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right now heavy rain right here just south of the man chester area.ow it's not a thunderstorm, just some very heavy rainfall making its way through northern baltimore county but as you can see very spotty activity and tomorrow very much the same kind of a situation. not as much moisture around available for showers tomorrow but more rain fall and storms will be appearing on wednesday. here is your forecast for tonight, partly cloudy, a few scattered storms, you just saw them on maryland's. many areas that got shower activity will see fog tomorrow morning. what about tomorrow and the rest of the week? the complete forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thanks norm. >>> the latest now on the death of michael jackson. an official with knowledge of the investigation says that the pop star's personal doctor administered the powerful drug that authorities think killed him. the anesthetic pro po fall has been at the center of this investigation. jackson reportedly received it to go to sleep. officials believe doctor conrad murray gave jackson the drug

in this case, this did encase, it involves port chester, new york. we're talking about private land being taken for a private use in this case. there was a man who owned this tract of land. he wanted to develop it for a c.v.s. this area was going to be developed into a shopping center of sorts. well, the municipality there, port chester actually delegated its authority in this matter who somebody who was actually a developer of this project. the private property owner went to him and said i want to put a c.v.s. here, a drugstore, that kivende thing. he claims that person who was del kated with the authority, the developer said to him pay me $800,000 or give me a piece of the action of that store or i am not going to let you do it. he says he felt it was extortion so he didn't do it. he says the very next day, the municipality there condemned his land and eventually took it away from him with plans to put a walgreen's, another drugstore on that same spot. this was fought all the way up to the second circuit where it came before judge sotomayor. it's i

win chester 77. down there in fredericksberg, 83 degrees. check out the beaches now. ocean city is 75. dover 74. so closer to the water today, getting a little breeze off the water in some cases so that helps to keep them cooler. so clouds this evening but dry. i have not seen anything on radar, even remotely close to us. and the temperatures will stay comfortable. everybody cooling down into the 70s after sunset. nothing much has changed for the ekend. we know most of the real warm temperatures stay out west, along with the humidity. but a little change in this weekend forecast. there is a change into the weekend as it will be warm tomorrow and some of the humidity will be transported up here to southwesterly winds and we'll have some scattered showers and thunderstorms too. there is a frontal system coming through and we've been tracking this for the last several days and along that, we'll have scattered showers and thunderstorms. but ahead of that front, we'll be up in the mid to upper 80s and more muggy by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. not oppressive, j

lincoln's mastic statue was sculpted daniel chester french from 28 sepate pieces of white grgian marble. the statueits balanced in the massi temple. lincoln's left hand is clencd in determination and sength. the right ha lies relaxed, ur reflecti his wise and thoughtfulature. the moral authity evoked by lincol has made hisemorial a gathering ace for the civil rights movemen ♪ land where fathers died narrator: on easter sund in 1939, mariannderson sang to an auence of 70,000 ter the daughters ofhe american revolution refused to all a person of color to sg at constitution hall. ♪ we shalovercome... narrator: in 1963, 100ears after the ttysburg address, dr. martin lutheking, jr. and other civirights leaders marched washington for jobsnd freedom. e legacy of the memorial was forever changed. king: i think this mar will go down as one of the eatest, if not the gatest, demonstrations for freed and human dignity ever held in the united stat. narrator: john lew, then chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, and now a congressn from grgia, spoke minus before king gave his fous

. >>> 82 wind chesters. and now, low to mid-80s for them.d 85 as you go down to the bridge. 83 downtown. 84 there. and a beautiful day to be by the water tomorrow. just, i guess, don't go in it for that story. and 80 for ap napless. annapolis. and satellite picture and radar combined. we'll zoom in with the showers and storms into the midwest. but that is a massive storm, just to the north of us, in new england. i mean, a lot of severe weather coming into connecticut, massachusetts, vermont, new hampshire. just a couple of showers close to us. mid-80s on friday and well, we'll be close to them. saturday and sunday, maybe a thunderstorm on saturday. much better chance for them on storms on monday. a little bit cooler. and temperatures in the mid-80s, next tuesday. and that is with a little better chance for some showers and thunderstorms. >> still no real 90s happening. you know, we always do the weird news this time. we have some weird news, okay? >> you can have a competition. it is kind of easy and geeky news. >> okay, tomorrow, they will

some of the other numbers, low 80s for them and wind chester, but 83. and that is out there, same thing for the air station. they are back into the upper 60s and 70s. and the jet stream, they are off to the west and the mild air, the cool air locked up in the great lakes, one of these disturbances, they will pass by from northeast into the jet stream and that will be the thunderstorm out there during the day on friday and again, some of those will be there and it looks like saturday will be mostly dry and an isolated storm and another chance for some more organized precipitation into the day on sunday. so saturday, they are looking like the best weekend chance. temperatures all the way through the middle of next week to stay in the same. upper 80s to around 90 degrees. so tomorrow, that will be a little bumpy again. we'll keep an eye on that. but relatively quiet they knowing. >> we're think for sunday in the morning, afternoon, i think more like late in the day. and then that would be the best chance of rain. >> they will say not a total washout. >> th

thunderstorms on friday that will be in the afternoon.ye and other numbers, the low 80s out west. 82 in wind chesterand 84 at the air station. once again, everyone will drop back into the upper 60s by tomorrow morning. they are traveling out there in the northwest -- northwest flow that we have been talking about on friday. seven-day forecast, they look like this. a 20 or 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. a better chance on sunday. looking like late in the day on sunday, another system comes. in another one on tuesday. and then, the temperatures, they really are not going to change all that much all the way through the middle and the end of next week. we'll be stuck in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. no return of the same kind of weather pattern we had earlier in the area where we were setting record lows in the 50s and 60s. that kind of stuff. just typical weather. at least no big heat waves on the horizon. still not talking at, you know, mid-90s and the temperatures like we can at this time of the year. >> all right, let's hope that, well, all of them are putting on extra sunscreen toda

and in 1881, when chester a. arthur became president, his political opponents questioned whether he was actually born in vermont or somewhat further north in canada. brian. >> so many conspiracy theories, so little time. pete williams in our washington bureau tonight. thank you for that. when our broadcast continues along the way this wednesday night, they're supposed to help smokers quit. but now there is the question of how sa they are. >>> later, depending on where you were today turned into night before our very eyes. and some strange things happened. eyes. and some strange things happened. for my little issues? they're not that bad. summer's no time to put up with even occasional digestive problems. believe me, once they away, it's amazing how good you feel. announcer: activia is clinically proven to help regulate your digestive system in two weeks. summer's a wastin'... take the activia challenge now. it works, or it's free. ♪ activia when people say, hey mike, why ford, why now? i say brace yourself. that

chester, 72. partly cloudy today. a few pop-up storms are possible.id, near 90 this afternoon. 91 for your high temperature today. >> i was doing some gardening yesterday. standing still, i was tripping. it is a good thing we are moving on the highway. 270, barry's move at the beltway. moving nicely is 95 and the beltway. we have a heavier volume of traffic. leaving dale city to get up to springfield. no one is complaining. a pretty good deal on 66. this is near washington reagan airport. looking good. back inside. >> thank you. >>> 5:44, 71 degrees. >> wait until you hear what a billionaire wants out of the jail cell. >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> checking our top stories. investigators might now know what killed the king thought. the day he died, michael jackson's personal assistant gave the singer a powerful anesthetic toxicology reports are still pending. the senate

wilkes booth did, or from one branch of the republican party, james garfield to a different branch, chester arthur. when garfield assassin proudly announces that he's attempting regime change as he is being tackled to the ground at union station. is said i am a stallworth and garfield will be a president. and in his pocket is a letter for who should be in garfield cabinet. so this possibility of a shift of one political party to another is in crisis from martin sheen to john goodman, for those of you who are west wing fans, is a real one. is a considerable policy concern. there are other policy considerations about the case of temporary disability, can a congressional leader easily step in just for a brief period. when that brief period will require resignation from the speakership and from the house of representatives. so those are some, many policy considerations i think that counsel in favor of removing congressional leaders from the line of succession. i just wanted to highlight a couple of constitutional considerations that reinforce those policy considerations. james madison thought t

west chester county, new york. associated press reports a van going the wrong way on a state parkway struck another vehicle. a third car was also involved in this wreck. ap says the dead include three children who were in the van as well as the van's driver. >>> harvard professor henry lewis gates is ready to move on from lts controversy surrounding his arrest. the african-american scholar was arrested at his home in cambridge, massachusetts, by a police officer responding to a burglary report. there was no burglary, though. in a statement, gates said it's time to move on and to assess what we can learn from this experience. he echos president obama's comment that the arrest can be teaching moment. he's accepted an invitation to meet the officer at the white house with the president for a beer. >>> a southwest airlines on its way to orlando was divert when smoke reported in the cabin. it happened this morning. a plane with 130 passengers and crew of five detoured to long island and landed safely. a southwest airlin

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bittiker, brian bradshaw, peter cross, steven drees, terry lynch, justin casillas, tony randolph, isaac, chesteras, mark garner, brock chavers, and christ sister talbert. all of these brave soldiers have lost their lives since michael jackson's untimely death, yet they are unsung. tonight, we remember them. >>> i want to go quickly to ian drew to his article about jackson's death and the events leading up to it comes out tomorrow. debbie rowe, she's making a hour nl, horrible impression and how will she convince a court otherwise after all of her statements in the past about not wanting the children? >> it's going to be tough and what is going to be even tougher is what we saw at the memorial the other day. the kids are very clearly comfortable and very happy within the jackson family despite their criticism. so it's going to be a lot to convince a judge that we should pull them out of this family atmosphere, that they are very comfortable and happy in and that they seem very much in love with the other family members, particularly janet jackson and katherine jackson and then to go to this other

southwest pa, one thundershower moved through chester county. few thundershowers. some of these will continue to move to the north, west of us i think we have a better chance in the mountain regions. the city is quiet down to virginia , there is no rain headed in our direction, still the chance because we have the humid air mass around of something popping up. keeping the forecast longer. speaking of rain, bernadette woods joins me with a look at the rainfall numbers. >> reporter: this has been a swinging type of year in the sense that we were so dry and so wet, now we've dried out once again. i want to show you for this month alone we were already over 2 inches below, that's since july. we are above but our surplus dropped to below 2 inches unless we can get rain we will see the numbers drop. in this type of a pattern we have the thunderstorms and underneath you get a decent amount of rain, if they are not over the pair port they are not going to factor in to those numbers. we will keep you updated >>> there is a long way to go before members of congress can strik

tomorrow night, larry king and chester french will join us. this is his self-titled cd.

win chester in the spotlight with 61. 50s in garrett county standard steep creek lake. of the days i'm going to visit you. the satellite and radar loop, though trouble, plenty of sunshine incoming. this morning it is comfortable. i was just outside like this short sleeves on the weather terrace, comfortable. if you are going for a jog you are in good shape. 60s and a few 70s out there an then some 50s to the north and west. that's our wind direction, too. today a mostly sunny one. similar to yesterday. maybe a degree or da two cooler. 85, northwest winds five to ten miles an hour. step out of the way and show you the three day forecast. tomorrow a couple of clouds off the ocean and slightly cooler weather in the lower 80s and friday in the middle 80s. right now we have the northwesterly winds behind this weak cool front that slipped through unnoticed over our parts with no rain drops with them. so it will stay that way. focusing the rain again across new england, yes, they are dealing with it across maine. massachusetts should get a chance to dry out today and a heavy c

and few 60s from culpeper to win chester to martinsburg but a steamy morning and again pretty quiet across the western half of the country. all of the action along the east coast is here. great lakes to the northeast. here's the seven-day forecast for you because we have drying out coming by the weekend. today shower and storms, 84. fewer storms tomorrow. saturday and sunday 9 a with a few storms and isolated storms are possible on monday and tuesday. >> time for angie's traffic. >> guess what, jean in my chat room tells me it is joe, her husband's 41st birthday. he drives cranes on the road. happy birthday, joe and remember, always be safe when you are approaching those construction sites and crash activity,s that where we begin. southeast southwest freeway heading eastbound at south capitol street. people are working hard to help to clear the scene including closing the off ramp right now. we will let you know when it opens up. moving over to 66 eastbound. things are dragging a bit from 50 to 123. we are also looking at 395 northbound. we have a delay that set in from duke street stretch

wind chester, virginia, 75 degrees. warmer down into southern maryland, and out on the eastern shore as well. a little break or two of sunshine put temperatures in those locations up in the low 80s at this point in time. rainfall amounts, we had a little this morning. you folks in charles county, quite the powerhouse thunderstorm went across there. lightning was reported with it. a lot of people at 3:00 a.m. wake up call, not courtesy of the kids but of mother nature this morning. and here is the check of live doppler. not much rain around the immediate metropolitan area. and there are light showers in baltimore county, and more organized light rainfall up into the panhandle of west virginia as well. we will take a wider view of it. most of the central parts of virginia and down into tied water will break into a little sunshine, and that will help enhance the severe weather risk later today. general rain showers coming out of west virginia. and we will stay cloudy for the rest of the day. with a chance for some rain sho

in one chester, it is 72. ocean city, 80 degrees this morning., let's take a look at the satellite-radar composite for the region. there are rain showers across interior portions of the northeast. a pretty gd pocket of rain into eastern tennessee pushing into the mountains ever north carolina. for us, we've seen a few scattered showers primarily off to the east but there is more shower activity in eastern portions of west virginia. keep our eyes on that. could see a couple of sprink alts or showers here or there. but the bulk of the shower activity will be during the afternoon and evening. here is your surface map. here is what we've got at play for today. there is your cold front. that comes through here and then it just kind of hangs out a couple of days just to our south and east. as it comes through, we get the warm air building in before it so it will be warmer today, more humid. as the front comes through t will trigger some scattered showers and thunderstorms primarily during the afternoon and evening hours. forecast then for today looks l

the fish you pull out of the susquehanna is different than the fish you pull out of the chester and theway you filet it and all of that. >> and before we send it over to justin, a special congratulations to the naacp baltimore city branch. they just were awarded the number one branch in the nation. in the last fuhr years, they have received seven awards. this is a big one so congratulations to them. we know doc cheatham and he does great things for the city. >>> let's take a look at the weather for today. justin berk, good morning. >> reporter: and by the way, jamie, you can eat the fish but you can't lick the candy crane. >> please don't. >> outside, let's show you how much rain we dealt with yesterday. we were light with rainfall for the month. and baltimore county north of towson and up through timonium and cockeysville. as you can see, we had about an inch and a half back. if you can see this at the top of the screen, this 5 inch rainfall tally near lewisberry had rain near round up to. temperatures will max out in the mid-80s. plan for the chance of some of the storms that could tu

in mclean, virginia, internext of kirby and chester brook watch for crews. use caution. take it out and show you 95 northbound. slow ride from newington to the capital beltway. that is volume, my friends. moving to 270, hello, maryland. heading southbound below speed at shady grove. a report of an accident and middle brook to montross that's the main delay. this is estimated at 15 minutes and to wrap up are up we take you toe district. inbound new york avenue slow from the times building to bladensburg road. >>> a developing story. an ongoing standoff with police in fairfax county. this is a story we first brought you at wusa wusa9.com at 11:00 last ni t.gh the focus is on a house in the block of fisher drive in the mclean area. armando trull is there live with the latest. armando? >> reporter: well, the standoff is now in the 14th hour and residents of this quiet neighborhood in mclean are angry, shocked and concerned. >> it's unreal. you see it on the news. i used to be a newspaper reporter. never a war correspondent but this is what it looks like, a war zone and nobod

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terry lynch, charles sharp, aaron fairburn, david dennis, justin kasey yo, tony michael randolph, chesterford, mark garner, brock schafers and christopher tolbert. all of these brave soldiers have lost their lives since michael jackson's untimely death. yet they are unsung tonight. we remember them. i want to go quickly to iandrew with "us weekly." his article regarding the jackson death, and the events leading up to it comes out, hits the newsstands tomorrow. debbie rowe, she's making a horrible, horrible impression. and how will she convince a court otherwise after all her statements in the past, about not wanting the children. >> it's going to be very tough. what's going to make everything tougher is what we saw at the memorial the other day. the kids are very clearly comfortable and very happy within the jackson family despite their criticism. so it's going to be a lot to convince a judge that we should pull them out of this family atmosphere that they are very comfortable and happy in, that they seem very much in love with the other family members. particularly janet jackson. and kat

chester at 55de 66 on the bay in annapolis. manassas 567. but in town, by the river, reagan national is 69. we will call it partly sunny today. warm. highs in the upper 80s but the air quality, watch out if you have respiratory problems unhealthy for sensitive groups. it is 6:00 a.m. and time for a traffic update. here's angie. >> thank you. we kick off the 6:00 hour with a traffic alert for those that live near the warrenton, virginia area. we have a fatal accident approaching courtney pools road. we know road closures exist out there an police are on the scene and directing traffic. so something to be aware of. also in virginia we are flying the gw parkway from the beltway to the key bridge. nothing but green cars here. this is incident and accident free. moving along to 95 northbound. we are okay from dale boulevard as drivers make their way up to the mixing bowl going southbound at 234. we have crash activity but not much volume. so traffic is getting by fine. over to the outer loop, it is smooth sailing knot of the district. live shot h

here's 50 from arnold across to chester. as we go south a couple of sprinkles across anne arundel and calvert county. from the northern neck crossing st. marys to the eastern shore. that's it and it will be gone rather quickly. look at the time lapse. we had cloudiness. lower clouds moved in and start to move out as well as we get the daylight hours coming up here. low 70s and light southwest winds ten miles an hour and the dew point near 70 degrees. a real sticky morning and a front on the way that will give us thunderstorm chances. again this afternoon. as we look at the seven day, upper 80s today. tomorrow 91. we will have scattered storms today and fewer storms tomorrow. scattered storms on wednesday. fewer storms on thursday. days like this less activity in the low 90s. upper 80s by friday. by saturday mainly dry. temperatures in the upper 80s and sunday 90 degrees and it is family day at leg mason for the tennis tournament and we could have some thunderstorms. >>> let's get a traffic update with more. >>> we want to ta

. >> let me move on to another case, versus the village of port chester. there are serious concerns whether you understand the protection provided by the constitution for individual property rights. in this case, mr. didden alleged that the local village government violated his fifth amendment rights when it took his property to build a chain drugstore. at a meeting with the government agency, another developer, mr. didden was told that he could give the developer $800,000 or a 50% interest in his pharmacy project and if mr. didde in did not accept either condition, the government would simply take his property. two days after mr. didden refused to comply with these demands, the government began proceeding to take his land. the district court denied mr. didden his day in court and your panel affirmed that decision in a five paragraph opinion. why did you deny mr. didden his day in court? how can these facts in essence, allegations of extortion, at least not warrant the opportunity to call witnesses to see if mr. didden was telling an accurate story? >> the

this accident happening today on the state parkway in west chester county outside of new york city. we understand a mini-van driving the wrong way into oncoming traffic when it slammed head on into an suv. that mini-van then spun into an embankment and burst into flames and look at those pictures there, briar cliff, new york. unbelievable. five people inside killed, three people in the s.u.v. also died, a third vehicle also involved in this horrific crash. new developments in the first shooting death of a u.s. border patrol agent in nearly a decade. mexican police arresting four men south of the border who they say are connected with the vicious killing, but the fbi continuing to go through hospitals or combing hospitals on the border for more object suspects. they say that blood evidence at the scene suggests one or two suspects are possibly suffering from gunshot wounds. robert rowses, a 30-year-old father of two. his murder thursday night occurring during his investigation into possible smugglers. casey stegall with more on the sad story. >> reporter: hi, julie. we're getting bra

shares as west chester county d.a. and county judge as well. here in los angeles, judge joe brown who presides over his own tv court show. what do you make, mark, of the la toya charges? >> people keep talking about whether it's manslaughter or anything else. california has a specific, what's called implied malice, second-degree murder doctrine being used more and more for situations normally you would not think would be a traditional murder. this is clearly a case where i could see under the right circumstances that some prosecutor would bring murder charges, not intentional in the sense people always want to talk about what they think is murder, but what's called implied malice, second-degree murder. >> larry: judge peer row, what's your read? >> i think mark is right. there's an implied malice, second degree, which is really a manslaughter charge. if they can show there was diprivan or other drugs in michael's system, i think they'll be able to show that once they do the dissection of the brain, they've got to show causation, who administere

. >> another sotomayor opinion sure to be discussed is bid den versus village of port chester, a propertys case, in it, the court skieded between the land owner, when he refused to make a deal the town condemned his property and had it taken over. >> judge sonia sotomayor has had a remarkable kraer trajectory. >> what may attract more attention than the actual opinions are all the things she said off the bench. >> she herself suggested being a wise latina her ruling might be better than a middle aged white guy from vermont. >> senator patrick leahy. >> i asked her about that and she said emphatically, ultimately and completely, the law is what controls. >> but since college race has permeated her life, whether it was through her activism, true with the puerto rican education-- >> i would say if any way race has per vaded your wife as a white man such as race permeates my life as part of the state in the country. does that mean that i'm going to be objectively or subjectively against african-americans or hispanics or asians because i come from a state that is the whitest state in the natio

. >> another sotomayor opinion sure to be discussed is bid den versus village of port chester, a propertyghts case, in it, the court skieded between the land owner, when he refused to make a deal the town condemned his property and had it taken over. >> judge sonia sotomayor has had a remarkable kraer trajectory. >> what may attract more attention than the actual opinions are all the things she said off the bench. >> she herself suggested being a wise latina her ruling might be better than a middle aged white guy from vermont. >> senator patrick leahy. >> i asked her about that and she said emphatically, ultimately and completely, the law is what controls. >> but since college race has permeated her life, whether it was through her activism, true with the puerto rican education-- >> i would say if any way race has per vaded your wife as a white man such as race permeates my life as part of the state in the country. does that mean that i'm going to be objectively or subjectively against african-americans or hispanics or asians because i come from a state that is the whitest state in the na

i gri grew up in west chester county.orked in rego park for a news investigative reporting team. that name is courtesy of the brilliant but deranged deal-breaker. >> i'm sure we'll get a call from beth leaven. let's get back on topic, charles. how much more time to pandit and lewis have? >> there's a lot of stuff in the press about memorandums of understanding between the two banks. bank of america and these memorandums of understanding map out a plan that they have to sort of execute over the next couple of months. and, you know, what wasn't said in these -- in these stories, at least not high enough in the -- in the pieces was that -- and i don't believe it was said up top. i must admit, i read both of them with a massive hangover this morning. but what wasn't said clear enough, at least for my drinking taste, is the fact that those mous, memorandums of understanding, are a precursor to putting a bullet through both of their heads, figuratively. they have three months or a quarter to show some sort of improvement in the

rain towards the blue ridge with a bit of lift out there, once again, rappahannock county, up into chester gap and flint hill and up to front royal and look -- far western maryland, upper -- around pittsburgh. there is the cool rains now to the west of pittsburgh. so many spots have gotten some rain. notclarksburg. parts of montgomery county. boy, it is getting dry. the other hand, st. mary's city, st. mary's county, well over an inch of rain and fredericksburg, too, spots not in the really almost desperately dry shape we are here in washington. 89 there. here in washington, 65 in cincinnati. we have a bit of humidity, too. couple of things happening in the atmosphere. one, there is a little weak weather front. that will be getting close to -- last. there's little bit of storminess off the coast. i'm afraid that will be taking much of the moistur and tomorrow, just a chance of getting some needed showers o thundershowers but once again, primarily more to the west of washington. for the remainder of the evening, we have the isolated hit and miss variety showers. out to our west primarily. t

make up his mind because he came from a countryside, not in philadelphia, but i think, i don't know, chester county. i can't remember. his constituents, the people around where he lived, a lot of them, or against independence her.and so how would he vote? he was born. he didn't know what to do and he got the people where he lives including his own family to vote against independence, we're not ready. vote against independent spirit he has sam adams coming up to him saying, john, this is the way things are going. the country is going to go for independence. you've got to swing pennsylvanian, it's so important that he has john adams sang the same thing. finally he decides. he goes for independence. so he swung by a 3-2 go. this is closer than the last election with the florida vote for president. because it is dependent upon one person who was the delicate for that state. and so pennsylvania went for independence. here's what happened. he was the first signer to die. he only lived another year or so. and when he got back to his home, after voting for independence, his relatives and his friends

and even on days off the staff will call and say you will never guess what chester did today. >> good boy. >> for instance, yes, sir search, a four-year-old male, taught himself how to pick lost locks well enough to bust out of his cage. >> not only did he let himself out but he wanted to have a party so he went around and let alall of the other many animals out, snakes, birds, he let everybody out. >> but recent studies at emory university have shown that capuchins also have the mental capacity to understand concepts like fairness, and sharing with their fellow monkeys. >> for the most part, you know, i believe that they do have some sort of feelings. >> i see many animals are more intelligent than we generally think. >> what is the smartest animal? is it hand down the ape is the smartest animal? >> i am not sure. >> every, emory university professor has pondered animal intelligence for decades, including 2006 study that broke new frowned about how animals see themselves, literally. >> most animals and human children under twoÑi years old e their mirror image as another creature, the

and 67 in chester town and 67 in aannapolis.table day as the temperatures climb into the 80s. it's a nice day on hd radar looking good. looking for temperatures to climb to 80 degrees by noon. after hitting the high temperature of 85 degrees but the big thing, is again, that the humidity stays low so it feels very nice throughout the day. we will take a look to see how long this nice wit weather blasn a little bit but right now candace dold has a look at the traffic edge of the candace, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning, not such a good morning for people traveling on howard county. it's been a hectic one due to an accident on route 29. crews are working to clear that one out, but we're still left with delays from route 32 leading up toward the sixteen. as -- the scene. as a result, we're in the red looking at an 8 minute clip. that means you will want to use route 40 instead. i can definitely guarantee you that is looking much better. heading on the beltway the outer loop lanes from the jfx wrapping all the way towa

it's mild right now. 63 at chester town and the temperatures climb to 81 bit noon hour. 82 by 6:00 p.m after a high of 87 degrees. it will be a warm one, and it will be humid, too, making it feel stickier and less comfortable with a chance of a thunderstorm later. let's see what is happening on the roadways. candace dold is here with the traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: thanks, steve. we're talking about flashing lights in the northeast corner and that is because crews are on the scene of an accident at route 40. as far as an alternate you can stick with 95 it's going to be smooth sal sailing. we're picking up the volume but still an 11-minute commute. 95 in the city through the fort a mchenry tunnel, nothing to complain about there, that will only take six minutes. if you're going to approach the southbound region from 695 that will only take 16 minutes. that's a look at your morning travels. patrice, back to you. >>> thank you, candace, 7:03 on fox 45 morning news. last night six baltimore city fire companies shut their doors. they did not respond to any calls all night long. fire

start off with comfortable temperatures. 66 as well in westminister. 64 in cockeysville and 62 in chesterannapolis. 65 and you're looking at the sky watch hd radar which doesn't show us a whole lot happening which is good news. we have clear skies ask temperatures that climb up to 75 at noon and up to 85 for the high at 3:00 p.m. and 75 degrees at 6:00 p.m. with mainly clear skies. looking at a pretty day with all of that sunshine. here is candace dold with the traffic edge, candace? >>> thanks, steve. and good morning. we have big time trouble in baltimore city that you need to know about right now. there's a car fire on the southbound lanes of 895 completely shuts down all southbound lanes. that is right at the harbor tunnel and as a result, you will want to use 695 and wraparound the key bridge. you can stick with 95, but i can tell you that the traffic is being detoured on to keith avenue as a result of all of this. that is impacting 95 as well. and a little bit farther down, some more trouble to talk about, an accident in elkridge on the northbound lanes of 95. that's right at 895. t

chester county, pa.egyn: texas lawmaker sheila jackson lee introducing a resolution to recognize michael jackson as a global humanitarian and a noted leader and the fight to end world hunger and medical crises. the rev. al sharpton is now calling for a michael jackson stamp. these are exactly the tributes that have other lawmakers riled up. peter king of new york first went on to youtube to blast all of this media coverage. then he went on o'reilly. >> i had to hear 10 days of this onslaught where he was being made out to be a saint, a hero. i want to get right to the point. he was a child molester. by his own admission, he slept with young boys. megyn: michael burgess also from texas is with us. sheila jackson lee was at the memorial service and purported to speak on behalf of the congress. we read that her staff called the obituaries for funerals where she can speak. she got the invitation from the jackson camp, showed up, and now wants a resolution in his honor. how do you feel about it? >> i cannot b

will consider judge sonia sotomayor's most well-known property rights decision, the village of port chester, in my written testimony which i hope will be on traditional record, i discussed her decision in prince stock versus kelly. the backbone of the decision in the supreme court, 2005 decision indicates the city of new london's requirement that private property can only be taken by the government if it is for public use. unfortunately a closely divided force by the supreme court ruled that it is permissible to take property from one private individual and give it to another solely for purposes of promoting economic development, even if there isn't even any evidence necessarily that the development like liquor. many parts of the country can, indeed since world war ii. economic development and other similar takings have displaced hundreds of thousands of people, many of them poor or ethnic minorities. but as broad as the cue woe decision was in upholding a wide range of abusive takings, judge sotomayor's decision in the didden case went even further than cue woe in doing so. the facts of th

seÑores, un choque de frente dejÓ por lo menos ocho muertos en una carretera del condado de west chesterstal con que se mire, para los que estaban a favor setaba de una ley que hubiese ayudado a prevenir el crimen, para los que estaban en contra creÍan que era una violaciÓn de los derechos de los estados. >> yo creo que tiene peligro de la seguridad pÚblica. >> la medida se presentÓ como una enmienda a la ley de defensa militar que oficiÓ este senador republicano. >> los criminales cometen crÍmenes porque a eso se dedican, lo que querÍamos era proteger a la gente decente incluso cuando cruzaron las fronteras de sus estados. >>lberto sÁnchez tiene un de fuego y considerÓ un error que las regulaciones sean cada veÁs estrictas para los que portan armas. >> hay mÁs muertos por accidentes de h@que por portar armas y a nadie se le ocurre prohibir usar un carro. >> el resultado de esta votaciÓn es un fuerte revÉs.h@h y no darle a la persona el derecho de defenderse si es atacado o agredido por otra persona mÁs allá de la frontera de su propio estado. >> esto va a traer mucho crimen para la soci

rosh chester 57. and tpeths this ti meof year. 70th and 80 nc texas, 50s and 60s elsewhere. and low pressure will be 107 today. >> wow. >> that's typical of the area there. our forecast has a lot of clouds around today. we'll go with scattered, 30-% of rain. the humidity will be around all week. look at our weather pattern, staying the same through saturday. >> when i saw your long range temperatures last week i thought we would get a break but that humidity kills it all. >> it sure does. it's more typical of summer. >> thanks, tucker. >>> 7:17, let's check in with lauren demarco who is handling traffic. >> i think i would rather be in vegas, what do you think? >> yeah, nice. >> we do have an accident to report on prince george's- charles county line at mckendry road, to the left side of the right. now out to the roads in montgomery county, looking good at the american legion bridge. volume on the outer loop as you head around from 95 and college park into silver spring and bethesda. outer loop heavy at this point. and prince george's county at route 5 branch avenue the left

on the eastern shore here in kent county, door chester county, a few sprinkles, passing east of washington near 70 in washington. near the bay. elsewhere in the 60s. it's in the 50s out in the mountains. for today we'll have afternoon highs reaching the low 80s with a little sun in and out. a small chance of a passing late afternoon shower or thundershower. then mostly cloudy by dawn tomorrow. the forecast for wednesday, partly cloudy, more humid, small chance of an afternoon thundershower with highs in the mid-80s. a look at the rest of the week and the weekend at 6:51. how's the traffic? >> a live look along 395 where we are loading up nowma as the o make the trip north from duke street. all lanes of open. check your speeds. on the beltway, slow between swi springfield and the wilson bridge. not bad up to college park. >> thank you very much. in a few hours you can start bidding on a famous d.c. land mark which goes on the auction block today. >>> the vote today to bring another sports team to o ñçw anncr: hot fudge brownie meets cool, creamy ice cream ready from your microwave in les

. >> let me move on to the didden case versus the village of port chester. it raised serious concerns about whether you understand the protection provided by the constitution. in in case, mr. didden alleged that his local village government violated his fifth amendment rights when it took his property to build a national chain drugstore. another developer, mr. didden was told he could give the developer $800,000 or a 50% interest in his pharmacy project. if mr. didden did not accept either condition, the government would simply take his property. two days after mr. didden refused to comply with these demands, the government began proceeding to take his land. the district court denied mr. didden his day in court. your panel affirmed that decision in a five-paragraph opinion. why did you deny mr. didden in court? how can these facts, in essence, allegations of extortion, at least not warrant the opportunity to call witnesses to see if mr. didden was telling an accurate story? >> the didden case presented a narrow issue that the court -- >> officer, remove that