that suspect from annapolis is now in custody. white faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and robbery. he is currently being held without bond. a vigil is scheduled for 7:00 at cape sinclair, maryland, to show support for adams and his family. a manhunt in prince william county after a woman was abducted. the police are looking for this man. they say that he forced his way into an apartment in manassas. this was early this morning. he was carrying a kitchen knife and took the 25-year-old woman. it's not clear if they drove off or left on foot. if you have information, call the police. a high school student from prince george's county died while returning from a field trip to washington, d.c. officials say the 16-year-old from bo we high stopped breathing on the bus ride home early this morning. cpr was performed, but the teenager and not survive. it is not clear what calls the medical emergency. a man who was shot in the back while running from a south carolina police officer was laid to rest today. a police escort l

they're running out of time here in annapolis. if it does not pass through the house tonight, it obviously is not going to happen. but they say they'll be back and they'll fight this again for an eighth time. in annapolis joce sterman, abc 7 news. maureen: thank you joce. maryland's legislature is already racing the clock to pass a budget. governor hogan says spending cuts are needed but democrats aren't willing to cut back on education funding, health programs or a cost of living adjustment for state employees. lawmakers have until midnight to reach an agreement or extend the legislative session. developing now -- police are looking for the man accused of killing his wife at a dunkin' donuts in hanover, maryland. bhadreshkumar patel is charged with first-degree murder and other charges. customers called 911 last night after finding the store empty. officers found palak patel's body in the restaurant kitchen. police say the couple worked together at the store. >> considering him dangerous and we're looking for him. we're not rulin

naval academy in annapolis.surae chinn is live in the maryland capital this morning. >> she will be. we will join her momentarily as soon as we get things figured out there. >> hope it get her back soon. >>> now we are going to talk about that terrible earthquake that happened in nepal again. the one that happened near kathmandu overnight friday night into early saturday morning. a 6.7 magnitude aftershock happened early this morning. so it just keeps coming. the tremor came a day after a massive earthquake in the region killed more than 2100 people and devastated a large swath of the capital city's buildings and infrastructure. the aftershock sent people in the city running for open ground. it was not clear what damage was sustained. the quake was the worst to hit the poor south asian nation in more than 80 years. >>> in alabama at least one person is confirmed dead as sailboats capsized during the col fin island regatta yesterday afternoon. a fast-moving severe storm with winds well over seven tie miles per ho

then on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, md.. booktv will be covering this festival as well. in the sea of gaithersburg, md. the fifth annual geek is terrible festival on may 16th and you will see it live on booktv that day. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your arianes we will add them to our list e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv television for serious readers. >> this weekend booktv is live on in depth with ronald kessler. the investigative journalist has written several books on the practices of the cia, fbi and secret service as well as the lives of prominent political figures. cornell west is on afterwards and looks at the radical politics of martin luther king jr.. phnom chomsky weighs in on domestic and international affairs and we visit tulsa, okla. to look at the city's literary sites and talked with doctors. this weekend books on standardized testing in public schools and how presidents handle crisis situations.

report lg reporting from annapolis, barry simms.>>> now at 6:00 we're filling in the blanks from last night's deadly shoot tagt census bureau and the mayhem that led all the way to h street in d.c. >> tonight we're learning more about the suspect. anderson was supposed to go to court today on other charges. we also know the name of the woman who was kidnapped but we are protecting her privacy. we're still trying to find out why she was being held at gunpoint and how she escaped before the final shoot-out with police. >> and why there was so much damage inside the census building after the shooting was over. and our first look at the guard who was killed while doing his job. we begin with mark segraves. >> reporter: we just got the charge documents from the u.s. attorneys for the charges in the district. it's painting a different picture of what happened and the time line. we know it began in washington with a kidnapping. and then it moved into maryland where the suspect shot and killed a guard and then came back here into the distri

but annapolis at 58 with a few areas here that are going to get us in to the 50s. weather headlines. tomorrow breezy, a little bit cooler with a few more clouds and a chance for the afternoon shower in the upper 50s and the lower 60s. breezy on tuesday. wednesday looks good. showers will return on thursday. then next weekend. it looks like it will be dry. these are three tornado watch boxes as they have been confirmed in north texas this evening. for the most part, they would track east, staying south of us. but the system up here, do you see the rain and snow showers in to canada that are trying to get back down towards new york state. so tomorrow afternoon as it is in that vicinity, it'll pop a couple of showers for us. you'll need a jacket early and then the clouds start to pop midday with a shower here and there and it is not too widespread. that's by tomorrow evening. tuesday still a little breezy, but a pretty nice looking day nonetheless. here is the forecast. tonight, clear to partly cloudy. down to the low to mid-40s. the winds are picking up just a little

live in annapolis, tom roussey abc 7 news. alison: the hold on the books will have to you waiting until next year to be fixed. >> it will help survivors and help marilyn say if you want to have a baby, we support you. alison: under current law accused rapists can seek custody of a child conceived during the attack. montgomery county delegate is proposing a bill to limit custody rights seven times supported by everybody from the catholic church to right to life organizations. the bill will have to wait until the next legislative session. leon: also passed hours ago legislation to make uber a permanent fixture in maryland. the senate passed a bill to create a separate transportation network for these services, meaning that uber would no longer be in the same category as taxis and limousines. that bill heads to the house now. alison: the police are looking for this man on your screen, patel, who they say killed his wife in a dunkin' donuts. he is wanted for first-degree murder and other charges. the police were tipped off to the

that's the very latest here from annapolis. mike, back you to in the studio. >> thank you, delia. >>> employees at the census bureau returned to work late this morning after a deadly shooting there last night. police say 48-year-old ronald anderson kidnapped his girlfriend in d.c. yesterday and then drove her to the census bureau. security guard lawrence buck fehr spotted them arguing in the car and then approached. that's when police say anderson so the and killed buckner. the census bureau was on lockdown for several hours yesterday when officers eventually cornered that suspect in southeast d.c., there was a shootout and an officer us a hit in the -- was hit in the leg. the suspect was also wounded. employees at the census bureau are understandably shaken. tom freedy spoke about talking with buckner as he checked in. >> i knew him over a period of time. you know, you talk about sports all the time and i was going about my day. ashe w going about his day. clock in, clock out but you never know when it's somebody's last day. >

mary's county over to bowie, annapolis and over to calvert county. that's it.it gets out of here and we'll see a breezy day and temperatures near 70 degrees. 54 for gaithersburg. 55 for frederick over to annapolis, 59. expecting just a few light sprinkles out there. take a look at our mike equal & son camera. the skies are -- michael & son camera. the skies are starting to clear. we'll track the sunrise now on our weather cam. here's our planner. by 8:00 in the morning 59 degrees. mid-60s by lunch time and a few fair weather clouds for your drive home. you'll need the sunglasses in your seven-day. good morning, larry. >>> good morning. we're still keeping a close eye on an accident on the northbound sides of i-95. i want to let you know that disabled car that was involved in the accident now moved to the shoulder so the shoulder is now blocked. this taking place between dumfries and dale city where we're also seeing some slowdowns in that area. if you have yet to leave the house, i subject that you do quick -- suggest that you do quickly because it will add som

annapolis was another capital.at they had was a government a state government that the sat in one city or one town and rotated around the state. the term seat of federal government or seat of government is the term in the united states constitution and as our next point out, the united states people in the united states did not refer to this place as the capital of the united states until the 1870s except for a very few people such as not george washington, who would not use the word because he so careful about doing things constitutionally. but certainly lahiri enfant the american peter lan fant who designed washington, d.c. and whom i will talk about. i'm highly offended apologies rebecca to hear the word pierre. this man was an american, french born, of course. but like italian born and irish born, they're americans. african born. they're americans. he was an american citizen. the pierre nonsense was created by the american enstatute of architects in the late 19th century in order to claim that offer capitol was

in annapolis, diane cho, abc 7 news.coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 charges in the stock market crash that sent the market tumbling 600 points in just five minutes. alison: plus a man clinging right here to the hood of a car. find out the chain of events that landed him there. scott: checking our top stories now, the march to justice arrived in washington today. demonstrators got to capitol hill in the past 45 minutes and they are calling for an end to police related deaths and what they see as systemic racial injustice. protest began nine days ago and included stops in philadelphia as well as baltimore. alison: a new study afirms what most doctors have said for years. it was published in the journal of the american medical association and the study found no link between the m.m.r. vaccine and autism. m.m.r. stands for measles, mumps and rubella. that study was conducted by the falls church based group. scott: and fairfax county agrees to pay nearly $3 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. the money will go to the

. >> reporter: the governor has closed his offices in annapolis. he's moving his office to baltimore to help deal with the situation here. he's canceled his public schedule for today. he's devoted his time and state resources to deal with the situation that's unfolding here in baltimore. he's in constant communication with the leadership here and he's been talking to folks at the white house as well. we know late last night he held that news conference. he talked with president obama to talk about the situation unfolding here. he call the national guard to help out here as a last resort. that was the term that he used that was the term thaft head of the national guard used and he says he did not make that decision lightly. >> he thanked me for the action. said we thought we were doing the right thing. he said i assume you and your

in the annapolis. now we just gotta find the stadium. did you just say, "in the annapolis?"ndianapolis! indianapolis! uh oh uh oh?!? you do know we are in the maryland, right? indianapolis is in the indiana. two different states man. (lullaby music) goodnight march madness, you bench mark of spring. you stirred our thirst to compete and our hunger for wings. you took office productivity and you punched it in the face. you turned basketball trivia into a vicious arms race. you made mortals into legends and broke brackets just for spite. you made yelling like a psycho seem somehow alright. goodnight march madness, thanks for the emotions of all sorts. and even though you'll be sleeping tomorrow, we'll keep serving wings beer and sports. ahh. greg: a reminder as we continue live from indianapolis, cbs sports coverage of the matches from augusta national golf club begins with late-night highlights this thursday and friday evening at 11:35 p.m. eastern time. live third-round coverage on saturday begins at 3:00 eastern. sunday's action comes your way starting at 2:00 eastern time.

then on april 25, the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the school in annapolis maryland. booktv will be covering this as well. the cities of gaithersburg, maryland, will host the gaithersburg book festival on may 16, and you will see it live on booktv that day. let us know about fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to our list e-mail them to us at c-span.org. >> with a that ted cruz was nominated and let's say that some are just outraged. and let's say that people for the american way and other corporations decide that they want to make a documentary and they want eric to run the general election. wonderful, i'm all for that. i'm there, my check is ready to go. and now they want to air the documentary and they want something else. they want to write a book. so do you know if under the dissenting views in the very case, the case that he supported people to the american way, it would be a federal crime to air that documentary and a crime as evidenced by the oral arguments that elena kagan and the previous conceded that a book could be regulated. to me as so

and to our north and to the north and east from near baltimore over to annapolis and around the bay, it's in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. storm team 4 radar had a few sprinkles on the eastern shore. those have dissi patd. there's a live view showing the brightening sky. we'll have a cool morning and a breezy and mild afternoon. rain chances will be moving in later this week. we'll look at your drive time forecast for the morning commute and the afternoon commute. that's next weather and traffic coming up at 6:11. we have an update on a fatal crash. >> police still blocking part of the roadway here. we're talking north van dorn street and west braddock. the alternate is howard street to get around that. westbound, dulles toll road got a report of a wrong way driver. southbound georgia avenue between layhill road and randolph road they are dealing with a water main break. brand new crash here bradley boulevard at river road it sounds like it's off to the shoulder here in a few minutes. just little things here and there. 95 bw parkway, everything looking good. live pictures of 66

in the annapolis. now we just gotta find the stadium. did you just say, "in the annapolis?"ndianapolis! indianapolis! uh oh uh oh?!? you do know we are in the maryland, right? indianapolis is in the indiana. two different states man. (lullaby music) goodnight march madness, you bench mark of spring. you stirred our thirst to compete and our hunger for wings. you took office productivity and you punched it in the face. you turned basketball trivia into a vicious arms race. you made mortals into legends and broke brackets just for spite. you made yelling like a psycho seem somehow alright. goodnight march madness, thanks for the emotions of all sorts. and even though you'll be sleeping tomorrow, we'll keep serving wings beer and sports. ahh. greg: a reminder as we continue live from indianapolis, cbs sports coverage of the matches from augusta national golf club begins with late-night highlights this thursday and friday evening at 11:35 p.m. eastern time. live third-round coverage on saturday begins at 3:00 eastern. sunday's action comes your way starting at 2:00 eastern time.

right now 69 in d.c. 66 in romville and 67 toward annapolis.'re headed to the nationals game first pitch at 7:05, this kind of shows you what it will be like around the rest of the area tonight too. going to be a little coomer, 64 by 7:05, 60 by the seventh inning, 57 by last out. we're dropping into the 50s fairly quickly. on the radar, a few showers trying to pop back to the west. these are part of that cold air that i'm talking about here. tomorrow will be a little bit on the cool side again. actually, temperatures tomorrow were today, around average. isolated early showers around 7, 8, 9. our best chance of showers and a thunderstorm between 2 and 5 tomorrow, along the i-95 corridor and a little sooner toward the west. 70 tomorrow, but then here's the cool air, 58 on thursday, 60 degrees coming up on friday back to 59 on saturday. the temperatures 10 to about 15 degrees below average for this time of year in many locations. many of you only in the mid-50s during this time frame. and many of you on friday and saturday morning waking up to tem

in annapolis, coming up. what charles county dele >>> it is one politician's darkest secret. tonight, the shocking courageous way he chose to break his lifelong silence. ct wilson a maryland state delegate from the waldorf area and a short time ago, he sat down with scott broom in annapolis to talk about what he's done. scott? >> reporter: well, people here in annapolis fellow legislators are still picking up their jaws after what happened in front of this committee back on march 18th. this was supposed to be routine testimony about a child abuse, sexual assault reform bill. instead, ct wilson shocked everyone by telling the secret of what happened to him when he was a little boy. >> i want to really really want to be here. >> reporter: delegate wilson -- uncomfortable. anxious. >> from the age of about 9 to 15. i went from what was a difficult life to a downright hell. >> reporter: and then as seen on this youtube video, he said it. >> after the physical abuse will come the sexual abuse. for the slightest mistake. i can't sit here and describe to you the pain of being betten

the average is 66, so a little above. 68 gaithersburg, 69 andrews, 60 degrees in annapolis because the chesapeake bay waters are only in the upper 40's, low 50's. right now, not that chilly, 57 reagan national, 55 dulles, 51 bwi-marshall. we stay in the 50's downtown but the suburbs falling into the 40's. tomorrow looks great. the cherry blossoms will still be looking fantastic. if you did not have an opportunity to check them out this weekend, tomorrow looks great. you may have clouds in the morning, but that will give way to sunshine. 1:00 am a 60 nine degrees, 73 the afternoon high. it will be breezy, the wind out of the southwest pumping in the warmer air mass, between 10 and 20 miles per hour. the high pressure moving offshore, the southerly breeze pumping in the warm air mass. class from this week system off to the west may greet us early tomorrow morning, but it will not produce rain. it is this system, the midsection of the country, that will bring showers tuesday. let's zoom in, futurecast, the timing. tomorrow night, 7:00, you don't have to worry about rain tomorrow for the m

it's 48 still in gaithersburg and cumberland. 51 degrees now in annapolis. the winds are a story too, and yeah, we got a bit of a chill you can calculate with temperatures in the 50's and winds 15 to 20 miles per hour makes it feel a few degrees cooler and later tonight, it's going to get downright cold. here's the story. breezy chilly maybe a sprinkle towards the maryland-pennsylvania line this noon. temperatures fall more quickly and in fact, the winds will diminish lighter tonight and as temperatures fall, there's a freeze watch up. you see it shaded in blue. frederick, carroll county maryland washington county straight down to the blue ridge and points west along i-811. could get below freezing for a couple of hours in the morning in those locations. see if there are any warmer days coming up and we'll let you know in the seven day outlook in a couple of minutes. jummy: see you then. today, former c.i.a. director david petraeus will be sentenced in a federal courtroom in north carolina. he's accused of sharing military secrets with his biographer and for

but he will get braggingights and could s say he made a difference in annapolis.discussion we have not had for a long time. you say hictics are differt from bob ehrlich. you say hes trng to be more bipaisan a and needs to be. robert: he e was inititially. and for most of the session, he has been reaching out to people. therhave been flashes of tulance that have irritated the democrats. but he has been trying to reach out and build bridges and not get in squalid them best squabbles the way bob ehrlich did when he was governor. thgs have gotten worse in the last days as we approach the in game -- endme as theyey are jockeying for position over what the budget is going to look like and over school politician -- policies, especially charters and a a possible grant for corporions that donate to private, including releligious schools.s. rebebecca: what do you think the chances are of getting significant tax cutin this budget? robert: significant, no chance. the democrats will not go along with that. the real queuestion is whetherou can get something that will allow hoga

into the mid-40s for baltimore, annapolis. andrews at 46 right through southern maryland we're into the mid-40s. a little bit better in culpeper at 52 but our temperatures are not growing to get much better than that. we're still staying into the mid-50s. tomorrow we'll go to the upper 50s. we want some 70s. they're in the forecast. no worries. we're drying out but that's -- but what's leftover? a couple of light areas of rain there push in this evening. if you're headed to the nats game, just a few light showers. it's not growing to absoaker or wash the game out. just a nuisance. you want to dress for the 40s. it will be cloudy. here we are for 6:00. a couple of showers well off to the west through the shenandoah valley right along 81, south and west. as we head through game time, you might see a couple of showers 45 minutes to an hour. not going to last the entire game. cloudy skies farther south. as we head through the midnight hour, overnight wednesday night into tomorrow morning, thursday, a couple more showers will push

in annapolis, brad bell abc 7 news. jummy? jummy: brad coming up here at noon new developments in a police involved shooting death in tulsa, oklahoma. the next step for the 73-year-old volunteer deputy after he confused a taser with a real gun. and a health alert this noon, how taking pain relievers could impact your mental well being. and new and improved metrocards make their debut today. up close look at the high-tech features you should know about. in the weather department more unsettled weather in the forecast. doug back with the best time for outdoor plans this week. we'll be right back. jummy: new developments this afternoon in the north carolina community college shooting. police say the deadly incident is now being investigated as a hate crime. they arrested 20-year-old kenneth stancil. he was taken into custody early this morning in florida. he was actually spotted sleeping on a beach in daytona, florida. stancil is accused of shooting and killing the school's print shop director. authorities in oklahoma say a volun

bishop who lives in annapolis, is just feet away. >> i wouldn't have known it was a gunshot even though he was maybe 20 feet behind me unless the girl who was looking over my shoulder threw her hand up and said oh my god, he just shot himself. >> reporter: bishop says he did not get a good look at the man, but says he was holding a small sign that said something about taxes and 1%. >> i was probably ten feet away from him, 15 feet when he kind of walked up behind me and i didn't hear him ranting or raving or saying anything. it was just very surreal. >> the shooting happened on a beautiful saturday when thousands of people are in town for the cherry blossom festival. many were stunned when the capitol became a crime scene. >> i had no idea what was going through his mind or how horrible his situation must be to do that. >> bishop took a few photos on his phone. this one, he says shows what he described as a carry-on type suitcase that was by the man's side. >> he was obviously not of stable mind. to take his own life you know he could have very easily made a statement and took out other

lower 40's north and west of the metro area. 42 in winchester and martinsburg. 51 degrees in annapolis 52 in downtown washington. temperatures throughout the mid atlantic and areas to the west still a little bit on the cool side away from washington. this is our average high so we're on the button here. other places just a little bit cooler. but things are going to turn around and change. not so much in the short term. but as we get into the weekend and beyond it looks like we're ahead of a long stretch of temperatures above average for this time of year and at least through the weekend and early next week, it may be accompanied by sunshine. that's all looking good. for tonight, clear skies. our futurecast keeps it clear overnight and through a good portion of the day tomorrow. but then by tomorrow evening, clouds increase ahead of the developing storm center. that's going to make a move to the northeast off the coast with the moisture coming from a lot of directions. it appears the heaviest rain will stay to the south and east. we'll have the chance of rain through thursday thursday n

near annapolis, brad bell, abc 7 news. autria: we're also following new developments in the kidnapping and deadly shooting at the census bureau. we now know the guard who was shot has died and new this noon the accused shooter is identified as ronald anderson. jeanette reyes has reaction from shocked census bureau employees. jeanette: things aren't completely back to normal here at the u.s. census bureau after a shootout left one guard dead. in fact you can still see the main entrance here is closed off. employees are at a different entrance. the federal center is operating on a two-hour delay today because of yesterday's incident. earlier this morning, employees were notified they could use unscheduled leave or telework. employees are being granted an excused absence today. the armed kidnapping took place in northeast d.c. around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the suspect and victim was sighted here by a security guard shot in the chest multiple times and died shortly after. the chase ended in a crash and shootout in northeast

. >>> in annapolis, another group rallied in support of law enforcement. they carried signs that read blue lives matter. about 100 people took in the rally. united for blue organized that march. >>> 4:31 is our time right now. get you caught up on the weather headlines today. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with what is starting out to be a chilly day. good morning. >> it's only around 40 degrees in the nearby suburbs. in gaithersburg at 44 degrees. still a few clouds there in northern montgomery county. by mid afternoon, those should be up around 60 degrees there with a few clouds coming through. maybe an isolated scattered shower. right now in woodbridge at 46 in prince william county. mostly clear there now. a little bit of a breeze temperatures should be reaching the low 60s there in woodbridge. and it is partly cloudy to mostly clear there now, and may drop a couple of more degrees between now and dawn and then by mid afternoon to late afternoon, should be up around 60 there. quite a bit of cloudiness around. maybe a few scattered showers co

happened around 2:00 this morning outside a convenience store on east college parkway in annapolis. police say a witness told the officer about a suspicious man outside the tore. the officer approached him and there was some kind of a struggle. the suspect fired a shot and ran away. police are still searching for the armed gunman. >>> developing out of baltimore county three people are dead in what police are calling a murder/suicide. now, investigators went to a home in parkvail after a 911 caller said that the woman who lived in the house didn't show up for work. when officers got there, they discovered the bodies of three family members. police believe a knife and gun were used in those doets. the investigation ising what forced a small car off the road and into a small creek. the suv ended up partially submerged in the creek along woodmore road tonight. they didn't use boats. they were able to pull the driver out of the car. he suffered a medical emergency and ran off the road. he's now in good condition. >>> more dash cam video is filling in the blanks in that deadly police sho

annapolis picking up a bit of a bay breeze and 58. reagan national can see the temperatures drop a couple of degrees and winds coming across the potomac river could do that. the general theme is we're going to push through the upper 60's to around 70 area wide. it will be a very pleasant afternoon but during the mid afternoon hours, you will notice an increase in cloudiness from the west and that cloudiness will produce showers. i think they'll be later tonight. looking at radar trends right now, certainly could happen in some areas west of town by very late this afternoon or early this evening. keeping a very close eye on that. so here it comes on storm scan. you see one batch of rain southwest of richmond now. small area. larger area of rain developing over kentucky and tennessee and that's the area i think we'll be dealing with late tonight and through the day tomorrow. some good news and some not so good news for outdoor weather conditions this weekend. giving you details and timing in a couple of minutes. jummy? jummy: see you th

sign it. >>> the lockdown is over and back to business as usual at anne arundel medical center in annapolis. according to the hospital website, somebody in the emergency department made a threat against the hospital and standard procedure calls for a partial lockdown. anne arundel county cops say they talked with the person who made the threat away from the hospital. >>> a prince george's county police officer is facing really big trouble tonight. corporal jesse stewart, jr. is on suspension hit with a lawsuit and charged with reckless endangerment. it involves a hazing incident alleged to have happened when he's accused of smacking, hitting, caning and paddling men trying to join the alumni chapter of the kappa alpha psi fraternity. one of the alleged victims is 45-year-old harry drawn. he's filed suit against the fraternity and officer stewart. >> he seemed very comfortable in doing it. he just is someone who just took advantage of the power that he had. >> we tried to contact stewart, but nobody answered at his home. prince george's county police say stewart was off duty when the alleged

late last night, police arrested 30-year-old white of annapolis in connection with that shooting. white has been charged with attempted first and second- degree murder and several other charges. he is currently being held without bond in the anne arundel county detention center. >>> coming up tonight, the cherry blossoms peeking and they are drawing big crowds. we'll take you there. >> and, it's a dirty job, but someone, or thousands of someones have got to do it. we're going to take you inside the cleanup of one of our areas >>> you may have seen them out tonight, yellow trash bags. our cleanup the potomac watershed today. west virginia, and pennsylvania, to participate in the 27th annual potomac watershed cleanup. each of these states has ends of the pow potomac river. hopefully this will help when people are driving by in the parkway to remember, throwing a cigarette butt out the window, they all accumulate. they are not going to decompose. people think it will somehow going to be biodegrateable, it's not. it ends up in the waterway and this is an area that belongs to all of us

that's in the annapolis area. there is a 7-eleven and pnc bank nearby.don't have any information about the condition of the officer. we do have calls into police. as soon as we know more we'll bring it right to you. push it out through alerts on our nbc washington app. >>> 6:34. today a maryland man will learn how long he'll spend behind bars for causing a deadly crash. he was driving drunk on lee highway last year when he slammed into a car at ft. myer drive. the 24-year-old driver of the chrysler was killed. he had just gotten his license back after having it suspended for a year. >>> we're waiting to learn whether there will be charges. rick warrick was killed super bowl sunday trying to fix his car on the side of the road. his fiance was hurt as well. u.s. park police say 73-year-old earl teeter was the driver who hit them. investigators say they found pieces of teat teeter's car at the scene. >>> police are searching for a man who tried to take a child from a dale city daycare center. take a look to pick up a child at small world daycare center last

it's slow going down 301 in southern maryland and out route 50 toward annapolis.m in toward the beltway and it's lighter activity, light to moderate rain anywhere around the beltway with temperatures in the 50s and the rain lingering through the commute. our yellow alert continues, but the rain and showers are through the commute. bus stop temperatures nothing crazy cold behind the front, 44 to about 56 and dry in the morning. wednesday nice, grab a little light jacket. thursday clouds return. in fact, we may see rain and showers return thursday afternoon but not quite as dismal or steady as this rain. 10:00 tonight temps in the 50s, probably walk the dog. a couple showers here and there, but most of the activity is now across into the delmarva. then by morning clear skies with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. clouds will try to linger to the south in fredericksburg dovetailing back into orange and luray into the shenandoah valley. 9:00 partly cloudy skies, 50s, clouds lingering south and west. by 1:00 the models are trying to bring clouds back in. i thi

springtime in annapolis, the time for flowers and bill proposals to blossom. but not all of them do. >> we've tried this bill over and over again. and we're running into road blocks.

approaching 95 over toward annapolis by 3:30.then by 5:30, it's already through southern maryland, through the northern neck. we're drying out. might see a stray shower at best in time for the nats game. here's one stray shower by 8:30 along 70. for the most part the rain is over. it will be cool and breezy, though. grab the light jacket. today is the warmest day. we're going to see temperatures really fall off after that. 68 degrees today. 60 for thursday. 61 for friday. still breezy through friday. friday night coldest of our suburbs could see some patchy frost but we warm up by sunday. good morning, larry. >>> good morning, allyson. 6:19. want to let my marc train riders the train is running on schedule. same for vre so we're off to a good start. for those of you getting ready to head out the door or you're going to be leaving within the next 10, 15 minutes, you're looking at a problem free commute on the beltway. kenilworth to cabin john parkway, 15 mince. eastbound 66 to lee highway, 20- minute commute. dale boulevard to i-3

in reedville says it's not raining yet but it will be in a little bit. 58 for baltimore. 53 for annapolis. we're headed for the 70s today. it's going to be very warm but that sets us up for some thunderstorms this afternoon. very isolated. i'll track them on your futurecast coming up in just a bit. first a check on traffic with larry miller. >> good morning, allyson. i appreciate that. good morning you to. i want to let you know we have an accident right now on the ramp from dale boulevard to northbound i-95. we understand that it's an suv involving a tractor-trailer. a look right now on 95 at dale boulevard doesn't show any delays in that area. but again volume starting to build up on the northbound side. we're keeping a close eye on that accident. we'll let you know how it shapes up there. traveling on the beltway, no issues to report on the inner and outer loop. free and clear. 395, 295 as well as the bw parkway smooth for the most part. but if you are going to be traveling southbound on 295, we're starting to see volume again just starting to build up. you want to be mindful of that a

if you're going to be traveling on the inner loop of the beltway to annapolis road, 26- minute commute-minute commute lee highway to constitution avenue. dale boulevard to i-395 an 18- minute commute. 95 free and clear of any problems. if you're going to be traveling eastbound on 50 from crain highway into town at brentwood parkway northeast, you're looking at a 19-minute commute. let's show what you i-395 looks like. this is at edsall road. traffic is moving on the northbound side as you make your way to the 14th street bridge. no issues, just normal volume that we would normally see during this type of day. let's get a look at our maryland camera showing you how things are shaping up at seven locks road. traffic is jamming, folks but no issues, no problems so a good remedy this morning for you or a good equation i should say for you to get to your destination on time this morning. andrea and nick, we'll send it over you to. >>> a popular arlington memorial is going to get its first facelift ever. >> president obama and d.c. mayor muriel bowser are about to take a lets say this is you

annapolis 35 degrees. not many 40s out there at all. take a look at your futurecast.y one still on the breezy side. patchy frost possible. most areas are fine especially inside the beltway. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, cloudy skies and the rain is going to be approaching by dinner time and it hangs around here or there through sunday morning. so sunday afternoon better conditions but we're not getting much warmer again. temperatures will stay into the upper 50s for sunday afternoon. 60 today. 61 for tomorrow. the showers arrive and we finally see a modest warm-up next week but that's all ahead of another chance of rain on thursday. it is the weekend and it is sunny. here is larry miller. >>> larry miller? did you say miller? just making sure. i want to let my metro riders know we have a delay on the blue line toward the largo metro station. apparently there was an earlier issue outside of franconia- springfield metro station causing those delays. buses running on schedule. if you're getting ready to head out the door or will be in the next 5 to 10 minutes a smo

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nothing to worry about around the weather department. 54 in haegerstown and 48 in annapolis courtesy of the cold bay water. 53 in national airport and most areas stay in the 50s off into the 60s. 67 here in washington. about 70 in fredericksburg. cooler in northern maryland and 69 in culpepper. we will talk about the spectacular weekend a blossoms will last. >> all new this morning, a two-car crash that killed a driver. that is happening on the beltway of prince georges. the inner loop is closed. maryland police confirmed the driver died. the driver and the passenger in the other car were taken to the hospital and both are expected to be okay. >> in anne arundel county we know who he is. the man arrested for the shooting of a police officer in a nap sis. police arrested 30-year-old colvin white. he is being held without bond and police say white shot at an anne arundel county police officer early friday morning at a convenience store on east college parkway. we did get an update. the officer had several surgeries and still in critical condition. >> new information about a suspect in

brendan: i am from annapolis. stephanie: where did you go to high school? brendan: annapolis high.: did you know i was from the garden state? brendan: i did not. do you know who else went to an annapolis? bill belichick. they are going to have to change the words to the fight song from wisconsin just to frank kaminsky . it was an amazing game and he could have gone pro last year and he wrote a beautiful essay about why he was staying in wisconsin for one more year because he would like to stop eating pork, but it's just too much fun. stephanie: who doesn't want to live in milwaukee and have that much cheese. jim chanos, thank you for the delivery. and our own founder, michael bloomberg, thank you for playing. he won 60 grand for harlem r.b.i.. coming up, you can find him at a dallas mavericks game -- but tomorrow you will find billionaire mark cuban here on "market makers" talking about education and technology. have a great day. brendan: happy wisconsin. ♪ scarlet: it is 56 and as past the hour, that means it's time to go on the markets. futures have signaled we are in for a sello

a much cooler 50 degrees at annapolis. the winds from the u.s. naval academy. cooler. we have a lot more to go before the winter temperatures will affect the water temperatures. gusting at 29 at reagan national. 32 at washington-dulles. the rain is peeling off to the north and east. patches of rain tomorrow with a warm front and a cold front. the futurecast tracks the rain in early tomorrow morning. 9:00 metro west. the cold will be developing through the afternoon and starting eastward. breezy and warm and maybe by tomorrow night, and have your downpours and mostly be thunderstorms, the front will move through. then we have clear skies for the weekend. 70 tomorrow. a little sun. breezy and warm. temperatures up to 72 degrees. then for the next seven days, we will see a cooler day on saturday. it will be breezy, 64 he high. monday, 60 seven degrees. it should be right around 67 degrees at first pitch at nationals park. rain chance tuesday, wednesday thursday. maureen: thank you. >> like that respect. maureen: and we are welcoming a new member of the team. and let's wel

the only caveat, along the bay cooler, 60 degrees in annapolis today. the bay water temperatures are in the upper 40's, lower 50's. dollars international, 55 degrees, bwi 51, 52 gaithersburg 54 manassas. overnight lows in the 40's in the suburbs, 52 degrees downtown. the cherry blossoms will still be looking fantastic tomorrow come if you have an opportunity to check them out. it will be a little cool and cloudy in the morning, but the sunshine prevails. 69 degrees by 1:00 p.m., 73 degrees the high. the wind out of the southwest between 10 and 15 miles per hour with higher wind gusts. the wind is out of the south assuring the warmer air mass. showers moving in from the system currently in the midsection of the country. the futurecast at 7:00, most of the day tomorrow, mostly sunny but clouds move in late monday night while you are sleeping. as when the rain moves in. 7:00 tuesday morning, i think showers. it will probably really be a wet tuesday morning commute, so allow extra time. where you see the yellow is where there could be pockets of moderate or

this is the first officer in annapolis to be shot in the line of duty since 2008. >>> the 50-year-old black driver fatally shot by a white police officer in south carolina will be laid to rest today. mourners are continued to gather to remember walter scott. a steady stream of people attended the wake on friday. officer michael slager was fired and now is charged with murder after video surfaced of the incident. >>> the life and death of a young woman fighting cancer is still inspiring many. lauren hill died of brain cancer, and her story gathered national attention when brain cancer didn't stop her from her dream of playing college basketball in cincinnati. the ncaa moved up the opening day so she could make her first basket. >>> the town of vienna honored a resident by naming a baseball field after him. he was a distinguished vietnam veteran and career intelligence officer with the cia and found time to volunteer for the last 35 years coaching little league baseball, football, and basketball. >> the best part is 20 years later, hey, coach, they say remember me? i don't remember wher

. >>> right now, there's a standoff in annapolis over maryland'sbudget. chris gordon looks at when's at stake on the last day of the session. >> reporter: democratic leaders are accusing republican governor hogan of blindsiding them after passing most of his initiatives and a balanced $40 billion budget they say they were surprised friday when the governor took $75 million off the table. >> we're not going to go backwards on public education and in terms of state employees. we're not going backwards in terms of medicaid family. we have fully funded the items and responsible. >> reporter: in response the democratic majority in the house of delegates seems to be delaying action to authorize public charter schools, grant military retirees income tax relief, repeal the rain tax and reduce personal property taxes. >> the voters of maryland spoke loudly and clearly last year. they said they're tired of taxes and spending. they would like to see fiscal restraint and responsibility. and we're very proud that governor hogan is holding the line on that. >> reporter

more opportunities in the coming weeks and months to get into the 70's and 80's. 72 the high and annapolisoler along the chesapeake bay. just before midday, still in the 50's and 60's. 68 at reagan national, 58 dulles cool spot in manassas right now, 55. tomorrow morning, dry weather, clouds moving in. already moving in on satellite radar, saturday -- scattered clouds over the carolinas. the remainder of the rain will be in the midsection of the country and we have the opportunity for thunderstorms but that will hold off until late monday. but showers from the system arriving by late tomorrow. tonight, we are in the clear, 55 in the city, 40's in the suburbs. tomorrow only in the mid-60's, breezy, the wind out of the east at 10 to 20. after about 5:00, 6:00, that is when we get the rain moving from southwest to northeast. the shower south west of the d.c. metro area in the afternoon, so most of the day should be dry. heading to the nats game, it should be good. monday morning, rain is still possible but then the rain moves out, clearing midday mid-70's the highs. as the cold front comes th

you missed your chance if you were not in annapolis today. mark rypien and joe theismann and doug williams were at huddle uyp for healthy hearts. >> how many times do you get all three quarterbacks that have one super bowls -- that have won super bowl's for one team? >> we haven't had an opportunity to get together and reminisce and its special. it's a great fraternity for all of us to be part of. robert: and the o's blowout the red sox 18-7. and looks like 13-7 in the first quarter wiz keep the momentum going. kellye: is more sunshine ahead? devon: eventually, but we have to get past the clouds tomorrow. a slim chance of an isolated shower, 62, with wind gusts. sun tuesday, close to 70. the rain most likely thursday at this time. and going into next weekend nice temperatures. don't forget to tune into "good morning washington" tomorrow and eileen whelan will track the rain. kellye: she will be on the job. and we thank you very much for joining us. hope to see you back here at 11:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,