at 3:15. we have a pretty slow go on the west side, 19 miles per hour beginning at 140 down towards 70. that stretches to the owings mills area down to the beltway. southbound york road, the right lane is closed with a crash. this involves an overturned garbage truck in the total vote on the east side. in columbia, twin rivers road, an accident clearing. here's a quick live look at traffic. an update on 795. flowing a little better at franklin. traffic is backed up southbound down towards the beltway. a nice start on 83 at padonia road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we check in live with ava marie. she has changed positions on the dragon boats. looks like some much fun. >> they have trusted me with a paddle. we're getting ready to learn what it takes to power a dragon boat. they had a big race coming up this weekend. you could be inspired to join the team. you'll do your best to teach be how to hold the paddle. >> hold your paddle like this. but this against the donne-- put this

here is a look at our current temperatures. 61 at dulles. 63 at manassas. 72 at quantico. 06 at baltimore at annapolis. 63-degree for hagerstown and 59 for cumberland. here is a look at national temperatures because the heat is definitely on. we'll continue to see a lot of this warmer air filtering its way up the mid-atlantic. -- 60 at baltimore. 63degrees for hagerstown. very comfortable under mostly sunny skies. tomorrow, we'll see just a few clouds. we'll start that tonight with a few increasing clouds into the overnight hours and it will become partly cloudy tonight and we'll see partly cloudy skies as well for your saturday. overall, it will be warm and very nice. if you are heading to the beach, that is a good decision for today. take a look. water temperature at 70. plenty of sunshine, 72 to 75 degrees overall for the weekend. not a bad choice at all. a good way to kind of cool down especially with the humidity kicking in. we are hooking at a really pleasant day. so once again, a ridge of high pressure for the weekend settling in and our weekend temperatures look absolutely great.

here's a look at the bus stop forecast. look at it now.g away at the end of the week when we'll be all done for the school year. >> for some. >> friday is the last day of school unless you're going to summer school. i think friday is the day. 60s and 70s is what i know this morning temperature wise with the scattered showers. sunrise occurred at 5:42. we're looking at a day with lots of clouds. might get a sunny break here and there. for the most part cloudy with scattered showers and scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. low to mid-70s through noon. then upper 70s to maybe even 80, 81 in a couple of spots with a high before we're out and the winds turning to the south at 10 to 15. even mid-70s at 8:00. this evening still a threat for showers and storms. you'll notice the moisture flowing south to north. you get west of i-79, not much going on there. we do have a front which is still back toward west of detroit at this hour. here's live doppler 9000 hd. we've got showers from baltimore down toward easton. this is the heavier stuff here.

this is presented at the mayor's task force at 7:30 this morning. they hope to get the green light, then pass it on to the county. hope to have experts here by the beginning of july. >> developing news in san jose, police investigate a deadly motorcycle crash. an 18-year-old was killed and his 18-year-old female passenger injured in a collision in observer land bay. the cyclist was making a turn, hit by a toyota. the driver is cooperating. neither person on the motorcycle was wearing a mel thet. >> a bay area couple will be in court to face charges of killing the man they claim was their teen daughter's pimp. the pair are accused of shooting calvin snead on june 4. the couple's attorney says they didn't do it. they are expected to enter a plea. >> school case closed. a man convicted more than seven years after killing his wife. gary swierski was arrested after dna evidence revealed that the skull found was his wife who disappeared in 2005. the break in the cold case came weeks after the cold case unit was we established. >> a convict is now free des

right now we look at still warm conditions at 76 in san rafael. 77 at concord. 83 degrees at this hour at antioch. 60's to about 70 right around the bay. the highlights are these. warm to hot again tomorrow. that means mid 90's. warmest inland location but we have cooler da days ahead on wednesday and thursday. then start warming up again friday right on through the weekend. satellite image shows large ridge of high pressure that is beginning to weaken a bit now. 2 centers of high pressure are pulling apart as the little system to our north sort of edges in and take as bite out of the ridge of high pressure. forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tonigh tonight. notice it gets some patchy areas of coastal clouds. jaws few of night tonight. sunny day tomorrow but then coastal clouds turn more forcefully tomorrow night into wednesday morning bringing us cooler day wednesday around the bay and in our inland locations. on we go to tonight's lows. absent of fog tonight. a little patch here and there along the coast line but across the bay into the inland location. it's clear and quite mild low te

we have an accident at 50 at 665. another one in bel air, route 22 at 543.inued construction on the steel bridge could slow you down. 55 the average on the beltway. there's a look at the west side at exit 17. that's the outer loop coming towards us. that's a shot 9 a just north of maryland 22. this traffic report is brought to you by barely man low. he's coming on saturday, september 15th. buy your tickets online today. >>> thousands of people were forced out of their homes from a brush fire in queen ann county. it burned for nearly 12 hours before firefighters would contain it. >>> today the baltimore city council will vote on a multimillion dollar budget deal. the council tried to prevent the closing of recreation centers and firefighters but it failed. >>> friend and family say good -- friends and family say good-bye to a ball mother county teenager who died after a con franation with a police officer -- con franation with a -- confrontation with a police officer. >> stay with wjz 13.,,,,,,,,,,,,

look at this swing.hat's christina loren teeing off at the catholic charities golf tournament yesterday here in san jose. >> oh. she got all of that one. >> checking out the driving range a little bit, getting her game tuned up for a big event. we've been talking about in san francisco, not bad. >> got skills, kid. >> not like this one, though. >> no. no. i'm no tiger woods. >>> you know what, we know you're very, very well acclim e acclimated to sports. i don't know if you guys know this about jon kelley, he played college football. pretty impressive. check him out. wikipedia. as you can see taking a live look over san jose. a beautiful day shaping up for now. it's not too hot just yet. it will be. the hottest time of the day between about 4:00 and 5:00. yesterday at 99 degrees in sunnyvale, today 5 to 8 degrees cooler than we were at this time yesterday. that's the good news. look at your perimeter cities -- napa, concord, livermore -- warming up quickly. as we head throughout the afternoon, it will co

starting off 49 to 68 right now, 64 to 90 at noon. 68 at the coast, 93 inland, 60 by 7:00 at the coastrtable 85 inland. >>> bay bridge toll final check, hasn't been too bad, right now backed up beyond the end of the parking lot not to west grand. hot spot this morning, developing right now westbound 84 at thornton, injury accident two left lanes blocked, traffic backing up to 880. >>> thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> back with a local update at 7:24. have a great day!

take a look at this. michelle obama made a stopped as she bought a couple of pi is from mom's bakery. she even listen to a 6-year-old played the violin for her. this is all part of her day on the campaign trail. we will have more and on 6:00. >> the transportation secretary is telling states to crack down on distracted driving. rebecca cooper is live with the secretary's strong message. >> today the secretary of transportation said all 39 states that already have distracted driving laws need to do a better job enforcing them. the 11 states that do not need to pass them immediately. do not be fooled by distracted -- by handsfree devices, you need to put yourself on the way entirely. >> the message -- even hanse 3 cell phones can be a distraction. just put the fun away entirely. >> put that in the glove compartment. buckle up. ride safely. >> alice and suffered permanent damage thanks to one distracted driver at a red light. >> she should have been focusing on the road but she was on her farm and hit me. ,

, including ham at 45 degrees and roast beef at 55. that's 14 degrees warmer than the required safe 41 degrees. in april, they were sited for storing seafood salad at 59 degrees and tuna salad at 63. >> i never knew that. thank god i didn't get sick. >> before we could interview this guy, the manager walked out of the store. listen, just off camera. >> you feel uncomfortable? the manager stepped out while i'm trying to do an interview with you? >> i don't know. >> subway issued a statement saying welfare of our customers is of importance. if a restaurant is found to be out of compliance, steps are immediately taken to correct any issues and insure them from happening again. inspectors also closed this mcdonald's on baltimore avenue in riverdale, maryland. prince georges health officials say a grease overflow created a sewage backup in the parking lot. inspectors were dispatched after a complaint. officials reported no evidence it backed up inside mcdonald's, but inspectors say overthrows threaten all drains and impose a threat outside,

it's moving at 14 miles per hour at times. 32,000 people have been evacuated at last check right now it is bearing down on the u.s. air force academy there. so already ten acres of the campus have burned. luckily though there have been no reports of any injuries. >>> time now to look at our weather. here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> all right, megan. thank you and you know what? we definitely did capture some of that smoke on our weather bug site yesterday. so this is manitou springs and we basically can put this into motion for you and you can see what's going on here exactly because you start to see the smoke just billowing over the mountains there. and with that it's been very hazardous across that area but we're also dealing with again closer to home that we are looking pretty good this morning. these temperatures coming in right around 68 degrees in manchester. edgewood at 65 degrees. and 67 in reisterstown. bowie at 68. these temperatures much more mild than what we have been dealing with. we'll definitely take that. but this morning you don't need the umbrella. no type

a look at 270 at 5:09. >> thank you, monika. >>> former d.c. council chair kwame brown now has to court appearances today. >> brown resigned yesterday. wes' expected to enter guilty pleas both in federal and d.c. superior court. delia goncalves is live outside u.s. district court with details. good morning to you, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. this is a pretty rare move. very rarely does one defendant actually appear in two separate courtrooms on two separate charges but indeed kwame brown will appear in two courtrooms. first up, he's going to answer to the bank fraud charges here in federal court later this morning. let's take a look at some video of mr. brown and the last days of his council reign. 41-year-old brown will plead guilty to falsifying bank documents in order to secure a loan to buy a luxury boat and a new charge, brown faces a misdemeanor campaign finance violation. an audit found $239,000 had been transferred to brown's brother's now defunct consulting firm. the campaign also failed to register 60 grand that his bro

the call came in at 2:34, he was pronounced dead here at the scene at about 2:53 this morning.his is san jose's 18th homicide of the year. i asked if the suspect was still at large or if he was, in fact, apprehe apprehended. they don't want to give out any more details other than what they already have. we do know one man is dead and this strip mall on center road is cordoned off presumably for the next five hours or so. >> thank you, damian. 5:31. >>> concord police want to see vehicular manslaughter charges in a crash that killed a 9-year-old girl and her father on easter weekend. bob redell joins us live from concord. we understand the decision is now in the hands of the d.a. >> reporter: correct. concord police have made this recommendation and it's now up to the contra costa county's district attorney on whether to charge the 17-year-old driver with vehicular manslaughter of a father and daughter who were riding their bicycle down this sidewalk near oak grove road on easter weekend. you can see workers are still fixing the damage done to this building after the teen's cadi

we're here live at the driving range at olympic park, where golf balls are literally flying at our headsousands of fans watching right now, as the pros take a few swings out here. they are literally taking shots in our direction. more than 200,000 spectators are enjoying the spectacular golf event this weekend. we're told about half of those fans come from outside the bay area and that means hotels in the area are nearly full right now. overall contribution to the state economy is close to $7 billion, putting it on par with our biotech and wine industries. of course one of the biggest draws out here is tiger woods, who is in a three-way tie for the lead as of last night. the course out here is challenging, even for tiger. >> it was just a different golf course than what we played yesterday. we had some moisture on the greens, had moisture on the fairways. they were fast, but at least we had a little bit of some moisture in there, but today, there was none. >> reporter: now, if you're heading out here to the u.s. open today, no parking is allowed. if you're driving, you can park for free

look at this. there was so much to collect, fire officials had to use whe wheelbarrows to remove the explosives. one person was arrested. as part of a campaign by cal fire and local fire departments to collect illegal fireworks before the 4th of july. >>> new at 11:00, google jumping into that tablet game. we se've seen a lot of challeng come and go. it's co-branded with a company from taiwan. this tablet priced to compete with the kindle fire just under 200 bucks. this one is called the nexus 7 and appropriately it is a seven-inch tablet. it will run on the next version of google's android operating system called jelly bean. >>> meanwhile, samsung's galaxy tablets are on hold in the u.s. a judge has approved a temporary injunction while the court decides if the tablet is a rip-off of apple's popular ipad. the judge says apple has built a strong case and calls the two tablets, quote, virtually indistinguishable. samsung says it is disappointed with the court's decision. the ruling is a small part o

west at 30. at fairfield. i've seen gusts to 39 miles an hour. south, southwest at vacaville at 17.west or northwest or you name it it's all sea breeze connection when it was east, northeast. 50s on the temps. the low right there spinning away from us will eventually come right back. that will be on thursday. that will give inland areas additional cooling. sea breeze and more fog will continue through most of this week. inland temps i know this time of year days are very long. it's tough when you get into the 100s you get back in the 80s. sonoma, napa 75. windy at times. concord 78. 86 antioch. 80 pleasanton. 90s probably not here. we will see 60s berkeley, emeryville and alameda. low 80s santa clara valley now and 60s and 70s peninsula with 50s and 60s on the coast. fog, sun, mild. a big cool down looks like it continues wednesday into thursday as that low gets closer we will level off and keep temperatures sunny. >>> this afternoon microsoft has scheduled a major announcement but it is being quite secretive. they are not saying much. the new york times says microsoft will launch t

unknown at this time. his twin brother was on the scene not too long ago along with another family member. i asked that family member would you like to talk? and he said, "talking ends you up dead." reporting live here in east palo alto, "today in the bay." >>> and this morning a man in his 20s is expected to survive after being shot by oakland police. police swarmed the area around 8:00 wednesday night. so far, no word from police on how that shooting started or if the suspect was armed during the confrontation with police. no officers were injured in the shooting and the suspect is recovering at a highland hospital. >>> police have a sketch but they do not have a name and asking for your help in identifying a woman recently found dead in a trash can. an artist sketch, police also releasing a picture of the earring she was wearing at the time. investigators ran her fingerprints through a nationwide data base for missing persons, but no matches. >> we have no way of proving where she came from, where she d

there's a live look outside at 795 at franklin boulevard. still problem free at the moment. there's a look at 50 at 97. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. visit your dealer today and test drive the new 2012 camry. it's ready. are you ? don, back over to you. >>> at the top of the news, a man remains behind bars after admitting to dismembers and eating a family friend. mike schuh is live with details. >> reporter: we're starting to get a better picture of who this confessed cannibal is. in the past few months he had a college career that was going downhill. >> a house of horrors. police say 21-year-old alexander kin you confess -- kinyua confessed to eating the heart and brain of a missing man. the suspect's brother found body parts hidden inside tins. sglz human remange -- >> human remains were recovered. . >> police say they belong to 27-year-old kujoe bonsafo agyei-kodie, a family friend who was living at the house. the rest of his body found in a church dumpster just blocks away. todays before the murder after he attacked another student with a b

east bay high range from 71 at berkeley to center at san leandro and 78 at fremont. inland east bay almost up to 90 degrees. 88 at antioch and brentwood 86. 89 at brentwood. almost 90. 86 at pittsburgh. 87 fair field and monterey bay high of 75. water tonville 78. santa cruz mid upper 80's inland. morgan hill gilroy and holster. here is the accu-weather 7 day forecast. next couple days inland high up to about 88 degrees. close to 90. upper 70's around the bay to about 80 and warmer elections mid 60's on the coast then cool down slightly over the weekend just few degrees as temperatures bounce back big time monday tuesday. tuesday will be loo looking at inland high around 90 degrees. 80 around the bay. mid 60's on the coast. nice warm summer weather coming our way. >> thanks very much spencer. >> coming up next. emergency trauma training for police indicate neighbor handlerth how they know what to do when the partner hurt in the line of duty. >> and publishing power house. book setting a record on kindl kindle. try more than 1 million cope on lichbility stay with us.

taking a look at your temperatures, you'll be at 82 degrees at noon and inland 88 at 4:00 p.m.e'll have live updates for you from the olympic club and on weather throughout the day. back to you guys. >> thank you. we finish up with an update on breaking news we're following all morning. b.a.r.t. trains not running through that. >> we've been mentioning you have to take an alternate route because after fire that broke out. it was an apartment complex that was under construction.

the at&t national at congressional golf club in bethesda.hat tournament returns to congressional after a two-year absence as the club prepared for last year's u.s. open. news4's melissa mollet is live outside the links there with a preview. melissa? >> reporter: well, good morning. a beautiful day out here already. of course, it is going to get hot, and the first golfer here at congressional tees off at 7:00 this morning, and the man everybody's waiting for at 12:50. of course, they're all fighting for the title and a $6.5 million purse. take a look at some video from out here yesterday. yesterday, tiger and others honored military families here. the nationals gave away 30,000 tickets to the military this year. people like donald trump also on hand to participate in the pro-am tournament. lots of eyes, of course, will be on 2011 champion nick watney, who won in philly last year and the youngest player here this year, 17-year-old beau hossler. it was a very warm one yesterday.Ñi today's scheduled to be even hotter. temperatures could reach to

at&t park. he was injured earlier this month and is actually on a rehabilitation program right now, currently playing for the san jose giants and is going to be the stockton this evening, and the game starts there at 7:00 p.m.-he is expected to play. san francisco giants management has not commented on the statement from the sheriff's department on this initial investigation, and said so far they have referred all questions about this investigation to pablo sandoval's attorney, and we are probably going to be going into the postgame news conference a little bit -- actually after this game, where this is truly going to be raised as a question to. the reporting live at at&t park, abc-7 news. >> ama: thank you so much. of course, his lawyer is saying that he was involved in a consentual relationship. >>> coming up, community comes together to help a mom devastated after losing the ring she wore to keep her son who died in afghanistan close. >> road closures and more as san francisco gets ready for

more on that coming up at 6:30. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the mother continues to call for justice in the death of her son after a fight with an off- duty police officer. christopher brown after the officer chased him and placed in any chokehold. told his story last night. -- she told her story last night. >> i would say everybody is not safe. >> prosecutors have promised the brown family a full investigation. >> a deadly late-night shooting in baltimore. detectives arrived just before 10:00 p.m. last night and found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at sinai hospital. no word as to a suspect or a possible motive. >> prosecutors not expected to seek any jail time. eli werdesheim could face up to 10 years in prison. he was convicted on second- degree assault. prosecutors will reportedly asked a judge for a suspended sentence. a man could face a 10 year sentence for stealing rare historic documents. he pleaded guilty last february to charges of conspiracy and t

a quiet shot at the nation's capital. morning temperatures we are going to push quickly through the 80s. we should be in the middle 90s by lunch time and hit a high at reagan national of 101 later on this afternoon. we'll clear out some of the cloud cover, the next three days will be on the warm side. we have given it a yellow alert for today tomorrow and into sunday because of the showers and thunderstorms. but the triple-digit heat is going to hold on. we'll get a little bit of a break sunday. it won't be until after that front moves on through. tuesday into wednesday, we begin to see the north and northwest winds and that is going to help us cool down. monika. >>> good morning, everybody. if you are plan ago head on the southbound side, this is a big story of the morning. luckily all things considered it is not that big considering it was on the southbound side of 395. this happened with a live look right now. where a dump truck hit it. in the meantime traffic is getting by to the left. i assume that a little later thi

take a look at this.fficers took this picture of a toddler not properly restrained, and sitting next a gas can belted into a car seated. they pulled over the vehicle during a click it or ticket campaign. a 14-year-old passenger wasn't wearing a seat belt either. the mother was ticketed for three seat belt violations and not having proof of insurance. where is that baby's clothes? >> that's the other question. >> that's the other big question. >> it was that hot in colorado yesterday? >> with the can, i can only assume that it was full and they didn't want it to spill. you don't sacrifice the safety of your child. >> yeah. beyond the fact that the kid wasn't strapped in, the gas can in the car -- >> i would have given them more violations. >> we'll see if that goes anywhere else. >>> 5:25. as if losing an election wasn't enough, why a voter slapped the loser in the wisconsin recall race. >>> a new planned parenthood test that could be vital in the fight -- blood test that could be vital in the fight agains

here's a look at the cold front. of this will be moving south tomorrow, and there is enough cold air behind this that we could be looking at a chance of some isolated thunderstorms. all right. here is our timing. 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will start to see the first rain bands move into the north bay. santa rosa, ukiah, that's 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the early commuters, especially in the north bay, rain. some of this could be heavy at times in some locations. there's 7:00 a.m. the rain starts to spread into the east bay over the golden gate bridge, down toward half moon bay and santa cruz. as we work our way through the course of the afternoon, you will see the rain starts to thin out a little bit. this is 5:00 monday afternoon. this is the 5:00 commute. this is when the winds will start to pick up as well with the gusts especially near the coast, close to 30 miles an hour. and my 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow night everything has moved on to the east. if you are traveling to the sierra, expect just about everything

at 4:00 p.m. inland. you want to get it done early today before noon as temperatures approach the low 70s. bayside and at the coast you can head outdoors anytime in the day in the heat of the day hitting 75 degrees by the bay and 68 at the coast. we have changes on the way as i previously alluded tochlt we'll get to those in my seven-day forecast. let's check your drive, and here's mike. >> we go to the south bay on the left of your side as we look at the map, we look at construction. four highway 85 between 237 and 101, some spots might be slowing. just the on ramp will be closed possibly until midday there. hoss teter road at north capitol and the new one 101 at 880 came in at the chp blotter. no details. it doesn't sound like injuries and a fender-bender there. we're looking at westbound 980. the action activity sounds like it's off of the roadway as well and we haven't seen any slowing, so we're okay. 680 north from al costa and san at that ramone. back on again at leverage. no big problems. t

mark is live at the ferry station at jack london. amy hollyfield has the latest on the fire that started it all. >> terry mcsweeney kicks things off in oakland where hopefully are things improving? >> reporter: things are dramaticly improving because bart is running here again. get on bart, stay on bart here through macarthur it will take to you 19th where people are getting off, one central location everybody can take a bus to san francisco. take a look at what it looked like out here one hour ago. we have video of a very, very long line. more than 150 people here at its peak more than 200, some people tell us they waited more than an hour. everybody late for something or other. some told us they thought ac transit did the best they could. not everyone was so understanding. >> i've been waiting in line almost an hour now. unless the next bus is able to pick up a of people i'm going to be waiting another half hour. >> you are pushing my baby. >> reporter: 12th and broadway there was no line, no organization just a bunch of people try

is that out there at all? >> a substantial amount and we know rg3 is set to make about 25 million soon. he's got a bunch of endorsements. we don't have the amount, but we know it's a lot. >> but we do know somebody tried to get a piece of it. >> right. >> good job. we appreciate it. >>> a wildfire in colorado could disrupt some 4th of july vacations because people are being driven out of some top tourist destinations particularly near colorado springs. the fire known as the waldo canyon fire has now burned about 3,500 acres of land. crews are using aircraft and helicopters to fight the flames of a forest fire near rocky mountain national park that's burned 22 homes. >>> in florida 35,000 households are in the dark because of tropical storm debby. the storm left the sunshine state drenched with heavy rains and some have been warned to seek higher ground due to flooding. debby has been linked to at least one death from a tornado. >> . >>> in alabama rescue crews are looking for one person who disappeared in heav

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we just happened to be at the beach at the same time. now we find out they have been dating since january. >> so he has a tight one then? >> i guess he does. >> what is coming up tomorrow? >> tickets for everything. tickets to nicki minaj and many others. logon for details. >> georgia, thank you. >> thank you. >>> motorcycle riders start your engines. a poker run and motorcycle run is coming to fairfax this saturday. >> 8:00 is the start time. bright and early, riders should meet at the harley-davidson. registration fee is $20. all money collected goes to the -- mike o'meara is hosting the event and stopped by our studio to discuss why fisher house means so much to him. >> nobody has a better reputation than fisher house. bikers, i think as you know, raise a tremendous amount for charity. >> sure. >> and that is what it's about, the fisher house and we are excited about it. >> o'meara says about 300 riders participated in last year's event and hopes to double that number this year. go to michael o'meara.com for more information on a that

look at the highs. projected high, 98 downtown, 99 manassas, 97 in gaithersburg, upper 90s for frederick. we'll break it down. warm, hot, and hot. 72 to 80 to start. 88 at noon, then maybe an isolated storm by evening. next three days, our 9 weather alert codes yellow, yellow, and green. big storms possible on friday, 92. nice on saturday. maybe a leftover shower. highs upper 80s. next seven day, upper 80s subpoena day, maybe a passing shower. then a stronger front comes through on monday with showers and thunderstorms. that will leave temperatures cool next week. tuesday and wednesday highs upper 70s and low 80s. that's, of course, at&t national week. tickets to give away. go to our website, wusa9.com or facebook. you only have until saturday. >> time is running out. >> you know, when people talked at the beginning of the season about what if the nationals were in a pennant race and they had to shut down strasburg by the end of the year, it was fantasy. now it's becoming more and more a real conversati

this is bay area news at 7:00. a home owned by a renowned bay area architect is at the center of a demolition debate. owners are asking to tear it down. happening now, jana katsuyama is live in belvedere to explain tonight's controversial vote. >> reporter: gasia, the fate of this house hangs with the belvedere planning commission. looking at the one story house at 12 crest drive, its beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder. it was built in 1951 by prominent bay area architect clairence mayhu, and sold for $50 million last year. the new owners want to tear it down and rebuild on the property with its spectacular sweeping views of the golden gate bridge and richardson bay. >> this is the last mayhu house we know of in belvedere. >> reporter: he says demolition would be a disaster. he says mayhu's house and others nearby are being torn down one by one, being replaced by modernized structures, a loss of a unique bay area tradition. >> it's our home-grown style of architecture that developed in the '50s, and th

look at that. let's start. >> it's our new -- this is all from our rooftop honey so it's our new honey dessert. it has honey, honeycomb. it has bee pollen as well. it has something called -- something like a bee glue. every part of the hive. >> you have a beehive on the top? >> yes, we have four hives actually right now on the rooftop of our hotel. >> you have enough honey to make all the items? >> yes. we make -- we get about 200 to 300 pound as year which is enough that we can make the desserts as well with our batini. for our lounge we apply it to that as well. >> let's put it together. you have the pork already. >> we have the pork shoulder. we put that atop of our buns. >> sunday, father's day, beer and barbecue at fairmont hotel, juniper restaurant. look at the yellow. oh, that looks delicious. i love -- and then the egg. you even brought me a nice little beverage. eight got vodka. >> tequila, vodka, honey syrup and fresh lemon juice. >> cheers to all the fathers. happy father's day. thank yo

at chesapeake christian fellowship in davidsonville. the funeral is wednesday at the same location. he will have full military honors at arlington national cemetery at a later date. >> following a developing story involving two best friends in southeast washington. one of them was murdered with her child just feet away. the other was arrested, charged with stabbing her best friend to death. >> detectives in maryland trying to figure out what happened moments before the murder. stephen tschida has the latest. >> and abc 7 camera caught the arrest, hours after a drug fuelled argument between best friends led to a vicious and deadly stabbing. cydrisse alvin lived across the hall from. 29-rolled from >> there were other people in the apartment at the time. >> they believe she was murdered even though her 6-year-old daughter was just feet away. >> i cannot imagine how her child feels to witness something like that. it is sad. >> my sister did not deserve this. she had her problems. everybody does. but she had a heart of gold. >> the murder apparently took off after exploded in rage. poli

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at least during the afternoon. here we are looking at drizzle through the morning.ers developing in the north bay by noon, another wave moving through the early evening hours into the bay area don't be surprised if you get a little wet during your tomorrow morning clearing out saturday afternoon sunshine and breezy conditions. if you are going to walk in the pride parade sunday, it going to be cloudy at the beginning, sunshine, 57 at 10:00, 51:00, 61 by 4:00. temperatures -- steady tomorrow, sunday and monday, then you can see the warmer more typical weather tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >>> live shot walnut creek southbound 680 moving well, typical summer pattern, people are sleeping in a little bit more and kids don't have to get off to school, we'll find bunching towards highway 24 who other problem there is. east shore freeway past golden gate field, university avenue, here and 80 westbound it is moving not at the limit, no major stalls or accidents. bay bridge looks like they reported metering lights are on traffic flowing smoothly to the toll now no back-ups h

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at 425 a.m. deputies received a phone call from the santa cruz resident alleging that she was a salted in one of the rooms of the resort. investigators made contact with sandoval there. he then drove himself back to downtown san francisco -- santa cruz meeting is clear here for questioning. that same lawyer says the sex was consensual and that his client is cooperating with the investigation. a sheriff's spokesperson says he has not been detained or are arrested. it could be weeks before the case is handed over to the d.a. who will decide whether or not to charge pablo sandoval. they say the delay has nothing to do with his celebrity status. >> we do not like to rush things. just because he is pablo sandoval does not mean we will treat this case any differently than any other. >>pam: a suspected serial killer speaks out from jail. today, kron4 received a letter from joseph naso. police say he killed for northern california women ended down to their bodies in rural areas. kate thompson is here to

accidents include bel air at chapel road, east monument at north washington, also at west mulberry at north utah. let's now take a live look, as you can see, things heavy there. looking to the left-hand side of your screen, 70 at 29, and we still have a lot of traffic to watch for as well. northbound harbor tunnel thruway approaching potee street. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hard wood and laminate, 1-877-75-bill's. >>> two groups trying to clean up the inner harbor don't see eye to eye about what needs to be done. more on the disagreement and what it means for the water. >> reporter: every time it rains, the water from much of baltimore ends up here. pretty on top. filled with trash, chemicals, metals, toxins, animal waste and pesticides below. >> we've seen these recent fish kills and sewage spills and the fish kills are definitely because of overnewt fix of the harbor. that's a major problem. >> reporter: attorney tina myers is baltimore's water keeper, an independent nonprofit voice working to better this place. her organization has a problem with this.

lanham at 5:30. buena vista at 5:30, sea brac at 5:31. those are some of the areas we're concerned about with this particular storm. moving to the north-northeast. holland at owe 0 hauling at 45. maximum hail inch and a half, no surprise. lanham, bowie, points in between, take cover because this is pretty serious stuff. they've reissued the warning now and extended it until 6:00. so again, prince george's county and also howard county, until 6:00. but between lanham, greenbelt, and bowie, that's the area we're most concerned as the storm really begins to lift up. if these storms start moving faster, we get something called traps lagsal wind so maybe hat a 40 miles per hour wind, then all of a sudden you've got an 80 miles per hour wind. when it moves faster, it cuts down on flash flooding. the bad news is it increases translational wind, and that can increase damage. we'll go back into this area. right around lanham, 19 3, southwest of bowie, winds away from the radar site 30 miles per hour, and 41 miles per hour wind away from the radar

look at the clarity. unlimited visibility and right now with the breezy conditions it is 61 degrees. 21 m.p.h. sustained wind. as the sun sets we're noticing the clouds building up that the coast. the extended forecast calls for a warm-up. right now, other notable members from the '50s that the beaches but the wind has been a factor. right now we are experiencing wind gusts at mount diablo 13-18 m.p.h.. 30 m.p.h. at the oakland airport. we noticed the buildup of the clouds along the coast and especially along the san mateo coast by tomorrow morning's commute. a cold front will move out the clouds and we will have clear skies during the afternoon hours but it will turn gusty again with the passage of a cold front that will bring a cooler air mass. we warm up again just in time for the weekend. that will be just in time for the art and wine musical festival. tonight with the clouds building becoming mostly cloudy into the 40's and '50's, 52 degrees in san jose. it looks like the air quality with the wind wi

look at kansas city at 101, chicago at 99, some of the hottest temperatures they've had in a decade.we'll see the air shifting over to the mid-atlanta. we're not far off of that now. so as far as our forecast highs for the next few days, we're looking at at least 99 tomorrow. it could hit 100, but maybe not quite the record of 105. 98 on saturday, 95 on sunday, but i will say that even if we don't hit the actual highs as far as the records, the heat index will feel more like the low 100s. bob will have your complete forecast coming up. but for now back inside. >>> thank you, tim and bob. stay with wjz for first weather coverage. for instant updates, looking on to wjz.com. >>> the other big story, the high escort in the land up holds president obama's historic health care overhaul. w jz is live with complete coverage on the impact in maryland. we begin with danielle nottingham at the circuit court with the ruling and what it all means. >> reporter: obama's health care reform law celebrated outside the circuit court. >> obamacare is here to stay. >> reporter: in a 5-4 vote, the justice

we'll also take a look at your morning commute. here's 895 at the splifment looking at some delays. talk about those coming up. tony? >> late this afternoon it could get bumpy. we'll discuss that whole scenario and check your seven-day when we come back. >> welcome back to 11 news today, it's 6:44. in the headlines, city police are investigating a deadly stabbing in east baltimore. the unidentified victim was stabbed in the chest thursday evening. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word this morning on a suspect or possible motive. meanwhile, baltimore county police are investigating a double stabbing near owings middle boulevard and glen brook avenue where police say they found a man and woman suffering from stab wounds. they believe it may be connected to a niche traffic crash. four people were hurt in that accident. those victims were taken to an area hospital suffering from minor injuries while the two stabbing victims were transported to shock trauma with possible life-threatening injuries. >> and police say the man who set a romantic rival on fire turned himself in to pol

yesterday we reached 83 at reagan. 81 at dulles. 82 at bwi. now it's 64 degrees at national. our humidity is up 84%. not too bad now, because the air temperature isn't that high. once the air temperature gets higher, the humidity will make it feel a little uncomfortable. light northerly wind flow at 6 miles per hour. so for today we're talking a high of 81 degrees. mostly sunny skies and light winds. few more clouds kicking in as we move through into the late afternoon, evening hours. that will set us up for a few clouds on saturday. i want you to know the weekend is looking fabulous. great day ahead for father's day. i think you're going to love the five-day forecast. let's check in with lauren demarco. >> we are doing kind of rough in prince george's county on the beltway. had a serious crash involving a tractor-trailer. skyfox remains live over that scene, still working to get this cleared up and out of the way. folks now able to use the two right lanes and the right shoulder to get by the crash. thank you to skyfox for keeping us up-to-date. you'll see the delays stretchi

this is a picture of the beltway at university boulevard, running at speed.nd 95 out of stafford and garrissonville road and aquia harbor, if there's a collision upstream. northbound 95 in triangle at 619, blocking the left lane. back to you. >> thank you. a man accused of ramming his grandson's gasoline-laced suv into a building in downtown washington will be in court today. >> 32-year-old charles ball of new market. court records show that same day his girlfriend filed a restraining order against him. >> the preliminary information he drove into the building intentionally. >> i cannot believe that. i thought, why would he do that. >> after he hit the building, he got out and tried to ignite the jeep with a lighter. he faces arson and assault to kill charges. and online surged shows that he had a troubled past with arrest for fraud assault theft drug charges, and third degree sex assault. experts william county police say lori shipe has been charged with dui i. was driving alexa's that ran a red light and crashed into a ford focus. the ford focus hit a volks

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the medicare program, if you look at age 65 and look at lifetime health care expenditures starting at age 65, and if you compare the lifetime spending of an obese adult to a normal weight adult, and there's a couple of good models that have done these estimates. anywhere from 20% to 40% more spending over the course of a lifetime for an obese adult. so the point is, this is a very different story than smoking. smoking is a mortality discussion, this is a morbidity discussion. so it seems to me if you think about medicare, there's two opportunities that i think that are important. one is to find ways to change the incoming health profile of people coming into the program. and let's just go back to the coordination piece. i'm sure melanie will talk about, this and they're doing a great job of this, but if you think about the opportunities here to put in place evidence based care coordination enter negligenc

at 1:00 a.m.made contact with him and have been in c constant communication with him since then. now, at this point police are not saying exactly what the nature of that domestic disturbance that brought them here to this location in the first place. but they are continuing to secure this neighborhood. what that's going to mean for folks who live inside of the barricaded area is that they're going to have to coordinate with police to get escorts out of the barricaded area. it's going to be a major inconvenience for folks who are trying to go to work this morning. but the standoff is continuing. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> opponents of same-sex marriage in maryland are turning in more petition signatures despite already reaching the number needed for a referendum. the marriage alliance is turning in more signatures. the group calls it an exclamation point on their effort. new tv ads are trying to keep the fight for expanded gambling in maryland alive. the ad put to the by a coalition of lay your