across the bay, 80's. 83 at b.w.i. marshall. we head out to the suburbs. garrett county, 68 degrees. the dewpoint has dropped out tremendously. 40's on to the west, 50's downtown. we were in the 40's with the dewpoint yesterday and that is extremely dry air. humidity will rise through the rest of the week. 15 to 21 miles per hour wind gusts downtown. out on the bay, wind gusts are at 21 knots, so there is a small craft advisory. the next high tide is at 12:53 p.m. at fort mchenry. to be and is the next high tide. -- 2:00 p.m. is the next high tide. it will be another great night to open the windows and give the air conditioner and a break. it's very pleasant weather pattern. we have a low pressure system in new england. it is the sharp contrast from high-pressure to the low pressure that is causing our breezy winds in the nighttime hours. this is what is allowing the heat coming from the south. we have a cold front of the coast to the east. this helped to steer tropical storm debby away. all of that wind and rain has weakened to a tropical depression. it i

it is warmer this morning than it was jed morning at this time. 63 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. the sun coming up. just a few clouds here and there. 72% the humidity. 29.96. the science center downtown. it is 70 degrees. you could see the trend already. more on the forecast for the entire weekend coming up. >> i'll have another will not have another shot at racing history as a crippling injury dashes triple crown dreams at the belmont stakes. i'll have another was favored to become a triple crown winner today. >> we have team coverage this morning and we begin with gerry sandusky, the only -- >> media arrived on the news >> the couple has grown to expect heart gs break instead of history. >> this is the toughest race, a mile and a half. >> that's why they call it the graveyard of champions. the track itself is a long distance for 3-year-olds. >> doug o'neil will look on from the grandstand, now just a fan. washing a race on the day he hoped to see a legend. it is extremely disappointing. i feel so sorry for the whole team. we have had amazing run. >> now the winner of preakness

the winds are picking up on the backside of that low. 21-mile-per-hour wind gusts at b.w.i. marshall. stronger winds as you head towards the lower eastern shore. 30 miles per hour in salisbury. temperatures in the low seventies for an hour across the metro area. mid-70's along the lower eastern shore. cooler in the mountains, 50 and 60's. metro area should be in the mid- 60's through the afternoon. we cannot rule out a couple of showers. if you plan to be outside, you may want to think about what weather -- wet weather. tonight, we will be partly cloudy andr the shower -- we will be partly cloudy and the short chances end in the evening. we should try out and warm up as we head into the weekend. -- we should dry out and warm up as we head into the weekend. >> in the "medical alert, a close but the recent salmonella scare as experts reminding pet owners and that simply feeding your dog can put your family at risk. pet food recalls were mostly due to salmonella contamination. according to the centers for disease control, the people or hospital -- five people were hospitalized. >> if yo

>> dolphins. >> b.w.i. marshall is one of the busiest airports in the country. 20 million people flew out of your last year and even more are expected this year. >> we had a record in 2011 and the first quarter of 2012 was a record. >> $100 million in improvements are being made to the inside. the security checkpoint will be closed and be replaced with a much larger screening area. >> if you have ever been through the "c" check. tonight is the oldest part of the terminal and it is dank. it will be brand new and much better. >> the last moving sidewalks that will connect concourse "c" to "a" and "b." >> you are seeing the fruits of 18 months of labor to make this go smoothly and quickly. >> something this passenger appreciates at 4 per year the flight to trinidad. >> -- for her yearly flight to trinidad. >> we are told all of the work should be finished by the summer of next year. >> thank you, gen. for more details, head to our website at wbaltv.com. >> here is another look at the top stories. today is the start of

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. the skies are mostly clear and the humidity is dropping down to 75%. winds northwest at 6 miles an hour. we should expect dry conditions here in baltimore, the mountains may see a couple of sprinkles but the majority of the area will have dry weather. it will be a little breezy. winds north-northwest at 10 to 1 amiles -- 15 miles an hour and temperatures should be in the mid to upper 70's. current wind gusts right now around 20 miles an hour in cambridge. 11 in oakland and as we get the daytime heating, the winds could be strengthening. out to the team coverage with lowell in towson. keep in mind if there are any unstable branches, any of these light wind gusts could knock more of them down. something we'll have to keep an eye on. >> yeah, as you were mentioning about those wind gusts and folks are wondering if a tornado touched down here in towson and i think from some of the evidence we're seeing in this area, it mostly has to do with strong wind gusts in certain areas and that's what we're seeing here. we're in the 600 block of chestnut avenue. a lo

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. compare that to normal. 64. normal high, 86. we'll stay well away from that record high of 100 degrees set back in 2010. look at us warm things up. 80 degrees at the airport. winds east at 5 miles an hour and the sun is shining right now. forecast for today, calling us to get at least in the upper 80's to low 90's by the afternoon. i think the downtown areas that stay hotter with the concrete, they warm up. 86 for ocean city. we have sunshine right now and the clouds increase towards the afternoon ahead of our next chance for rain. details coming up with those rain chances in the seven-day forecast. >> big story this morning, the community surrounding penn state is reacting to the conviction of former assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. >> sandusky was convicted of 45 of 48 criminal counts for abusing young boys over a decade and a half. even though his sentencing won't happen for another three months, his defense is hard at work. news reporter brian mooar has latest from pennsylvania. >> jerry sandusky hadn't even spent h

of up to 80 miles per hour. 80, 7 and gusts in fairfax county. 66 mile per hour wind gusts at b.w.i. marshall. this powerful line of thunderstorms. the average wind speed was not that bad. the yellow shading, right down the i-95 corridor. this is the latest guest at 8:00 gusting 45, 50 miles per hour. around reagan national, the wind has calmed down a little bit. the airport having a wind gust as 70 miles per hour. by 1:00 or 2:00, it is moving out to sea. pal of the wind coming through and dangerous lightning as well. by tomorrow, that with the system is gone and we will get some sunshine but another one might be dropping tomorrow morning. the heat will stick around and so will the powerful thunderstorms. partly cloudy and wake up on sunrise. temperatures still in the 80's in the city. we were not the only ones with severe heat. 105 in louisville, one had a 6 in st. louis. -- 106 in st. louis. a record 105. the official temperatures make it at the airport. the heat index was up around 117. it is likely to be almost as hot as today again tomorrow. a big powerful storm. look at that big air ma

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. the national weather service continues to survey the damage. 68 degrees the current temperature at the airport. we should be in the upper 70's by the afternoon. maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm. more details in the insta-weather plus forecast. >> harford county was one of the hardest hit areas. >> it changed some people's lives, including one man who said he would be dead if he arrived to work 15 minutes earlier. nadia ramdass has that story. >> the sounds of repair and recovery could be heard. less than 24 hours after a storm damaged the area. the storms occur here in a commercial area known for ought motive sales. >> in 15 minutes i was sitting in my steps under that pile of rubble. i think i would have been dead. >> he was 15 minutes away when the storm struck. >> it went up in the air, came down on one, and then wound up -- i guess that's 150 feet away. what you are seeing there is the floor of the trailer, actually. so it could have been bad. >> as dennis assess the damag

it is a hot dog or something. 80 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. the northwest wind is at 6 miles an hour. he's the sunshine. the humidity is still high. at the airport, 103 the temperature. the record is 105 from back in 1934. the inner harbor hit 106. not even one-tenth of an inch of rain at the inner harbor, the we have over an inch at tv hell, and some areas got over 3 inches -- hill, and some areas got over 3 inches. other areas have a lot of wind. the pending and what part of the storm you were under, you received something that was unusual. temperatures are moving into the 80's. 78 at randallstown. 79 in columbia. closer to the bay waters. here is the history of the storm. the start -- the storm moved out thursday night. here it is coming out of chicago toward us. it had a long trip, and it held together. our latest one is to the west, but there is more development in illinois and right now. our satellite picture shows this boundary. the is what these things ride along. that is sitting on the top of this huge mass of hot, humid air. these st

b.w.i.-thurgood marshall.it's in the 60's along the lower eastern shore and cooling down in the west. 46 in oakland because the dew point temperatures are dropping into the 40's out west. 50's downtown and lower 60's along the lower eastern shore. pretty humid there right now. drier air is starting to push in from the west behind this latest cold front. the winds are picking up behind this front. already around 9 miles an hour and we have 10 miles an hour downtown. not significant right now, those winds could strengthen as you get the daytime heating and mixing in the atmosphere. it looks like everything is heading out east. a few clouds in the sky right now, there may be a couple of clouds that come in across western maryland today and maybe a few sprinkles as well. we're dealing with the low pressure system with this. in the upper levels of the atmosphere, the storms are going to sit in place and slowly make its way into the mid atlantic. until this clears out, we'll keep a chance for showers in the next few

b.w.i. thurgood marshall and the winds west at 3 miles an hour. could turn a little breezy today as we'll have a few clouds in the sky and temperatures cooler in the mid to upper 70's. but the concern with those winds, we may still have some unstable branches. that could still bring a couple more down. that's a concern that we'll be talking about throughout the morning. now we'll head to our coverage of the aftermath as we head to lowell melser and you're in towson this morning at, yes, you can see what damage that was caused. not likely a tornado as mentioned but some straight line winds. >> yeah. i think that's what we're dealing with here in the towson area, ava, as we've seen throughout our coverage of this storm. most of the damage that's widespread that we saw both in carroll county and harford county but here in towson and parts of northern baltimore county, it seems a lot of that damage is more isolated dealing with situations like this one here in the 600 block of chestnut avenue where this tree i'm estimating is between 50 and 100 years

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. 60's along the lower eastern shore and 50's and 60's as you head into western maryland. dew points are not a big factor right now. it's fairly dry around 60 degrees for the dew point at the airport. any time the dew points get in the mid 60's, it feels a lot more humid but the dew points are increasing. temperatures in the upper 80's by the afternoon. we have' few clouds to our south right now but high pressure mainly in control. eventually we may start to see a couple of showers and thunderstorms move in late tonight and maybe even into tomorrow. the real heat is out towards the west where we already have 70's right now in kansas city. so we expect our temperatures to actually drop down into the next couple of days. 80 for tomorrow. chance of showers and thunderstorms. we could get those late tonight. 81 by wednesday with breezy conditions and we start to warm back up. the heat moves in next weekend. another chance for storms by saturday. >> thanks. nice weather is bringing dozens of

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. it is very comfortable. the humidity is very low. 73% right nousm winds south at 3 miles per hour. on this father's day, we do want to say happy father's day to all the dads out there. get outside and enjoy this day. hopefully you won't have to do yard work, unless you enjoy doing yard work. high temperatures up to 78 degrees. we'll go above normal as we head into the seven-day. stay tuned for all those details. >> time now for our "sunday morning q & a." thank you for coming in. happy father's day to you. >> thank you so much. >> let's talk about what you are seeing from some of the men and women returning from the middle east now in terms of the care that they need. >> sure. right now in the v.a. maryland health care system we have about 16,000 veterans sha that have served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. of those 16,000 men and women, the biggest concerns are physical concerns like orthopedic issues, like back, knee, shoulders, and then mental health issues, like depression and

officially 50 at b.w.i. marshall this morning. normal high is 80 and we have spent most of the state in the low to mid 70's. some showers are popping up to the south and west of the mountains in western virginia. also, the hills and valleys in northern and central pennsylvania. one storm is tracking east along the shore as well. a couple of showers to contend with. they are very scattered, isolated if you will. most areas will be dry through the evening. temperatures will cool off quickly. 60's and 70's around the state. look for some lows in the low 50's around tomorrow morning. and tomorrow, all over again after morningside cool temperatures. -- the morning sunshine and cool temperatures. 51-59 tonight with sunset 831 p and 72 tomorrow with like west winds. a light breeze on the day tomorrow with the waves around 1 foot and a water temperatures in the low 70's. high pressure is beginning to strengthen over the mid-atlantic and the northeast and great lakes. this will be the dominant feature through the end of the week. 67 in the

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b.w.i. marshall tied their record at 100 degrees. how about better news. relief. 94 degrees tomorrow. i know it's still hot. average is 86. there will be thunderstorms in the afternoon, and it brings in much cooler, more comfortable temperatures for saturday, relatively speaking. 88 is still warm, i know that but it will feel a lot better, too. sunday, 89 degrees. could be a spotty storm late in the day and monday's temperature, about 86 degrees. i want you to see that while we're still 87 in the city and quantico, 88, a few spots trying to drop just a little bit. bottom line, it will be really mild overnight if not warm. we have quite a lot of humidity which makes that heat index coming at 95. so you will definitely feel it if you step outside, to walk the pooch one more time tonight. feels like 99 in quantico, 91 for annapolis. this is crazy. very hard for the area to cool off at night when you have temperatures like this. we start out on a real warm note tomorrow. by the way, overnight there could be a slight chance of a shower and we could see those ag

b.w.i. thurgood marshall.e basically in the other's, which isn't bad for this time of year. we're starting off the day with relatively dry conditions and comfortably cool conditions. temperatures near the airport, 65. mid 50's in the western mountains. they are cooler out this morning. at the weather pattern, basically dry conditions up and down the eastern seaboard. other than that, mostly dry weather. that's because the high pressure is in control. a ridge of high pressure not only from the southeast but stretching all the way up to the maritime of can cans -- canada. a storm approaching from the west. this may increase chances for showers and thunderstorms. it will also bring temperatures down tomorrow as we have more clouds in place. then the storm heads out. >> as for today, another comfortable day. temperatures into the mid 70's. heading west of the city, near 80 degrees. partly sunny skies. comfortable conditions. winds southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. here's a look at the forecast across the state.

temperatures up to 65 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. barometer rising right now.bined with its load of radar -- a little bit of radar. storm system out west. right now are forecast looks dry today. mostly sunny skies, warmer today. high temperatures, 82 to 87 degrees. we want to get more humid over the weekend. >>> 8:00 now on this friday morning, the 8th day of june, 2012. we have a huge crowd here on rockefeller plaza and they're here to celebrate the music of chris brown, as he takes to our stage in what about 30 minutes now. -- their faces back home on your television set. meantime, i'm ann curry along with lester holt who's in for matt this morning. of course we've got the al roker, we're excited about that. we've got a lot more coming up this morning including everything you need to know as you head into the weekend. >> i'll have another is going for a triple crown tomorrow at belmont. natalie morales spent some time at the track, met the horse, met the trainer, we're going to find out how they're doing in preparation for the big day. >> this is a really coo

b.w.i. thurgood marshall. you compare that to normal, we weren't too high off of that. humidity 86%. a few clouds in the sky. winds calmt. -- calm. an upper level storm system in place across the east. pretty isolated if anything today. most of your day is dry with a few more clouds and temperatures on the warmer side toward the upper 70's. we'll have details of what's happening in the seven-day when we come back. >> covering the world this morning, protests in egypt due to hosni mubarak getting a life sentence for failing to stop the killing of protesters during egypt's uprising. he and his son were cleared of corruption charges. our report from cairo. >> thousands of protesters demonstrated in cairo and in cities across the country on saturday after a decision that convicted former president hosni mubarak, the man that ruled egypt with an iron fist for close to 50 years was given a life sentence for his involvement in killing of protesters in an action that ousted him from leadership in 2011. protesters in cairo and elsewhere have been angered by the acquittal of six senior officia