bob turk has computers. >> reporter: that's amazing.never forget watching sputnik go around and i told my grandmother. look up and see that little spot in the sky, it's going to be back in 90 minutes. kind of hard for her to believe it. let's take a look at the temperatures. 48. west winds down to 6. 39 is your dewpoint. that's a good indication of how it's going to get later today. right now 48 here. 46 in cumberland. a little warmer down to the south and once again the winds beginning to die down. temperatures back in the 40s and north of town a good possibility many areas away from the city and out in the rural areas -- in fact it's going to be so chilly, i'll show you what's going to happen. winds are much lower than they were. but we do have a frost advisory out here in west virginia and further west, even a freeze warning could get down to freezing in some of the mountain areas. so if you do have some tender plants there way out west, cover them up or perhaps bring them in in. >>> several sections in the north may bring us a sprin

we'll go to bob turk on tv hill. >>> it's a little warmer, a little brighter in d.c.ake a look at temperatures around the region. washington's up to 75 degrees right now. locally we're at 73. 0 in oakland. 67 ocean city. elkton 71679 the dew point is at 60 degrees. it should be coming up tonight. more humidity coming into the area. that means increased moisture. by this time tomorrow afternoon scattered showers and some thunderstorm activity. they could be locally strong in a couple spots. take a look at the temperatures locally, low to mid-70s, so a pleasant evening. then a couple showers up across northern central portions of pennsylvania. south into johns town, that's about it. it's moving off to the east. we're not going to see that. a southeast wind. that's bringing moisture from the atlantic ocean. warmer tomorrow, maybe above 80s and with warm temperatures, higher dew points, a front approaching the row john, what that means usually is the combination of colder air with the front coming to that warm humid air mass. look for showers and storms. a lot of activity

bob turk and tim williams have your updated first warning forecast. >> bugs out there right now. there's pollen, too. >>> let's take a look at radar. we have pollen. you can see just north of frederick. and this batch of virginia is moving off to the east. but only around 20 miles an hour. so it's going to take a while. this stuff in frederick is also moving off to the north and northeast. we have a little thunder here. up to 7700 feet. but it's lost 2700 feet. these are not strong storms by any chance. and thundershowers. but it's also heading off to the east/northeast. probably going to get into you folks around thurmont, western carroll county in the next 30 to 40 minutes. probably will stay dry for a little while longer. until maybe about 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. tim has a look at what we expect for this weekend. >> as bob just mentioned, those showers and thundershowers are very widely scattered. it's a little sun out here now. for this weekend, as the low pressure system moves in and stays pretty unsettled, although there is definitely no washout, tomorrow looks to be a p

bob turk is tracking the updated conditions in the first warning weather center. >> it's been a nicer. very pleasant. widely scattered showers to the west of us. take a look across virginia there. shenandoah valley. they're moving off to the east and northeast. one little shower there, right west of frederick, middletown. it's not a big deal. but it's moving to the northeast. in that region, we're going to get wet in the next 15 to 20 minutes. baltimore, washington. probably at least a few more hours before any of that stuff down in virginia could make it this way. we'll see a little rain tonight. tomorrow look like a nice day. but on mother's day, maybe some more of this action for the forecast coming up. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. >>> a new development in the case of a maryland woman found dead on an eastern shore farm. mary is in the newsroom to explain who is facing murder charges. >> reporter: prosecutors have just charged leroy wilson, jr., with killing lindsay kristeno. she was found dead on a farm. police arrested wilson two days later when he crashed kristeno's st

bob turk has your five-day forecast.we begin with meteorologist bernadette woods with a look at what you can expect tomorrow and tonight. hi bern. >> reporter: hello. what we have is a strong cold front crossing the state tonight. there is a chance for some severe weather. severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for washington and allegheny counties. but that's going to take some time for the storms to move eastward. then it will change to rain overnight as those thunderstorms wind down and that's how we start out the day at 53 degrees with some rain still around. as we head through the midday hours it will start to taper off and maybe see clearing as we head into the afternoon. however, much cooler. you see that high of 60 degrees as compared to the low 80s of today. and then tomorrow night is going to be a chilly one. for the rest of the five-day forecast here's bob. >>> as it clears tomorrow night look as these temps dropping down to 42. maybe some 38, 39 suburban areas. 68 sun and some clouds on thursday. looks like a

got an e-mail from bob turk, said the sun is out. everyone wants to know here or in naples. >> and it will be breezy. temperatures in the 60s. friday there is a chance of late afternoon showers. saturday partly sunny and 72. sunday is a problem k could change but now let's take it along the lanes. a chance of showers. partly sunny skies. a high of 72. take it away. >> you know that is breakfast in bed on sunday. >> you listening. >> he hello. >> and at 10 criminal minds suspicious behavior and the news at 11. >>> here is news, the broadcast networks, fewer americans own a television set. according to neilsen, under 97% of homes have a tv. that's down almost 2% from last year. more people are watching programs, though on laptops and tablets. >> it is fair to say those who have them they are pigger than they were. >> and thinner. >> we look wider on those wiwid screens. >> yes. >> see you later.

. >>> bob turk, first warning weather center. warmer by the weekend. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com. at this hour. for updates on all the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto wjz.com. >>> as you can see, the suspect got out of there. four officers returned fire, killing the gunman. one officer was also shot. but he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> the mississippi river is on the rise and threatening to hit record levels. the army corps of engineers has blown levees, flooding out thousands of acres of land. kendis gibson reports for wjz. >> reporter: the national guard raced to save a 93-year-old woman when floodwaters washed out this missouri road. one of the guardsmen pulled her out of her sinking car and brought her to safety. residents are evacuating all along the mississippi river in missouri and southern illinois, as the water rises. hundreds have gone to local shelters. >> it was a spur of the moment thing. wasn't nobody prepared

bob turk and meteorologist bernadette woods are updating the forecast for us.ernadette, i hear there is that sunshine out there. >> it's mixing with the clouds. and seems so bright after the gray morning. tomorrow, expect more sunshine. it's going to start ought the day with more skies. temperatures will be in the 50s. okay. 40s as we start out the day. then as we head through the afternoon, we warm up more so than today. we're going to get into the upper 60s for our highs. and then start to drop again for tomorrow night. >>> it's going to clear out to be very chilly tonight. back around the low 40s, many spots. it will be cool in the morning. tomorrow, sun. and a few clouds. 66, 40. another cold night tomorrow night. 67. maybe a brief shower friday. saturday looks like partly cloudy. 72. a chance of a shower. 71 on sunday. and partly cloudy. 72. these temperatures very close to average for this time of year. so we will finally get at least near normal. >> that will be nice. in today's energy saver, save water by scraping dishes before loading them. most washer

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meteorologist tim williams and bob turk the let us know what to expect. first, here's bob. >> here are some showers to the west and thunder as well. take a look at radar. a little batch there to the west of the mountains. and a little batch south of washington. and northwest. g.c. area. -- d.c. area. we'll take a look. right through there. to the northern fringe of carroll county, and much television northeastern frederick county. that is moving off to the east and northeast. this batch looks like it's going to head across south of frederick. may get to southern carroll county and the western suburbs of baltimore. i think about 7:15 to 7:30. there is activity in the region. and we'll see rain later this evening. the stuff down across southern virginia is going to affect most of extreme southern maryland. still pretty dry out there. so it's going to take a little while for that stuff to moisten up. what about the weekend? tim has a look at what we can expect this weekend. and also if you're headed out to the ball game. >> that front is pretty weak. and it w

meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk are tracking showers now. >> partly cloudy, kind of warm. pretty humid out here but look out to the west. that's where the action is particularly in portions of washington and allegheny county. it's all moving up to the north. north and northeast. cumberland you have showers and storms in your region. west virginia, a brief little shower. heaviest stuff by pennsylvania. more developing this evening and that's why we still have a chance in the baltimore area. most of the area area, in fact west of the bay is getting showers and maybe gusty thunderstorm activity. bernadette woods has a look at that advisory in effect. >> a severe thunderstorm watch is officially in effect for washington and allegheny counties in of the if you take a look at this map you know that coastal flood advisory in effect for the western shore counties because the southerly winds are starting to pick up through the high tide cycle overnight. about one to two feet on average. here's the storm when we open it up. it extends way down to the southwest and that's where this

turk street and central ymca at 228 golden avenue. two of thesetwo of these three e taking advantage of the federal rehabilitation tax credit. you received in your packet this afternoon, a letter from bob herman, an architect who has been developing in deciding affordable housing projects for over 40 years including five projects the gone through presentation reviewed in san francisco. it is interesting to note is that with regard to the street that has been shown in one of the signs before you, it did not hamper that. there were also approved as compatible with the lower historic district. the historic preservation and not be a stumbling block for creating excellent affordable housing in severances go. as for parks, i appreciate his remarks. it is worth noting that the city does have several parts that are individually listed as local landmarks or are part of designated historical district. in addition to the examples, they're both a part of local historic districts. in the image of the golden gate park includes individual city landmarks. this is the topic that has been the subject of much controversy. it is the heritage pose a belief that historic designation could be a valuable plan