join the discussion. " is live from the annapolis boat felts will -- " booktv tv" is live from the annapolisk festival. , author ofeluca "coming-of-age in the other america." a discussion on criminal justice . the book "grace and justice on death row." discussions with the author of "pilgrimage, my search for the real pope francis." 1:30 p.m. eastern, author of watch the of sound," 15th annual annapolis book festival live on saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span's "book tv." announcer: white house press secretary sean spicer who is , traveling with the president in florida this weekend, held an off-camera briefing with reporters to discuss the u.s. missile strikes in syria. this is about 15 minutes. i have michael anton with me of the national security committee. we intend to have a readout later. hopefully we can gather with the pool at least. we will see what the rest of the day looks like while trying to get back over here, as well. i want to provide a little bit on the president's action. i know there's been a lot of interest in this. we can take a few questions. with respect to the a

today, booktv is live from the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland. beginning at 10:00 eastern, live coverage include the panel discussion on income any quality with the author of two dollars a day, living on almost nothing in america. and stephanie deluca, author of coming of age in the other america. at 11:00 am a discussion on criminal justice with robbie chaudhry and search for truth and justice after syria. watch the 15th annual annapolis book festival live at 10:00 eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> a very very prestigious prep school in the los angeles area where they prep their kids for princeton, yale and all the others, there were kids to listen to my show regularly and they wanted me to come to speak because i am not on the liberal side of their politics. i'm on the conservative side and they never hear conservative speakers at the school so they wanted me to speak. so i said sure and they went to great lakes to arrange it but i arrived that day. my wife was here and she was with me and she can vouch for this. so i came in these wonderful youn

[inaudible conversations] >> welcome to this event at the annapolis book festival i make keys school parent listens to graduated them also a professor at the naval academy

we're in the upper 70's, 78 in washington. 71 in annapolis, 75 in baltimore, 73 in westminster and 79es. 52 binghamton, 52 pittsburgh, 50's and 40's showing up towards chicago where it's been a raw, rainy cold day. big storm system bringing rain from not just chicago but st. louis to the central plains, snow moving out and the storm system will bring snow to some places that really are not accustomed to seeing no snow for us. satellite and radar showing a quiet night. we never saw showers materialize and we'll probably have to wait until about monday for the storm system to show up. we're going to begin clock right now, you can see the line of showers and thunderstorms. bringing severe weather to places like be national scattered showers possible by monday and storms likely by monday. something to monitor as the front comes through monday. for tomorrow, still in the warm sector, pretty sticky and mild, temperatures in the 80's and 90's. a bit of a gradient over our area, in washington, maybe not into the 90's, still warm. and off towards the north and east. temperatures cooler in the

falling to 64 in annapolis, 68 dc, 66 in dulles. here's your 70 it's humid, a little bit of sunshine but battling the clouds. 82 for the high temperature in dc, ten degrees cooler but it is still kind of muggy, there's a slight chance of showers and a they don't remember and increasing into the work week, i'll have that ahead in your seven-day forecast. matt and lauren? >>> well, what better way to beat the heat than on the ice, that's not the news caps fans wants to here >> caps having a tough saturday evening, penguins leading 5-2, four minutes left in the third period. keep you >> not much time to catch up >> plenty of games ahead. >>> politics and president trump marks his 100th days in office. >> addressed a major crowd of supporters in harrisburg pennsylvania tonight. >>> the president talked about talked the news media, nafta, >>> for the last 100 days, my administration has been delivering every day, whether putting our coal minors back to work, protecting america's steel and aluminum workers. we love that steel and aluminum

liveturday, book tv is from the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland.eginning at 10:00 a.m., a panel discussion on income inequality with kathryn even, author of two dollars a day, living on almost nothing in america, and stephanie deluca. a.m., a discussion on criminal justice. author brian stole lars with his at noon eastern, other discussions with mark shriver, author of pilgrimage, i search for the real pope francis. hayden, authorl of playing to the edge. thomas p.m. eastern, dolby, the author of speed of sound, breaking the barriers between music and technology. what's the 15th annual analysis -- annapolis book festival live at 10:00 on c-span2 tv. ♪ >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. coming up live today on c-span, "washington journal" is next. at 7:00 p.m., a discussion on the relationship between the 13th amendment and the incarceration of african-american and. -- men. host: this is video

on the bay, we have upper 80s in annapolis and north beach. watch out for the isolated shower an storm. 60s and 70s tonight. we do have cold front coming early in the week. i will tell you what that means for next week in a few minutes. >>> thousands made their way down pennsylvania avenue in the sweltering heat today, calling on president trump to take action on climate change. many protesters carried signs warning of melting ice. dying >> my wife and i have always felt strongly about the environment, but never stronger than right now with the attack from the trump administration. from what they are doing to the epa, what they are doing regarding climate change and denying science. it is just appalling. >> i'm very concerned about how climate denial. we need to admit the fact we need to take action now. do something about climate change. all of us do. every small thing helps. >> the march marks president trump's first 100 days in office. during this time, the administration has rolled back several environmental protections and climate policie

it's 70 in annapolis, 70 in quantico, 64 baltimore, 68 washington, mid 60's about everywhere with theumped in. really feeling like a summer afternoon. mid 60's just about everywhere, 64 new york, 65 boston, 64 in pittsburgh. everyone getting into the 80's today. not a record for us, not even close really, but for some places towards the north maybe into new england, a little bit of haze, clouds, warm front came through night showers along the 95 corridor from washington to baltimore but the main cold front back out to the west. you can moving across the ohio valley, indianapolis, st. louis, showers ahead may move through earlier, around 5:00, 6:00 we could see a few sprinkles. overnight maybe showers. here's what it looks like, mostly sunny day and quiet easter until about 5:00, 6:00, were showers crossing 95 during the evening hours. we could see rumbles of thunder, that's first chance to see sprinkles. the second comes with the front later tonight. moving into hagerstown cumberland, it's during the overnight it crosses. we can see additional shower, by monday, it's hazy and cloudy m

watch the 15th annual indianapolis -- annapolis book festival. president trump earlier today hosted a white house town hall meeting about some of his initiatives concerning infrastructure, eliminating regulations, education and work force development. vice president mike pence introduces the event. vice president pence: thank you very much for that. how about a round of applause for that last panel, ivanka, dean, will burr. it's a pleasure to welcome you to the white house. thank you so much. i want to thank everyone

much warmer than if you baltimore or annapolis and annapolis only reaching 8:00 degrees. cloud cover is going to be hard to bunch the further east you go. but everybody will see it tomorrow. so d.c. you're kind of splitting the difference. we will have some sun later on this afternoon. not much. but before the sun sets but we will be in the low 70s. coming up the summer-like pattern and your rain chances through the weekend as you make plans. you can always get the latest forecast on the wusa9 app. >>> see new a bit allyson. why did a brand new building go up in flames near the university of maryland this weekend? investigators in prince george's county still aren't sure. it was under construction at the time when the fire started and the top floors were fraimed with wood -- framed with wood. the flames spread quickly up there. and since the building wasn't funnished that system was not up and running yet and they're still trying to find out the cause. a man named trayvon miller was operating a drone at the swerve to avoid hitting a drone. that comes pre-programmed not to

only 71 in annapolis, 68 in baltimore and on the eastern shore 70 stevensville, 66 cambridge.ainly west of town. go up 270 into montgomery county around clarksburg crossing into frederick you have showers and further south of gainsville into fauquier county you have a few showers too. fox futurecast shows through the morning hours we've got scattered showers. expect that for your morning commute. you'll need the umbrella even on your lunch break as the final round moves through between about 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. through the district. southern areas and south a little more like 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 we'll slowly clear it out. you were forecast for today morning showers, some late day sun but we're talking four, 5:00 p.m. late day. 74 degrees and a northwest wind still pretty nice. 72 trees on a beautiful tuesday. showers are likely in the middle part of the week. it gets really warm thursday but just a heads up into the weekend looks like we really cool down t that's a look at your seven-day forecast. now here's erin. >> thank you very much caitlin. keeping an eye on the roads,

annapolis gorgeous. what a night to be out by the the water. across the bay, stevensville, frederick is hot. regionally we're pretty nice over here, but to jump out to chicago and st. louis it's in the 50's, we're going to stay on the good side of the front this weekend and that means we're going to have nice conditions tomorrow, a little bit cooler on sunday. full forecast for the weekend coming up, there's the evening planner, i think by 11:00, maybe midnight, western and northwestern neighborhoods could get a shower, a sprinkle or maybe a thunderstorm, show you that coming up in the full factor coming up >>> a dc mother said she wants answers after had he 7-year-old warneded out of school in southeast. she said she was never notified after the first grader walked returned to school. lindsay watts is live, lindsay. >> reporter: sarah, the child attends cw harris and was able to walk out of school, out of these gates, she walked down about two blocks, around the corner. i asked her why did she do that? she said she had left her coat out on the

board live coverage from the annapolis book festival talking about music and technology. [inaudible conversations] because be. >> dobrynin is is this problem to bring deadly clerics what did it teach you? is a huge problem because a lot of this this articulated in arabic is difficult for those to understand the magnitude the reason i went to twitter how do you notice that this sentiment exist? out can you prove it? i thought to herself like a good way to figure out the sentiment the treats are so graphic they will grind the flash but to do your point some of the things that i profiled even though in terms of methodology and the last term to analyze a look at if more from a substantive point of view even if you cannot scientifically evaluate these messages i attempted to do that you cannot really decide and how did that affect what happened on the ground? within a half to assume somebody is absorbing the material so is massive if you have millions of followers it is reinforced by different forms of media. not mainstream but it does marginalize talking about the fate news -

cooler along the bay, 78 annapolis, 88 fredericksburg.and we continue from there. 75 tomorrow, 85 thursday, drive. hit 90 degrees, the first time this spring. with that we can see in isolated storms, more likely further to the west, closer to the blue ridge mountains. 83 sunday, that is a tricky day of the forecast. that could change the next few days. a good chance of rain shows up next monday. after that, finally more springlike temperatures. jonathan: josh, thanks. kids take a lot of things for granted for a birthday party. alison: but homeless children do not always get that chance. nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. adios! ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! alison: a touching story from wisconsin. a seventh grader started a charity to throw birthday parties for homeless children. lawmakers are recognize erring her -- are re

of rain will be towards the shenandoah valley, winchest, further east towards annapolis it makes downorning, 7:00 a.m. easter sunday, a lot of sunshine, great weather to get to the early church services, brunch, everything is fine. later in the afternoon, rain just to the west of winchester, pushing across closer to 4 p.m. about 5 p.m. is when we get some showers across the d.c. area. they move along quickly, so not a washout. closer to dinnertime is when we get the rain around the metro area. monday morning most of this has broken down. we start off with more cloud cover, but turns into a nice afternoon for the easter egg roll at the white house. time, 72, 82 by 2 p.m. a little breezy, so some relief from the heat, but it will be hot. 83d.c., 87 fredericksburg, annapolis. looking for the rain after so probably just wrapping things up by the time the rain comes in, maybe a rumble of thunder. 8 a.m., cloud cover, mid 70's by 4 p.m. tuesday anddays wednesday, wednesday also the most likely day for rain. looking ahead to next week and, dry weather saturday, rain moving in sunday. kimberl

what can people learn by looking to annapolis that maybe we can reingrain in national politics >> i ran for governor because i was so fed up and disgusted with partisan politics and professional politicians and all the arguing and fighting. i was able to put together a coalition and win in the bluest state in the country as a republican because i'm focused on -- compromise is not a dirty word and being pragmatic and finding solutions and reaching across the aisle and finding partisan common sense solutions is what we should be doing. i think most people in america, most people in maryland, are discusseded with washington and mad at republicans and democrats, why don't they stop the name calling and fighting and figure out a way to get things done? that's what we've tried to do and seems like we're having some success >> he's an threat offing guyly they had a the popularity. he came in second after the governor of massachusetts. both of them are republicans and have democratic ladies and gentlemen, he doesn't say it in a way a lot of people outside the beltway usually say it. he's disapp

it's 60 in annapolis. 59 here in the district. yeah, it is going to be a dry evening to start with maybe a shower late. better chance overnight. temperatures in the upper 50s here in town. overnight as you look at the futurecast i expect the rain to move in tomorrow morning. yellow weather alert for tomorrow. expect a slow, slow commute. we could get an inch or two of rain or more in spots over the next couple of days. more on that and a look at meso warmer weather, when that's coming back, in a few minutes. >> thank you >> to get the latest info on tomorrow's showers download our free wusa9 app. >>> this is the scene in paris, france right now. demonstrators are burning cars, dancing around bonfires, and dodging riot police. they are protesting the results of first-round voting in the french presidential election. for the first time in modern french history no mainstream party candidate is advancing in the presidential election. marinemarine le pen will advance to a runoff. the voters will choose on may 7. >>> president trump wil

a couple of st, toward baltimore and one towards annapolis and bowie. this is moderate rain over clinton. headed off to the north and east. i think it might make it all the way to annapolis where all is said and done, laugher in midnight. tomorrow morning from bus stop, nice. 60s and 70s. don't think we'll have the widespread fog and low clouds we had this morning. isolated storm in. don't plan around that. dry. will feel like june tomorrow night. hot saturday and sunday with mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. lesson saturday, a few more numerous on sunday. can you get a lot of stuff down over the weekend. 84, 90 on saturday, 89. record high 91 at national on saturday, 92 on sunday. back to 83 on monday. clouds and showers and then the front clears out, only 72 on tuesday. tuesday is going to be a sweet day. tomorrow morning, a few clouds east of . downtown. by 9:00, really pretty nice. maybe folks in st. mary county have to wait for sun. but not anybody else. across 70s across the board and by 6:00 p.m., in the low 80s. if you have a little da

it's 73 75 in annapolis, 73 in leonardtown and 74 in quantico.arting to fade away but we've got a few light showers around northern fauquier county and even one it looks like sneaking into prince william county so that should fade away give way to a mostly sunny but hot and humid saturday. look at that. the heat bubble is over us. where temperatures will get into the 80's and the low 90's. by tomorrow, sunday, a little different. it will be cooler for the north -- the further north and east you go and cooler in washington, mid 80's but still kind of humid with that chance for a thunderstorm. hey, it's rivalry weekend out at nats park. the mets are in town its a 1:05 p.m. game. first pitch temperature 87. it is hot out. take breaks in the shade or inside. go into the grandstands if you can just because we'll have that sun beating directly on you and temperatures will be very warm. it will be humid as well. 91 degrees today. that should tie a record in d.c. cloudy and humid tomorrow with a chance of a thunderstorm lingering into monday along middle

you can watch the 15th annual annapolis book festival on saturday on c-span's booktv.unday night on q&a. wheree was a yellow pad in the midst down of october 1968, we are going to monkeywrench lyndon johnson's peace initiative. this is something that has always been rumored, and bits and pieces cannot over the years , but nixon denied it at the time to lyndon johnson, and he denied it to his biographers. he always said he never played any role in doing it. >> a longtime journalist and the author of "richard nixon, the life." >> the way that the watergate burglars team was assembled was clumsy. they were the cynical, burned-out fbi agents who were supervised i young men -- by young men on nixon's staff. they wanted to be the

seventy-two for frederick, 74 for fredericksburg and for leonardtown and annapolis.re still finding a few of the outer bands of our storm system which is now down around the tied wear area, still able to throw a few light showers around here. this h is one of the bands that was moving nsm it's losing a little bit of et cetera ' ' intensity as it gets closer on in. but we have a few showers across prince george's county, fairfax county, slide that dun into charles county we'll find a few more up towards annapolis and across glenn barney. all the way down into king georganne whens more land county we're finding a few more showers. here's the whole thing in motion and this is the center of the storm. again slow moving, but it is at least moving and by tomorrow night i think we'll be seeing the clear skies all over the place and the clouds breaking up between two and four tomorrow afternoon. expect morning drizzle, clouds and a little bit of fog because of the area of low pressure still being right off our coast but as the afternoon goes gradual clearing, temperatures he

you folks in annapolis to the bay, may not see sun until 5 or 6:00 tomorrow. tomorrow night is going to be early warm. almost like a june night. holding in the 60s tomorrow night. 50s across the board to start. upper 50s at that. 671 -- thursday, fantastic. warmer 85. i talked a little thunderstorm in, mainly along the shenandoah. not a huge de mid-8 0s on friday. matt's back in town. saturday, we're going to call it hot. why not. 90. better chance for storms -- a better chance for storms on monday with a cool front, 82. clearing out on tuesday. sun next tuesday, and 74. be back w with tempur-pedic. our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com >>> dramatic body cam video shows a katie police officer saving a man just as he was about to jump off a roof. that man ended up getting some help at the hospital. the officer is being called a hero. >>> in a prison guard

elsewhere we're looking at 54 in 57 in annapolis, 55 in leonardtown.e sunshine towards our west and that's where that temperatures will be warmer so along the mountains and into central portions of virginia. there is a slight chance for a shower as that warm front passes through later on this afternoon but i think it will be fairly spotty. most of us stay dry and any showers we see should pass fairly quickly. waking up tomorrow morning, your easter sunday, we have lots of sunshine planned. not seeing any showers roll in until later on in the evening. that's along a cold front. you can see some of that light green up by hagerstown indicating the chance for showers possibly a thunderstorm. that would be late on sunday. and then for the work week we are seeing that change in the jet stream so very warm for tomorrow. we'll be back to normal or at least closer to normal, temperatures mainly in the 70's for next week. so, high temperatures today, 77 in washington, 81 manassas, 82 fredericksburg and 82 culpeper but a annapolis. overnight we fall back into the

good morning annapolis and 5 the at this hour. least. 72 for d.c., gaithersburg, frederick, 70 quanitco and mid 70s west of town where they'll get a little more sunshine than we should get here. later on this week temperatures finally heating up. if you want summertime preview warmth you got it. high pressure moving off the coastline. southern flow kicking up as we head into your thursday and friday afternoons. 80s back on thursday and friday and by the time we get to saturday, yes, you're not seeing things. potentially 90 degrees friday or saturday afternoon. wednesday, so again 72 deg degrees. later today. 84 back tomorrow and mostly sunny skies. friday, may start with shower and quickly back to sun, 84 as well. sdpa, skyrocket to 90. have to watch for popup thunderstorms. few and far between i believe. su back into the 80s on monday. that's accuweather 7-day forecast, erin como is back to traffic. >> 5:47 mike look at problems behind me happening now on beltway. outer loop this is a crash between there's two of them. connecticu

now a few in annapolis and prince william county, fairfax county. most of this drizzle across much of the region, moving out of here by early tomorrow morning. but we could see some fog. the main storm is still down to the south. yes, we will see more showers later on this evening as well. something else i've been watching, those temperatures, only in the upper first to around 60 tomorrow, we say hello to the 70s in the west. i have the forecast in a minute. >> thank you, doug. and keep up with all the weather changes, download our nbc washington app and turn on weather alerts to get the latest on the weather wherever you may live. >>> and we have breaking news now involving metro and what could a major disruption for your weekend plans. adam tuss, the first to report thator sick-out. he has more on what's behind all of this and how it will impact you. >> that's right, wendy. metro and its largest union are locked in a heated and contentious contract dispute, that's where all of this is coming from. metro workers have been telling their supervisors

. >> saturday, but tv is live from the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland. beginning at 10:00 a.m., coverage includes a panel discussion on income inequality with catherine eden, author of $2 a day, living on almost nothing in america and stephanie deluca, author of coming-of-age in the other america. at 11:00 a.m., discussion on criminal justice and her book add nam story. author grace and justice on death row, the race against time in texas to free an innocent man. at noon eastern, other discussions with author of pilgrimage, my search for the real pope francis. at 130 eastern, michael hayden author of playing to the edge. at 3:00 p.m. eastern, thomas dolby, author of the speed of sound, breaking the barriers between music and technology. watch the 15th annual book festival live saturday at 10:00 a.m. on c-span to book tv. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span three, saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern, united states holocaust memori l museum director and president and ceo of the national september 11 museum in new york city talk about the creation an

please come to the microphone been. >> while lived in annapolis i am a protestant given what you have said is any chance pope francis will make changes while he is pope? >> vatican one that whole concept the was no separation of church and state it was okay for non catholics to be persecuting catholic country but not okay in any country so some ideas have changed over time. this man is looking at different ways to move the church forward as a global institution c. woolsey he started a commission a year ago but thank you will see that amount women as deacons and women preaching and when we start hearing women give a sermon what it was like for merry to give birth because no priest gives birth that will change the way people think about merry and donkeys and cows to go through the pain that little think any priest can talk about with any authority think those will change the structure of the catholic church is a fast enough? know but too much for others yes will he change? settled here any discussion about that but when he comes to america he is in a fiat but president obama gets the as

board live coverage from the annapolis book festival talking about music and technology. [inaudible conversations] because be. >> dobrynin is is this problem to bring deadly clerics what did it teach you? is a huge problem because a lot of this this articulated in arabic is difficult for those to understand the magnitude the reason i went to twitter how do you notice that this sentiment exist? out can you prove it? i thought to herself like a good way to figure out the sentiment the treats are so graphic they will grind the flash but to do your point some of the things that i profiled even though in terms of methodology and the last term to analyze a look at if more from a substantive point of view even if you cannot scientifically evaluate these messages i attempted to do that you cannot really decide and how did that affect what happened on the ground? within a half to assume somebody is absorbing the material so is massive if you have millions of followers it is reinforced by different forms of media. not mainstream but it does marginalize

>>> now live from the annapolis book festival, former maryland state legislator and author, mark shriver, on pope francis. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. welcome to our session with the author, mark k. shriver. my name is dan. my wife and i are the proud parents of three k school graduates and i'm the dean of the law school at cass university. withbe get started, a few reminders. please be sure that your cell phones are turned off or in the silent mode. after i introduce mr. shriver our program today will follow a question and answer format to facilitate our discussion. i will be asking questions for the first 30 minutes or so, then for the next 40 minutes we'll turn the program over to you, members of the audience to ask questions. you'll be invited to come to the microphone ther center of the room. whenout your turn, please fivous and briefly, briefly, ask you question. immediately after we conclude mr. shriver will be available in the activity building to sign copies of his book. mark shriver is the author of the book toy pilgrimage my search for the real pope fran tis"

this weekend on book tv, we are live from the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland state capital featuring discussions on income inequality, criminal justice, a profile of pope dances and former nsa and cia director michael hayden on national security. on our after words , after words program can casey chief of the nypd internal affairs bureau discusses investigating corruption in the police force. also this weekend, satirist pj or rourke reflects on the 2016 presidential election. camille paglia offers her thoughts on feminism and empowering women and men. costs on yusuf on his coverage of the 2011 egyptian revolution and the consequences of criticizing the government and yale law professor peter shook with a look at how we debate divisive social and political issues. that'sall this weekend on c-span2's book tv, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books , television for serious readers. and now we kick off the weekend with author cassandra king with author pat conroy who spoke at the recent savanna book festival. >> cassandra king is with us today courtesy of john and melanie hom

this is live coverage on booktv of the 15th annual annapolis book festival. in about ten minutes the next all the panel will begin. the topic is criminal justice and we will be back live with that in just a few minutes. >> some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the "washington post." >> the question was getting back to the topic are hospitals killing us. i mean, quite frankly i'll just say i think that's ridiculous. i mean, i work every day with people that gives their all to provide the very best care they get, the best healthcare system in the world when you say either mistakes made in any health care organization or any system? of course there are. doesn't need to be a commitment to constant improvement, which is to go back and get a root cause analysis of what the mistakes are and see to it that they are not duplicated? but there's just no part of me at all based on my experience that would suggest that there is anything widespread like that that is going on that anybody should worry about. >> i disagree. and again just respectfull

today booktv is live from the 15th annual annapolis book festival in maryland beginning at 10 a.m. eastern our coverage includes a panel discussion on income inequality. >> watch the 15th annual annapolis book festival live today at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv. [applause] good evening everyone. my name is john heubusch. i have the honor of being the executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and instituted, to thank you all for joining us this evening. in honor of our men and women who defend our freedom around the world in uniform, would you please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag

elsewhere our neighborhood temperatures we have 69 culpeper and 71 mannasas and baltimore at 74 and annapolis at 78 this hour and while frederick is at 79. hailingers town 74 and 68 at martinsburg. we've had clouds that light shower here as well where you've been keeping an eye on tonight. 65 for the overnight low. wind pick up from the southwest. dealing with a frontal system that has been the trigger for the showers we had and as we move through into tomorrow and start the week guess what the temperatures will continue to stay above average. i'll have the details later and of course that all important 7 day forecast back to you. >> thank you rs gwen, easter of course is drawing to a close and this morning parishioners gather todd mark the holiday with prayers and songs and that includes in the district in washington national cathedral. >>? it's a massive system of bells as you can see there's 53 bells in total anden this is the instrument and system of else about at the cathedral to play music. when you hear the wonderful easter music at the capital this is what are you hearing. >> there yo

now on booktv, we are live from the 15th annual annapolis book festival. today you will hear from several authors on a range of topics from income inequality to a profile on pope francis and former cia director michael hayden talking about terrorism and intelligence. now first up in our coverage, here is a discussion on income inequality. >> good morning, we are here to talk with doctor stefanie eden a -- stefanie deluca and kathryn edin. dr. deluca uses research to inform education, housing policy, and she was awarded a william tee grant foundation scholar award to study mobility residential and family life among very poor families in the souths. she is working on a mixed study for the effect of baltimore housing programs on long term neighborhood and school equality and children's outcome. he contributes to regular and local and national media including the atlantic, the new yorker and national public radio. dr. deluca's work has been published in several academic journals and she has presented her work at the human of history. he has presented on as a f

it's 56 in annapolis. 65 at the recess time. dismissal is 73. plenty of sunshine.oon and it won't be windy. the high pressure will be moving in and be close. easterly wind and then southeasterly. we will lose the sunshine tomorrow everything. the clouds will move in from the south and the southwest. this is ahead of a warm that is going to give us clouds on wednesday. and behind it there is a one-day push of warm air that will spread across the region. the temperatures will reach 82 on thursday. a big turn around. 73 tomorrow. showers and the clouds, 64 on wednesday. 82 on thursday. thursday afternoon and the evening, possibility. the weekend is a split decision. good chance of rain on monday. we'll have temperatures in the 70's. jonathan: let's turn to sports. robert: they put millsap in the basket. we'll tell you about that. and it is time for the stars to come out. alex ovechkin, that means you! sports is next. ♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice a

at 68, 71 at andrews, 66 in annapolis. radar at this hour is sweeping clear. we picked up a few showers passing this morning. you can see spotty showers through west virginia and we will see some of these hold together. a frontal system is wavering over our area and with such close proximity it could bring moisture. plenty of warm air to our west, southwest trying to bubble up and cooler air from the north. tomorrow will be fairly mild again and then we will see a drop a couple of showers may fire up but i think they are few and far between. not looking for anything strong or severe, but a shower or two during the drive time if something to watch for. morning, a bit of moisture early on but during the afternoon, a minimal chance. i do not see a lot happening until the weekend when the area of low pressure comes through. evening,ossible in the more the exception than the rule. tonight, the same thing. tomorrow will start off fairly comfortable, 60's tomorrow morning and 80's tomorrow afternoon. we are keeping a close eye on the weekend because we will be a litt

so forecast is finally going to improve after clouds and rain and drizzle. 58 washington and 59 annapolis and 56 hagerstown and winchester and so cool out there everybody upper to mid 50s here and for the most part cloudy and leftover sprinkles and showers and i want to point out west here tooray and as you get to the mountans we're starting to see clearing and sun coming up and this system getting pushed east here gradually. we should see clearing later today. our area of low pressure east of us out here. and we'll be able to drag the clouds out event i and get clearing to western pennsylvania and west virgin virginia. so bottom line sunshine back in the forecast. at least partial sunshine by midday and by afternoon we should be enjoying sun and getting a chance to dry out temps top out in low 730s. still on track as we get to the end of week. thursday and friday to enjoy tems in the 80s and first 90 on the 7 day. close to 90. mid to upper 80s on saturday and backdoor cold front. we have to look out for those erin. we'll slide in on sunday and that will give us cooler air with temps in t

flip side of the coin whoever is underneath t still you notice the temperature still 63 degrees in annapolis, 65 in baltimore, 64 in leonardtown but we're back in the warm stuff tomorrow, that is not going to be held back. as we look down towards raleigh, the 81, they're glad to be drying out. they had so much rain bucks county eight inches i believe out of the departing system where we got really in most areas less than an inch of rain. it's 76 in pittsburgh. 84 in columbus, and warm air is ready to make its move on dc back in town tomorrow and we'll be back in the 80's. for 7:00 i think the skies continue to clear, 70 looks doable. maybe warmer in some spots. by 9:00, 68 degrees and by 11:00, 64, we're watching for fog later tonight because as jim method. the humidity is little bit high and that may condense out into the form of a ground cloud later. it also is going to be much warmer tomorrow, change in seasons already. and summer is back in the forecast. caitlin will have a look at your seven-day coming up in a few minutes. jim and sarah >> thank you, sue. >>> hold the change it's on the

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the warm spot on the buy in annapolis at 59. cumberland at 61.hat's the warm spot wait a second. 40 in the high elevation. a lot of low 50s and very soggy. looking out toward texas i point that out because tomorrow dallas will be near 90, st. louis, nashville, atlanta. that air by wednesday we'll start to taste a little bit of it with mid 7 #09s around here and -- mid 70s around here and then the ridge is going to build in the east. we have a storm system that continues to spin. it's spinning back here over georgia. this is going to track up the coast with an area of low pressure. get ready for another wet slow commute more than likely for your tuesday morning. tonight waves of showers around. probably more on than off. might get a little bit of a lull over night and then look at this batch of rain coming just in time for tuesday morning through midday. tuesday afternoon the steady rain tapers to scattered showers and fewer showers on tuesday night. here comes the low on wednesday morning. might have a lingering shower but the moisture will be up

notice baltimore and annapolis and easton and we are still in 60's. the clouds are slow. will clear. for most of the region and all of the region the skies will turn partly cloudy. overnight temperatures are 55 to 62 deg with the atmospheric set-up. the patchy fog is a good bet. not for everyone. but keep in mind late tonight and tomorrow morning don't be surprised if you see enough fog to slow you down. strong april sun will burn it off. the next event is a cold front. a lot of times are in the late afternoon touchdown evening, but not this one. this cold front won't arrive until 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 tomorrow. the temperatures will climb 60's and 70's and the 80's. that sounds like a radio format. that is where we stop, mid-80's. over the weekend the hot day is saturday. sizzle. 88 degrees. mo sunday a few passing showers. the easterly wind coolest for 70's. warmup with the showers and the storms are likely monday. when we look at the other side. then pleasant weather for tuesday and wednesday. then a cold front will come through and it could be cloudy next week. going to

it's going to be late low to mid-70's but not until 5:00 or 6:00 at night. 60's in annapolis. charlottesville is 80 degrees. so this is all about how it moves in here. if you want it warmer, by tuesday we have numbers in the mid-80's. transitional forecast for the latter half of the week. the clouds and sunshine 75 tomorrow. mid-80's on thursday. mid-80's on friday. feel heat and the humidity building in toward the weekend. we are watching a pattern change. we could still make a run at near 90 for saturday. even the pop-up thunderstorm or two. sunday it looked identical at this point. we could get back to an easterly flow. that could send us back to a cooler pattern for sunday and monday. jonathan: thank you. good news. if you want tickets to the wizards game, we got them. just watch tomorrow, "good morning washington." we are giving away two tickets to the game five. wizards-hawks at the verizon center. you is to watch -- you have to watch. erin: 6:00 p.m. tip-off on wednesday. earlier than normal. they are usually around 7:00. beware of that if you are making plans to go to

the chesapeake bay, starting to warm this time of year, so that's why annapolis is on the warmer sidehings. and the rain is fairy spotty across our region. couple of dry heaviest rain for waldorf, wood bridge. fairfax, getting heavier showers. manassas, same deal for you. down 95, kind of a mess. part of the beltway starting to dry, but i want to go back to that map. in the northern zones, upper montgomery county, this is all moving up to the north and west. it will continue to do so as we move on through the rest of the evening. now to the wider view, showing the area of low pressure, the upper level low, see the spin? that's the low, it has to move off the coast and up the coast. it has to be to the northeast before we start to dry. we'll continue to see rain throughout the night and more periods of rain into the day tomorrow too. here it is on future weather, showing you what we're expecting. here comes the area of low pressure. more showers tomorrow morning. the morning commute, on the wet side for sure. 10:00 a.m., areas of rain, but not all day and then it will be dry, still dea

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