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it's very wet. it has everybody reaching for their up bell las. all -- umbrellas. we're taking a live look outside right now where the rain is coming down steadily. wjz is live with complete coverage for you. marty bass and bernadette woods are in the weather center. we will start with bernadette. >> good afternoon. we're going to go first warning doppler radar. let's put it into motion. all of this is coming up from the southeast. we have a low that's making its way on shore. it's coming through in a few different patches. we're getting bouts of solid rain mixed in here. there is a since we could get a thunderstorm or two. we have a bend of rain on the northern side of baltimore right now. there was the batch that made its way through earlier in the day. now, with

all of this around temperatures are down somewhat from over the weekend. 66 in baltimore, 69 in dc. we're going to creep up somewhat this afternoon. not that warmth and sunshine we had over the weekend. this is going to continue for a little bit. there's a few things playing into this storm system. one of them, down to our south, a tropical storm. for me on that we send it out to marty. >> reporter: good afternoon. tropical storm alberto is in the mix. hurricane week doesn'ts start a week until friday -- doesn't start until a week from friday. it's going to get downgraded to a tropical depression. the fact of the matter is that the tropics have now gone active. models tend to keep it offshore. i think it's going to be towards the latter part of this week that will

impact our forecast when the sun comes out. there's clearly going to be some waive impact, some rough surf on the east coast because of alberto. is it going to play into our latter forecast? you bet. for more details on that, we'll have ber bernadette with that shortly. sentencing day for a new jersey college students for crimes that led to his roommate's suicide. his family read impact statements today. >> dharun ravi sat silently. >> the most ache and pain is to know the pain suffered by my son as a result of dharun ravi's coldhearted violations of him. >> a jury convicted him of 15

criminal counts. jurors found the 20-year-old guilt of using a web cam to spy on his website having a sexual encounter with another man. dharun ravi tweeted about what he saw. days later, clemte committed suicide. >> for so long i have craved to hear some recognition from dharun ravi. i have had to accept that this will never happen. >> the judge says the court has received a stack of letters weighing in on the case, some calling for some to pardon him. he could get 10 years behind bars and face deportation. prosecutors say he should get a serious punishment. >> defense lawyers tried to

argue this morning that their client should be acquitted of privacy and bias charges. the judge denied their request for a new trial. the naacp has passed a resolution to support marriage equality. we are live with pat warren on more on the announcement. >> reporter: the resolution comes from the national organization head quartered here in baltimore. >> members of the naacp held a news conference this morning. >> we live in a democracy and in our democracy we have the benefit of a constitution which e to fines the e -- which defines the equal rights. >> the handing wage mirrors -- language mirrors the bill pass that it supports same sex marriage and religion freedom. it says we support it provided under the 14th amendment of the

united states constitution. further we strongly affirm the religion freedoms of all people as protected by the 1st amendment. >> this is the responsibility in the history of the naacp to speak up on the civil rights issues of our times. >> the future of same-six marriage in maryland is likely to be decided in a november ballot. the maryland marriage alliance continues to collect signatures that put the questions to voters. spokesman derek mccoy says he expects voters to reject same-sex marriage. >> with e know what the state -- we know what the state is like. we're confident we can win in the state of maryland. >> the supporters of same-six marriage says the naacp enforcement reflects the african american community. >> reporter: members of the community are expected to have a critical role when it comes to the ballot in november. reporting live, pat warren.

back to you you. >> thank you -- back to you. >> thank you . more reaction tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. several people are recovering at shock trauma after a beating boating accident. ron matz is in the news room with more information from the coast guard. >> reporter: coast guard units were called in after the boat crashed near the key bridge. it hit a pier just before 10 o'clock last night. the crash was witnessed by fisherman who calleder for help. some of the injuries are said to be very serious. police and the fire department assisted with the rescue effort. back to you. >> thank you . the exact cause of that crash is still under investigation. jury deliberation has resumed in the trial of a man charged in the murder of a dentist. jurors are deciding if they believe the prosecution's key witness who says she hired

him to kill her boss so she could hide the fact she had been stealing. hickman could get her life sentence shortened if she testified against jeter. a man shot and killed by city police officers has been identified. it happened saturday. two officers responded to a call about a mentally troubled man. 31-year-old maurice holloman went for one of their guns. no one else was hurt. tributes are pouring in after one of the founding members of the bee gees passes away. robin gib passed away last night following a long battle with cancer. he was born in ending land, one of -- england, one of three brothers who powered 70s hits like staying alive and night fever. a major recovery effort is under way in northern italy

where a powerful earthquake killed at least six people. this cell phone video captured the after math. this is the strongest to hit italy in 3 years. rescue workers are going house to house checking to see if people are buried. nature did not take nasty turns for the preakness when thousands watched i'll have another run his way to a huge win. he has already arrived at belmont mark for the third race in the triple house. on saturday he won by a neck at pimlico. the trainer says he's confident his horse will be the first to win a triple crown since 1978. >> you never know when you see i young horse -- young horses what they're going to go into being. he has the heart, stride and mind of a champion. >> since affirmed won the triple crown in 1978, 11 horses have won the first two races.

i'll have another gets his shot on june 9th. >> he was so cool. he was enjoying black eyed susanne day. >> i bet. there wasn't a day that doug o'neil didn't entertain himself and have a good time. >> it was exciting to see him win. still the come, violence outside the nato meetings in chicago. why protesters have gone too far. >> how a family car ends up home to a swarm of bees. >> more on the storm system now rolling through maryland dropping a lot of rain. your complete forecast is coming up.

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it's rainy out there and 66 in central maryland. your complete forecast is coming up. world leaders are in chicago for day two of the nato summit. president obama and world leaders are scheduled to discuss several issues, including a plan to end all combat in afghanistan by 2014. it's been over shadowed by violent protests outside. 40 demonstrators have been arrested, four people were injured, one of them stabbed.

they say the level of violence against police has reached a tipping point. >> these officers were highly trained, highly skilled and if you think it's easy to ask people to do what they did, it's not. asking people to put themselves in harms way, knowing they're going to get assaulted and take it, they're amazing. >> thousands are demonstrating outside the boeing corporation head quarters today. many downtown chicago businesses are telling employees to stay home until the summit ends. the man convicted in the bombing in scotland will be buried today. he died over the weekend. the 61-year-old was sentenced to life following the 1988 bombing of a pan am jet that killed 270 people. he was released in 200 9 after being

diagnosed with terminal cancer. in california a bus driver is shot and killed in west hollywood. police say the 51-year-old had to detour from his normal route and a passenger opened fire inside the bus. the man decided he wouldn't get far. >> he just dropped to the floor like he was waiting to get arrested. the cops came out of everywhere and just jumped on him. >> exactly what promptd his shooting is unclear. a new york family getting trapped in their -- gets trapped in their car after a swarm of bees attacked. thousands of bees parked onning the -- parked on the side of their van. he called police for help. officers let them out of the car then vacuumed up the bees. the insects will be relocated to a

new hive without four wheel drive. that bee is scary. still ahead take another live look outside, it is an i can ki day. your forecast is just 2 minutes away. >> first here is a look at >> first here is a look at today's,, i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses.

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welcome back. we've got that rain out there as you well know. we're going to show you our radar. there is more of it to come. the batches of rain that you see that are now making their way up to pennsylvania, that was the solid and heavier rain that come through during the morning commute. down to the southeast it continues to form over the water and move our way. with a couple storms offshore, there's one that a tropical storm. we will get to that in a moment. this ban is going from towson to harford. another batch of rain with those yellow colors. that's making its way up into pennsylvania. there's more of this today and tomorrow. this is the rain as it come in last night. the clouds with it and rounds of rain and drizzle

and maybe a thunderstorm or two. while theys going on the -- while this is going on the winds have turned to the east. we're still in the 60s. it will be a mild afternoon out there, but not quite the 80s we had. here is our situation. we've got a front just off to our northwest. we have a tropical storm just offshore. we have another storm that has spun up offshore. it's the combination of the three that are giving us our weather. with the stopped up weather pattern we're going to see rounds of raise and drizzle today -- rain and drizzle today, tomorrow and lingering into wednesday. as far as the specifics of alberto, still a tropical storm with winds of 40 miles per hour. it's a tiny one and it's weakening. it will start to pick up speed heading away from it. it will become a tropical depression. all the models keep it offshore and far

from us. it does fact tar dallas cowboys factor into our forecast. this front is still around so still the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. that's our weather field trip day at camden yards so we're going to have to watch that one. today 72 for a high. tonight down into the 60s 60s. tomorrow warmer into the upper 70s but still generally the same forecast, rounds of rain, drizzle, maybe a thunderstorm or two. check back in with us. >> nice. >> we still need it. >> sure . wjz 13 is always on. here are some of the stories we're following on our website. for constant updates and that first warning weather forecast go t,,,

in today's health watch, obese teenagers who have no symptoms of heart disease may have heart damage. that's according to a new study presented to the european society of cardiology. obese twins who showed no sign of heart disease had damaged heart with thicken walls. more studies are needed to see if heart damage have been reverse if they lose weight.

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back -- welcome back. this storm these -- these storms are going to continue for tomorrow. we will keep a shower in the forecast through wednesday. thursday we will get things back on an even kill. look at the beginning and your memorial holiday weekend looks, mid 80s with a ton of sun. >> tonight don't miss the cbs

prime time line up. it will be followed by witness news plus commercials at 11:00. >> thanks a lot. see you later. >> tomorrow, 4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,