rain cooled 78 from aberdeen up to elk ton. dewpoints have come up significantly. dewpoints into the 60s. that is a sticky feel. when we get to 70, that is an oppressive feel. that will be the case going into tomorrow. so feeling like 88 downtown. feels like the mid- to upper 8 0s to the south. a little drier air to the north, but that well change over the next several hours. 2degrees warmer in town than it was yesterday evening. the temperatures are starting to rise. now, the sunshine is back out, so quick moving system that's blowing through. the big show is out to the west in the form of a cold front. that will come in tomorrow afternoon. could see a couple of gusty thunderstorms. not expecting severe weather, but thunderstorms certainly in the mix not only tomorrow, but tuesday. already in to the 80s. we find 90s in tulsa. everybody sees the heat right now. that will be the deal for much of this week as we're just expecting above normal temperatures for the next seven to ten days. >> slow moving cold front. a lot of humidity. we'll mix up the atmosphere. a few

there is patchy fog around aberdeen this morning. as we continue through your day, this is what to examine, so this morning the temperature at 73 degrees. 80 degrees by 10:00. and the lunchtime temperature is coming in around 83 degrees as well. so as you leave the house this morning taking the rain gear with you. now a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> well, lynette so far, so good this monday morning. traveling in baltimore county. 795 is nice and clear here at owenings boulevard. the inner loop is clear has you make the push to 83. and that outer loop, as we look at the drive times thin green. 12 minutes to get from 795 down to 95. there are no delays on the east side of the beltway. traveling the outefrom 95 to 83. that stretch will take you 12 minutes. that is that's your time-saver traffic report. >>> eight people rushed to the hospital with what police believe to be carbon monoxide poisoning. this morning crews are on-the- scene at a home in parksville. and abc 2 news', linda so is live on-the-scene. what do you know? >> r

aberdeen 67 and we don't have wind to stir up the atmosphere. 70 in columbia. and these temperatures as we go into the afternoon won't be that hot and the reason why is we will have the cloud around. we will have the showers and thunderstorms that's going to keep us a little bit below average. so your planning your day and waking up this morning, as 6:00, 71 degrees will be the temperature. by lunchtime 81 with the showers and storms in the forecast. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well, if you are heading downtown, the jfx nice and clear nothing in your way from the beltway to east fayette street. a normal 11 minutes and there's no problems to report on 95. southbound lanes at 55 miles per hour

toight shower is starting break out near aberdeen. somebody has a chance for light showers throughout the morning. highs today in the 80's. details when we come back. >> 72 degrees at the airport. 5;12. yourw smart are you with money when it comes to using credit cards? signals ben obama bernanke may have his eye on the exit door. coming up >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:15. this is it live look outdoors. a lot of clouds in place over the city. downtown. 70's downtown. w 70's across the eastern shore. the dew points are nearing 70 degrees across the state. factor in the warmer air and it feels humid as well. light showers are moving up to the north and east. this will impact parts of 95. we will have some thunderstorm activity to deal with as well. we have an unsettled pattern for today. enough energy that things could be unstable to allow for a thunderstorm. the thunderstorms virginia. in west -- yea thunderstorms into the afternoon with highs in the upper 70's and the low 80's. i think showers could break out at any point but e

cambridge is coming in at 71 degrees and good morning to you aberdeen at 67. so we look at tropical satellite and we are watching because it's that time of the year and we have tropical depression this was what we were watching yesterday. tropical depression is moving towards mexico. so it's going to stay away from us. and that's some good news. that's what we like to see when we have to monitor the storms. but abc2's most accurate future trend not picking up on a lot for today. we have the potential for showers and storms and more widespread than what we saw yesterday. and then we will dry out nicely and it's going to be a good day especially this morning to go for a job but drink plenty fluids because it will be humid and less humid arriving towards the end of the week. now back to the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well if you are heading into the city, no delays on the jfx. we have a crash downtown on east fayette street at president's street and for those traveling in baltimore county, you will want to watch out for a crash on middle river road at pawn

and 53 in cockeysville and wood bine at 52 degrees this morning as well as frederick. 55 in aberdeen. and 53 in darlington. and centerville this morning at 53 degrees and good morning to you. as we step out and about, satellite and radar, a few clouds out there but all in all plenty of sunshine as we head through the rest of today. let's send it back over to you guys. >> this weekend, the world will celebrate the deep blue sea. >> take a look at this guy. how is coo is this? we love -- how cool is this? getting ready to celebrate so much more this weekend, with the huge party for world ocean day. we will let you know all that is planned coming up after the break. >> also, this morning, one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. is that really what neil armstrong said after taking his first steps on the moon? why you shouldn't always believe everything you hear. >> well, megan and charley, no delays on 695. we will show you the other main lines and the latest drive times coming up for you on "good morning maryland." >>> well, it has been the subject of book, songs and poetry a

a little shower that move ed d offshore here from the edgewood area and aberdeen moving off to the east, northeast. not very strong. that's over the bay now. a tiny shower north of emmitts berg. it's going to totally miss cecil county. it's heading for the wilmington county. even though they have a warning don't think it's going to effect that region, at least not based on the current movement of that particular cell. west winds there at 7 pushing those things away. most areas all day long have seen this southern wind. tomorrow it goes back to a north or northwest wind. there's a front approaching tomorrow that could bring showers. this afternoon a weak line across the great lakes. we could see some scattered thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. you can see some stuff here in western pa and mainly down to the south of our region. there's a tiny depression moving towards beli z. it's going inland tonight and it will die out. that's good news. cooler air on the way as this front approaches. by wednesday, thursday temperatures getting cooler than average with drier air coming in. south winds

. >> yes, and now bagpipes, because aberdeen asset management rang the closing bells. scottish company. >> the beat on the bottom line for phillips-van heusen. i told you, it's the german pronunciations, they're throwing me off. pretty incredible, given what was on the revenue line. >> bye. it's all gone now. >> let's get to the usa strong companies that generate the bulk of their revenue, banking on the u.s. consumer, continuing to lead the pack. and seema is looking at why usa is still number one for us. hi, seema. >> why worry about currency volatility or the latest crisis in europe? companies that make most of their money here in the united states are doing just fine. the sold in usa index compiled by thompson-reuters continues to outperform, up 17% versus the s&p 500, which is up 13% year-to-date. now, the biggest sold in usa winner is netflix, up nearly 140%, thanks to strong earnings and a growing u.s. subscriber base. h&r block, t mobile, cme group, some of the other big winners on the index as well. other big winners include bb&t, m & t bank, pnc, offering a d

want to delve into that subject because, although it's a sticky one in campaign finance because aberdeen we have the mccain fine hold and now we have superpacs and i'm not sure that was all that great a result that says, okay, we want to control campaign funding, but on the other hand now we have superpacs where dewe don't have control. but i see myself as -- i can see members of congress -- congressman walker said-what your expertise is, your reputation. he wouldn't be practicing this long, none of the people here would be in this business more than a couple of years if we didn't have trustworthiness and honest and all the other things that members of congress rely on. so i think the more people we can bring under the umbrella. the more people we can get to register, the better off, and whatever we have to dangle, whether it's a stick or a carrot, i'd like to see that done. >> i'm going to open it up to the full q & a and ask anybody else if they have questions. yes. please say your name and who you're with. >> hello. i am a third, year law student at howard university school of law, an

it all took place at the army base at aberdeen proving ground, where 30 women have filed complaints oftouching to rape and forcible sodomy. that is unacceptable conduct for soldiers. it's unacceptable to the army, and we have zero tolerance. announcer: 12 years ago, the tailhook sex scandal shook the u.s. navy, and now the air force faces what may be an even bigger problem. rape and other sexual abuse at the air force academy in colorado springs. 142 allegations of assault against women have been made in the last decade. the highest-ranking air force generals knew about serious problems of sexual assault at the academy yet failed to take action. we don't intend to sweep this under the rug. we take it very seriously. we're gonna address it publicly. reporter: in congress, outraged senators accused air force brass of ignoring assaults on women. we have a clear pattern of reports of sexual assault, where the reaction of the air force academy seems to be to blame the victim. we are in the process of instituting those changes now. john mccain: you're in the process of instituting those chan

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returning to monaco and to the fund forum international tomorrow when we speak to martin gilbert, ceo of aberdeenhan larson, global head of retail banking at citi is with us as well. i just want to mention a follow-up. we were just talking about snowden and how the russian foreign minister was indicating that snowden hasn't landed in russia, and he was against the u.s. accusations saying that russia had anything to do with snowden, saying that russia has nothing to do with snowden. we're again hearing by reuters out of moscow, an airport source confirmed that snowden did indeed arrive on sunday to moscow from hong kong on sunday afternoon and that he was due to depart for havana the following day but he didn't use his ticket. again, that's according to a moscow airport source via reuters, so some conflicting news coming through with regards to the potential whereabouts of snowden. >>> now, u.s. treasury yields have come off yesterday's multimonth highs, but could there be renewed selling? one man who might know is richard clarida, global strategic advisor for pimco, and he joins us after the brea

dan tweets in and asks -- let us hear from frank, aberdeen, maryland, a democrat. hello. caller: good morning. my thought is that it is good oversight by the supreme court. they noticed there were 30,000 people that they turned away, later they must come back and improved their citizenship. them wereat 90% of citizens. they came back improved their citizenship. now what they have done is turn them away on the day of voting. there were approximately 3000 people would have been allowed to vote if they did not have that oversight. there must be some proof of citizenship, otherwise it would generalize the election. eventually the states will want everything the federal government has and we will again have to pretend that an average state is its own country. there is a technical issue with the arizona law. arizona needs to get their act together. it was obviously used improperly to keep certain people from voting. sidese seen on both republican and democrat -- it is not nice. thingeeded to the right and supreme court ruling is overside. caller onpublican south carolina. calle

aberdeen, tailhook, the academies, lackland, all of these are happening under our watch and we found it acceptable to hold hearings, to bring the brass up here, have them say the right words, zero tolerance, and then we would go about our business. that is not good enough, and while the ndaa has some good fixes on the end of the process, we still have much to do on the front end. there is a reason why there are 26,000 sexual assaults and rapes a year in the military and only 3,300 have the guts to come forward. it's because if you come forward you're retaliated against. some 63% are retaliated against, and of those 3,300 that report, only 500 of those cases are going to go to court marshall and only 200 will -- court marshal and only 200 will end up in a conviction. why report? because the odds of getting justice are just not there, and that's why it is important for us to have a debate on this house floor about taking these cases out of the chain of command. if it's in the chain of command, then you have the potential of having the assailant be the person making the decision or the

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