mary's and calvert. more doppler 9000 and i'll be back to talk more about how the first of september is feeling more like july. hon came is in with timesaver traffic this labor day morning. >>> take a look at 270 on the southbound side in germantown. wow, things are looking really, really good out of frederick down to the point where the lanes divide. all hov restrictions are open for you as well today. here and in virginia. if you're planning to head over on the eastbound side of i-70, just keep in mind the accident cleanup from overnight after route 144 continues. you need to stay to the left to get by. back to you guys. >>> u.s. senators are some of the most powerful people in the world. >> but new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand says some of the men are blatantly offensive. >> reporter: porky, hot, honey badger, these are all words used by male members of congress to address senator grille gillibrand for her face. she reveals this in off the sidelines, a new book about what it's like to be

we've seen a few sprinkles on coastal areas and calvert and anne arundel counties. temps this morning are running 70 in town but mainly the low to mid-60s in our suburbs. let's go back to andrea and michael. >> thanks, howard. >>> time so see what our partners at cbs this morning are working on. >> that's where norah o'donnell is standing by live with a preview. good morning. >> good morning to you, mike and andre ya. heed some major fallout avid crow surfaced showing ray reuss punching his then fiance. we'll bring in n.f.l. 's today james brown to join us. there are real questions about how much the n.f.l. knew about this tape and the actions of the baltimore ravens and patriots owner bob kraft will join us in studio 57 as well. plus, "u.s. news & world report" is out with its highly anticipated list of the best colleges in the country. the editor is here to explain whether your colleges made the list. i don't know why georgetown, where i went, made. i'm looking forward to getting my hands on this list as well. and new research shows having children hurts women's c

baltimore right along the chesapeake bay through calvert county, st. mary's county, they say in this area the next half hour to an hour. and then a few more showers developed in the panhandle of west virginia. i'm watching those as they move our way. should be a dry night for most of us tonight, but something else could impact your morning commute. we'll talk about that in a minute. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, six flags stepping up security after a big fight over the weekend. tonight, we'll report what we're learning about one of the teenage victims critically injured in the fight. >>> i'm julie carey in alexandria, virginia. where a man accused of shooting a alexandria police officer says he's not guilty by reason of insanity. coming up, what his attorneys have to say about his mental state when he fired the gun. >>> a doctor exposed to ebola in sierra leone arrives in our area. what researchers are trying to learn from him as the virus spreads i >>> the cab driver accused of shooting an alexandria police officer in the head is asking a judge t

mary's county and calvert county crossing the bay. again just brief heavy down pour, a little bit of hunger and lightning. no damaging winds. rolling off to the north and east at about 30 miles an hour. maybe a passing sprinkle this morning. did during the afternoon for all the parades, it will be hot and humid, up into the lowinterrupt passing an or early evening storm. a look at rain chances next few days coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> out in manassas report of a downed tree from some of the storm we saw yesterday. heather green drive at lucasville road, a tree down there. also a crash research place at route 7. should be out of the way here shortly. also just spoke with police about this to see when it will be wrapped up. 70 east still has one lane open at main street from that earlier crash. otherwise looking quite good all around town into and out of town all around the beltway, inner loop and outer loop no problem. 270 at montgomery village looking good, as well. >>> a sudden surge, the problem driving up the

toward calvert county, st. county in the northern neck will continue to see showers for about the next half hour to an hour. if you're thinking about doing some biking in and around the d.c. metro area, hey, no problems. cloudy skies at the 6:00. 67 degrees by 7:00. once again, though, the big thing is the sun does go down now before 7:00. so if you're getting out there on that bike, make sure you're ready to head inside quickly as the sun quickly turns dark. here it is on skycast. very nice night tonight. and what i think will be a very nice day tomorrow. when are we going to be seeing the next couple days, 77 on your wednesday with a 40% chance of showers, just light showers, nothing to worry about. 77 on thursday. there is friday, and, again, the game, not sure what time, but does look like a chance for showers late in the afternoon. could even be a couple thunderstorms. and that will lead us into some much cooler weather for the weekend. highs only in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. >> thank you, doug.

right now storm team 4 showing a few sprinkles, north calvert, charles county. much farther south and west, charlottesville to southern shenandoah. upper 70s early afternoon. a lot of clouds around. greater chance of a showerheading home from work and school. how is traffic this morning? >>> we have some breaking news this morning. this is a motorcycle crash. this could be out there for some time. two left lanes blocked. 395 southbound at arm navy drive. so causing some slowdowns as you might expect this morning. as you are getting on 95 northbound at virginia, kind of into fredericksburg, through try angle, slow to woodbridge. that is where you are opening. 6:21 with a wider look at the beltway. >>> the third american being treated for ebola making strides in his recovery. the procedure his doctors may use causing the two americans cured. >>> uncommon virus seasoneding hundreds of kids to the emergency room. the n >>> welcome back at 6:15. new developments in the ebola crisis in africa. military is setting up isolation units to keep workers save after dr. rick

calvert county, tomorrow it will be hot and humid again with a slight threat for midday showers. more details on the labor day forecast, and they looked at tuesday, coming up in 10 minutes. >> a couple more notes on the impact of the weather. onree fell into two houses park west tonight. received significant damage. residents evacuated and we are told no one was injured. air connected with us, on and online as we track the weather. in a few minutes we will show you how nasty weather forced organizers to make changes to a concert area -- concert. tonight's weather also slow down the search for a hiker. 25-year-old man was trapped under a large rock near the potomac river. some crews had to temporarily suspend recovery due to the weather. we are able to get our heavy equipment to the scene, and that was the time we had to suspend our operations. leave eight aromatics and rescue folks on the island while others thought refuge. -- hiker's name has not been released. 15-year-old shawn gangloff died, and two others were hurt, during saturday's accident. tonight loved ones held a vigil

in northern calvert county, some clouds this morning -- those black spots are flocks of birds. a beautiful afternoon, and warm and muggy. the dew point is starting to come down a bit, but it is a little on the muggy side. off to the west on those western storms are diminishing, so partly cloudy and muggy. 91 and 74 at reagan national. just a few years ago, we hit 95, so we were not that far away. only a couple of more days of high temperatures and high humidity levels giving you a break on sunday. 83 in martinsburg, fredericksburg and 85. plenty of heat and humidity in the he's and then the air is dryer. source for the next couple of days developing ahead of this cold front that will bring up the heat and humidity. more high-pressure off the southeast atlantic coast and a push of warm and humid air. cold front when it approaches our area will give us a chance of widespread showers and storms. meantime, some possible fog early. 72 about as low as it's going to get. and 90 with a 30% chance of an isolated storm. out in the turn afternoon with lower humidity and gorgeous weather o

mary's county and southern calvert county, maryland. radar,en and blue on the that is just a little continuation from the radar. pretty much all of the rain has wrapped up. still a little drizzle possible, but we had a lot of rain. county, congressional country club, the rain gauge, 1.93 inches of rain, over 1.5 inches at bowie state university. in waldorf, just over an inch and a quarter. the temperatures have fallen into the 70's. i have to step out of the way to show you this great time lapse i captured from the rooftop weatherbug camera. a beautiful evening until about 7:00. the dark ominous clouds moved in, could hardly see anything, then things quiet down a little bit. now much quieter outside of the studio when rosslyn and most of the area. today was hot and steamy. 95 at reagan national, 91 at washington dulles, 93 at bwi. five of the six days in september we have been at 90 degrees or above, but that streak is over. now in the 70's, falling at the 60's. improving conditions as we continue through the remainder of the overnight.

mary's calvert county and leonardtown wet, as well as annapolis. and for most of the evening, that is exactly where those showers are going to stay. so in your weather headlines, gray skies for most. everybody still needs to stay umbrella-ready. coming up, i'll tell you about a little bit of heat is in autumn. i mean, real autumn-like air that moves in. i'll tell you in a couple minutes. >> not this august autumn stuff. thanks. >>> first at 4:00, george clooney letting us in on his wedding plans. >> also, prince william and kate middleton expecting again. odds makers are already making predictions about a possible name for the prince or princess. >>> and later on, atlanta hawks owner bruce levinson releases a racially charged e-mail and compares atlanta's fans to us here in washington. >>> it will be another week for the american university professor charged with setting fires near campus appears before a judge. david pitts was due in court today, but his case was continued until next monday. last week, pitts was arrested at the fox hall square sho

mary's and calvert county may take till 8:00, temperatures between 70 and 75, but you could still get a late cookout in tomorrow night. break this down. on the day planner we got 60s to start, 68 at 9:00, 71 at 11:00. temps aren't jumping tomorrow with the clouds and showers, only 72 by 1:00. talk about football. home opener, mostly sunny, pleasant, tailgating temperatures in the 60s, game temperatures in the 70s. beautiful on sunday, 77, still very nice on monday, temperatures near 80. the next seven days a little weak system comes through monday night, maybe a few early showers tuesday but really not much of a big deal, upper 70s, gorgeous wednesday, mid-70s, cooler thursday and friday next week, low 70s for highs, lows in the 50s downtown. some 40s are possible in the burbs next week. there's some football weather. >> thanks, top. >>> last week we had a blast in our high school coverage, great football. the damascus high school cheerleaders joined us in studio and rocked the house. to kick off this week's coverage our game of the week heads to paint branch high school, holden kushn

still leftover showers for our friend in southern calvert county and a good portion of st. mary's county. everything is light. it's all shades of green which is light on our legend, but the rest of us just have clouds and that is it. the clouds will hang tough through tonight into tomorrow morning, but the evening is okay except for a stray shower east of town if you want to get out and do something. bus stop temps 56 to 68, dry tomorrow at the bus stop, some clouds tuesday and a few showers. mild wednesday but just a few showers again. so futurecast, 6:00 in the morning 62 downtown, 50s in the burbs. so the clouds will keep temperatures up at night and keep temp down during the day. by 8:00 we're still low 60s downtown and upper 50s in the burbs. by lunchtime a few breaks in the clouds and temps rebound nicely to the 70s. we also see isolated showers popping up around i-81. don't get too hung up on their exact location. they'll be few and far between tomorrow. they're in the forecast, 4:00 80 downtown, a couple showers possible south, north of town toward gaithersburg. the

one to two for anne arundel, calvert. chilly morning again. 40s farther west. 50 around the metro area. look at a warmer pattern for the weekend and next week. 4:41. melissa? >>> this just popped up for us. greenbelt road eastbound at ramp to bw parkway is blocked. they're going to work you around that if you are headed out any time soon. 66 at nutley street, no problems. beltway at new hampshire, looking good. no issues into town or out of up to. 95 virginia and 95 maryland all fine. you can sigh right here moving along. let's hope it stays that way. i will see you back here at 4:51. >>> the skins name not the only mascot under fire. the issue that has d.c. lawmakers pushing for a name change at several schools. >>> and in ferguson, tensions on >>> and in ferguson, tensions on the rise again in cases of rape and incest, just >>> and in ferguson, tensions on the rise again like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comsto

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we saw a few towards calvert county, st. mary's county earlier and one more across the st. michael's area, seeing showers there across the bay. so these showers will continue to move to the south. and if you notice, most of us will stay on the dry side. but as we talked about yesterday, don't be surprised to see a sprinkle or a shower on your windshield this afternoon. here's that frontal boundary. you can pick it out fairly well as the clouds continue to move towards the south. the front yesterday was in canada. today it's moving right across our region. now, we're not seeing cold air. but we're still seeing cool air for the month of september. average low temperature this time of year around 62. we'll be a little bit lower than that tonight. future weather taking you right on through the night. there's those showers we're talking about. they'll move down to the south and tomorrow want you to notice something. we have some sunshine early but watch where the clouds and the chance of showers come from. they come from the east. and any time we have that easterly flow, we coul

charles county, calvert, you'll have plenty to go around. it's about to cross over 95 and up 270. the heavy activity won't roll in till later tonight. we'll zoom in. we have rain downtown, rain in old town and also a wet ride home from d.c. south through dale city down toward quantico and stafford into fredericksburg and also wet down 301, waldorf to la plata, but the good news is we're getting this out of the way. tomorrow night's game decreasing cloudiness, cool, tailgate temperature around 70s and during the game in the 60s. this is 8:00 at night. there's the heavy rain in yellow. this rolls to the north. so by 10:00 it's essentially raining about in the entire metro area and then the real heavy activity rolls through between 10 and 6 a.m. the yellows and oranges blasts through the metro area. you folks in loudoun county are not technically under the watch, but i think you'll see as much as 2 inches of rain with this system. by 6:00 in the morning heavy rain leesburg to frederick. the rest of us just have showers. i would allow extra time tomorrow morning for the commute, but i

this is going to past just south and east but leonardtown in toward calvert county, southern st. mary's, down toward ridge and point lookout down there. this is also making its way to cambridge. there's one other area of showers, pretty light in the winchester area. extending into the charles town area trying to get in toward frederick and 340 and brunswick and point of rocks, those areas. just some light showers here and there. not a yellow alert day. the forecast, the day planner does have the threat for showers this afternoon, even into the evening in the d.c. area. better chances will be south and southeast of us with temperatures being held in the low to mid-70s. the areas southwest may struggle to get out of the 60s today. the clouds are doing a number. culpeper only 66. manassas some sprinkles nearby. 64. orange only 63. frederick a little drier. a peek or two of sun. they're the warm spot on the board at 75 degrees. la plata 70. you're looking at nats park as they're getting ready to host at least two playoff games. we need 11 wins to win the world series. 71 degrees. clo

southern sections of charles county, calvert county, certainly remain alongs the ocean resorts. still a good night for baseball. the future cast. 11:00 tonight, want to walk the dog. we have a shower painting here. just updated. this is the rapid precision model. i think we'll have a lot of clouds tonight, but we'll be dry. by 11:00, 71 downtown. mid 60s in gaithersburg. upper 60s in leesburg and 57 in manassas. we'll talk about when the clouds give way to sunshine tomorrow and we'll also track a pretty strong cold front for thursday. we'll tell you what that means to the ravens game and your evening commute thursday night. >> thanks, top. coming up next on wusa9. >> amid concerns there wouldn't be enough car parking at the silver line stations. city line partners bought this commuter lot. as you can see, it's not getting much use. >> why apple ceo says the new apple watch is the most personal device that tech giant has ever made. i'm in cupertino, california, we'll have that story coming up. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the

the bay, a couple sprinkles into hagerstown and west of winchester and light activity in southern calvert county and extreme st. mary's county giving way to dry conditions in the next couple hours. the evening is okay except for a stray shower south and east. bus stop temperatures 66 to 68, dry. some clouds tuesday, a few showers. both commutes are fine on tuesday. not worried about that at all. 6:00 tomorrow morning we got low 60s downtown, 50s in the burbs, pretty comfortable start. yes, clouds but no green blobs just yet. 8:00 low 60s downtown, upper 50s in the burbs. look what happens. by 1:00 clouds go away. then we see a couple showers develop toward luray, winchester and cumberland, all light, 70s across the board. by 4:00 pushing 80 downtown, upper 70s leesburg, gaithersburg, manassas and a couple showers possible, not a lot of activity. it will all be light. by 6 p.m. upper 70s downtown, low to mid- 70s in the burbs. by 7:30 we got maybe 69 in gaithersburg, everybody else in the 70s. by 10:00 walking the dog, walking after dinner we got upper 60s downtown and low to mid-60s in th

calvert county, and just down 95 toward fredericksburg. it's going to be just about perfect. braves in town, magic number down to 12. but dry for the nats game. temperatures in the 70s. we'll come back and talk about a cold front. what that means for the ravens this is a different kind of airline. one that invented low-fares so everyone could fly. one that decides where to go next by putting your needs first. and knows people are its most powerful fuel. some say we do things differently. we say, why would we do things any other way? without a heart, it's just a machine. in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. >>> summer vacation is over and people are starting to look at

also watching a couple of sprinkles trying to come across calvert and st. mary's county from the eastern shore. that's going to be it. these passing light sprinkles or drizzle for the afternoon and even early evening. temperatures in the 60s. mid-60s in the shenandoah valley. luray 66. win chester only 64. you might not get to 70 today. we're in the mid-70s in town. ocean city had a light shower at 72 this hour. plenty of clouds on the michael & son weather camera, 76. a northeast wind at 13. that continues to bring in moisture in the form of the low- level moisture and the clouds off the atlantic. big picture, got the storm still to our south and east but it's finally pulling away from eastern virginia. a lot of storms from central illinois with an upper level feature that's coming across the region. we're going to see the clouds around and the spotty light showers here and there. so we've dropped the yellow alert. this really -- i don't think it's enough to even cancel much in the way of plans. you might need the intermittent wiper every now and then. ton

by 4:00, some showers now into calvert county, st. mary's county, into the northern neck. dry along 95 and out 66. by 6:00, maybe some light activity between d.c. and fredericksburg. but the bulk of the activity tomorrow evening will be in prince georges county and also into southern maryland. then by 8:00, we can see the showers crossing over a little bit of 95. heavier activity stays well south and east of town. by 10:00, showers maybe up to gaithersburg, leesburg, and martins burg. generally light. and we see some heavier activity southern maryland and the northern neck. then by 11:00, see the yellows and oranges, that's heavy activity. and that gets into close to us as anne arundel county and portions of prince georges county. temperatures in the 60s and good news, how much of this add up? .45 downtown, but the real bulls eye will be easten and cambridge. the ocean resorts will see 1 to 2 inches of rain. the good news, it gets out of here before tailgating and before the kickoff. >> we'll break this down for you. 63 by 9:00. 68 by 11:00. clouds coming in pretty fast. a

by 4:30 they're still heavy in northern calvert county. by 6:30 the first batch moves through. we're still 92 degrees. more showers back to the west and some of these will move through between 8:30 and 10:00 up toward frederick maybe a shower, maybe a couple showers down 95 past dale city. then you can walk the dog tomorrow this time tomorrow night. don't expect a shot of fresh air behind the cold front, 81 still at this time tomorrow night behind the cold front. it will lower humidity is the good news. day planner, 70s to start, 82 by 9:00, 89 by 11:00. we're almost 90 before 11:00. 92 at 1:00 but dry through that period. yellow alert tomorrow with afternoon storms, hot but not humid on wednesday. we're still 90 and hot with isolated storms possible thursday, temperature around 90, not that crazy humid, though, on thursday either. next seven days nats come back into town and it's going to be hot, low 90s. then saturday another cold front approaches, showers and storms that may impact the nats game. then we're looking at cooler weather sunday and monday, good news for the nats

overnight hours and now this is the last of it in our area down into extreme southern maryland and calvert counties. we are definitely seeing things settle down. we will see a calmer day tomorrow, but the thing not going away is the heat. tonight we got up to 96 degrees. it's tied for the third hottest day so far this year. our record high 100 degrees. we got pretty close to that, but we didn't quite get there. as you wake up tomorrow morning, some patchy fog and it's just going to be soupy and i hate to use the word miserable, but with temperatures in the 70s and dew points in the 70s tomorrow morning, it is going to feel nasty out there. i'll talk about how long this heatwave is going to last and when the next chance for thunderstorms will arrive coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. >>> a hiker has died after becoming trapped on the rocks along the potomac river. his companion made the 911 call to montgomery county fire and rescue just after 4:30 today. the 25-year-old male victim was stuck under a large rock on offutt island just south of old anglers inn. it's also near the

mary's, calvert county and the northern neck.s is the north american computer model, 11:30 tomorrow morning no real problems in the immediate metro area, but by 1:00 some showers get pretty close toward frederick and hagerstown. by 4:00 we see showers rolling through the d.c. metro area. so you tailgaters will probably have some showers. the good news is everything is shades of green, which is light. that much is good. by 6:00 showers are just almost south of m&t bank stadium, very close. we are really trying to get some fine detail right now. by 8:00 again just very close to the stadium. i think you'll be in pretty good shape bycatchoff. you'll be wet if you're tail -- by kickoff. you'll be wet if you're tailgating. by 12:00 heading home actually you'll see some stars, clearing skies in baltimore and some clearing skies in d.c. west of town, but showers and thunderstorms could linger into southern maryland. i think this model may be a little show. the model we showed you earlier may be fast, so we'll cut it in half and say wet f

live doppler, the heavy showers storms over the eastern shore and delaware, the southern tip of calvertn st. mary's county. even though doppler is showing the light blue and green, that is not rain, that is just a little feedback from the radar. for the most part, we are over with the severe weather threat. now it's all about the cooler temperatures, now in the 70's after being in the 90's this afternoon. the satellite radar, where the storms are moving, all towards the east. he had the storms over the eastern shore, we are seeing much improving conditions. overall, showers tapering off through the remainder of the overnight. dry and cool air will greet us tomorrow. then early next week, we could be tracking a coastal system. much more on all of that and a spectacular time lapse from the rooftop camera that i will share from the belfort furniture weather center coming up in about 10 minutes. >> the severe weather made for a busy night for the police and power companies. robert lyles continues team coverage from potomac, maryland. actually a ferocious punch from this very fast-moving sto

lighter showers, tough to pick out in toward calvert and charles county, to around reductionersville, moving off to the northeast. with temperatures south in the sprinkles in the mid-60s, up north with more breaks, in the mid and upper 50s. >>> lots of news starting off this work week. >>> good morning mike and andrea, ahead to announce a new plan against isis later this week mike more relevant takes us behind the scenes with how a strategy like this is formed. >>> plus respiratory illness is affecting children across the country. what children need to know. >>> the royal family announced the duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting their second child. all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> a quick question before you go. you have interviewed just about everybody, have you ever been the subject of an interview? >> i try to avoid it as much as possible. >> charlie rose oncharlie rose. >>> members of congress return to work this morning after a five week summer recess. some of the key itemfs on the agenda, passage of a budget bill. >> the f

mary's, southern calvert. they could see the strongest storms between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, a beautiful day. after we get to near 90 this afternoon before the storms arrive, tomorrow highs in the 70s. pleasant pattern next week with highs near 80. bus stop forecast at 6:30. melissa getting some delays in virginia. >> we are getting delays in virginia as you ned 95 northbound. very slow from an earlier disabled car. it is now out of the way. slowdowns north as you approach that area. 270 at democracy. not seeing it on the camera. a warning there southbound. we look pretty good. a little bit slow just as you pass georgia avenue. 66 at lee highway is moving along. prince george's coun looking good. a tiny bit slow here as you head to the bet way. but that is typical for this time of the morning. follow us for all your traffic updates on twitter. >> melissa, thank you. 6:22. thousands of superstorm sandy victims might have to give back some of the money recd fema. fema is scrutinizing 4,500 households that rece thousands of people pay back some of the. so far they have

marys, anne arundel, calvert. and moderate overnight. and midnight don't and dawn on thursday. so for the morning commute, we could be dealing with after effects of ponding of water early tomorrow morning. most of the region will probably felt an inch or less. but an inch or more is possible. counties around the bay, eastern shore and atlantic beach. it's up near 50 degrees after we were in the mid-40s a couple of hours ago. the skies are partly cloughy. 59, reagan national. by noon time, near 70. low to mid-70s in the afternoon. we had the increasing chance of showers moving in and likely look overnight as we drop into the 60s. we dry out thursday afternoon. highs near 70. getting like summer again friday and the weekend with highs near 80. that's going to continue into next week. melissa here looking at early traffic on this wednesday. >> we have breaking news right now. raoz looking good. rails not so much. blue line single tracking between van dorn. metro is telling us at least. wider look. looking pretty did on the roads. 270 here headed southbound. you are slow all the wa

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he came from calvert county, maryland. he was born probably in 1801. he was 13 years old when he escaped, so about the same age that willis had been. and this is a photograph taken much later in life, in 1891, when he was 90 years old. and he was a prospering farmer in nova scotia, which is where approximately 2,800 of the refugees from the war of 1812 end up after the war as free people. so i wish there were more images that survived. maybe those additional images will pop up. right now, this is our only chance to look at the face of someone who from the african-american community experienced the events that i've discussed today. thank you very much. [ applause ] so i'm happy to take any questions you may have. yes, please? [ inaudible question ] >> yes. [ inaudible ] >> okay. so i'll repeat the question. where do the british take the refugees at the end of the war? during the war, they are being taken to tangier island, they're being taken to bermuda which is a major british naval base and is the central headquarters for the operation on the chesapea

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light sprinkles here in spotslvania county and up to charles county and right along the bay from calvert county up to anne arund arundel. these are cominino the lower eastern shore. that general area is tracking northeast and staying well south of the metro area. but just close enough for us to get a few sprinkles, so have the umbrella ready with temperatures in the 60s. you will need the long sleeves this morning at the bus top in the mid-60s between now and 8:00. and then by 8:00 to 9:00 in the upper 60s. have the umbrella ready with a few scattered sprinkles available then. coming up, look at the rain chances later today hour by hour. and melissa has a new crash? >> that's right. breaking news right now, tom. this is montgomery village at 270 where this camera is this morning. this is the 4800 block of where this pedestrian was hit in gaithersburg. we are trying to get chopper over this in the next few minutes. this is what chopper was over earlier. we'll show you video in a little bit, the westbound lanes of leesburg pike at springvale road are shut down from a crash but no injuries,

i think it's quite frankly down here out of the flood watch, good rains in charles and calvert county, maybe just below flash flood guides. yellow alert late tonight for heavy rain, flood watch for the immediate metro area till 6 a.m. tomorrow. heaviest rain 10 p.m. to about 6 a.m. we're thinking 1 to 2 inches generally across the metro area. it still looks dry for tailgating and definitely dry for the kickoff, a little breezy and cool, but as it's well we're getting this over with tomorrow. midnight yellows and oranges, heavier activity just south of town beginning to spread northward, temps around 60. overnight you see all the yellows and oranges plow through. again the heaviest rain will be overnight. kind of a good sleeping night really. 63 at 6 a.m., 50s in the burbs. if you're going to work after 6:00 tomorrow, wet commute, probably slow but the heavy rain will essentially be frederick northward. that, too leaves us quickly. by 1:00 just leftover showers, temps in the 60s and then by 7:00 trying to tailgate, we don't see any showers in the metro area, some clouds possibly at fed

mary's, calvert county, until 2:00 a.m. in the morning. again a little water building up, but no water falling from the sky right now. all it's been is just yoef cast with a minimum -- misty, drizzly right near the water in ter. in terms of this evening, 79 degrees, might need a light jacket, but hold on. summer is coming back in a big way. and then, boom, temperatures drop again. your forecast in just a few. >> veronica, thanks. >>> first at 4:00 today, a look inside the new silver spring transit center. and some harsh words for the team design. extensive work is going on to fix the mammoth structure located in downtown silver spring near the metro station. it has been troubled by cost overruns and structural problems that delayed its opening. today news4 got a peek inside the building and saw holes being dug all over the place. that's because crews are applying center-strong epoxy to help hold the concrete together. and hundreds of new beams, hundreds of them, have been installed. montgomery county is using a new engineering team to shor

it may take until 10:00, 11:00 to get the showers out of calvert and st. mary's county.after the game the commute may be impacted, especially tailgaters. this is a different model what i meant to show you about half an hour ago. 1:00 tomorrow there's baltimore, d.c. and the showers. it's all green, fairly light. by 4:00 it does provide pretty much a solid line of light to moderate showers up and down 95. so that's 4:00. you're tailgating. you'll get wet. by 6:00 you're still going to get showers between baltimore and d.c. and back into leesburg and fairfax. by 8:00 we see the end in sight. so it's clearing pretty quickly, in fact, back toward cumberland and hagerstown almost into frederick, but still leftover showers at 8:00. it will be really close, kickoff 8:25. we're trying to get this down to the minute if the showers will be out of there. 10:00 they should be just south and east of 95 away from the ballpark. it's all light. by 12:30 it will be clearing out and temperatures will be falling a bit. i would take an umbrella tomorrow and advise a light jacket. tonight pa

calvert beach wet. easton wet, cambridge too. those areas will stay with showers a while longer. i think this is coming to an end before 7:00 pittsburgh penguins. we're just overcast. and then the temperature at 73. we drop to 71 by 7:00 p.m. and again late this evening around 9:00, 10:00, that fog will be developing, and stick around for early tomorrow morning, maybe even into the mid morning hours tomorrow. 73 degrees your temperature right now. 70 degrees in manassas and warrenton. 72 warrenton to fredericksburg. 69 at pax river. watch the cloud cover on future weather. as i take you through the next 48 hours, watch the clouds move out of here. then as their skies clear, that's going to allow some fog to form. and i do think it will be throughout our area. areas worse maybe around warrenton, fredericksburg, charlottesville. this afternoon, mostly sunny, to partly sunny sky. maybe a few sprinkles will try and kick off but i doubt any make their way down to us. just too dry. so our model here showing that, our future weather showing that. but we're dry tomorrow. could pick up a

towards calvert county high school. storm team 4 radar on the clear side.ed about any rain and i'm not worried about it much at all. so if you're dining out this evening, turning chilly, but bring a jacket. temperature 65 to 72 degrees. once again, looking at a good forecast. now sky cast 4 showing the cloud cover tomorrow. but we're not going to see much of it by tomorrow afternoon. we're just on the beautiful side tomorrow. a great day to get down there along the mall, do a little sight-seeing. 81 for a high tomorrow. 86 on your sunday. 40% chance of storms late in the day. and i do think after 6:00 that's when we'll see those storms. and all of next week, looking really, really nice. how about that? >> we like it like that. >> sounds good. thank you, doug. >> i guess i should put this away. we've got a football note. you're right. was. we got some football coming up on sunday. jason, what are we looking at? >> desean jackson ready to return to philadelphia. rg3 shows off his new cast. and as it gets cooler out, the cats return to the ice today with their

if you have seen rain, most of the day around leonardtown, pax river, waldorf or calvert beach, rest assured, we are losing a chance for shower activity this evening. we will still see a few but that's only going to be in the form of sprinkles. 74 degrees right now. that's what we'll see around 7:00. dropping to 72. anything that falls tonight will be very, very light. you probably will not even need the umbrella tonight. 68 degrees the current number. and is this is the other factor here, easterly wind. temperatures have been a lot cooler than average. 68 degrees down towards huntingtown. it will be a cool night. you can see the storm system making its way out towards the ocean. that's some good news. you also see clouds starting to get out of here too. i do think, however, they'll be back in during the day tomorrow as another storm system develops and takes over. because of that, another chance of showers early tomorrow morning much but then best chance during the afternoon tomorrow. so you will need the umbrella as you step outside tomorrow. what about the rain intensity? big umbr

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kickoff, just some clouds and notice all the heavy activity south of town down into southern maryland, calvertcounty, st. mary's county, westmoreland county into the northern neck. that's 10:00, 70s in baltimore, 80s still downtown and by midnight we're in the 60s already and clearing skies out toward gaithersburg and leesburg, heavy activity still continuing across the bay and kind of lingers into southern maryland for a while. look at this, 60s to start, light jacket maybe not a bad idea tomorrow morning for the kids, 67 at 11:00, 72 by 1:00 and again clouds will be slow to peel off tomorrow. saturday for the terps light rain and showers, that could be our next yellow alert day, only 73, nice again sunday. the jaguars in town, should be in good shape, temperatures in the upper 70s, probably low 70s for kickoff. warmer on monday, showers monday night, nice tuesday and wednesday and maybe a sprinkle on thursday. we'll send it out to group up 95. >> reporter: hey, to. , back with christine brennan talking about the news that's taken over this week in the nfl, the ray rice incident. when you loo

fredericksburg, coming across ,he south and charles county southeastern prince george's, calvert, st.es, through the afternoon storms are a possibility. as we look at the next couple of days, the heat lingers. tomorrow in the mid 90's with afternoon storms. wednesday and thursday, friday, drying out and staying on a warm side. >> happy september. thanks so much. the maryland state prosecutor's office is investigating allegations of voter fraud. the voters alliance election covering marilyn said that there was evidence of double voting amongst some virginia residents. they found that 64 people cast ballots in 2012 in both states. thanks for watching. we will have another news update at 11: 7:56. ♪ everybody >>> oh, yeah. backstreet boys hit everybody. and one of the stars of the group is back, nick carter, teaming up with jordan knight of new kids on the block, forming their dynamic duo. they are the wonder twins. >> they are. that's how they're going to brand themselves henceforth. i'm worried about ryan, i think he's going to throw out a rotator cuff. >> remember the doance moves ou

same with charles county and into calvert. when you get away from the bay, closer to the bay we're in the 50s. locally around 60 degrees right on the bay. a little bit of another shot here on our michael & son weather camera. beautiful. dew points are very comfortable 51 and a wind out of the north, northwest at 6 miles an hour. look the at big area of clear skies. big area of high pressure has taken control in the central and eastern part of the country. in the southwest, odile, what's left of it, a tropical storm. see the spin here in the northern gulf of california throwing all this moisture to arizona and new mexico. there will be flooding rains over the next couple of days. several inches of rain have already fallen with several more expected. the chillier air has moved into the great lakes. lots of 40s this morning from wisconsin east up into new york state. in fact, there's 30s up there but we're dealing with nice weather here. that's the cloudiness and some of the moisture keeping norfolk warmer down to the south and e

look at owens here in calvert county. 65 degrees. so that's a decent start to the day.y good color. i'm going to step out of the way. i love the reflection of the capital and the clouds and the potomac when we have light winds. that's what we've got. east wind only 5 miles an hour at the moment. 73 degrees in walk with that relative humidity at 78%. our futurecast, this is showing just a spotty shower chance for the afternoon. you see it south of town here at 2:00. in the mountains trying to pop a shower here and there. nothing terribly widespread. in fact, all we have are spotty showers today and even tomorrow a spotty isolated shower or storm as we head into the middle of the day and afternoon. a couple of showers eastern shore and down toward richmond. as we head into saturday, that's when everything changes. we have a strong cold front coming saturday night. we'll start the day with a few clouds, patch of fog. mix of sown and chowdz. by late morning -- clouds. by late morning we're already starting to pop some showers. we can still see some activity any time in the

down to the south, we have watched this band move through calvert county and st. mary's county, just out of the area. and most of us will stay on the drier side as we make our way the rest of the night. could use the umbrella, but not that bad. the main storm system itself moving to new york and boston region. we are about done with this one. and then behind it, there is nothing, and that's some very good news. we're going to go for lots of clouds overnight and into early tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning we could see some fog develop in some locations. and then -- well then the skies will part and here comes the sun. sunshine tomorrow afternoon all day. i think tomorrow will be a fantastic friday. and then it gets even better as we head into the weekend. high temperatures tomorrow, back up into the 70s. 78 degrees in d.c. 79 in fredericksburg. winchester at 77. lorraine, 78 degrees. and right along the water toward the chesapeake, a little cooler there. 74, 75 degrees. but with plenty of sun pretty nice. so what to wear tomorrow morning for the kids at the bus s

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waldorf 59 along with owens in calvert county and bowie this morning 58. white oak 59. so, yeah, i think this is the type of morning you can certainly leave the jackets at home and probably won't need the umbrellas today, even though we could have a slight sprinkle. at national -- by the way action pretty skies on the michael & son weather camera. 65. mostly cloudy. dew point at 60. just a tad humid out this morning but certainly nothing we can't handle. our problems as far as the clouds and the moisture all coming from the gulf of mexico, florida. the storm system will track through georgia and carolinas. for us an occasional sprinkle may get up toward the d.c. metro with the better chance in southern virginia and across the carolinas. you see this weak upper air feature trying to move east while the moisture is coming north. high pressure will briefly build in tonight and tomorrow but not strong enough to keep us completely squelched with the shower activity. futurecast pretty quiet today. isolated showers this evening in the mountains. partial clearing tonight. tomor

he came from calvert county, maryland. he was probably born in 1801. he was 13 years old when he escaped, so about the same age that willis had been. and this is a photograph taken much later in life, in 1891, when he was 90 years old. and he was a prospering farmer in nova scotia, which is where approximately 2800 of the refugees from the war of 1812 end up after the war as free people. so i wish there were more images that had survived and maybe those additional images will pop up, but right now, this is our only chance to look at the face of someone from the african american community that experienced the events that i have discussed today. thank you very much. [ applause ] so i'm happy to take any questions you may have. yes, please. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yes. >>. [ inaudible ] >> okay. so i'll repeat the question. where do the british take the refugees at the end of the war? during the war, they are being taken to tangier island, to bermuda, a major british naval base and central operations in the chesapeake. other main british naval base in north