child sex abuse trial for the former penn state coach. will he take the stand? >> >> hi i am mary bubala. defense lawyers are starting to present their side of the story in jerry sandusky ' child sex abuse trial they are hoping to show his good side and concern for children. the latest for wjz from bellefonte pennsylvania. >> reporter: lawyers for jerry sandusky are trying to show juror as different side of the man, witness for the defense penn state assistant coach ander son he said he and other coaches were some times around when sandusky brought young boys into the shore. a lawyer for an accuse -- shower. a lawyer for an accuser said it doesn't sound like a strong

defense for him. >> trying to persuade someone that it was right doesn't take you very far. >> reporter: sandusky is charged with 61 counts of sexually abusing 10 boys on penn state's campus and his home he met most of his accusers through his charity for at risk children. the judge told jurors looks like defense and prosecution will have everything wrapped up for wednesday with closing argumentjury deliberation, thursday. defense may call his wife and members of joe paterno's family and one of the last to testify could be sandusky himself. >> his lawyer has to see where things stand as things progress. >> reporter: the prosecution wrapped up its case with one final witness the mother of a boy he is accused of raping she testified her son has behaviour problems after spending time with sandusky she also said her son's underwear would free wently be missing when she did

laundry. in bellefonte pennsylvania wjz eyewitness news. the state dropped one of the 52 counts this morning because the law did not apply when the alleged crime took place. an autopsy under way for rodney king whose beating by l.a. pd officers more than 20 years ago lead to widespread race riots in l.a. >> mary, king was found yesterday morning, at the bottom of his swimming pool. they are treating it as an apparent drowning. king made national headlines 21 years ago when he was beaten by police. deadly riots broke out after the officers were acquitted, king struggled with addiction and repeated arrests over the years autopsy results are expected later on and toxicology tests will take 6 to 8 weeks. >> all right thank you. >> rodney king was 47 years old. investigation under way after a deadly fire, in southeast baltimore. it broke out just before

midnight saturday, 6400 block east born avenue, 51-year-old bruce wagner was found dead inside. he suffered severe smoke inhalation and burns two dogs also died in the fire. investigators say the home didn't have working smoke detectors there is still no word on a cause. well, we may soon know if the city bottle tax is a go or not. baltimore city council is expected to vote on the proposal tonight. it would raise the bottle tax from 2 to 5¢, council already has given preliminary approval the increase could raise $10 million to help fix schools. if approved it would go into effect next summer, much more on the proposed bottle tax coming up at 5 and 6. well, a highlight of the star spangled celebration today, a very special ceremony held at fort mchenry to mark the war of 1812. wjz is live at the inner

harbour. more on celebrations jessica we had fun out there this morning. >> we did have fun, despite a few sprinkles, it wasn't enough to rain on anyone's parade. everyone had a great time so enthusiastic about the writing of the star spangled banner and war of 1812 and commemorating such a historical event. a ceremony marking 200 years to the day, since the start of the war of 1812. >> this is our story. this is the story worthy of a great people and this is the story that we will tell, together. >> at fort mchenry, maryland's top brass marked two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain and canada. >> you can fight battles, win wars, become allies, but democracy is our greatest tribute. the morgan state choir performs star spangled banner. >> it is cool that we get to

participate in such a big part of maryland. maryland state university. >> the ceremony a reminder of the historic battle that took place at fort mchenry. >> i am very patriotic i love fort mchenry i love the history of this area. >> this also marks the last full day visitors can tour the tall ships before tuesday's departure. >> god bless fort mchenry, god bless our alleygod bless united states of america, the country we hold dear. >> coming up tonight at 5:00 p.m., we hear from vinceone of the most patriotic americans and baltimore januarys we have ever met wait until you hear what he compared today's ceremony to. >> can't wait we always love to hear from vince. jessica thank you.

you can see all the stories we've done on the celebration, on our website, wjz.com. the weather didn't dampen today's event. when will we see the sun again? we love the sun. wjz weather and traffic together. bob turk is here with the numbers hey bob. >> kind of in between it rained this morning and then for most activity today wasn't bad then rained a little bit more we still have a little bit of rain to the east 06 us and way out west -- east of us and way out west. a couple thunder showers popped up. there you see the rain moving through delaware that is what we had this morning all moving east. take a look at temperatures stayed cool all day long only 69 degrees now, 70 dc. 67 ocean city warmer with sun, cumberland at 75, now tomorrow, we get back in to some syrup kind of heat, in fact, -- some kind of summer kind of heat, in fact it will get darn hot,

middle upper 80s and then mid- 90s and humidity will come back wednesday and thursday. a miniheat wave headed our way. >> let's check in on our roads, here is christy breslin. hi christy. not too bad, a lot of accidents though. if you are travelling northbound 95, some slow down there, 32 past 175, on the west side of the inner loop, look for break lights as you make your approach to security boulevard, top side of the inner loop, slow down approaching harper road. polaski highway at north haven street. northbound, 275, russell street. north monroe at baker and west forest park at wolcott drive. things are moving right along there, look at the belt way old court road not a bad drive there for you this afternoon so far and there is a look at baltimore national park this traffic report is brought by

termen ex. the ultimate protection guarantee. call for your free evaluation. >> thank you. in today's wjz pump watch, good news for drivers, gas prices have dropped yet gain, average price for a gallon of regular, 3.5 $1 last month the same gallon was 3.70. taking a look at gas prices here in maryland, the average price is 3.40 compared to 3.64, a month ago. well, bear sightings in baltimore and carroll counties may have peaked recently increasing the chance of bear human contact. there is a way to ensure bearpeople don't cross paths. >> over the past half century a growing black bear population forced some young males out of western maryland with sightings in baltimore, howard and montgomery counties. >> this was him leaving going back into the woods. >> it will travel 20 or more miles a day, and travel for over 100 miles in order to find

his own territory. in the past few years bears wandered as far as neighbourhoods in queen ann county. >> he was up on two legs reaching up, into somber rivers in the tree >> eventually that bear -- into some some, berries, in the trees. >> a bear is thought to have strayed from pencil jane. >> it was not big -- pennsylvania, it was not big and thin >> keep garage cans locked inside, remove bird feeders and pet food and keep barbecue grills clean and free of traces of food. bears will sniff out a free meal. >> waking up in the morning and seeing my bird feeder destroyed. >> in rare cases like this bear tranquilized in arbutus near the belt way four years ago some times they get too close. >> one worst case scenario, hit by an automobile, and then you have an injured bear in close

proximity. >> for this bear it ended with a nap and ride back into the mountains. if wjz eyewitness news. and even with the introduction of hunting during the past decade, biologists say growing bear populations and shrinking habitat will mean more bears passing through in the future. well, still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4, a stand off in pennsylvania has officers trying to bring in one of their own. the story behind the situation. school bus and a taxi collide in new york, what led to the crash. i am ron max, celebration brings record numbers to the baltimore water taxi. the story coming up, here on wjz pgh >> summer is really arriving this week, bob will update the first warning weather forecast. with xfinity,

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it is 69 degrees, central maryland, complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. off duty new jersey police officer, surrenders after a 10 hour stand off inside a suburban philadelphia home. it happened at home in dills town, township t 4 -year-old office -- 42-year-old officer was taken into custody just before midnight. shots were fired at officers as they arrived at the scene. one officer was hurt he has been treated and released from hospital. a school bus accident in new york lands several people in the hospital, this morning the bus collided with a taxi in queens, and flipped over. there were five children, three adults on that bus. one adult was seriously injured, but it is not known if that person was on the bus or in the taxi. all other injuries were minor. more political fall out from president obama's decision

to stop deporting some illegal immigrants. in today's campaign 2012 report, jan crawford says the change leaves mitt romney in a sticky spot. >> we will do it here with your help. >> reporter: for romney it is a tricky balancing about he is courting the hispanic vote, but with a conservative base. >> would you repeal this order if you became president? >> let's step back and look at the issue. >> reporter: but would you repeal this? >> it would be over taken by events by virtue of my putting in place a long term solution. >> reporter: the president's decision would allow some 800,000 people, who came to the u.s. illegally as children, to stay here if they meet certain conditions and could apply for work permits. romney said he sympathizes with children who came here illegally through no fault of their own but says he wants a come pro hen sieve immigration plan passed by congress and not a presidential decree which he says wreaks of election year

politics. >> so he did it for politics? >> that is a big part of the equation. >> reporter: sunday, white house senior adviser came under tough questions of his own, the news policy was not driven by politics. >> we have been trying to get the dream act on, pass immigration reform. >> reporter: it was not done with some political consideration. >> it was not. >> reporter: five months before the election. >> well, listen, who knows how the politics will turn out but this decision, was the right decision. >> reporter: romney, plans to return to an issue he is more comfortable with, the economy as he continue as bus tour monday, in states obama won in 2008. stay with wjz for complete coverage of 2012, campaign 2012. bring the latest on candidates and issues on air and online, wjz. we have breaking news to tell you about now in the purgery trial of roger clemens

the jury says it has reach add verdict. the former all-star is accused of lying to congress about using steroids if convicted on all charges, clemens faces up to 30 years in prison. wjz following the story as soon as the verdict is read in court, and announced we will bring it to you. well, an uneven start to the week, on wall street. the dow has been down most of the day, let's take a look at the numbers, the dow is down 25 points, s&p up 1 point and nasdaq up 22. to new york right now where alexis has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: investors are relieved one day after at the election, in greece, yielded a win for the pro bailout party, analysts say that eases fears, greece would exit the euro zone at least for now but economists say there is still a roo to 75%

-- 50 to 75% chance greece will leave the 17 country euro zone in the next 12 to 18 months. now spain takes center stage for investors interest rates topped 7% the same level that forced other countries to take bailouts. >> reporter: u.s. government expanded an investigation into fires that can start in doors of several toyota models it added 600,000 camryother vehicles to the probe bringing the total number of cars and suvs under investigation to 1.4 million. there have been more than 160 fire9iers but no form -- 9 injuries but no formal recall issued. >> >> microsoft expected to unvail its own tablet tech experts says the their answer to apples popular ipad it will reportedly include the new windows operating system and allow people to access movies tv shoes across a range of devices. for more go to cbs money watch.com n. new york.

if you were downtown near the water over the weekend you had a lot of company if you hopped on the baltimore water taxi, you were part of a record setting weekend. more on how thousands of people navigated through. >> reporter: tall ships and sunshine, brought a sea of people to downtown baltimore. for the star spansled sailbrad spangled sailbration. >> the water taxi is taking us to see ships. >> reporter: they carried nearly five times as many passengers is on a normal weekend. >> we actually capped our ticket sales at 4500 passengers per day. >> reporter: even today, folks were talking taxi. >> taking the water taxi you know, we thought about driving around the harbour but water taxi is a nice straight shot. >> reporter: most riders are heading to fort mchenry >> hi >> hello. >> reporter: they came to town,

from alexandria, virginia. >> going observing on the water taxi soon. >> yes. >> are you excited? >> yep. >> have you been on one before? >> nope. >> reporter: not a typical water taxi weekend. >> we experienced long lines and significant waiting periods and did our absolute best to move everyone as quickly as we possibly could. >> but nearly everyone says, it was worth the wait >> an amazing event, working down here, although very distracting we are not getting much done. >> a wonderful distraction. >> reporter: ron max wjz eyewitness news. thanks to ron and officials at the baltimore water taxi, say since wednesday their 13 taxis carried 21,000 records a new 5 day record. coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4, world leaders in mexico for the g 20 summit, focusing on the global economy, the other meeting president

obama will also attend. colorado e vick weigh efforts to get a massive -- evacuation efforts to get a massive wild fire under control. another rainy start to the day enjoy the cooler temperatures, bob will explain in the first warning weather forecast. wjz always on for tough stories on wjz.com, we will be right back ,, if you have copd like i do, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like.

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plenty of clouds out there, and pleasantly cool conditions continue, a little while longer but it is not going to last. we've got a hot week headed our way, as we start summer officially this week. take look at temps now, the warmest i've seen it all day long 69 degrees, east, southeast winds, 7 off the ocean and the bay, barometer holding steady and dew points up here, 58 degrees. humidity a little high. of course we had rain early on, 57, showers east of us a few widely scattered thunder showers up in the mountains, 75, 72, sunshine, we are only

69, locally, upper 60s to low 70s and that is running about 10 to 13 degrees below average. now tomorrow we go back, above average, back up to about 87. you still have the southeast wind, tomorrow the wind out of the south that will bring in some of that warm air out here in the midwest temperatures in the 80s and 90s last few days and area of thunder showers, through wisconsin. great lakes dividing line through cooler air and the heat denver near 100 degrees, chicago mid-t 0s some -- 90s some of that will head in our direction, showers will pass just to the south and west of us tonight, they could break up there could be a few clouds here and there shower or sprinkle, north and west most of the rain we saw today off to the south and east, as you can see, but basically, what happened today warm air to the west of us, riding over that cool air, created this warm front and that is what gave us showers and widely scattered rain. it is all moving east as the

heat and humidity build, higher pressure, gave us the beautiful weather will now move off the east coast, here come the winds back to the southwest and heat and humidity will be with us full blast wednesday and thursday, slightly cooler for the end of the week and weekend. south winds today 5 to 10 knots, small craft advisory tonight, so tonight temperatures down around 62, cloudy skies, still rather comfortable, but tomorrow back up to 87, which is about 4 degrees above average and feel kind of sticky, even though it is humid today, you didn't really feel the humidity wednesday and thursday, going to be just hot, and uncomfortably heated. >> it's summer. i mean we are getting there. wednesday. >> it's june. don't miss tonight's cbs prime timeline up at 10, an episode of big bang theory and 10:30 p.m., see two and a half men and those shows are followed by

eyewitness news at 11:00 p.m. coming up eyewitness news at 4:30 p.m., more wild fires in california, this one is threatening homes, the latest on efforts to put it out. sail bration comes to baltimore. i am mike shoe the story next jail house conversations caught between george zimmerman and his wife released what he told his wife to do, eyewitness news at 4 continues with vic right after this ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

4:30 p.m., 69 degrees cloudy, hello everyone thanks for staying with eyewitness news i am vic carter. here is what people are talking about. the jury in the purgery trial of roger clemens reached a verdict the verdict is expected to be read in court at any moment. the farmer all-star is accused

-- former all-star is accused of lying to congress about using steroids. if convicted on all charges he faces up to 30 years in prison. wjz has more on this story at 5 and 6. prosecutors released recordings of jail house phone calls between george sim more than and his wife. pros -- sim more than and his wife the calls show the couple knew how much money they raised and were trying to move the money around. >> we will get that story for you shortly. >> the global economy is the number one issue as president obama arrives in mexico for the g 20 summit. live in the newsroom with more. well, world leaders will be talking about the european

economy today, but the president has a meeting with putin, the obama administration has been highly critical of russia for sending weapons to the syrian government. others will talk about syria but the focus remains on the world economy. president obama is pushing european nations to take bolder steps to avoid an economic melt down to weaken the economy here. g 20 leaders are also hoping to lay down a financial framework at another meeting in europe in two weeks. evacuations continue the colorado as crews continue to get the upper hand on a massive wild fire. the latest on those efforts. >> check point. >> reporter: the national guard into the subdivision, a community on stand by to evacuate. >> they will probably go over the poudre. >> reporter: some portions were told to and did evacuate. >> there is no fire all the

houses are still there, all the trees are still there,. >> reporter: rich baker knows this much, even though he can't get to his house he got a preevacuation notice last tuesday when the head of this fire got closer, making its way along the south side of the poudre river. >> we loaded up all our important papers all of our old time photos and stuff like that, that we've got of family,. >> we are evacuating the area i just got word. >> reporter: baker made four trips to gather clothepets before his neighbourhood was evacuated. the fire jumped the poudre and burned 400-acres below his section of the neighbourhood. >> keep your heads up. >> reporter: even so, the wait, the uncertainty is agonizing for some home openers like baker. >> it has been hard and we are just praying to the good lord, that it will still be there. >> that was andy yeah lopez

reporting the fire in lair her county burn lair her county burned more than 45,000-acres. other wild fires forcing people out of their homes in california. it has destroyed one structure in the area, in san diego county. more than 150 homes have been evacuated, so far no reports of injuries. returning now to a story we were talking about a few moments ago, prosecutors released recordings of jail house phone calls, between george zimmerman and his wife. the phone calls show they were trying to move money around. >> reporter: prosecutors say jail house phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife sally, show the couple knew they raised more than $100,000, for his defense. >> in my account? do i have at least $100? how close am i? >> over $8. >> so total everything how much are we looking at?

>> um, like $155. >> good. >> reporter: the calls detail how zimmerman instructed his wife to transfer money between bank account it is former neighbourhood watch volunteer is facing murder charges for killing 17-year-old trayvon martin, zimmerman claims the shooting of the unarmed teen was self-defense. zimmerman was released on $150,000 bond in april, several days after the calls took place, at his bond hearing his wife shelly testified the couple was broke, she is now facing purgery charges and zimmerman's bail was revoked, he can be heard in the phone calls asking his wife to buy bullet proof vests for both of them and his attorney. >> get three. >> three, yeah >> one for me one for you and one for mark. >> reporter: the phone calls could play a crucial role in his second bond hearing next week. in another call, shelly zimmerman said money raised

from the legal defense website was being used to pay off the couples bills. >> lifeguards find the body of a missing swim inner central florida t 14-year-old's body washed ashore this morning search and rescue teams spent hours yesterday combing the beaches near deltona after the teen was kilometre an hourried out to -- carried out to sea. a strong rip current pulled the boy under water. thousands of young active duty military are in town for a sailabration if you ask any of them if they can see themselves homeless, it is doubtful they do but stresses of warfare have led to more than 100 veterans here in baltimore needing help. >> reporter: the sounds of south baltimore are just what he needed. >> three tours of vietnam, then alcohol, drug, and homelessness. >> so when i came here, i was living in the streets. drugalcohol took my life. >> reporter: now the baltimore

station, residential self-help program is showing him how to get it back. >> when you are here at the station you learn as ho tow what the under -- as to how what the underlying reason is for your addiction. >> 50 active duty sailormarines showed up to work on building a roof top garden. or to simply have one generation pass on stories to the next. >> good to see him when i saw, them unloading the bus first thing i saw the shape, his brothers, marines. >> their experience, is what allows me to make better decisions. >> which ties us back into cliffton he is nearly finished with the program which asks the 144 veterans to make better decisions today they are getting help from active duty who are glad to help. >> leave the doors open, if you want the walk out you can. but if you want to stay in here, and get yourself better this is a program to be in. in south baltimore wjz

eyewitness news. baltimore station program is funded by veterans administration and city. rainy day didn't mean sailabration couldn't go on. summer arrive this is week with a big warm up wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here with updated numbers. >> compared to what we have seen, a big change coming, temperatures running butte informal past week, today running -- beautiful this past week, today running 10 to 12 degrees below normal but a big warm up, shower activity to the east of us, moving off as you can see, still rain in ocean city and a few thunder showers popped up across far western maryland. mountain areas they look like they were passed well to the southwest of our region, into west virginia. don't expect a whole lot of that. it is possible some areas may see a brief shower. temperature wise, expect coolest it has been in a while.

69, 67 ocean city beginning tomorrow that is when the heat from the southwest, moves in we will just call it a blanket of summer heat moving in just in time, for summer by the middle of the week we will be back mid- upper 90s for a couple days>> thank you. let's check in on the roads, hi christy >> hi everyone. we are dealing with a couple problems along the belt way, if you are on the north side of the inner loop, slowing from delaney valley road over to providence watching an accident on the top side inner loop, now on theright hand shoulder, park heights avenue, west side inner loop, a couple brake lights as you make your approach to security boulevard and southbound 95, traveling in that direction we have a disabled vehicle blocking the right hand lane in the right, to fort mchenry tunnel. as far as accidents route 24 at 95, york road at limon, in the city, eastern avenue, also southbound, 295, at russell street. let's take a live look as you can see things are moving right

along not a bad drive, belt way west of york road and also appears that things are lightning up at the top of the fort mchenry tunnel this traffic report is brought to you by the cochrane firm if you or someone you know suffer add personal injury call the firm or visit them online for your free consultation. thank you. starting friday, part of assateague island will be closed to protect, piping plovers. the coastal island is their only nesting area in maryland. south of marker 18.0 and continues up to 4 weeks. >> straight ahead, elections in egypt the latest on the outcome and changes it could mean for the country. >> alarming study on high blood pressure and children. why more children are ending up at hospital in health watch. bob will be back with the updated first warning weather forecast ,,,,

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more set backs for sierras the president -- syria as the president's side continues to ignore a cease fire. dozens of people were killed today as syrian forces continue to crackdown on rebels across the country the violence, has forced un monitors to suspend operations in syria, coming as a major blow to civilians under constant attack during the 15 month up rising. two people are dead after the israeli military, carries out an air strike on the gaza strip. victims were killed on a motorcycle near the israeli border. it took place a short time

after militants were on the peninsula. the muslim brotherhood is claiming victory in egypt. supporters are cheering what they hope will be the end of six decades of military rule. >> reporter: supporters of the muslim brother hood party, jammed streets in cairo to declare victory. islamist candidate said he has won the presidency. he promised a new road to a peaceful egypt. but his rival, former prime minister, refused to concedeit was the first free vote since the ousting of mubarak 16 months ago. this man says power has been transferred to civilians for the first time in egyptian history, egypt's army has said it will hand control at the end of the month. but just before sunday's

election it tightened the script on power they issue add declaration, this man says the military has been trying to steal the revolution but they cannot take power from our president. but until final results are announced, there is no official president. wjz eyewitness news. outcome of the race is expected on thursday. 28 years after going awol one of the u.s. airforces most wanted fugitives resurfaces. in 1984, david hemler hitch hiked to sweden because he was distraught over ronald regan's policy he began a new life, got married had three children but a few weeks ago he reached out to family in pennsylvania who assumed he was dead. he said he missed his parents but that he didn't want to be separated from his children. he is safe for now, sweden won't extradite him to the u.s.

>> thanks. member of his family in the u.s. are now planning to visit him in sweden. oregon woman, found alive after spending four days trapped under her dresser. the 67-year-old was moving furniture, when a dresser fell on top of her. took a few days for a neighbor to notice a stack of newspapers outside her home he called police who quickly freed the woman and got her to hospital. she was treated for a leg injury and released a short time later. new study shows dramatic increase in hospitalization for children with high blood pressure. >> reporter: kyle has suffered from high blood pressure since he was 5 years old >> can i easily tell i feel dizzy, headache, don't feel well. >> reporter: the 14-year-old has to watch every bite he eats. >> really try to keep his sodium intake at 1200- milligrams or less which is an

incredibly difficult thing to do on a daily basis. >> reporter: new research shows high blood pressure is landing more children in the hospital, the study in journal hypertension finds hospitalizations nearly double for kids under 18, between 1997 and 2006. children most at risk were more than 9 years old, boys, and african american. >> it can cause damage, irreversible damage to heart, kidney, eye and set them up for cardiovascular disease. >> reporter: experts say the rise in childhood obesity may be behind the recent jump in hospital stays for high blood pressure. doctors still don't know what causes kyle's high blood pressure he takes four medications gets plenty of exercise and uses new technology to monitor his pressure closely. >> i am able to put it on by myself, plug into my ipod and go to the ap it will take my blood pressure show me what it is and e-mail it to my doctor

and mom. >> reporter: he is glad to be more independent and his mom has piece of mind knowing his pressure is in check in los angeles, wjz eyewitness news. high blood pressure often goes undiagnosed it is recommended doctors start measuring pressure at the age of 3. we want to update breaking new it is jury in the purgery trial of roger clemens amunicipal councilled its verdict he -- announced its verdict he was found not guilty on all accounts. clemens faced six counts total one count obstruction of congress, three counts making a false statement, and two counts purgery wjz will have more at 5 and 6:00 p.m. sad news for son of heavy metaller, ozzie oz bourn. jack has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis they just welcomed their daughter pearl in april. he told people magazine he was angry and frustrated when he found out about the diagnosis

it attacks the brain and spinal cord. young cancer survivor defies odds to battle his disease and course work. when he was just a freshman he was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia he tackled tough school work and cancer treatment to come out on top now he is going to study premed at university of washington. summer officially begins this week bob has the updated first warning weather forecast next ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] are you paying more

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clouds, yes, and light winds here and there cool temperatures, however, that is going to change, as real heat and humidity come in time for summer. wednesday night, by that time, 9 to degrees, right now -- 90 degrees, right now we are only 69, east, southeast winds 7, barometer holding steady, 09 inches right now a little bit of sun breaking out west, a few showers 70, 64 oakland, rain,

showers 70 dc ocean city, 69, locally, upper 60s to low 70s. these temperatures running 10 to 12, 13 degrees, below average, our average high now around 82, 83, above normal, 87 then worse after that. slight southeast winds, kept ocean air in, rather cool and overcast condition s basically, warm front is crossing the region that is correct is why we had showers today, warm air coming in aloft and tomorrow that would translate into a warmer day. look at that warm front all the way to the east even up to new england, keelly cool, warm air moving in high pressure moving off the east coast, winds come back to the south and southwest, and that will bring in heat and humidity that we hasn't seen much, so far, this spring and summer, showers east, a few light showers in the mountain areas, and a few portions of ohio, basically,

going to head due west virginia, caused primarily by the sun this afternoon. on the warm front, not dealing with much in the way of rain, hot and humid conditions particularly wednesday and thursday, temps mid-90s it will feel more like 100 degrees something we haven't seen much, something we will watch for you. best chance of showers, probably coming friday as a cool down starts for the weekend. south winds, 5 to 10 knots and bay temp around 74 degrees, tonight, low 60s plenty of clouds and breaks later on tomorrow sun comes back out with just a few clouds warmer, and it will feel more humid than it has. temperatures 87 tomorrow,. >> okay. warmer on wednesday. thank you. still to come,. >> i am jessica, here at the inner harbour the last full day

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