around annapolis. caller: good morning. from 1961 to 1962 i was a sailor. felt that these young fellows that came aboard ship were pretty good kids. i was just wondering if that tradition carries on. do they still take midshipmen cruises in the summertime? felt that these young guest: we do, indeed. that is a critical aspect. we look at the education, which is largely book learning in classes and laboratories, but what we do in the summer is training, giving the hands on of the operational equipment that they sunday will be able to fly, drive, or operate. haswhile sequestration caused us to modify some of this to make sure we are saving as much money as we can, we are still able to push them out to get meaningful experiences on ships around the world. probablyember back, during the time that you were in, my first deployment as a midshipman, we went to pearl harbor, hawaii, then down to new zealand and sydney, australia, all in two and a half months. probably one of the best appointments i ever had and

. >> to annapolis we go. sunshine. cooler out to the west. glen burnie is at 68. we'll have the forecast coming up. [ male announcer ] when you've got fios quantum internet, you get it. that feeling only 100% fiber optics can deliver. and no matter how many more devices you get, that need more from your internet, you know you can handle it. just don't let all that power go to your head... [ dad ] surprise! [ noisemaker blows ] [ male announcer ] okay, let it. supercharge your internet speeds and get more out of your devices than ever before. switch to fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month and we'll triple your speed for free with an upgrade to fios quantum internet. and here are two more reasons to switch -- get a multi-room dvr free for 12 months and $100 back with a 2-year agreement. fios brings 100% fiber optic power right to your door. that's why it can deliver top rated internet plus unlimited internet usage. don't miss your chance to get this incredible deal. visit verizon.com/superoffer today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilitie

annapolis and kent island, at 60. mainly, we have these east winds. they will be a little strong from time to time. and tomorrow, news of small craft advisory on the bay, beginning tomorrow. still have winds to the east. we still have high pressure to the north of us. that spins off the atlantic ocean. also low pressure that is weakening finally off the carolina coast. and that's turned into winds again out of the southeast. so between these two, we have had these winds off the ocean. keeps bringing in moisture. remember yesterday, denver was in the 70s. right now, they're in the 40s. they expect to see late tonight into tomorrow. 3 to maybe 6 inches of snow in the tent area. and a few spots in iowa, nebraska and portions of the dakotas, could see as much as 6 to 8, orine 10 inches of snow. a little cold shot of air coming in that northern plains for those poor folks. unfortunately for us, high pressure will build in. we do expect to see a lot more sunshine. and we should stay dry, looks like, pretty much for the rest of the week after tonight. let's

highs, 67 washington, 66 quantico, 60 to the east in annapolis, and leonard town. a little cool, and peeks of sun shine working in as well, mostly a cloudy day.oudy >> i was hopeful it would be nice. >> and it's monday. >>> it's time to check >>with julie wright and get the latesta on traffic. >> reporter: all right, guys, u you didn't do your taxes yet, tucker. >> i didn't do my taxes yet, i e know i'm not the only one. only >> reporter: the road work is o still in place as we approachprh the cedar lane.cedar no delays as we continue south of the capitol beltway headed from bethesda to the d.c. line. lanes are open southbound on 270. you are wake-up to a sprinkle. i had the wipers south of rockville, and then nothing northwest. and northbound i-95, lanes arele open at both the express lanes and the main headline. he no problems to report continuine toward the 14th street bridge, traffic flowing freely as you work your way across thee bridge headed to the southeast s freeway. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic.affic. >>> new this morning a deadly string of att

washington, 62 in annapolis.these temperatures close toes where they should be, we will feel cooler than this weekend with the cloud cover out there. you might want a light jacket. >> all right. in the meantime let's get a a check of the roadways and checkn in withd julie wright.ht. hey, julie. >> reporter: we are dealing alg way water main break thisin b morning and rethat is what is tying up the commute in the district. heads up to northeast. west virginia avenue is closed while the retares ar repairs ar. 355, all lanes are open, overnight construction clear asc you travel from thtieon c beltw you travel from bethesda. that is the check of fox 5 on time traffic.affic >>> thanks, julie now to a news alert out of fairfax county where a news -- a new federal dl warrant has been issued for a mother investigators believe have taken the son against thete wishes of the boy's father. >> the 5-year-old was last seen more than a week ago. fox 5 melanie alnwick is live at police headquarters with the latest on the investi

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. >> reporter: if you are traveling in anne arundel county, we have a crash on baltimore annapolis boulevard near lakefront drive. 97 in the area nice and clear. as well as 95. right now you are looking at 12- minute ride from elk ring to counsel town -- elk ridge to downtown baltimore. looking at 695, the west side in great shape this morning. no delays on inner loop to pikesville and outer loop is call down-- calm down to route 40. here's a live look at the harrisburg expressway. nice and clear from the jfx to downtown. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> 20 minutes away from 6 right now. a pants's kid is behind the wheel of a car. are they safer when their friends are in the car with them or alone? we will tell you about a new study and what it reveals. we want the best deal on a cell phone and others are willing to shell out more for bells and whistel but when you hear how much this cost you may drop your coffee. why so much? we will tell you when we come back. >>> consumer alert. today as you know is tax day. hope any you know it is. april 15th. but what if you are

the mid 50s hagerstown and pax river, 58 elkton, 5 in the district, 53 columbia, 54 rock hall, annapolisnd kent island. we have this low dragging moisture and warm if not hot air our way. we're not going to blow torch like we did last week. we're going to see temperatures get 10 plus degrees above normal. a bit of a wind shift swings in tomorrow. that's the deal over the next 5 days. morning rain, mostly cloudy, 62. tonight mostly cloudy, 52 your low. tomorrow we'll call it a mixture of clouds and sun, might have a more pleasant sky condition in the afternoon than we're showing here. 70 degrees going to be the high. 78 on wednesday, watch for than afternoon thunderstorm. the normal is 65 degrees by the way. 66 for saturday. that will be the temperature as we start the weekend. >>> now over to sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. so far not bad on the morning commute. we still have that one dent accident, that one on 648 at baseline. as far as speeds go, no major delays just yet. 54 is your average on the west side of the beltway. that's the slowest spot. we still have slow 60s

. >> reporter: in anne arundel county there's a crash to watch out for object ballmore annapolis bull vad inure lakefront drive. 97 is nice and clear and 95 as we check in and look live north of 195. traffic is moving along. you won't have problems heading down to dc or northbound from elk ridge into the city. that's going to take you 12 minutes. 695, nice and clear on the west side. no delays from liberty road all the way down to route 40. and as we look at abc2 timesaver traffic drive times east side of the beltway in great shape. 11 minutes from 95 to 83. no delays on the jfx heading downtown. now over to you. >>> it's hard to imagine what kind of person would hit two teens and keep on driving. police in anne arundel county are hoping to find that person because this morning a 15-year- old boy is in the hospital. the girl that was hit is expected to be okay. but linda so will tell you that witnesses say they saw it happen. hopefully it will lead to an arrest. >> reporter: police are searching for the driver. the teens were hit so hard it knocked the shoes off them. they were walkin

if you're down to annapolis, the temperatures are falling through the east. 57 degrees at 7:00. 56 by 11:00. 55 by 6:00. watch out for fog, drizzle, early in the morning i'll show you what may will bring as we head into the first week coming up in just a moment. >>> thank you, doug. it took thieves only about a minute to rob a cartier jewelry store in chevy chase this morning. they smashed the glass, grabbed what they wanted and took off. during the police chase the suspects took off and ran away. aaron gilchrist has more on the dispatch calls. >> reporter: yes, they tried to shake the cops, driving up wisconsin avenue into bethesda, over bradley lane, down connecticut avenue into the circle there. i want to play for you some of the radio traffic between dispatchers and montgomery county police during the chase. >> they're entering the circle, request permission to continue pursuit. passing eagle mar street, huntington street. >> reporter: montgomery county police chased the suspects for about three and a half, four miles, calling off their pursuit when one of the supervisors you can

temperature-wise, 57 in gaithersburg, in annapolis, towards huntington.arm spot, leesburg coming in at 61 degrees, warrenton, too, at 61, the rain all across the region from frederick, right through howard and montgomery county, through the district and down through calvert county, and prince william and stafford county. everybody seeing the light rain, continuing this evening. tonight's temperatures, 54 in d.c., 53 in gaithersburg, martinsburg coming out at 53 degrees, cloud cover, sun then making its way down. temperatures close the 70 degrees in parts of the region. i do think that tomorrow will be warmer, 71 on friday, and right now nice weather as we head into the weekend. even warmer, high of 73 on sunday. >> thank you, doug. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you why the man accused of shooting and killing a florida teen is waiving his right to use a controversial law in his defense. >>> the jury continues deliberations in a horrific case in philadelphia, where a doctor in an abortion clinic is accused of killing four babies after they were born alive. dr

these temperatures above seasonal, normals for lows, 54 s in annapolis and leonard town. . threat the lead be number in baltimore, as well.e, a culculpepper, 77 degrees, and looking at the satellite-radar,, we're generally quiet.quie you won't be able to see it.it. you will see it carefully, but t we got gray out there and thate is low cloudiness associatedd with what we call a little onshore flow. flow. our winds are off of the easte t and we're getting moisture offiu of the ocean so it's bumping off and giving us clouds. clou we have clouds to start the day. we should see clearing later today. probably will see more shine than yesterday, still a lot of clouds than the forecast foreca yesterday. warmer, this cold front will get in here later tomorrow. that could bring us a fewa few showers tomorrow afternoon andre tomorrow night.rn we will get a few more chances for lay rain later this week. w. plenty of clouds. warmer afternoon be temperature in the 70s later, tonight toni cloud back in the forecast, 60 s overnight low, mild overnight with a wind south at 5-10. 5- there's

. >>> today booktv is live from the annapolis book festival with panels throughout the day. at 10 a.m. eastern, maryland in 1812, war, slavery and opportunity. 1 is, the changing landscape of suburbs and cities, and at noon, america's ongoing involvement in afghanistan. at 1, the ever-evolving roles of women in society. then at 2, former congressman mickey edwards on politics in america. the annapolis book festival live today, part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> alex watson and his father, lynn university professor robert watson, talk about their campaign to get families to read and write together. the two have recently authored a book for children called "tsunami." it's about 50 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, and welcome, everyone. >> afternoon, everybody, thank you for coming. i'm alex, and this is my father, robert. [laughter] all right. so the year was 1946. world war ii had just ended, and the people of hawaii finally felt safe. unknown to them, 2,000 miles away near alaska there was a different kind of threat. in the middle of the night, there was a major und

these temperatures are are consistently in the low to mid-50s. 54 in baltimore and annapolis.res on the -- i guess, we want to say on the mild side. these temperatures should beer lowerat than this at this time f year. here is a look at the satellite-radar. we don't have a whole lot of weather features, we do have a a low level cloudiness and a and a little bit of fog. the high pressure to the east is giving us easterly wind and wenw will get what we call maritime layer. it's a shallow layer of air of f cloud offer that we get a chance to burn off during the day. day. i'm not sure we're going to get sunshine later in the afternoono off to the west cold front thath will start to make progress proe toward the east. the that could give us a chance of showers, our next chance is rain, it won't be ter plea terry strong. st the front approaches from the west andppro the north during tu day tomorrow. to a few showers in the forecast fa tomorrow afternoon and we should remain well in the 70s here here for thursday and friday. frid yeah, we're back in the 70s, 73 today, plenty of cloud

is misty into the district and the southern beltway and stretching along route 50 to the south of annapolis. this is light rain but it should mostly it last this morning with dreier and cloudier conditions this afternoon. temperatures are near average. it will be a more unsettled week with lots of chances of rain in the forecast. we will have more details coming up. >> good morning takes a look at some cameras around the region -- no problems are around the beltway but 95 north has a little bit of volume out volumenewington but everyone is hung up out of stafford. there is a crash and northbound 95 in dumfries they have been dealing with for 45 minutes . there is a tractor-trailer incident right now in that same area. 2870 / armond lanes are open. >> continue to monitor rising tensions in north korea this morning. other countries are watching to see if they go through with their threat to launch a missile. >> john gonzales has more on the developments. >> the u.s. is on high alert again this morning as north korea celebrates a significant holiday with the backdrop of the looming nuclear thr

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. the use of history, ideology as a political weapon, which means the corruption of history as history. bush may or may not have been a great president. he may be considered average or below average, but the nation deserves better than this partisan rush to judgment. guest: one thing worth noting is that history does change a lot of times. people who are down in history can be judged later and have a renaissance. sometimes when history changes, world events change. perceptions of a president can change. 35% view george w. bush in a positive light. right now there seems to be a negative judgment, but it remains to be seen if it changes over time. certainly his political legacy is going to be front and center at this library being unveiled on thursday. host: he says he hopes that jeb bush runs for president. guest: that is what a good brother should always do. all indications are that jeb bush may be thinking about a al whether he decides to make a run is something we will find out later

thank you. >> my name is jeff norris from annapolis. why hasn't this been controlled on the money trail? tel dan has it, why haven't some of the tribal leaders. where does this out into that equation? >> that is a dirty good question -- very good question. and helmand province and not on part of the country where the engineers were way back when, in 2006 and 2007 it produced more opium as a precursor than the entire world population of junkies could consume in a single year to the afghanistan is off the charts when it comes to drug production. there have been efforts that were undertaken in the early years to try to chop down the crops to burn the fields. it turns out that doing stuff like that just turns those farmers into enemies because that is their only four of subsistence and it pushes people into the arm of the taliban. and new approaches have been tried in recent years to try to wean the afghans from growing opium to grow other crops. part of the problem is others don't always produce as much money for them so there is an econom

nationals break their losing streak with a big >> first lady michelle obama will pay a visit to annapolis u.s. naval academy before attending the signing at the maryland state house. she will watch as maryland governor martin o'malley signs togislation enabling veterans get credit for their military training, education, and experience. the wis a first pick in nba draft. y selectnix mercurous ere brittany. mystics missed out on the dominating six-foot nine center. they chose taylor from ohio state. a went to the seattle storm. otto porter of georgetown announced he will enter the nba draft in june. and now tim brant explains how the nationals bounced back from a tough weekend. >> it was jackie robinson day yesterday in major-league baseball. it was nice to get back into the for thecolumn national's. all the players wore and fortitude to honor one of their own. the great jackie robinson broke the color barrier. bases,, five for extra and this is tyler moore. he went tw ofor 4 with three runs batted in. been a 10-3 as they go to 8 and 5 on the season. a news conference will be held this afte

it is now 57 degrees in annapolis. the cloud cover will keep our temperatures at this evening. we see nighttime lows in the 40s to the mid-50s through much of the region. if you're looking for colder air, head to the north and west. the upper midwest is where they are dealing with the nasty weather. high pressure will move just off the coast. in its place, we are looking at cloudy skies and a few showers that will develop are in the early morning hours during but really nothing that would -- morning hours. but really nothing that will amount to a whole lot. pick up 12- could in -- 12-18 inches of snow. this will have no impact on the mid-atlantic. we will expect the clouds to sit in the-- to stick around overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. as we move into the day on tuesday come i think it will be even better, around 70-70 for the daytime highs. here is -- 70-75 for the daytime highs. grabrow, you might want to an umbrella just in case. if you seehance anything, it will not be a whole out. the extended outlook shows our temperatures warming trend around 80 degrees on wed

could be a spot shower right around anne arundel county, annapolis.hursday at 75, a blend of sunshine and clouds. then we'll go to 80. 77 on friday. here's the concern try day -- friday night into saturday. could be severe weather so. we'll have to chat again at 11. >>> instead of going an hour with diane sawyer, only 30 minutes. we'll be back with more in just a minute. ow >>> let's watch storms out to the west. >> all right. we could get to 80 by thursday. >> thursday but not tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're going to give you that planner. 66 at 8:00. we're back on at 11, 62 degrees. could we get to 80? we'll answer that at 11. >> let's go dancing. >> we'll see you. >>> this is "world news." tonight, on the trail of a bomber. the new clues. metal fragments from a pressure cooker like this, at the heart of an investigation. video of multiple angles of the key moments revealing exactly what the bomb did. we show you where the bomb went off, and the force of the impact. and tonight the new casualties, including an 8-year-old boy, and a beloved daughter. and

numbers, as i mentioned to the north of the front, cooler, to the north, 70 in frederick, 65 in annapolis, and 60 in hagerstown. to the south, 80, near culpeper and fredericksburg, this is the area that will be warmer. you have the best chance of seeing thunderstorm activity during the day tomorrow. but as i mentioned, only about a 30% chance. watch what happens with the boundary, doesn't keep moving south. goes right back to the north. bringing the warm air back for everybody, on thursday, friday, looking very nice. early fog, breaking into sunshine, thursday looking break, friday, a good chance of strong storms for just about everybody. we'll talk about that, too. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, areas of fog, 65 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, mostly cloudy, light showers possible with again, those storms. but down to the south, temperatures 70, to 80 degrees. a big range in temperatures over the entire area, next couple of days, 73 tomorrow, 76 on thursday, 80 on friday with the late-day thundershower, most likely, after 5:00. maybe right around rush hour, early saturday, chance of activity, cle

the river breeze in quantico, a bay breeze in annapolis. this is what happens. the water temperature is in the upper 4 de's near 50. as the air goes across the water cools down. -- the water temperature is only in the upper 40's. at reagan national airport, both values well above their average. heavy thunderstorms, possibly severe, now breaking up in between cincinnati, northeast of columbus, this entire region under a severe thunderstorm .atch 73 year. spring and summer in the air in the mid-atlantic, but further north and west behind the cold front, 50 in chicago, 46 in minneapolis. minot, north dakota, 30 and getting bolder. the chance for showers wednesday afternoon to come up thursday afternoon. close to be on thursday. friday, warming up. the set up is there. be theay, there will cold front coming through and maybe even some severe weather. the touch of cloudy in spots, partially sunny, mild, isolated showers, high of 75. and then widespread showers and storms on friday. cleary and breezy, much cooler, through the weekend. now the toyota sports desk. broug

the further north you go is cooler and closer to the bay, 58 in annapolis thanks to this bay breeze. temperatures will be kept down for the next several hours. the cold area is off to the north rein west. in north dakota, northern minnesota are looking at blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings up to 10-15 inches of snow in upper midwest. high pressure moves off the coast. here's our next disturbance. the clouds are beginning to filter in from the south and west. clouds will stick around into the day tomorrow. we may see a sprinkle or two but only about a 20%-30% chance to see anything at all. here's the futurecast as we move into the day tomorrow. highs will rebound to 70 degrees. through the day on tuesday, once again, a chance of a few passing showers are highs that will approach 75. 48-55 for a nighttime low. for the day tomorrow, looking ok. a few showers, south and west of d.c. upper 60's to lower 70's for an afternoon high. the extended outlook shows a good bump in temperatures. no means we'll be record breaking. 80 on wednesday. throw in a few showers on thursday and frid

boston marathon, 448 registered runners were from maryland. 59 were from baltimore city. 41 from annapolis. 19 from columbia. 14 from valerga and four in tauzin. baltimore running stores sponsored many of the local runners. said moststore owner of the racers were fast enough to finish the cross -- the to cross the finish line before >> and now your pick three and pick four numbers. >> good afternoon, maryland. 0, pick three numbers are and 6, as printed on the ball. 0, 8, 6. what --nt comeuppance in a moment, you could wind up to $50,000 for a trip to las vegas. the drawing is tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. and your pick four numbers are, as printed on the ball, 2, 8. 4, 6, 2, 8. the maryland lottery, let yourself play. reviewed the weekend coming up. >> there was on the big ship that uc sailing around the harbor. -- that you can see sailing around the harbor. it will be talking about it this weekend. if you do have weakened plans, watch out friday and saturday. that is why we could have a couple of sundays -- thunderstorms. the rest of the week and looks good. an isolated shower tonight po

. >>> hopefully you got a chance to get down to the city dock in annapolis. great afternoon it will be there. city just got news of a federal grant worth $12.6 million. they'll finish rebuilding the dock. we are talking about the harbor office. you swing around to the alex memorial and end up at the fleet resort. it is a big chunk. this money will help in flooding issues and boat slip improvements. >>> beautiful day to be at the dock. what are we looking at overnight and in the morning commute. here's our first look at the weather. >> good looking conditions downtown. mild stretch going into this week. temperatures this afternoon got into 60s. 65 bwi marshall. mostly cloudy skies tonight. that will take us into the overnight hours into tomorrow morning's commute. 60 degrees through the course of the evening. 52. in the 60s tomorrow. near 80 degrees in st. louis. some of that warmth will head in our direction. we'll let you know the details and spotty showers in the seven- day forecast coming up. >>> when you have the united states and china telling you to get

. >> the proximity to the annapolis job market as well as the eastern shore job market is one of thesons people do come to the area. >> reporter: so you'll be seeing more signs like this in anne arundel, but you'll have to look quick because they aren't up for long. in anne arundel, don harrison, abc2 news. >>> it's tuesday. you know what that means. tonight one of hour "dancing with the stars" -- our "dancing with the stars" celebrity couples goes home. jacoby jones had a much better night. >> 27 out of 30. what do you think? >> i'll take it. >> a score for team baltimore. it was enough to put jacoby and karina in fourth place. they're probably safe but for how long. kellie, ally and zendaya scored higher. >> taking advantage of it. you can jump and do this, lift and do that. >> all i'm going to say if he does this every single week and no one has been jumping over anyone else's head. >> jacoby and karina has a message for fans in baltimore. you can hear that tonight at 11. the results show starts at 9:00. it could be a nail biter. make sure you tweet with us and use the hash tag te

so -- 52 -- one degree. >> 56 in and nap -- in annapolis. leonardtown is 61 and 60234fred out to the wester cumberland 636 out to the west sunshine first. probably getting it right now. with that sun you are going toin warmg quickly into the low to md 70s. you should have a nice day welll out to the west. there you go.th there's the cloud cover.er a little mayortime layer. -- maritime layer. we picked up moisture to get the layer of clouds out there. we're starting to get the breaks. you can see that off to the east and west now out of the mountains getting breaks as well. trend is less cloudy today. can't promise a beautiful afternoon but it should be decent. focusing to the north and westt this, cold front brings us the possibility of showers ash here during the day tomorrow.or that is our next chance of measurable rain.able it shouldn't be heavy rain. rai light showers around tomorrow afternoon. mix of sun and includeds tomorrow. here comes that front tomorrow and that again gives us the possibility of a couple showerso around here during

a few other cooler spots. 69 in annapolis. also 69 in kent island. and the winds are pretty impressive. they have been picking up throughout the afternoon. so it is a bit breezy now. around 12 miles per hour out of the south in washington. 12 also in patuxent. same thing goes for baltimore. pretty impressive in easton, around 17 miles per hour. winds out of the south will continue brings us warmer air. we'll continue to get warmer into tomorrow. and even the next day. here's what's going on satellite and radar. we have this area of rain and clouds. that's associated with low pressure and a cold front. that's not going to -- not going to do too much for us but provide us with a quick shot of a shower or thundershower as we head into the overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. but it's going to slip right towards our north. let me show you how all of this is going to be playing out on the surface map. that cold front is going to push right over and slip again towards our north. we're going to continue to see this warmer air moving in behind it. an

tomorrow, it may be a few degrees warmer than that. 57 in annapolis, 54 degrees at ocean city, and westminster. the clouds that are moving in are putting a blanket over the atmosphere. evenone has the temperature and the temperatures are not falling that rapidly. echo, bute big falsetto the wins will come north with this moisture and most of this will stoop to the south, and we may pick up a shower or two, with a stalled front to the south, but the key to the pressure is the -- the key to the weather is the high pressure. we bring moisture in from the atlantic and this will put a layer of clouds and we may have a couple of showers of this disturbance as it continues to move out to sea. as we get a little deeper into the week we have this to contend with. this is moving out of the dakotas into minnesota and wisconsin, this produced those silly pictures that you saw in north dakota. temperature-wise, they fall, but not too far. mid 50's expected here, at the northeast corner of the state and tomorrow, with the east wind we are held in the 60's. we have all across the coast, ocean city and delawa

annapolis 55 degrees. baltimore city 57. dry throughout the day. i still have to put the chance at a slight chance for a shower later this afternoon, later this evening. if you are heading to the game tonight, take the poncho with you. we have the potential for showers in the forecast. especially as we go through tinnings. this is how to plan the day. lunchtime, 58 degrees. 72 the high temperature for today. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> good morning, traffic is really starting to pick up. we are dealing a crash on 895. problems in rosedale, a crash along the eastbound lanes. problems will persist, towson abs crash on york road, west street, expect delays in the area, near the dealership. traveling on 695, live look at the beltway, west of york road, traffic is moving along the inner loop clear, down to 95. looking at normal 11 minute trip, from 95, all the way up to 83. speaking of 83, a look at hunt valley, shawan, everything will remain up to speed, get onto the jfx and heading downtown, it will take 11 minutes from

right now, annapolis 58, 68 at salisbury, ocean city, 61. westminster 62, frederick 63 and 61 in oakland. wider view shows buffalo 44, only 51 degrees. so we're into the mild stuff, 70 in norfolk and 73 is the temperature reading right charleston, west virginia. so there is warmer air to the also that --nd there's also that little storm theem developing down to south. it looks like it will stay south the rainy part of it, in the morning tomorrow and then we have a storm to the the upperg into midwest -- minnesota, wisconsin, iowa. storm is going to come in later in the week. here's what the map looks like this evening, high pressure favoring with us good weather but the disturbance to the south will push rain close to us. it won't reach into town overnight. the forecast as far as concerned,s are overnight temperatures fall down into the 50's. uniformlyoss the area and tomorrow, we'll have clouds theyou can see around chesapeake bay and towards the coast, readings in the 60's. virginia, clouds don't reach there so temperatures in the 70's. us

we're into the 60s along the bay community, pasadena, down toward annapolis and centerville. 75 out toward frederick. 71 in ham sted. we're uniformly into the 70s. notice on the satellite picture starting to clear things out. we'll keep it a mixture. it's a pair of sixes, 62. there could be a late night shower or thunderstorm, especially north and west of the state. i'll show you where they are. tomorrow as we wake up to a temperature around 60, we'll get into the 60s tomorrow and close in on 70. here's maryland's most powerful radar. nothing going on but out to the west, western parts of pennsylvania into ohio, there are some big old thunderstorms firing up. we'll see if these hold and maintain going over the mown tas. carroll county toward frederick county could be a gust thunderstorm. the reason for the thunderstorms, is this cold front out to the west. this is slowly pushing to the south and east. that's going to be the deal for the next 24 hours. this front on top of us means we'll stay kind of cool and clouds will be part of the forecast going into tomorrow afternoon. 72 in town. we

near glen burnie and light showers tracking through the rest of anne arundel county just south of annapolis and some spotty once popping up east of the bay. nothing major at this point. these are basically starting to taper off as they move out towards the east. we're going to see a warming pattern for the next few days. let's dig a wide you to see what's happening. the area of low pressure is way down to our south come off the coast of the carolinas. this spinning right here is the pressure moving off of the coast. it was able to draw enough moisture into the mid-atlantic to produce those rainshowers. we also have another storm system to the west. this cold front is marching across starting the position in indiana and lower michigan. the back side of this is where we are tracking the snow including the blizzard-like conditions in parts of the dakotas. the actual area of low pressure is starting to send in to itself meaning the storm is weakening and moving up into canada. this is going to fall apart before it can even reach us. this means we will see a lot of cloud but not a lot of rain. t

. >>> city dock in annapolis will get improvements because a $1.5 million grant has been approved. it's part of a $12.6 million project that first got underway in 2008. >>> it was an incredible final round at the masters with australian adam scott winning his first major. it took two extra holes to win it. he holed a 12 foot birdie. he walked away with his first win at the masters and also the first major victory on his tour. he's the first australia to win the tournament. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a series of coordinated attacks in iraq leaves at least 20 people dead. what could be the motive. >> the supreme court is taking up the issue of patents today and whether you can patent a human gene. the latest on the debate. >> sun and clouds out over the city this noon. meteorologist chelsea ingram will be back with your first warning weather forecast. ,,,, what's that? it's new kool-aid liquid. squirt some into water and boom. kool-aid. but, you are kool-aid. well people get freaked out when you drink from your own head. like, real freaked out. [ male announcer

we are above average, 10 degrees above. 53, in a lot íhhoof spots, annapolis, gwen oak, bell a, rockvilledegrees as wells heading towards montgomery county. 52 northeast, centerville 51. 52 in federalsburg. the temperatures will bump up as we go throughout the day. it will stay that way. the most accurate trend goes in to motion, picking up on showers. what i need you to do is take the rain gear with you. keep it around, you could need it. heading to the game, take the poncho with you. possibility for maybe a stray shower, for today this is how we planks breezy by lunchtime. 68 degrees, the high temperature, coming in 72 degrees. we will take that, but the 76 thursday, and possibly thunderstorms on friday. >>> we have a crash to tell you about 95, blocking a southbound lane, now, at the harbor tunnel, not causing serious delays though as you make the push to downtown baltimore. if you are using 695, a live looks no problems getting across the bridge. remaining clear as you make the push from parkville up to towson. heading up to hunt valley, a live look at the harrisburg expressway. 21 mi

annapolis 54. 55 degrees in pasadena.as we check out what is happening through the rest of the day, waking up around 6:00, the temperature at 54 degrees, by 9:00, we are at 60. the temperatures will bump up today. also it is going to get breezy , the temperature by lunchtime 68 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> heading downtown, no delays to get in your way. everything will remain up to speed, traveling through the fort mc henry and despite the construction, 895, harbor getting along fine as well. as we check in and look at 695, south of burnny highway, no delays across the bridge . it will remain clear from parkville up to towson. here is what the west side looks like at liberty, 7 minute ride on the outer loop, 795 down to 70. that's a look at your time saver traffic. . a day we will never forget, event changed after a series of explosions the boston marathon coming up, a group of local runners say the day was a blur as our coverage of boston continues. >>> 500,000, that's approximately

booktv is on location in annapolis, maryland. >> and now a couple of interviews from booktv's college series. first, booktv interviewed professor john l. jackson jr. about his book, "racial paranoia." the interview was conducted at university of pennsylvania's annenberg school for communication, and it's about 25 minutes. >> john l. jackson jr. is a professor of communication, anthropology and africana studies at the university of pennsylvania. of and he is the author recently of this book, "racial paranoia: the unintended consequences of political correctness." dr. jackson, when you talk about racial paranoia, who's paranoid? >> well, i would argue we're all paranoid when it comes to race. and probably for good reason. i mean, one of the points i make in the book is that race as a category itself is about the embedding of paranoia into the way we look at social life. so, for instance, the whole point of race is to say some differences are so paramount, so biological, so hard wired that we have to be on the lookout for them at all times and that they explain all the other ways in whic

other cities include annapolis, colombia, bellaire -- c olumbia, and bellaire. >> they are sponsored by local running stores, like the one behind me. he spent most of the afternoon trying to find out if their runners were safe and sound. boston after the marathon bombings, there were some tense moments at baltimore running stores. >> people are calling the store trying to find out what we know. >> her mom was one of the runners. in.her mom later called the >> we heard a loud boom. it sounded like a cannon. from where we were, all you could see was smoke. >> and other sponsors store, jim adams was relieved to learn most of the 20 or so of his runners or fast enough to cross the finish line before the bombs went off. >> we did have some folks were a little bit older. from what we have heard, they had not reached the area or they are ok. >> from boston to baltimore, this has hit town for a running community that was celebrating a race that is considered the super bowl. >> i and speeches about how anyone could target such an event -- i am speechless about how anyone could target such an

now, we got a lot of 60s out there but cooler areas as well. 58 in annapolis and kent island at 58 degrees. not quite breaking 60 yet. winds have picked up. they will continue to do so. we are expecting a rather breezy afternoon. they are out of the south 10 miles per hour in washington and 12 miles per hour in baltimore. now, the southerly component of wind is going to help continue to warm us up as we head into the afternoon today and as we head into tomorrow. here is what is going on on satellite and radar. we have a storm system near the great lakes. that is associated with the cold frontal boundary or the leading edge of colder air. this cool front won't be cooling us off and i will tell you why in a minute. all this will do for us is bring a quick chance of a shower or thunderstorm as we head into the wednesday. otherwise it won't do too much. but, this cool front won't cool us off because we have a warm front behind it and that will continue to provide us with the southerly wind. that will warm us up as we head into the rest of the week. now, we have an area of low pressure that wil

annapolis 58. andrews 55 along with gaithersburg.utside in washington, reagan national now in the foreground there, visibility down thanks to the drizzle and the mist and the temperature 59 degrees with a light rain if you will or a heavy mist. east wind at 13. just a raw midday. much, much better days to come because after today, well, we'll start to break things up. the easterly winds continuing today so the atlantic moisture, you saw it on the satellite and radar, it continues to move toward us. improvement begins tomorrow and it's going to stay nice through the upcoming weekend. underneath the clouds we have 50s here. where the sun is out, new york is 65. out west look at the warm air. st. louis already 80 ahead of a front. if we can get rid of the clouds, we're going to warm up and that's what we're going to do. big storms across parts of the midwest headed toward michigan now. a lot of sun to the west. it's this low level moisture that's just been bugging us. [ no audio ] >>> up' supporting the women of that pal by wearing this

a beautiful time lapse to show you out of annapolis with the sunrise is just gorgeous. the clouds build back in very quickly. as i want to show you the satellite picture. here are clouds we have along the blue ridge. even culpeper getting a few peaks of sunshine. we're hoping that will make progress around here as we head into the afternoon hour. we are on our way to the 70's this afternoon. more details and the seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> time now for us to get to boston peer yen. >> hello from boston. so far no group or individual has claimed responsibility in the attack as the investigation continues. here on the streets of boston residents are trying to get lives back to normal with a lot of security watching by. line eerilyw finished ligh empty. debris still scattered all around. runner rebecca says she did just finished when she heard the bombs explode. appeared timed for maximum impact. the race atnishing this time. the first blast rocked the sidewalk along the course, spewing shrapnel and rocking this runner to the ground. to g." >> there was a blast

temperatures being held down due to the cloud cover. 56 for baltimore and annapolis. 61 currently in la plata. up north 63 in frederick and out to the west upper 50s and low 60s here on the i-81 corridor. outside on our michael & son weather camera, cloudy skies. not this dark but it is a cloudy afternoon, 61. national reporting light sprinkles on the hour with a dew point of 46. here in northwest it is dry. wind out of the southeast at 6 miles an hour. it has not been dry out west. this has been a rather snowy period. more snow falling. bismarck 17.6 inches of snow yesterday alone. that was a record for them for a 24-hour period in april. looking at showers moving in toward michigan. more snow now coming in toward denver. they're going to get 4, 5, 6 inches of snow later on tonight and tomorrow. as this thing moved away, the upper level support was lost for much of these showers. we still have lots of clouds around with a few breaks in the cloud cover but generally we're looking cloudy for the afternoon with a stray sprinkle. southeast winds hit the ridgetops out west, it will squee

located 35 miles from our nation's capital in annapolis, maryland.fwill examine the rigors this military school and the cost of operating one of our country's four leading academies. all of it coming up on "washington journal." we want to focus on congress returning this week. a busy week ahead, as the agenda intensifies for lawmakers and the president. a story from "the national journal," what the president will be taking into account as he puts forth his budget recommendations. hegel is back on capitol hill for the first time in his official capacity. and a floor bill to freeze the work of the national labor relations board. a lot on the agenda in washington this week. the president, beginning the debate on guns once again in connecticut. hadpoke in hartford, conn., lightness' morning from "the new york post," pushing gun laws in connecticut, meeting with the mother of one of those victims. by the way, many of these family members flying back on air force one last night are here in washington today to lobby members of congress. the story points out

started never the family car which was parked in front of the garage in the area of bermuda and annapolis drive. the man was getting up to go to work around 3:40 this morning when he says he heard some noises from outside. the fire started near the car and spread to the garage. investigators say it is too early to determine the cause. >>> tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we're monitoring that developing situation out of boston. this is a live picture above the courthouse, the federal courthouse in boston where a threat of some type has forced the evacuation of that courthouse. we understand there have been some conflicting reports about that. we're growing to be sorting that out for you -- we're going to be sorting that out for you today and also the investigation and where it stands at this hour. continually changing. we have people in our newsroom working on that. again, the news conference scheduled in about 90 minutes. we'll bring it you to live right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> thank you so much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time we break and also at

. >>> city dock in annapolis has received federal money towards a $12.6 million renovation that willth flooding issues and will improve boating facilities. >> maryland attorney general is set to unveil a new safety program around facebook. >> today is april 15th, that means it's tax day. >> a teenager is shot in the face in the city. now an investigation is underway. >> costing you money every time it rains. that's what a new tax does. wjz is live with what this means for you wallet. >> there's a new person sporting a green jacket after the masters. who won the tournament and the exciting way he did it. >> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning in just a couple minutes. ,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] mediterranean lavender... ...with a hint of fungi. sweet citrus... ...with a note of e. coli. air fresheners like febreze air effects smell nice... but aren't approved to kill the germs that cause the odors. lysol disinfectant spray does more. we call it healthing... because it kills 99.9% of germs that cause odors at the source. and now you can use it

. >> it should turn out to be a nice day today. 54 in annapolis. 54 in westminster. high temperatures day expected in the upper 60's and low 70's. we will put a 30% chance for some rain tonight and tomorrow. upper 70's by the end of the week but drop back into the 60's by saturday and sunday. >> we have some problems on 95. of 95 at live picture the 895 split. those delays in place back to the white marsh area. 22 miles per hour. take pulaski highway as your alternate. southbound 895, so an accident of note. back to white marsh. watch for a crash in towson at york road. very heavy traffic northbound at powder mill road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. this cowardly act will not be taken with in stride. we will turn every rock over to find the people that are responsible for this. at least three people have died in this event. >> 3 dead and more than 140 hurt. there are reports a boy was one of those killed. at least 17 others are in critical condition. >> we continue our live team coverage with hallie jackson. what is the scene like right now? want to play do

only 50 in frederick and 55 annapolis and winchester. sprinkles out there this morning. >> just some light sprinkles and shouldn't affect travel too much as you head out the door on this monday morning. we >> we have some construction in spots. this is against the rush hour flow. no big deals at duke street. northbound side looks great coming up on 95 from dale city to the 14th street bridge. you're in good shape this morning. let's take a live look at another construction spot. this time it's 355 at cedar lane. the cones were just moved out of the road here and the arrow board still set up southbound side with one lane getting by. no issues to report as you leave the beltway through this area. the beltway looks good through silver spring and bethesda. >>> we begin this morning with some video some of you may find disturbing. it's from a recent police arrest in rehoboth beach, delaware and the police chief confirms the incident is now the subject of an internal police investigation. >> this video was taken last sunday, a week ago, by a w

hard to find a more welcoming or prettier place then annapolis.host: as you see this morning, temperatures are ideal. captain o'brien joins us from california. we look at scenes from the naval academy, 35 miles from where we are at. in washington, d.c. good morning, sir. caller: good morning, and good morning, mr. secretary, and congratulations on your performance. i thank you for your service. as i am looking at these pictures of annapolis come it reminds me of my time there. i was in the united states naval reserve merchant marine reserve community, and i taught at luce hall seamanship and a navigation. i commanded a yp in the north atlantic. we went to halifax. i just fell in love with annapolis and the whole culture there. also, i am qualified for all sailing vessels. they tried to have a british officer or merchant marine officer accompany the youngsters, and for your viewers that have not heard that term, we refer to the second-year people, the sophomores, as youngsters, and we refer to the seniors as firsties. we had three firsties who comm

americans believe that we should be moving forward with marijuana in this country when i was in annapolis the hearing when they were hearing the bill that you just mentioned the medical marijuana bill another bill that was heard presented crafted by one of our legislators there was for the legalization of marijuana it's not just occurring in maryland it occurred in pennsylvania it's occurring in other states when they are policy makers are state policymakers putting forth the legislation not through referendum and that's an interesting point here hopefully i mean it will eventually reach a tipping point of states i think where the federal government won't have to have a choice but you mentioned that state lawmakers are getting enough courage now to be introducing this legislation on their own they used to be that you have to get ballot measures out there and in california there was a ballot measure in two thousand and ten i think it was to legalize that which which was defeated but that was kind of bad in the election for progressives in general but what is the strategy moving forward is