oxon hill55 in cumberland. debitors will drop around midday -- the humidity will drop around midday. visibilities are down a little. half mile visibility in spots. 0.3 frederick. to 0.5 in gaithersburg. gof will burn off quickly after sunrise. the blue arrow's indicated extreme. already in the 70's. the core of the heat and humidity will push our way over the next couple days. 84 and today sunshine, scattered clouds. wednesday and thursday in the mid to upper 90's with high humidity. slight chance of storms friday into the weekend as we transition out of the hot and sticky weather. >>> no accidents reported as far as a roundabout way. therey will be clearing overnight construction soon on 66 at glebe road. route 4 and route 5 our normal pitted to andrews air force base. into baltimore is good. 95 and 295 out of laurel, more your neighbors hitting the road. 270 southbound is decent between clarksburg and the beltway but it is heavy from fredericton montgomery county. there's a crash on 95 coming out of stanford.

cumberland almost -- only 70. hagerstown, 75. the added cloud cover closer to the thunderstorm complex falling apart in parts of pennsylvania and moving toward west virginia and western maryland. garrett county getting clipped by some rain. we could use some showers down here. we could use some organized soaking rain. cumberland maryland, just on the edge. here is a time lapse showing that under some complex. notice the west side is strong debris that was severe in parts of chicago. very early this morning, and usual time of day. that is closer to the core of the heat and humidity with the south was followed just juicing up the part of the storm. the east side is falling apart as it moves southward. isolated thundershowers. this indicates the jets screamed. if it the big push northward it pulls the heat and humidity from the south very far to the north. the record-breaking air is in the midwest. talking high temp disk from 95 to 100 as far north as minneapolis, chicago almost in detroit. they are on the edge. we will be in the lo

the 50s, cumberland. cumberland is 59 right now. looking at the satellite-radar. there you go. the little bit of shower ask tuft that got going near baltimore and pushed south down across the bay. got a little light rain. you can see it is really faded off and out of here, all so, wade weak frontal system which is pushing to the south and east. we've got high pressure off to the north and west park ed across the great lakes. that will deliver a lot of sunshine this entire week for monday and tuesday. as we get into the end of the week, it is going to fade off the southeast coast and set up what we call the bermuda high. you know what that means. temperatures are going to surge around here right back into the mid- to upper 90s by wednesday. 84 today. we will for the worry about that today. plenty of sunshine, a warm afternoon. winds oust north at about five to 10 miles per hour. clear, mild overnight. 66degrees. still comfortable tonight. here we go again, hot, 96 on wednesday. scorching, 97 on thursday. maybe a thunderstorm on friday with temperatures in the mid- 90s. that is a

culpeper, already cooling down to 63 also in fredrick but hagerstown holding in at 73 degrees, cumberlands. so here is a look at the satellite radar picture where we're under this high pressure, beef mood a high off on the coast by wednesday and thursday which means we'll see the humidity and heat back up. so tomorrow very warm once again and isolated and thunderstorms possible mainly to the north and west of our area. increasing heat and humidity, really especially through wednesday and thursday. maybe even a little bit on friday. so what we're talking about is face this futurecast showing us where we'll stay dry around the d.c. area, maybe a few clouds coming in late afternoon. we're watching the chance for thunderstorms mainly north and west of the area. you can see maybe light night also light scattered thunderstorm activity once again. i think generally the district should be okay for tomorrow. now, the reason why we're watching the chance for some thunderstorms is because we have a slight risk for severe weather now this is not include the d.c. area. it's the area in yellow. it's ma

high pressure is in control of the forecast. 55 in cumberland and 59 in hagerstown and 59 towards elkton and temperatures ranging from 57 in westminster to around 70 degrees down towards annapolis and kent island. 69 in both locations. 63 in columbia and rock hall. winds have been calm all day. that's a northwest wind in washington county. it's been a light breeze. just a comfortable day shaping up. the high pressure is moving from the great lakes and they'll all sink down south. all of the showers and the low pressure system that brought the showers with us through late last night until midnight, they cleared the area. that's the remaining moisture creating the mists and the haze that we have. this high will continue to move across the region. as it does, the flow will start to bring in warmer air. that takes us from the low to mid-80s today to the 90s by the end of the week. sunset at 8:29. 9:43 is the next high tide at fort mchenry. we're above the average of 80 this time of the year. 62 is above the average of the low of 58. 96 wednesday, with a lot of sun. heat and humid start to bu

cumberland at 59 along with culpeper. not very humid. that is allowing temperatures to drop into the upper 50's. we're watching the and the strong complex moving into new york and pennsylvania and driving south word. we will get cloud cover from this. however, may be getting a brief shower as it travels south words later this afternoon and into the early evening. the best chance is 30% of seeing showers over the mountains later on today, west of the blue ridge. pedestrian is shown in blue, the blue arrow's -- the jets drea stream is shown in blue. highs near 100 and parts of the upper midwest today. we will have that tomorrow. 92 degrees today with isolated mountain thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. otherwise partly cloudy and highs near 100. record challenging heat wednesday and thursday, and cooling off for the weekend. >>> laurel, maryland, a car fire on the ramp from 198 westbound to go south on 95. they have blocked off at exit ramp because they will have to document this unfortunate incident. that was a fatal vehicle fire.

in the district is 69, 59 in martinsburg, cumberland at 59. 69 along water in quantico and annapolis.rederick and gaithersburg. the humidity is not bad this morning, but things will turn this afternoon into the next couple days. there is the thunderstorm complex and associated upper level energy crossing new york and pennsylvania. that will continue pushing southward. we will have a shower or later this afternoon. the best chance will be in the mountains later on today. nonetheless, we will get some cloud cover from that. the jets dream is shown in blue arrows. there is a rich off to our west. that's where most of the heat and humidity is. we will be on the edge of that today. though 90's this afternoon. hot and humid air will push our way for the next couple days. near 100 degrees this afternoon in parts of the upper midwest. a meteorologist in minneapolis says 100 is going to be the high temperature there today. that he is moving our way. low 90's's today, partly cloudy. hot and humid and very uncomfortable the next few days in the upper 90's. we could use some rain. isolated chance

the barometer is at 29.91. 58 in oakland and 32 cumberland and hagerstown. 64 in d.c., easton and ocean city. 63 in pax river. 61 and down to 59 in greater columbia. 62 in bel air and rock hall and on kent island. the weather easy. we have the dome of high pressure down to the south. we're getting ready to act as a heat pump. we're firing up the heat and humid up the 95 corridor. the front could dive through the area on friday. we'll have a frontal boundary knocking us back to 6 degrees above normal. that's hot. 90 is the hot today. it will be muggy tonight. tomorrow, the record is 98 degrees set in -- the record is 97, set in '99 with a high of 98. we dealt with all of these 90s last week. friday, 94 and here's the cooler air, saturday and sunday, sunshine and 88-degree. beautiful june weekend. --weekend. >>> the topside of the beltway is a mess. here's sharon. >>> well, 83 is not looking good, either. we have a live shot of an accident in the southbound lanes. you can see the traffic backed up because the accident is blocking the left lane. that's pass timonium road. meantime, this is

cumberland is cooler and more comfortable at 65 degrees.pleasant and seasonable start to the dead. there are some areas of patchy fog. that will burn off rather quickly. mid-80's today and a few scattered clouds. here we go again -- on wednesday and thursday, well into the 90's with high heat and humidity back in place for the middle and latter half of the week. >>> the traffic is busy with plenty of volume. 95 south in maryland has a crash at 116 but that was moved to the shoulder. 66 is slowing eastbound nutley street to the beltway. here are a couple of pictures. it is good across the wilson bridge and potomac river. we will take into maryland going toward the river northbound 395 with delays leaving springfield. >>> the time is now 6:41, 66 degrees. >> coming up how democrats could take back the house. we will have a politico minute. >> i did not think i was going to win. >> there was a lot of women going on last night. robert pattinson took up the spotlight and some tro ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ ♪ hom

very high costs towards the middle of the week -- very hot. 68 degrees in the district. 59 in cumberland. dew points in the upper 50's up there. fredericksburg at 64. on our way to the mid 80's today. not far from the average. a lot of sunshine patchy clouds light wind. tomorrow, becoming warmer, near 90. hot and sticky in the mid to upper 90's on wednesday and thursday. >>> lingering road work on 66 east near 123. 95 north over the occoquan river bridge. across the wilson bridge, it is quiet in both directions. pretty good along 270. between 109 and the lane divide for the beltway is running smoothly. more to come in less than 10 minutes. >>> 4:31. we are hearing from family members of a football recruiter who was murdered friday night. ralph thomas of temple hills was shot and killed outside mckinley tech high school in northeast. he was sendingmanager of a semipro team. >> all we knew was the young man threatened him by phone and by text and my brother felt that he was calm enough to deal with it. >> he leaves behind four kids. >> the suspect is being held without bond. crawford and t

cool water or just inside with air conditioning. 81 in the shenandoah valley in winchester, 79 cumberland, reagan national 82, alexandria 84. so just about everybody in the low 80s, although annapolis still holding on to 77. mostly sunny skies, a light northeast wind at 6 miles per hour. watch the dew points. they're in the 50s now, but as we go through tomorrow and wednesday and thursday this number is going to rise to the 60s. hopefully not to the 70s because that is oppressive stuff. it is 11:00 in little rock, they're 86. houston already 94. it was 105 yesterday. that's unbelievable heat for them. a little thunderstorm complex north and east of chicago. we'll watch that. that's about the only action in town. today it's going to be quiet, but tomorrow this will start to come around and potentially fire up a few storms in the afternoon, and north and west of town, leesburg, frederick, maybe west of route 15, a better chance of seeing storms tomorrow. 86 today. tonight in the 60s. tomorrowow near 90 with the threat for that afternoon storm north and west of d.c. then really hot wednesday

our futurecaster does not detect a storm, maybe west of cumberland could see some.a better chance on thursday afternoon as the heat really begins to crank up with heat index values close to 100, a couple days of a heat advisory. overnight 67, a new clouds. tomorrow 96 at the airport. again, with the humidity, heat index will feel like more than 100. tomorrow night 72 with a few clouds and more moisture rolling into town. seven-day forecast, the outlook heating things up. next two days hotter, good chance for scattered thundershowers. we're only talking about a 30%, 35% chance friday into saturday. i got to tell you, the main cool front that was supposed to come down, looks like this will stall out. we think until at least friday, at least friday but it may be hot longer than that. we'll see how this shapes up. as you say it is june. >> june in maryland. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. >>> listen to this, airports are stepping up efforts to keep you safe while making sure your visit runs smoothly. the association unveiled a mock example of its checkpoint of the future plerl

cumberland 98 degrees. slight chance for some thunderstorms. winchester at 98. leesburg, i think you can get to around 100 degrees tomorrow. around dc, 97 degrees. here's your seven-day outlook. all right, so wednesday, thursday, hot and humid. yeah, stay inside if you can. get some air-conditioning. go to the mall, watch a movie, go to the pool if you can. or go to work where it is air- conditioned. and it looks like we are unsettled for friday, saturday, and sunday, and cooling into the 80s. >> we have another local basketball player coming out of school early, hoping to get drafted. is that a good move? >> it's an excellent move if he gets drafted high. if he gets passed over and he is playing schoolyard ball in a year, probably wasn't that wise. that's why on the surface it's an easy decision. why would i stay in school and get paid nothing, usually, when i could go to the nba and make millions. not everybody makes millions. in fact, many never play in the league at all. maryland's jordan williams is trying to avoid that. jordan phillips auditions for the wi

locally, culpepper, oakland, cumberland, petersburg.ersburg is 59. 66 at the pax river naval air station. 62 in prince frederick. in washington, d.c. this morning, 68 degrees with mostly sunny skies and a south- southwesterly wind at 6. a southwest wind around here that, usually is a warm wind for us and in this case, it will be warm and humid. big storms now moved well to the north. this is the main jet going up and over high pressure. you'll notice the flow here comes around from the northwest almost southerly with these storms that will be affecting parts of western pennsylvania, might sneak in toward western maryland or west virginia. but you see how the computers are weakening this over the next several hours. our next three days, today, the cool day. at 91. tomorrow and thursday, mid to upper 90s with a chance for those afternoon and evening thunderstorms here and there celebrate fairfax this weekend. a chance of an afternoon storm. also some afternoon storms. it is now time for angie goff with the latest timesaver traffic. >> tha

the barometer holding steady. 72 at ocean city now. 68 in cumberland. most places in the 60s. once again the dewpoint 60. tomorrow hopefully the dewpoint stays at 60. once it gets to 65 or higher you are going to really feel the humidity. that's what we expect to happen on wednesday and thursday, hot and very humid. 68 in columbia. an appear applies is 7 -- annapolis is 72. the average is now 80 and 58 and the record is 99 in 1925 and 46 back in 1997. right now little wind around here. but tomorrow the winds go back to the southwest. a lot of places out in missouri illinois were 90 to 95, some spots 96, 97 degrees and that is headed in our direction. it's possible that -- a little batch of thunderstorms in chicago. it may bring us some thundershowers tomorrow. chances are very slim. we could use the rain, that's for sure. whatever happens it will cool things down just temporarily. but for the most part, very clear conditions and hot, and the hot and humid weather will move back particularly wednesday and thursday where some spots could get up to 100 degrees. so by thursday nig

officers found a 23-year-old man with a gun shot wound to the head on cumberland street about 2:00 this morning. the victim died soon after. officers say they saw a van leaving the area soon afterward. the officers used spike strips which stopped the car, but then the man fled on foot. hours later, they found 39-year-old latroy clinton trying to stop traffic on highway 101. they believe he was trying to hijack a car. authorities arrested him. >>> halfway across the country, it's likely going to be a long night in minot, north dakota. the swollen souris river is lickly to crest and the national guard says tonight and the next couple of days are going to be critical. tens of thousands have been e c evacua evacuated. the river is expected to reach historic levels by monday. >> it's not a all time record by just a little bit. it is a catastrophic event. >> water has swamped 4,000 homes and businesses so far and boats are the only way to get around. volunteers from as far as california are scrambling to set up shelters for the 12,000 people evacuated. very few have flood insurance to help

cumberland 85 and around gaithersburg, around upper 80s, 90s for frederick. dc around 89 degrees. you are warming up to 87 degrees under partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions. here's your seven-day outlook. the heat and humidity, wednesday and thursday, it is on for those two days. in the mid to upper 90s. friday we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms. the good news is, the heat wave not lasting long. that is when also celebrate fairfax kicks off. a lot of us will be there throughout the three days on the weekend. saturday and sunday, a chance for showers and thunderstorms. not a washout as of now, but getting ready for that. i was up today getting my summer clothes out, so get ready for that the next couple of days. >> thank you, annie. you know how in the mid afternoon, an hour or two after lunch, but a while before you go home, it gets sleepy. your head starts bobbing a bit. we have a solution, it's called the ostrich. a combination pillow, cushion, and bed. and take a nap right at your desk. you put your hands and head inside there. not so good from hiding this from

cumberland 98 degrees. oakland we're looking at 85 degrees. also warm in our mountain communities. you see a couple 100 also for leesburg. andrews air force base 98 degrees. annapolis 93. and gaithersburg 98 degrees. so a hot day. here is your seven-day out look. so it's hot and humid. not just through tomorrow but thursday with a chance for some isolated storms as well. then on friday around 90 degrees. the cold front making its way. so i think we'll get a little bit of relief by the end of the work week. not a whole lot. but then the weekend saturday and sunday, temperatures in the upper 80s and a better chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms this weekend. of course this weekend is celebrate fairfax. and i think you'll want to bring the umbrella just in case. plan for that. i know i'll be out there on sunday in the afternoon. but it looks like by monday we'll be more seasonable. partly cloud' and a chance for some -- cloudy and a chance for some showers. it's actually 98 degrees at reagan national. so i think we're going to get close and maybe set some records tomorrow. >

some 50s in the mountains in cumberland and oakland.his is where we've seen a touch or two of fog. most are in the mid to upper 60s like here in washington, we sit at 68 under partly cloudy skies. the winds are light. so with high humidity and light winds and especially north and west, that's where we've had a touch of fog. dew .64 and the barometer sitting at 29.98. >>> i want to show you what's happening national satellite and radar. houston, texas was 105 degrees. that is an amazing temperature for them. there's a lot of heat here. we'll tap into that bringing it north and east by wednesday and thursday. right now we have storms in the middle of the country and you can see the severe thunderstorm watch. these storms moving east-southeast. chicagoland in a few hours could be getting storms. you do the math, that the not good for the monday morning flight status here. a lot of planes go through chicago. high pressure is building now, so we'll have a good day today and stay relatively quiet. the future cast, we had a shower or sprinkle

up, well up in ontario and michigan but they really shouldn't be much of a factor for us. 59 in cumberland. pittsburgh is 67. we're holding generally in the 60s. down to 60 in fort belvoir. hay market, 61. we've got 6in crofton. going to be hot today. hot tomorrow and thursday. more on that is coming up. angie has your timesaver traffic. >> halfway through the 4:00 hour, already starting with the yellow light because we're dealing with a car fire. this is out in the laurel area. route 198 going westbound. the ramp to go southbound on 95 is where it is holding steady. use caution if you're headed out that way. take you over to 270, everything is all clear out to frederick. good morning, virginia. 66 travelers, nothing to worry about. it appears that construction that we're seeing between 123 and the nutley exit, that's in the clearing stages. 395 headed northbound, that earlier roadwork near duke street now out of here. 95 before this, smooth sailing from fredericksburg all the way up to the mixing bowl. still ahead in my next traffic report, a look at the beltway in virginia. i'll have tha

cumberland at 61. low 70s in easton. mid-70s down in southern maryland as well. look at the forecast highs today. the tappahannock airport may flirt with 100 along with bwi. forecasting a high in washington, a very comfortable 98. angie goff, over to you. >>> that's going to feel great. unfortunately, we're kicking off our traffic report with the yellow light right now because as we mentioned before, we're following the fatal accident that has the inner loop ramp to river road shut down. we'll have a live report from our surae chinn coming up. meanwhile, we want to show you as promised, the roadways around the region including 95 headed northbound, a live camera for you. everybody is doing fine as they make their way out of dumfries up toward the mixing bowl. we'll skip that camera and move it on to 395. want to show you the northbound traffic as we continue on. if you're making the trip toward the 14th street bridge, nothing in your way except the on-going construction project taking away the center lane. traffic is being divided. 495 in virginia, inner loop at

temperatures are in the 60's for part.st a comfortable 59 in cumberland with added humidity locally.re on our way to the mid-80's crank uphine and we wednesday. >> let's take a moment for san francisco, robin. they're getting a cold, wet system today. it will be the wettest june ever in san francisco if they get this rain. cool and wet. >> it is wet somewhere. >>> coming up, what really happened to little cayl erk e, the chilling evidence from a single strand of hair to the canister with the smell of death. >>> and a pounce house goes air born. a father reveals the terrifying moments. >>> the car dan yan countdown is on. kourtney and khloe here live this morning. [ female announcer ] we asked coffee lovers to come and try coffee-mate's new cafe collection flavors. then we asked them to show us how the taste inspired them. new rich caramel macchiato. one of three new ways to add your flavor. with coffee-mate, from nestle. creme body wash with nutrium moisture. after 1 week we took their close-ups. when they saw how much more beautiful their skin looked they had only one question... ♪

they had rain earlier today and a lot of clouds in cumberland only 79, ocean city 85. it really wasn't stifling hot today but tomorrow is going to be one of those really tough afternoons. tomorrow and thursday, particularly. those two days are going to really be close to or breaking records for those dates. 80 in annapolis, washington and kent as well. for tomorrow afternoon from noon until 8:00 p.m. until that sun goes down, we have a heat advisory for this entire region. also we had air quality alert because the air quality is going to be getting poor ranging the nest couple of days. to our northeast, philadelphia region they even have an excessive heat warning which means they expect the temperatures to be over 100- degree. the combination of heat and humidity even tougher up there than across baltimore. we have the southwest wind now continue to bring in warmer temperatures and eventually we will start to see the humidity increase. you can see where all this shower and thunderstorms activity across the canadian border. up the michigan area. down into portions of, w

it's 79 in cumberland and 68 in oakland and 85 ocean city.have warm spots in baltimore at 90 degrees. locally, low to mid-80s in some spots. the hot spots are columbia and baltimore at 90-degree. tomorrow afternoon, beginning at noon, we have a heat advisory for the entire region east of the mountains and all of the area as well is under an air quality alert. to the north east, philadelphia, they have a heat warning. the temperatures will get up to 105678 --105. . this is all because of the south east winds building. chicago, 95 and minneapolis, 102. that's rare. the dew point is way down. it's dry, it's like desert air. 91, 97. there's the core of the heat. that's moving in our direction. the clouds and showers across western maryland and western portions of virginia there, that's west virginia. the temperatures are way down. there, you can see the bomb of clouds. that's down to western pennsylvania and pittsburgh. we got the clouds out of it and that kept the temperatures down a degree. all of the showers are down to the south. tomorrow, hi

we start out cumberland 85. the mountains, a chance of isolated storms. around the metro area will be around 90. 89 degrees in dc. a quick look at your seven-day forecast. let's take a look at that. we are warming up into wednesday and thursday. hot and humid for wednesday and thursday. heat index values will be around 100 degrees and you factor in that humidity. it's going to be uncomfortable. water those plants. they are going to need it the next couple of days. >> thank you annie. >> our campus correspondents, we love them. they were honored today. >> this is the second time we have honored our campus correspondents. we are all getting closer and closer to get replaced. you didn't have that thriller video on a vcr, you had it on a beta max. 9sports have been operating the campus correspondents program. receive video cameras and shoot highlights to be broadcast on the web and right here on channel 9 on friday night. twice a year we hand out them. that all happened here add broadcast house and we wanted you to meet our latest winner. her name is bethany

cumberland at 55. with the cooler temperatures, we've seen a touch of fog.urg, west virginia back to a quarter mile. culpepper has been bouncing from around half-mile to two miles. one half in haze and three miles. cambridge also by the way. reported quarter mile visibility. 68 at reagan national. the south-southwesterly wind at 7. that's a warm direction for us. as you look at temperatures out to the west, there is a ridge in the upper levels of the atmosphere. temps in kc, little rock, 74. minneapolis. right now. 80 degrees at this hour. that's where the heat is. the storms going up and over the ridge here. up toward the canadian border. coming out of toronto look how these things are diving off to the south through ontario toward ohio and pennsylvania. this stuff is going to weaken. we may see some of the clouds from that. we get enough clouds, that may keep a slight lid on the temperatures today. it will be on the warm to hot side. 91. call it mostly sunny. we may have to watch the high clouds though. tomorrow and thursday, mid to upper 90s. it is going

oakland and cumberland and winchester at ten. in southern maryland andrews two and a half miles.ty prince george's county, dew being reported. the temperatures in the 60s, philip newman, 53. cross junction from steve 57. winchester 59. and 68 degrees on the bay this morning. 66 mostly cloudy skies at reagan national though. look mostly sunny on the weather terrace with a light northeast wind. barometer rising at 30 inches even. on the national satellite and radar, high pressure in the middle of the country. yesterday houston shattered their record at 105 # at bush airport in houston. you notice the storms in wisconsin toward chicagoland. high pressure is in control. i'm not expecting much to pop here today. tomorrow north and west in the mountains where we potentially will see storms develop. for this afternoon sunny and warm, 85. a little bit humid. 60s tonight, hot tomorrow, near 90 with an afternoon storm possible, wednesday mid to upper 90s, we'll duplicate it thursday to 97, aahing pie heat wave, in the 80s this weekend with a chance of afternoon storms. celebrate fairfax fr

now, interchange fees for cumberland farms are their second-largest expense. it's not the milk, not the gasoline, it's not a lot of things. it is their second-largest expense. despite the fact that the total number of gallons of gasoline that they sold has remained flat, the interchange fees have increased 237% from $13 million in 2003 to a projected $48 million this year. again, prices are flat for commodities like gasoline, relatively speaking -- or number of gallons, rather. the price has gone up, but number of gallons is flat. but their fees have gone up almost 270%. the cumberland farms co-2 calls this increase -- c.e.o. calls this increase a runaway train. now that gas prices are about $4 a gallon, interchange fees have increased to 5 cents a gallon. for the same 15-gallon fill-up, the hidden fees increased 63%. so the motorists, the local rhode islander filling up at the local corner gas station is paying 63% in their fees on top of increase in the price of gasoline. the actual debit card services haven't changed. but because the price of gas increased,

cumberland 54. frederick, due this morning there. but up in -- prince frederick.erick fog, visibility a quarter mile. petersburg, west virginia quarter mile visibility. that's an improvement from zero readings that were coming in in the past hour. 67 at national. dew .64. there is only a 3-degree spread, giving us a relative humidity of 90%. low level moisture around right now. last night we had an isolated shower. there to our east on the bay, north and west of chicago, we'll be headed toward green bay and milwaukee and even chicago in the next few hours could be affected by that. that could slow things down for air travelers. looking at the future cast, relatively quiet. tried to pop a shower on the models, i think that's probably not going to happen. we stay quiet today into tonight. tomorrow afternoon you'll notice with the daytime heating north and west, we're looking at showers, thunderstorms potentially developing. there for the afternoon and evening hours, that settles down on the afternoon. then probably do the same thing wednesday, although maybe a littl

. >> we will continue to in cumberland hodge. >> his parole condition to a will be non revoke all termse chief probation officer break sit-down >> the dent in global control no supervision and you cannot be sent back to state prison there it hawaii because of what he was convicted of betty is classified by the state system as such. >> he will know as how his life will be turned around >> pretty pleasant and lots as a sunshine or patchy fog will this morning when we are going to stay dry all week. this is all look of the satellite picture and you can see where that fraud is located it is stretching along the coastline upper 50s it antioch and fairfield. afternoon highs will be a mixture of '70s and '80s. " 81 for now, brought 84 fairfield and hopping over to the east bay will caribbean the upper 60s low 70's. temperatures are and declined to the '70s and '80s further inland. al look at our 7 day forecast possibilities of 90's but tuesday and wednesday and chemical or this weekend. >> now major delays around the bay area. this is the approach to the toll plaza we are accident free now med

are they going to leave the road and enjoy the cumberland valley? guess they are going to do that they are going to be back in there's a there's a difference. if you go out and read the farmhouse or most often smokehouse and grab some chickens but come back to camp that might your with the army come you're not struggling, you are just having a good time and they had a very good time in pennsylvania. but as she had remarks north she would write to davis and the sense that the time had come it looks like we have a chance because of vicksburg haven't been settled yet. this is may and june and this is our chance to maybe hit them again and bring lincoln to the negotiation table. davis was so taken by the idea in a sense he formed with a free man commission that would negotiate with a link in government upon the confederate factory in pennsylvania. so when he went north and he went north to settle it. now if you read his report, you'll get a different interpretation of that. it is almost like i'm taking the boys into pennsylvania. we are planning to spen

are they going to leave the leave the cumberland valley farm and yes, they're going to do that and that's the difference. if you go out and raid a farmhouse and most often a smoke house, raid that and grab some chickens and come back to camp again you're with the army you're not straggling you're having a good time and they had a very good time in pennsylvania. but as lee would march north he would write to davis, and they had sense that the time had come. it looks like we have a chance because vicksburg had not been settled yet. this is may. june and granted tried an assault there and a bloody repulse and this is our chance to maybe hit them again on free soil, win a victory that will bring the lincoln administration to the negotiating table. davis was so taken by the idea in the sense, probably is too strong but he formed a three-man commission that he would negotiate with the lincoln government upon a confederate victory in pennsylvania. so when lee went north, he went north to settle it. now, if you read his report, you will get a different interpretation of that. it's almost like i'm

scene in pennsylvania and this video is just into cnn. 25 people were hurt when the people from the cumberland valley christian school crashed on interstate 81 in the harrisburg area. a highway patrolman told our affiliate that a driver in a cadillac tried to pass the bus causing it to rollover. none of those hurt is critical, but the officer said that when the rescuers arrived, they had to cut open the bus to reach several children. we will update you on that one as well. >>> an intense manhunt for an accused murderer comes to an end in oklahoma as the suspect is captured by the police. wait until you hear how one sheriff passed right by him without realizing it is next. >>> imagine the state forcing you to be sterilized, robbing you of the ability to have children. it happened to thousands of people like elaine riddic. >> they cut me open like i was a hog. >> i spoke to her moments ago and you will hear what else she had to say. many of you are looking for foernmation on the social media and you can reach out to us on twitter or facebook at cnn.com/don and on foursquare check out transparent

host: david joins us from cumberland, rhode island. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. good morning, mr. gelb. two questions. first, to you, steve, a c-span question. i'm curious and i have no problem with it but i'm curious as to why we have to unblock our phone numbers when we call in. the second question is to mr. gelb. i know that you used to write for "new york times." i read some of your stuff. i was just curious, do you consider yourself a good liberal? and what political party are you a member of? thank i and have a good day. guest: well, i have never been a member of a political party say for the two years i worked for senator javits where he did ask his staff to sign up for the republican party, which i did. oils i don't consider -- i don't consider myself a democrat or republican. i don't like political parties very much. if i had to take myself, i would hink of me as a burke iian conservative. traditional conservative. i think more about interests and power when it comes to politics than i do about argues about principle where you can have arguments on all s

one was the cumberland road, our first truly national road. in begaroad. it began in maryland. it was henry clay and other westerners to pushed to extend the road from wheeling, west virginia, to columbus, ohio. but again go back and read your history. clay was bitterly opposed by those who said the federal government couldn't afford to build the roads and canals and had no business doing so. sounds familiar. from what i'm hearing from the other side of the aisle today. history shows that the naysayers were wrong on all accounts. it opened up the west to development. of course the most visionary 19th century advocate of federal investments to spur economic growth was a republic republican, the first republican president, abraham lincoln. despite the disruption of the civil war, lincoln insisted on moving the nation forward through bold federal investments and initiatives. in 1862, he signed ateed the pac railway act to billed finance the trans-atlantic railroad and to produce the rails here in america rather than shipping them in from england, enacted a steep tariff on foreign

help them with economic growth in the community.ian i can tell you having recently been out to the cumberland maryland, and the great part of ste our state of maryland, beautifuld part of our state of maryland, used to have a lot of and if x-ray and jobs there. a lot of those jobs have movedy on. they do have a strategy that t they need the planning help enable to put that together so that they can come forward with a game plan attracting more private sector interest in order to be able to create more jobtay in opportunities for families towestn stay in the westernpa part of ourit's stay. it is t that type of assistance that is critically important to america.y i come back to the point that senator boxer raised. the purpose of this bill is to create jobs, jobs, save jobs and create jobs. and we need to get on with that business here in the united states w senate. that is why i am proud to have worked in in the publics works committee to bring this billng t forward. and i hope myhi colleagues will be judicious with their amendment so that we can get this bill through t the senate, to the house

host: david joins us from cumberland, rhode island. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. good morning, mr. gelb. two questions. first, to you, steve, a c-span question. i'm curious and i have no problem with it but i'm curious as to why we have to unblock our phone numbers when we call in. the second question is to mr. gelb. i know that you used to write for "new york times." i read some of your stuff. i was just curious, do you consider yourself a good liberal? and what political party are you a member of? thank i and have a good day. guest: well, i have never been a member of a political party say for the two years i worked for senator javits where he did ask his staff to sign up for the republican party, which i did. oils i don't consider -- i don't consider myself a democrat or republican. i don't like political parties very much. if i had to take myself, i would hink of me as a burke iian conservative. traditional conservative. i think more about interests and power when it comes to politics than i do about argues about principle where you can have arguments on all s

the families were waiting for them at the west cumberland baptist church, and we're certainly glad this particular story had a happy ending. on another matter, this morning, i'd like to say a word about the upcoming vote on the debt ceiling and the bipartisan negotiations surrounding it to reiterate why we're having these talks and what must -- what they ought to achieve, but first a little context. right now, ratings agencies are threatening to downgrade u.s. debt, putting us on red alert that the kind of economic crisis we're seeing in parts of europe could very quickly happen right here. we know that failing to do something significant about our fiscal problems would be a serious drag on jobs and our economy, and that's why over the past several weeks i have come to the floor of the senate and spoken up at press conferences with a now-familiar refrain, the time to act on significant reforms is right now. and i have been crystal clear about what qualifies as significant. above all, it means doing something to strengthen and preserve our long-term entitlement programs so that we can ac

i can tell you having been recently out to cumberland, maryland, a great part of our state of meryl,beautiful part of our state of maryland, used to have a lot of manufacturing jobs there. many of those jobs have moved on. they want -- they do have a strategy, but they need the planning help and either put that together so they can come together with a game plan attracting more private-sector interest in order to be able to create more job opportunities for families to stay in the western part of our state. it's that type of assistance that is contradictly important to america. -- critically important to america. i come back to the point that senator boxer raised. the purpose of this bill is to create jobs. jobs. #u -- save jobs and create jobs. we need to get on with that business in the united states senate. that's why i'm proud to have worked to bring this bill forward. i hope that my colleagues will be judicious with their amendments so we can get this bill through the senate to the house so that we'll have an opportunity to get this to the president in the very near future. and,

i can tell you having been recently out to cumberland, maryland, a great part of our state of meryl, beautiful part of our state of maryland, used to have a lot of manufacturing jobs there. many of those jobs have moved on. they want -- they do have a strategy, but they need the planning help and either put that together so they can come together with a game plan attracting more private-sector interest in order to be able to create more job opportunities for families to stay in the western part of our state. it's that type of assistance that is contradictly important to america. -- critically important to america. i come back to the point that senator boxer raised. the purpose of this bill is to create jobs. jobs. #u -- save jobs and create jobs. we need to get on with that business in the united states senate. that's why i'm proud to have worked to bring this bill forward. i hope that my colleagues will be judicious with their amendments so we can get this bill through the senate to the house so that we'll have an house so that we'll have an >> i'm pleased to convene the ceiling and