i have 81. mark viviano has 80 and marty has 89. three-way tie for fourth. mary has 77 points. this week's big winner. brian bod wright. he came 12 out of 13 games correct. and he comes closest to the score sunday night's game. he wins pizza bolis, best buy gift card and sports memorabilia. come to wjz.com and click on pro football challenge under quick links. back to you. >> okay, mary. you're not number 3. but you're close enough, right? >> i think they put me on there for the heck of it. >> but it is clear, this will be a big week in college football, live on wjz, saturday at noon. see the football maryland terrapins will take on virginia at 8:00. then the biggest college football game of the year. lsu versus number 2 bama. see both games live here on wjz 13, saturday. >> and you know, we win. nothing. except bragging rights. there's more ahead on wjz at 4:30. new information at 4:00. georgia men. and their plot to inflict terror on the u.s. also ahead, fountain of youth. is it really possible to delay aging? don't miss tonight's healthwatch. a violent beating caught on tape. tonight, the high-profile person who admits to wielding the whip. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. hello, everyone. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> an investigation is under way to a disturbing video. a tape posted on you tube, shows a teenage girl being beaten by her father, who is also a family court judge. we want to warn you, may find this story upsetting. betty ann reports for wjz from new york. >> bend over the bed. [ screaming ] [ crying ] >> reporter: the video is tough to watch. >> lay down. >> reporter: recorded in 2004, it shows texas county family judge, william adams, relentlessly whipping his then 16-year-old daughter hillary. >> i'll beat you into submission. [ crying ] >> you want to put more video games on? >> the beating was apparently punishment for illegally downloading video games from the internet. >> i want my father to get all the help he can get. he really, really needs it. i think he's a broken person. he just needs so much support. >> reporter: instead of support, he's getting death threats and says the video looks worse than it really is. >> i lost my temper. i spanked her. she wasn't hurt. it was a long time ago. in my mind, i haven't done anything wrong, other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing. >> do you acknowledge that the beating was excessive, the spanking, the discipline? >> i'm not going to get into that. >> reporter: it may be a difficult case to prosecute. >> in texas, like other states, there is an exception for corporal punishment. parents are allowed to spank their children. and the question is, whether it was unreasonable. >> in a case like this, you have to find a statutory violation. and the other thing you have to be concerned with is what is the statute of limitations on that crime? >> betty nguyen, new york. >> that video has gone viral. so far, it's been viewed more than 700,000 times on you tube. these are live pictures of south park place in morristown, new jersey. rescuers are making the third attempt to get two men stuck in a lift 75 feet in the air and get them down. the drama is unfolding at the morristown united methodist church, it hit the church's steeple, and became stuck 75 feet in the air. this third effort to get them down involves hoisting the men out of the lift and lowering them to the ground. the men do not appear to be hurt. it looks like it was successful. a man accused of killing a maryland mother and her young son, will be held without bond. >> reporter: curtis lopez made his first court appearance since being extradited from north carolina. he's charged with killing 51- year-old jane mcquain whose body was found inside her montgomery county home. he is also accused in the death of her 11-year-old son william. his body was found in a felt two weeks -- field two weeks ago. prosecutors expect to formally charge lopez with that death this month. >> it is alleged lopez beat the young boy with a baseball bat found near his about -- his body. police fear there may be more victims. young gong gym is facing a number of charges, including sodomy and assault. kim worked at scissors hair salon in ellicott city and is currently being held on $500,000 bail. anyone with information is asked to call police. a frederick woman, facing 400 counts of animal cruelty is seeking to get her animals back. so far, 24 of those cats have died or been euthanized. now, the suspect is filing a petition to have the surviving cats returned to her care. four men accused of planning terror attacks make their first appearance in court in georgia. two are former federal employees. craig bell reports from gainesville. >> reporter: all four men made their first appearance in gainesville. they have accused them of plotting to destroy government buildings in atlanta. two bought material from an undercover agent that they thought was c-4 material. >> and the deadly toxin ricin. they planed to release ricin to cars on the roadway. >> it is extremely deadly. >> reporter: they had a bucket list of government employees, politicians, corporate leaders and members of the media to be taken out. the warrants also revealed that frederick thomas viewed the plot as saving the country and georgia on march 17th, an undercover agent recorded thomas saying, when it comes to the constitution, that means some people gotta die. >> i don't think i could ever condone or understand why somebody would think that hurting other people would, you know, get their message across. >> it reveals the arrest plot was ambitious, before planning to release ricin, saying you take a pound of that, get up wind, in d.c., and get about 20,000 feet in the plane and turn that loose. it covered the whole washington area. >> a bail hearing is scheduled for next week. well, the department of homeland security is asking hotel guests to join the fight against terrorism. starting today, the welcome screens on hotels on tvs across the country will display the message, encouraging people to be on the lookout for suspicious activity. officials at homeland security hope to reach millions of hotel guests each year. a breakthrough in anti- aging. mary has a new look at the effects of a new study and the effect its can have on you and your skin. >> reporter: researchers used a drug on mice that targets old cells that build up and promote aging in nearby tissues. they found older mice saw a remarkable delay in the fat and the type of muscle that causes our skin to wrinkle. the drug didn't reverse the aging that had already occurred but it did prevent further effects. researchers say the latest findings show that these cells do play a role in age-related conditions. further testing is still needed before the drug could be gep -- developed for human use. >> okay. thank you. if you're having battery problems with your new iphone 4s, you're not alone. apple admits there is a glitch in the operating system that shortens the life of the batteries. the company plans to release new software in the coming weeks to fix the problem online. blue skies on a mild afternoon. actually, we're looking at a cruise ship here, coming into port. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here now with updated numbers. >> let me tell you, they got really nice weather. take a look at weather. a few high clouds came in this afternoon. but when we open up go way out to the west. this low pressure is heading down this direction, which means for the most part, it's going to take rain way down to our south. may see a few clouds out of it late tonight and tomorrow morning. and then a front will go through the one up near pittsburgh. it will cool down a little tomorrow. more importantly this weekend, take a look. don't forget. saturday night when you go to bed or sunday at 2:00 a.m., turn your clock back one hour. yes, we fall back this weekend, which means the sun will be setting around 5:00 on the afternoon. but it will be coming up in the morning around 6:30, which is a little better. denise? >> and it means we get an extra hour of sleep saturday night, which is what i look forward to. let's check the weather with kristy breslin. >> hello, denise. hi, everyone. we have an accident really tying things up now. it's on the west side outer loop at security boulevard. it's blocking the two left-hand lanes. we also have a delay on the outer loop from stevenson road to baltimore national pike. and it will take at least 30 minutes to get through that delay. on the inner loop, southwest side, 20 minutes there from southwestern boulevard to security boulevard. that's due to rubber necking for the outer loop accident. and 20 minutes away, on the top side inner loop, from the jones fall expressway and harford road. as far as other accidents go, reisterstown road on warren road. watch for that crash. southbound 295 at 195. east northern parkway at weatherly avenue. and also, west pratt at south mountain street in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see things beginning to slow down there. this traffic report is brought to you by auto service plus, service you can trust. check out their fall and winter maintenance schedules, up to $65 in additional rebates. you can find out more about them and a location near you, at auto service plus.biz. back to you. >> cows are bringing art to the streets of rio dejaneiro. dozens of decorated fiberglass cows kicked off the exhibition. they painted 72 life-sized sculptures. some have motion sensors hidden inside them so they can bark, cackle, and release smells of clean flowers and laundry. they will be on display until september 20th. having been there, i can tell you, they have the best steaks in the world alt rio -- at rio dejaneiro. >> crabs, too. canine concerns. what the centers for disease control are saying about dog flu. 18 years held captive. jaycee dugard's mother talks talks about how her daughter is doing. and weather coming up soon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, harsh weather tortures my dry skin. (announcer) gold bond ultimate healing lotion. moisturizers, vitamins, and aloe, hydrate deeper, last longer. gold bond ultimate healing. this stuff really works. we have breaking news to tell you about now. an accident on i-95. let's go to captain mike perry, live in sky eye chopper 13 with details. >> northbound on the mchenry tunnel throughway, vic. this is i-95. a little north of the sun tapers about a half mile over hanover street. two-vehicle collision. looks like a rear-end-style collision. and looks like this perhaps swerved to avoid the accident. there was a man trapped in the vehicle for a short period of time. he has been extricated. i-95 has two lanes moving through about a half mile north of hanover street. you can expect the delays to extend back to the city-county line. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you very much. captain mike perry. held captive, 18 years, by a convicted sex felon and his wife. jaycee dugard is now making progress on her life. her mother says she is healthy and experiencing new things every day. dugard was abducted while walking to school when she was 11 and rescued at age 29 in 2009. she was sexually abused and gave birth to her captor's children during that time. dugard has written a book about her experience, it's called "stolen life ." an evaluation of an alleged ring leader in a social security fraud scheme. linda weston and three others were imprisoned for locking victims in a boiler room and they took control of their disability checks. a preliminary hearing is set for december 19th. a sewer line accident kills one man. rescue team is searching for the man's coworker. mary is in the newsroom with lat latest. >> reporter: more than a dozen were on the scene. the two men were unclogging a sewer line when they were reportedly overtaken by fumes. it's not clear whether they checked the air quality before going in. officials are using breathing masks to protect themselves from the gas. the men were contract workers for the north in this case pal -- municipal water district. a fiery crash as a freight train derails in illinois and bursts into flames. it happened in illinois in bartlett. about a dozen cars went off the tracks. at least two caught fire as you see. there's no word how it happened or if anyone was hurt. dozdozens of fire departments were at that scene. every hour, car crashes kill an average of four people on american roads. mark strausman reports for wjz from atlanta. >> traffic crashes really need to be moved to the forefront of american discussion as the public safety health threat that they are. >> reporter: a threat that is both tragic and costly. all toll, an average costs $6 million. everything from medical services to lost earnings. a traffic injury lasts $-- costs $126,000. and almost 33,000 people die every year on america's roads. >> if you took that and compared it to, say, aviation, it would take a small airliner, falling out of the sky, every day for 360 days near to get close to that number. that's clearly unacceptable in of aviation. and it is clearly unacceptable on the highway. >> reporter: new safety technologies would help. electronic stability control, or esc, improves the stability by controlling the brakes. by one estimate, this could save 9600 lives a year. also in development, short- range radar sensors. they warn a collision is imminent and activate air bags and seat restraints. >> we need to be doing something about this. we have become complacent. >> reporter: killers including drunk driving, speed. 35% are texting behind the wheel. >> we know it's effective, tough laws, strict enforcement, strict penalties. and targeted messages and public education campaigns are affected. and we need more of those. >> pushing for a multiyear transportation bill that is focused on safety. a veteran could be sentenced for hanging a flag of america. he has been hanging his flag for holidays and special days of the year. but when he put it out on navy day, his apartment manager gave him an eviction notice. the manager said he is putting notice for any outside display, not just targeting the flag. vets have seen more dog nucases. there -- flu cases. there are 39 and more expected. angel can cubbal reports. >> reporter: the centers for disease control, canine influenza virus can spread by contact with infected dogs or infected items. >> it's an influenza virus. so it's airborne. >> reporter: susan wagy, who has been a vet for almost 20 years says the influenza is an upper respiratory infection. and dogs could expose your pet to dogs that have been affected. >> just like day cares and centers for children, are places where they get upper respiratory infections frequently. >> reporter: the symptols are cough, runny nose and fever. though some may not show signs at all. there is no cure for the h3n8 virus. a vaccine has been approved to treat nicole and her dog timmy. >> i like my dog to socialize. and get along with other dogs and play. i don't want to keep him to myself all day long. he's stuck in an apartment. >> reporter: nicole says she makes sure her dog is in good health and takes him to the vet as soon as she sees any signs of being sick. >> he has pet insurance. and if anything goes wrong, i have medicine for had thyroid disease he has. he's taken care of. >> reporter: what's -- that's what vets recommend. the best way to prevent the virus is through vaccination. >> the virus cannot infect humans and cannot spread to cats or other species. there are tests your vet can do. twitter. big name stars are getting paid thousands of dollars to tweet about the products they endorse. sometimes, it's hard to tell what's an ad and what's not. twitter allows them as long as they're posted manually and not computer operated. it is with the harsh -- hash symbol. >> i bet she tweeted i'm getting divorced. >> yeah. and drinking midori at the same time. bob turk has the updated first warning weather forecast coming up next. 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[ mrs. connally ] you can't take my fios away. sky eye chopper 13. see a little color in some of the trees. yes. two thumbs up, thank you, bob. >> in the 60s. >> two opposable thumentbs up -- thumbs up. right now, we're at 64 degrees. our normal high for today is around 61. 64. 40 is your dew point. humidity, 41%. not only is it warm and pleasant, it's dry. north winds right now at 6. the barometer. set your barometer. you got something siting on the wall somewhere. 30.00 inches, right on the money. and you'll watch it rise or fall over the next couple of days. more likely it will be rising as high pressure comes in. 68 in cumberland. in the valley they're heated up. ocean city, a bit of a breeze off the ocean there, at 57. locally, upper 50s a few spots. low 60s most places as you can see, just a really pleasant afternoon. up to our north, even mild up there. boston, 63. up in bangor, maine. 55. mount washington, new hampshire. 42 degrees. that's warm. everybody here in the east. there is a front that will slip through the region. overnight and into tomorrow. it will bring some clouds with it. and right now, our winds, pretty much all over the place. but tomorrow, they'll be more out of the north. and that will drop temperatures a bit. now to the west, looks pretty impressive. low pressure sitting over portions of southern iowa and missouri. but it's heading down towards, let's say, charleston, south carolina. taking all of that precipitation down here. not in our region. across the region tonight. we'll kind of cloud up later on. and then the winds go back to the north. and that will cools down just a tad tomorrow and into the weekend. a little breezy, a little cool day tomorrow and into saturday. but then, on the back side of it. more mild air coming in from next week. may get to 70 next week. north winds on the bay, gusting to 20 knots. the bay temp in the mid-50s. tonight, 44 with a lot of clouds. warmer than it's been. tomorrow, clouds early. lots of sunshine. upper 50s, rather than low 60s. but all in all, another nice fall day. >> can't complain. it's wonderful. thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> the day after a woman is convicted in the brutal killing of her coworker. the victim's family talks to wjz about what's next. i'm weijia jiang with their ,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. it was crazy! paying so much you want better quality. it was like you were trapped because that was the only system that was in our neighborhood -- was that cable. i was just getting too frustrated. 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