. >>> senator ben carter's nephew is at the center of some controversy in baltimore.they are surrounding the delegates out there and their proposal to the girlfriend. they were staged as the type of police rage. officers, they surrounded he and his girlfriend and pretended to put her under arrest, when he proposed. and baltimore police, they have launched an internal affair probe into whether they misused the police resources. >>> the project has hit a bit of a snag, building the occupancy on the lanes on interstate 395 and out in northern virginia. but the money troubles and the community concerns, they have put the plan on hold. now, they do not affect the hot lanes currently under construction on the capitol beltway in virginia. >>> a nice forecast cover. stkphr-t good news is the heavy storms, they are pretty much east of us or north of us. i would grab an umbrella the next couple of hours. >> yes, light to moderate activities across the part of the metro area. throughout the rest of the week, the chances for thunderstorms will increase. here is your forecast firs

ben carter went -- brianne carter went behind the scene today. she has the details. >> cynne', they are going to tackle these two projects in just one week. today was the beginning of what is expected to be an emotional week for these two deserving groups the students of this after the school center in the northeast got quite a surprised to. >> we're just delighted when we heard ty call our names and call the fishing school's name. >> that's ty pennington from the hit show "extreme makeover hom edition." this afternoon the cast and crew knocked on the car of the fishing -- door of the fishing school to let the staff and students know getting a new building. >> whatever we can do this week to help him would be phenomenal. because that place is -- there are few better places i've ever been to in my life. >> tom lewis started the fishing school more than two decades ago, dedicated his entire life to helping underserved youth in the district. but he hasn't had the means to fix up this facility. he says the makeover is more than a dream come true. >>

. >> democratic senator ben carter held his first -- his third town hall meeting this afternoon. college officials and the washington county sheriff's office increased security. it was hoped anger over the issues had settled down to a more civilized discourse. we are live in hagerstown to see what happened tonight. >> what we witnessed was that the anger, the confrontations continued here in hagerstown today. afterwards, organizers and law- enforcement officials told us the event was, than they had expected. >> it was the tale of two crowd, the line outside to gideon -- the line to get in, but no shouting. >> this country is by the people and for the people, not from congress and the president. >> wouldn't you say the people have been sitting on their butts for quite a few years? >> a few minutes before, senator ben cardin told supporters he hoped the capacity crowd would honor the spirit of the town hall meeting. >> i am looking forward to an opportunity to answer concerns and give information about what is happening in health care reform. >> inside the hagerstown committee coll

senators, republican senator richard luger, joseph lieberman of connecticut and democratic senator ben carterd. let's move on to a neater issue, health care. let's talk about the question in the context of what we learned at the end of the week. the administration's mid session budget review is late this year. they now say that deficit over the ten-year period to come will beat $9 trillion, nine, trillion with a t dollars. that is up from a $7 trillion estimate a few months back when they released the budget in february. senator lieberman, to you first. in that context with a bigger deficit, is it time for the president to hit the reset button, forget sweeping health care reform this year, do three or four incremental things less costly. prove that you're bringing the cost curve down and then go after the more difficult and more expensive issues? >> in a word, yes. i don't think -- i get the president tremendous credit for taking on the health care problem. and it really is a problem that we've got to deal with. but he took it on at a very difficult time but was not of his making. in other wo

but tonight ben carter is going to be there face to face. ellen has plenty to say about president obama's healthcare. >> didn't mess up everybody's insurance. >> reporter: she is calling her friends to go with her to tonight's town hall meeting. >> i have sent e-mails to everybody i can think of, because most people don't know that there is going to be a town hall meeting. >> reporter: it's this kind of recruiting that many of president obama's supporters find fault with. stephen crockett was at a meeting at kent county about a week ago with congressman kent cruekratovil which at times it t testy. >> an awful lot of americans are covered by government provided health insurance already. >> the obama plan is bad more me and for bad more america. >> reporter: the senator carter's meeting tonight is expected to be just as heated add groups on both sides of the debate rally their troops. >> i suspect a lot of people will come and can't get in but at least they can there with a sign of what they care about. >> reporter: the meeting begins at 7:00

maryland senator ben carter listen to concerns and answered lots of questions, but he was interruptedany times as he tried to clear up rumors about the proposal. another town hall meeting will be held in hagerstown and the senator is considering holding another one in central maryland after last night's big turnout. >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> it is rare to have good news to report. in the area of 32, we had an accident all morning, and that is now clear. from 175 downed to 32, dealing with slow spots, looking a lot better. another accident is clear on the outer loop of pulaski highway on the east side. we get excited when accidents are clear, that is why the exclamation point is there. the delayed developing in the area of east joppa road. on the west side outer loop, 10 minutes. live view a couple of spots. switch over to a live view of traffic on a 295. just as 175 due to the earlier accident. >> already std start for us today. 77 in the metric -- already a steamy start for us today. 77 in the metropolitan area. 90 to 93 is the temperature r

carter -- that never happens here. david buckner is here, a p professor of organizational leadership at washington university. ben bernanke said we would never do that. >> he did say that, but this is a backdoor approach. glenn: so, in other words, they're being weasels about it? >> it is a backdoor approach. it is legal. it is just not communicated broadly, so people don't understand what we're really doing. glenn: it's legal in the way that the c.d.o.'s and all the things that got us into this mess, right? >> tech technically, yes. glenn: tell me where i'm wrong. this happened a couple of weeks ago -- this was last week this happened? >> yeah, last wednesday and thursday. glenn: so they sell all of our bonds, correct? >> correct, to the broader market, the primary buyer. glenn: they sell this and say hey, who wants a share of america? there were no buyers. nobody was interested, so there was a problem, kind of a tension last week, so the primary buyers did eventually buy it up. they buy 7-year bonds. they are long-term bonds. >> 7 years, exactly. glenn: after ten days, these people buy those 7-year bonds, and a

the eye team reported, delicate john carter and used police boats and helicopters to stage a scene for his proposal -- delegate john cardin. the nephew of senator bennal investigation is underway in the department to determine a possible misuse of let us take a look at your forecast. good morning, jim. >> we are dealing with lots of heat and humidity. a few clouds of to the west heading our way through the afternoon hours. whenever we talk about heat and humidity on this scope, we have to talk about afternoon and evening under storms. 91-95 on the thermometer with increasing clouds. it will feel a little bit warmer than that one effect in humidity. forecast shows stormy through the end of the work week with temperatures holding steady and then the stronger system friday and saturday, taking temperatures to 80's. pleasant setting up for sunday and monday. low 80's with lots of sunshine. >> and just a reminder, sandra shaw is on her way to new york to guest co-host "live with regis bolten." you can catch it live at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. also sarah caldwell is along with the trip and she will provide behind-the-scenes details. stay tuned to wbal tbi 11