baltimore, 54 degrees. 53 bel air. 52 northeast, centerville 50 degrees.hese temperatures will get to around p 72 degrees through time. upper 60s to low 70s. we have high pressure off in to the atlantic. the winds will be easterly, southeast throughout the day. waiting for the cold front to move through ahead of the cold front, we are dealing with showers and this is marching towards us, i am keeping the possibility for showers to come in here by game time or as the game goes on. take the poncho with you. we should stay dry throughout the day. we have clouds in here, we have sunshine as well. we have the chance for a few showers as we work in to wednesday, thursday, and friday. the unsettled weather will be with us for the next several days. in to the afternoon, upper 60s, to low 70s in to the afternoon. we will start off on a mild note again tomorrow morning, look by the afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. this will continue for the next several days. unsettled weather and also the warmer temperatures, by the weekend, we will cool down but wil

along the eastern shore, centerville, graysonville, price, light rainfall this morning, it is going toittle bit on the dicey side. we have patchy fog as well. see for yourself what going on in bel air. rain drops this morning, one of the live weather bug cameras, the traffic looks like it's going slow there. all in all, we are going to be dealing with a day that's not great. temperaturewise, we are above average, 54 degrees, towson, cockeysville 54. the high temperature coming in around 62 degrees. now a check of the traffic. >>> we have trouble arundel, a crash in pasadena, mountain road, route 100. traveling in howard county, interstate uúkñ70. eastbound lanes picking up, columbia pike. 46 miles per hour. build valium. speaking of the beltway, a lot of fog here at route 40. use the low beams as it is limiting visibility out there. expect delays now on the outer loop, taking you 23 minute to travel down to 95. no problems on the beltway, on the east side, traveling the outer loop, taking 12 minutes to get from 95, up to 83. no concerns now on 95, white marsh. 8 minutes from the harbo

gwen oak, bell a, rockville 53 degrees as wells heading towards montgomery county. 52 northeast, centerville 52 in federalsburg. the temperatures will bump up as we go throughout the day. it will stay that way. the most accurate trend goes in to motion, picking up on showers. what i need you to do is take the rain gear with you. keep it around, you could need it. heading to the game, take the poncho with you. possibility for maybe a stray shower, for today this is how we planks breezy by lunchtime. 68 degrees, the high temperature, coming in 72 degrees. we will take that, but the 76 thursday, and possibly thunderstorms on friday. >>> we have a crash to tell you about 95, blocking a southbound lane, now, at the harbor tunnel, not causing serious delays though as you make the push to downtown baltimore. if you are using 695, a live looks no problems getting across the bridge. remaining clear as you make the push from parkville up to towson. heading up to hunt valley, a live look at the harrisburg expressway. 21 minute ride, traveling from the maryland, pennsylvania state line down to the beltw

we're into the 60s along the bay community, pasadena, down toward annapolis and centerville. 75 out toward frederick. 71 in ham sted. we're uniformly into the 70s. notice on the satellite picture starting to clear things out. we'll keep it a mixture. it's a pair of sixes, 62. there could be a late night shower or thunderstorm, especially north and west of the state. i'll show you where they are. tomorrow as we wake up to a temperature around 60, we'll get into the 60s tomorrow and close in on 70. here's maryland's most powerful radar. nothing going on but out to the west, western parts of pennsylvania into ohio, there are some big old thunderstorms firing up. we'll see if these hold and maintain going over the mown tas. carroll county toward frederick county could be a gust thunderstorm. the reason for the thunderstorms, is this cold front out to the west. this is slowly pushing to the south and east. that's going to be the deal for the next 24 hours. this front on top of us means we'll stay kind of cool and clouds will be part of the forecast going into tomorrow afternoon. 72 in town. we

darlington 51. 50 chestertown, centerville 53. annapolis 54. 55 degrees in pasadena.as we check out what is happening through the rest of the day, waking up around 6:00, the temperature at 54 degrees, by 9:00, we are at 60. the temperatures will bump up today. also it is going to get breezy , the temperature by lunchtime 68 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> heading downtown, no delays to get in your way. everything will remain up to speed, traveling through the fort mc henry and despite the construction, 895, harbor getting along fine as well. as we check in and look at 695, south of burnny highway, no delays across the bridge . it will remain clear from parkville up to towson. here is what the west side looks like at liberty, 7 minute ride on the outer loop, 795 down to 70. that's a look at your time saver traffic. . a day we will never forget, event changed after a series of explosions the boston marathon coming up, a group of local runners say the day was a blur as our coverage of boston continues. >>> 500,000, that's approximately

. >>> friends and family gathered in centerville today to celebrate the life of erin peterson, one of 32 people shot and killed in virginia tech in 2007. tuesday marks the sixth anniversary of the shooting. today peterson's family held its annual gospel concert at mount olive baptist church. it raises money for the erin peterson fund. that awarded money to aspiring college students. >>> outrage from groups after learning the 9/11 memorial in new york is charging a fee to reserve passes. new york post says the foundation that runs the memorial is charging $2 for online reservations, day of passes are free. ceo says the fee is necessary for operational needs. the 9/11 foundation has received millions in tax funded and private donations. a museum honoring victims set to open next year, after countless disputes and cost overruns. >>> after another picture perfect spring day, we're going to notice some changes to the start of the work week. amelia siegel is back to >>> some people in buoys woke up to car alarms. the fire started with a car parked outside the garage around 5:00 this morning

friend, family, gathered in centerville to celebrate the life of erin peterson one of 32 people shot and killed in the virginia tech shooting massacre in 2007. tuesday marks the 6th anniversary of the shooting to. day peterson's family held its annual gospel concert at mount olive baptist church. the event raises money for the erin peterson fund. the scholarship fund awarded more than $107,000 to aspiring college students. >> we are following all the developments on the korean peninsula. tonight the u.s. says it is ready to have peaceful talks with north korea if they agree to stop the bluster. as andrea mitchell report, it appears, kim jong-un is closer to launching a test missile than talking with american leaders. >> the contrast could not have been more dramatic. in pyongyang, runners from around the world celebrating tomorrow's birthday of kim jong-un's grandfather, the nation's founder. in tokyo, john kerry reassured japan the u.s. will defend it. the obama administration would negotiate th pyongyang under the right circumstances. >> what we ought to be talking about are the po

along the eastern shore centerville 52 and 54 in fed ralsburg. chesapeake beach at 55 degrees. so temperatures will boot up. i will tell you how warm it will get as we go through the next several days. >>> the orioles may be coming off a loss but that doesn't mean you can't cheer up fans. more than 600 people are going to have lunch that they are never going to forget. we are going to tell you how major league baseball and adam jones are honoring jackie robinson. >>> no delays -- >> reporter: no delays on 695 but we have ongoing construction on the 895. i will let you know if it's causing delays coming up on good morning maryland. óç >>> today hundreds of orioles fans will have a memorable year because the 2013 lunch with the orioles. they will eat lunch with more than 600 business executives and baseball fans. the coaches will be there and before the lunch fans will get autographs from the players. it's way to celebrate the 2013 season and show off their support for the birds. >>> 66 years ago today jackie robinson put on a brooklyn dodger's jersey for a regular season game in

. >> it has been a problem on 66 this morning. .ainesville to centerville a stalled vehicle reporteds church, slow eastbound. you can see the look across the tunnel. better news from the district. outbound sweetened parkway is reopened. there was a specific is -- a suspicious package, but that is taken care of. >> good morning. a cloudy start. 57 degrees. a little on the gray side right now. i do think we will get some breaks in the clouds and see some sunshine this afternoon, which will help warm us up. time gettinge its here. i don't think we will have much in terms of showers until tomorrow afternoon. a high today between 72 and 76. we will continue to warm up the rest of the week before the plunge this weekend. >> we will have another news update for you >>> good morning, america, from boston. you see shortly before 3:00 p.m. the two explosions near the finish line of the boston marathon and there is the scene this morning. aerial photos from wcvb-tv of copley plaza, a much calmer morning here in boston, but still a city in shock and so much of america waking up to a different re

a slow go eastbound 66 from gainesville to centerville.ng that path two separate incidents have cleared. 395 below speed to glebe road. delays southbound on the gw parkway south of 123 to spout run. that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic.time >> thank you very much, julie wright. the brotherhood summit aimedz to uplift young men in the area connecting them with the resources they need to do better in their lives. it's an event someone snin can attend if they are looking for a mentor or a summer job. joining us with more is angela. thank you for coming in and talking with us.ta >> thank you. >> right out of the gate we need people to step up and assist in this program. talk about that.at we need men and people providing jobs. >> this is our opportunity as a community to step up but not only to save a life but change a life. young men 13-18 we'll be looking for them from may 4 at 8:00 in the morning.orni we need men to step up as well to mentor the young men in the community. we talk about the violence thatn has occurred. this sour chan

: we were just showing our viewers "the new york times" and a edition -- ink to the phone calls centervillerginia, legal immigrants, go ahead -- caller: i am very surprised when about illegal immigrants and the border. all we think about is the mexican border. i am surprised because i know a lot of people don't come through mexico. you can shut the border down but you still have this problem one of your callers said, what will happen if you start giving the documentation to all of these people? i don't know what she was trying to say. it seems to me that she would rather have all these people doing the low wage work instead of actually getting into the economy and doing what they can do to help this country. guest: you raise a great point. 30-45%imate is between of the people in the country legally right now did not come through that southwest border. they are called visa obverstays. they could have come in on a student or a work visa and to stay past your time. that all big problem sides on this are trying to figure out a way to get a handle on. if you come to the country and leave, we don

kwame in centerville, virginia. legal immigrant. go ahead. >> caller: hi. you know, i'm very surprised when we talk about illegal immigrants and the border. all we think about is the border, the mexico border. and i'm very surprised, because i know a lot of people don't come through mexico, but you can shot the border down, and you still have this problem. so, and then the second point is one of your callers said, you know, was going to happen if you start giving documentation to all these people doing the low-wage works, you know? so i don't know what she was trying to say, but it seems to me that she'd rather have all these people doing the low-wage skilled, you know, works instead of actually getting into the economy, you know, doing what we can do to help this country. >> host: okay. >> guest: you raise a great point. i think the estimate is anywhere between 30-40 or 45% of the people who are in the country legally right now did not come through that southwest border. they're called visa overstays, people who came here on a legal visa, on a tourist visa