look at this. 74 out in cumberland. around the immediate metro areas, temperatures around 66 in annapolis and kent island. 66 in rock hall. 69 in westminster. that east wind is pretty persistent, coming in at 10 miles per hour. 15 from the northeast in ocean city. 15 in elkton. it is around this high pressure, bringing in this easterly flow. but that high is moving inland. just a little is going to decrease the easterly flow off the water. and bring more of a flow of dry air. more off the land. so even though it's going to be coming from a bit of a northeast flow, brings it across the land, as opposed to the water. those temperatures are also going to moderate. we're going to see temperatures in the 70-degree range. average range now is 70 degrees. milder temperatures are from the great lakes to the east coast. and down to the shore. colder air back toward denver, where they've had just about a foot of snow in parts of the area there up in the rockies over the last few days. we're not getting any of that at all. what we

cumberland is 52. lots of 60s here. low to mid-60s.owever, even locally now we're in the lower 60s in ashburn and germantown 61. 64 on the bay in annapolis. to the south waldorf, dumfries both 61 degrees with 62 at fairfax. don't expect temps to move very much from where they are now. you'll need a jacket for the rain and i think a coat just because with the wind and temps in the 60s, there's definitely going to be a chill in the air. kids want to go in shorts today, i would discourage that. the temperature right now 64 and cloudy skies. south winds at 6 are going to kick big time out of the northwest a little while with humidity still high, 90%. bigger picture, we have the big range now moving toward new england this morning with the bulk of the moisture off shore. still enough upper level energy behind the system. that will squeeze out with some daytime heating. those spotty showers, when you see them on the futurecast, you'll see what i'm talking about. notice the showers at 9:00 a.m. they look to be a little leftier than just spott

but showers near cumberland. 28 miles per hour. any showers we get tonight, particularly west of us and tomorrow. we'll have very strong, gusty winds. we have storms to the negotiate of us this afternoon. to the west of us, a whole bunch has developed to the mountains of west virginia and portions of virginia. higher elevations really helping to enhance those showers. they're all moving up to the north as you can see. for the time being, we'll probably stay dry. we may see a shower sneak in here later this evening. tomorrow, however, with a front coming through the area, that's when we'll have the best chance of some heavy downpours. could be some gusty winds. and then it turns progressively cooler, friday into the weekend. may only be in the upper 60s for highs this weekend. it's going to get really cool, compared to what we have now. 68 tonight. maybe a shower or thunderstorm approximate n a few spots, mainly west of us. tomorrow, a better chance in the afternoon or evening of showers. and maybe a thunderstorm. could be heavy one

i have had the privilege of fishing on the cumberland river at barkley dam. and my grandfather took me many times to fish there. high this would work and why it's such a good fishing spot is when they would release the water from the top of the dam and when it would come under, in the back of the dam, the waters would roll up anti-big fish we talk about would roll up off the bottom and that's why the fishing is so good. it's like we don't have enough things to do in washington that we are dealing with this issue today. i want to thank mr. whitfield for bringing this up, but commonsense solutions to problems, are what we should be talking about. and the corps in many respects they do good work, but bringing this up, stopping the fishing from occurring at the dams and on the rivers, cumberland river in specific, is ridiculous. we need to get down to the business of america. let's let people fish where they have always fished like my grandfather took me to barkley dam over and over and over time and time again. get to the real issues. i urge my colleagues to sup

the showers ended in cumberland. and only 70 in ocean city. temperatures right now, running about 1 degree warmer than they were yesterday at this time. but cumberland has dropped, 16 degrees. compared to where they were yesterday. there's that quarter-sized hail. tim is in the outback. tim has a look at what we expect to happen here tomorrow and the next couple of days into the weekend. tim? >> we definitely could see some of the storms rolling this way. we're hoping that hoping that none of them will be severe. we are expecting the intensity to continue to prove in from -- move in from the midwest. and tomorrow, because we start to see the clouds increase, we'll keep the sun at a minimum. ask that will keep the temperatures down a little bit. if you take that a -- away, you take away some energy. we get cool air moving into the weekend. temperatures staying right around the 70s. it will be cool and breezy, heading into saturday. but looks like at least the beginning of the memorial day weekend should be absolutely gorgeous. we'll talk about

ocean city 70, 72 easton, pax river, 70 downtown and in elkton, the mid 60s hagerstown, 63 cumberland, oakland right now at 59 degrees 69 westminster and columbia, 62 bel air, rock hall, kent island and annapolis. this frontal boundary, this is what caused the problem in the plain states, is heading our way. is it going to cause those problems here? no, there's a different dynamic. we have warm, humid air. that's going to kick off thunderstorms. you get the storms in the center of the country when cold air slices into the side of the warm humid air masses. that's where you get that vie leapt severe weather. here there's a different story. we're going to see heavy thunderstorms somewhere in the mid atlantic tonight. cooler conditions and clear skies but not until saturday afternoon. today 78 degrees is going to be the high. any thunderstorms should happen early in the night, be gone by over night. 61 degrees tomorrow, still showers in the area and almost 12 degrees below normal, a high of just 64. windy saturday, clearing in the early afternoon, 69. 68 on sunday. sunday is looking good

it is 52 cumberland, 56 hagerstown, the mid 60s elkton, dc, pax river, ocean city 67, 63 westminster, 62 bel air, the mid 60s columbia, rock hall, annapolis and kent island. forecast today calls for continued rain around. i don't think we will see severe rain. 44 over night. 69 degrees with wind tomorrow. on sunday should be a beautiful day. the wind goes to a breeze, sunny and 70. look at that over night low, 44. monday sunny 76. tuesday and wednesday beautiful, 78 and 85 degrees. >>> now over to sharon at traffic control. good morning. >> good morning. if you are about to head out we don't have any delays but we have plenty of accidents. one of them on the outer loop at eastern boulevard. 140 at north center street, a crash on 170 at 32, another one on route 3 at millersville road and one more in edge water on pike ridge at west central avenue. if you're headed out on the beltway speeds still looking good. that's a live look at the topside of the beltway, wide open at harford road. there's a look at 83 at ruxton road. also pretty empty there. this traffic report is brought to you by

cumberland, 52 in cumberland, so much, much cooler air to the north and west.nds will pick up and and being with us throughout theoute friday. still a lost clouds, still a lot of left over showers, not thethe heavy rain that we had last last night but a few left over showers emerged. emerged. you will be lucky ton encounterr scattered showers.d as you are still dealing withg sort of the back edge, you can see it, the back edge of theof cold front out to the west. that will continue to kind of meander to the east here duringe the course of the day, and we we will gradually clear outut tonight, we are still talking ta about a fantastic weekend with h high pressure to the west building. it will be cool, however, our, u high temperatures will only be about 70, we're going to have aa pretty good wind around here, aa pretty good breeze during the te day tomorrow.ay to that is cool for this time of year, plenty of clouds, cool, o, and they're going to feel it, with winds out of the north and west at 10-15. much cooler, winds north and and west at 15. at 15. there's th

that will be our temperatures tonight in many areas. 52 cumberland.wn we're ranging from the low to mid-60s. it's down to 57 now in lovettsville. 61 in waldorf. 63 upper marlboro and 65 on the bay. scanning the skies with our weather cam, and you see the clouds, some of the showers out there as well reducing visibility. 66, although dry at national airport. humidity still high at 83% and the winds have not kicked up yet. they're turning to the west but they're going to kick up out of the northwest big time as the storm system pushes through. a little blue here. cold enough for a little bit of snow in southwestern new york state. spotty showers today, mid-60s at best. maybe will stay in the upper 50s and low 60s with the winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour. tonight 40s. near 50 downtown. low 40s outside the beltway. near 70 tomorrow, still windy. low 70s with less wind on sunday. very nice sunday and an even nicer monday, memorial day, with highs in the mid-70s. monika samtani, what are you doing outside? >> reporter: i am outside and i'm going to giv

it's just a little bit cooler, slightly more comfortable feeling. 67 oakland,7 of cumberland, 69 hagerstown, the mid upper 70s elkton, easton, dc and pax river. ocean city at 69, waiting for the on slot. it is memorial day weekend. if you live on the route 50 corridor you would say it's an on slot too. 76 columbia, 77 annapolis, kent island, the district at 78 degrees. i think the big story is going to be -- first off, it's going to get beautiful by the end of the weekend. late saturday, sunday, monday, absolutely gorgeous in an april 17th kind of way. what's coming in behind this front are going to be temperatures below normal, which is now 76 degrees. it's going to be absolutely gorgeous, i'll tell you this on sunday, but it's probably only going to be about 68 degrees. so, you know, it's going to be the memorial holiday weekend. 81 today, 64 over night . 65 tomorrow. temperatures especially remaining steady from the over night low. that 65 is 10 plus degrees below normal. we will take a look at the 5 day forecast coming up. >>> still to come, saying no to dessert may be harder for some p

inches, that is the jack pot, in clarksburg, maryland. 64 frederick.e of further to the west, 63 cumberlandcore of the colder air, i say colder because here we are in may, almost the end of may, 45 detroit, 52 pittsburgh. as is the cold front. 25, 30w, wind gusts of miles per hour, even though the temperatures will be in the 50s -- 60s. it will feel colder than that things to the cloud cover. low pressure keeps the clouds in place tomorrow. once that is out of here, skies clear nicely for the upcoming holiday weekend. 10:00 tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies, mid to upper 60s. look what happens as we move through the day. the temperature will fall. 6:00, the computer shows temperatures of 55, 57. a wind kicks up, the skies clear. saturday will be cool, lots of sunshine, the temperature about 70. overnight, mostly cloudy, showers and thunderstorms come to an end. downtown. mostly cloudy tomorrow, lingering showers, not a whole lot. the temperature falls into the 60s, into the 50s. beach forecast, low 60s saturday and sunday, 70 memorial day. keep in mind the water temperature off ocean ci

warnings north of us, north of hagerstown into pennsylvania and the watch box continues west of cumberland and west of the divide at the severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00. these are warnings, another few minutes north of hagerstown toward mercersburg. we'll wind out the radar. you can see a lot of activity inside the watch, but there's a pretty good line of showers and storms technically not in the watch box. these aren't supposed to be severe, but they have been. we'll zoom in. winchester got really hammered with heavy rain. there's some flooding going on now and a flood warning until 8:15. if you're around the winchester area into hardy county in west virginia, some flooding is going on. these don't try to cross a flooded street. heavy activity now between leesburg and frederick dragging the river towards brunswick -- straddling the river towards brunswick and pretty heavy rain southwest of frederick. this will move northeastward into frederick across 40 up 355 in the next 30 minutes. we do not see any hail in that particular storm. 82 now in bethesda and springfield, 87 in college p

have a brand-new severe thunderstorm warning for morgan county and essentially up from romney to cumberland till 7:00, allegheny county as well in maryland, reports of hail and strong gusty winds. it's going to move to the north and east, probably miss hagerstown and go up into pennsylvania maybe around franklin and fulton counties. we'll widen the radar out. we've got a lot of activity here, big thunderstorms developing a line from just west of baltimore back through leesburg and even back across 66 just south of winchester. we'll zoom in. there aren't any warnings, but this is plenty heavy. just to the north of percyville hail and small hail and big time rain in the darker red in excess of an inch per hour. at the very least you'll have street flooding with these storms. don't try to cross a flooded street by foot or bike or car or anything. we'll go to poolesville, cross the river, pretty heavy activity there and a big storm from laytonsville to eldersburg past damascus with heavy rain and frequent lightning and once again if you hear thunder, you can be struck by lightning. get the kids

cooling off, leonardtown, 61 degrees, and 51 in annapolis and we have 51 in win tes winch, and 51 in cumberlandoing to be a cool friday,d winds are going to pick up outp of the north and west and the a high temperatures are going to be ina the mid-to upper 50s, that is going to be about it, and with that cloud cover it's s not going to warm up a whole lot today as the showers remain inrn the forecast, and the clouds remain in the forecast as well. the main part of the frontaltal system, the cold front you can c see it coming your way, but it's sliding off of the coast and we're left with a few left overr showers and sprinkles. we have the back end of the col front out toward pittsburgh. we still have to deal with and d upper level low, sort of theof e back end of the energy here. the winds are going to pick up, it will be a breezy afternoon, and you might see a little litt sunshine from time to time but on the cool side. still shaping up for a greata gt weekend. we will clear it out, it will be breezy on saturday, but highs on 70 degrees. 67, plenty of cloud, cool ford,o this time of year, a fe

the rocky gap ca seen foe is near cumberland. it used to be called rocky gap lodge. if today's machine testifying foes as planned the casino will open to the public this wednesday. >>> jessica is back with a possible merger that has the inget busing. >> their. today yahoo may make it fish. the company on the verge of lowing its biggest acquisition under ceo marissa mayer. yahoo is expected to announce today it is purchasing the blogging service tumbler for more than a billion dollars. the cash deal approved in the board of directors meeting last night. tumbler is popular with teens and young adults, pour than 108 pillian blogs currently served on tumbler. an invitation to the event was sent out friday, promising to unveil something special this evening in new york. >>> boeing's dreamliner 787 will return to the skies in the u.s. today. paltry problems grounded the airliner. -- battery problems grounded the airliner. >>> >>> when you shop for sunscreen, basically anything above 50 you feel like you are getting twice the protection but it is basically the same. >>> ind

roanoke i caught a trucker out of philly had a nice long toke ♪ ♪ but he's a headed west from the cumberlande's the only one ♪ ♪ and if i die in raleigh at least i will die free so rock me mama ♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel hey mama rock me ♪ ♪ oh rock me mama like the wind and the rain rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me oh rock me mama like a wagon wheel rock me mama ♪ ♪ anyway you feel hey mama rock me rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank alyssa milano, chris "ludacris" bridges. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night mark ruffalo, the 2013 scrabble champs. and music from reggie watts. this is the cd, "true believers" is out now. you can see the full performance on jimmykimmellive.com. once again, darius rucker, good night. ♪ ♪ spring break tan skin girl i can't remember when i fell so fast ♪ ♪ knowing it could never last i got lost in the rhythm of the waves of the ocean ♪ ♪ lost in the sunset too i got lost in your eyes and the time don

upper 60s in the mountains. 64 in cumberland.nd. 70 in manassas and culpepper. upper 70s to 80 later today.oday here is the cold front. it's on the move. you can see the rain shower activity continues to fill in here for the day today. tod looks like we might get something in southwestern virginia. rain showers or at least the possible this afternoon and into friday. we should clear things out later on friday and bring in cooler air. there's your seven day forecast. 81 this afternoon. only upper swissments cloud and breezes tomorrow and into the day on saturday. check out nice warm temperatures sunny conditions with mild temperatures saturday, sundayy and monday. >> bash cues are great. >> some of you have seen the cicadas we thank you for the pictures. the majority of broad 2 have yet to emerge. where are there? this say big question. que we thought maybe we could call c an expert right? >> right. last time we had the particularl broad 2 of cicadas was 1996. 199 what will they think of the world now in 2013? for more on that and

roanoke i caught a trucker out of philly had a nice long toke ♪ ♪ but he's a headed west from the cumberlands the only one ♪ ♪ and if i die in raleigh at least i will die free so rock me mama ♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel hey mama rock me ♪ ♪ oh rock me mama like the wind and the rain rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me oh rock me mama like a wagon wheel rock me mama ♪ ♪ anyway you feel hey mama rock me rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank alyssa milano, chris "ludacris" bridges. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.

havee jobs created, they bring in people that provides a source of cash for the nearby town of cumberland. the plan is to expand casino, which is why they are building a new conference conference center that is expected to hold close to 800 people. >> with the renovations and the casino, there is something for everybody. >> the idea is to bring more people who can spend more cash. >> bringing life back to this area is exciting for everyone. , says thisd one person who lives in a nearby town. >> people need jobs, which they have gotten -- not gotten in a long time. >> she says it is a good thing. arlington national cemetery is honoring the fallen this memorial day with the annual flags-in. they started placing flags on more than 250,000 graves this afternoon. the tradition goes back more than 60 years. now let's see what is coming up tonight at 6:00. >> maureen bunyan has the look ahead. good evening. >> thank you. at 6:00 president obama takes on of targeting americans, why it is the safest come most effective way to protect the nation, and dealing with terror suspects with groans. plus,

manasis and culpepper, 70 at baltimore, 61 at annapolis, 73 a at dc, as i say, 69 nor hagerstown and cumberlandthe west, 64 degrees.. we've been talking about the temperatures and the wet weather, a lot of that causing i lot of mugginess out there as we warm up.p. wee getting a pretty continous easterly flow o that's keeping e moisture into the atmosphere. this is what we're watching from the sound that will move its way up, all associated with a fronta system. i would anticipate we would swr seen more of the shower activity about mid-day today but thatt didn't quite happen. hap down near wal door of, there was and isolated thunderstorm.hund areas of maryland saw that a little bit but not too much. let's go to radar and show youw what's going on because a lot of storm systems here, you just j heard maureen and laura talkingg about the big storms into the mid section of the country. take a look, this is the culprit, this major cold front and we have another system here, another front system, this cold front here will move wait ways to the east. we won't have be concerned untie we hit the later p

saturated out there, even though there's not a lot of actual rain. 54 right now in oakland, 59 cumberland, 61 elton, and i'm sure we have 61 in easton as well. a mild start to the day, and i'm going to see us warm up to 70. we expect a bit of a shift and -- shift into liberty. takes us well into the 80s. near 90 degrees by tuesday into wednesday. stalled front of the south. it's angled toward indian and the ohio valley listing across the region. it's all of this muster sitting on the front, and it's going to allow me and missed all the disturbance. instability sits with us along front. when it clears up, the temperatures go up and we see temperatures head into monday, tuesday, wednesday for the next chance of thunderstorms. winds up to 15 to 20 knots. 73 degrees today. for rain scattered off and on. low-cost service today. at that. 86 on tuesday. 87 wednesday. chance of thunderstorms on thursday, and cools down to 77 on friday. >> still to come. mourning a loss. the college campus in new york reeling from the death of his tube during a hostage situation. we will explain coming up. >> comm

cumberland 54, the low 50s hagerstown, dc, pax river and ocean city, 45 westminster, 46 bel air, 47 columbia, the low 50s rock hall, annapolis and kent island. 68 the high today. you know we're going to get 70 at some point. tomorrow just beautiful, sunny and a high temperature of 70 degrees. 68 degrees on friday. 70 saturday, 72 sunday, 70 degrees on monday. that is called living large in the land of living large. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> it's a pleasant monthing to morning to take a drive. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we have picked up a cup ouple of problems. one of them is on the beltway. it's an accident on the inner loop of the beltway in the area of green spring avenue. the left lane is blocked but so far speed sensors are still looking good in that area. traffic is getting by without delays at least. we have one other accident, that's going on in white marsh. route 7, philadelphia road, at allander road. watch for that. speeds still looking good on the beltway, top and west sides averaging 55. speeds looking good on all your major roadway

the barometer falling to 29.69. 65 ocean city, 82 cumberland, 82 dc with showers just west of washington now. 72 oakland. the dew point in the med mid 6 ohs. any 60s. any showers tonight could have heavy downpours that. can cause water to accumulate on roadways. a little shower here east of la plata. one quick shower just moved through parkville. not much with that. a lighter one here just northeast of dc near lees berg. this is a strong thunderstorm that has possible hail with it. they've had some reports in central virginia of quarter sized hail with these showers and thunderstorms just as we saw yesterday across that region. we'll get into a northwest flow, much cooler air. we'll probably have lingering showers as well. still some thunderstorms developing. by the time the front gets to us it will be nighttime, which is a good thing. we will lose the heat from the sun so lose some of the energy with those storms. the front moves through, low pressure develops and drives chilly air into the region. it will be well-below normal. winds on the bay picking up to 25. the bay temperature arou

a live look across palo alto, >>> today in florida, a couple from cumberland was formally charge -- aouple from oakland was formally charged after their dog's death sent him on a frantic, destructive tirade. reyes, a bulldog, died after undergoing leg surgery. the family took him to a vet while visiting family in south florida. police say the couple learned the dog died when they arrived to pick him up. they became violent, trashing the vet's office, causing $5,000 in damage. a relative says the vet didn't explain to them what went wrong when they demanded answers. >>> rehab by cop. a sacramento area woman who slapped a police officer so that she could kick her smoking habit will get her wish. she's spending two months in jail. the deputy tells the "sacramento bee" that 31-year-old etta lopez slapped him across the face tuesday so he would lock her up in a smoke-free jail long enough for her to quit her smoking habits. she's already served three days  63-day sentence which includes five days for violating a 2010 drunk driving conviction. >>> we've made it to friday. we bring in jeff

cumberland, maryland, at 72 degrees. the closer you are to the beaches, the cooler you're going to be the over the next couple of days we'll continue to see that easterly wind. something else that's going to continue to try to do is bring in some cloud cover from time to time. see these clouds here? that's the marine layer that later tonight may actually be able to come onshore, especially through southern maryland, down through portions of the chesapeake. most of us, however, will stay clear and that's going to allow temperatures to cool off pretty quickly. so cloudy skies are down to the south. i think tomorrow see those clouds real quick come in? i think we may see clouds overnight but they'll quickly burn off tomorrow. nice and warm with highs in the 70s. then that area of high pressure moves closer to us. possibly more cloud cover on friday. we're going a little cooler but i'll still going for high temperatures close to where we are, about 68, 69 degrees even with that easterly flow. once again keeping us three or f

this is cumberland county, kentucky, where this all occurred on wednesday because, again, the grief that's involved of what they believe is nothing more than a tragic accident. but what has many people talking here is of course there's a great sensitivity in this country right now over the issue of guns and who should have access and maybe who should not. and that has many looking at this saying, well, perhaps there was a way to legislate this accident from happening. and those opposed to any kind of gun control or further gun control say that's not the case. ben ferguson speaking on piers morgan last night. >> if you want to, you know, legislate parents being dumb or not dumb, you figure out how to do it and we'll see if it works. but you can't blame the gun for the situation where you have a dumb parent. >> this in his mind is not a case of a gun control debate issue, it is talking about whether a child should have had access to the firearm. the child by the way was given that gun as a birthday present. >> is it unusual, martin, for a company to market guns to children? >> well, certainl

mcneils hit their marketing target when a family living in a mobile home on lawsons bottom road in cumberlandcky bought a cricket for their 5-year-old boy. on tuesday, the little boy picked up his cricket in the kitchen and killed his 2-year-old sister. he accidentally shot her in the chest. we know their names. the little boy, his little sister, their mother, their father. but i don't want to mention them in deference to the family's loss and their grief. the names i want you to know are the merchants of death, the merchants of this death, the guys who made and sold the rifle that killed this 2-year-old girl. yes, the parents made the choice to buy that gun. but i don't feel like talking about the parents tonight. not with their daughter lying dead. i'm going to leave the discussion of the parents' responsibility in this case to others. i'm feeling too much compassion and sorrow for that family to criticize them right now. i want us to think about the merchants of this death. they make guns 20 miles away from where the little league world series is played, and they market their guns to kids

bill weatherall at cumberland advisers, you may know him, said pullbacks represent an entry point intoto 2014, maria. but let me just stress this to you, that the main source of volatility on this market could very well come from the jgb bond market, the yields there, they have backed off a little bit, but they still stand at 13-month highs. it will be i volatile day once again, maria. back to you. >> we'll be watching that. thanks so much for giving us the update. more now on what u.s. investors need to know about the japan effect here in the united states. should we be worried? joining me now, josh pierce of bay state wealth management with his take. good to see you, sir. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, maria. >> japan has not really set the tone for the u.s. are you expecting it to do so? >> no, not necessarily. at the end of the day more likely japan is looking to us. they're in a situation where they're in a new regime, as one of your prior guests had mentioned. and they're having a little bit of an itchy trigger finger. and yesterday -- or wednesday's volatility h

let's bring the chairman and chief investment officer of cumberland advisers. rich is right.ou will see the same political arguments that we always see after a report like this comes out. just to recap, the social security stay the same as it has been, but two years better than we had been in these projections about medicare. which side of the argument you fall on, david? >> i am on your side. i get my morning coffee until 2026 at least. that's pretty good. that is the good news of the day. connell: just to put it in perspective, social security, we can fix this. we just use this analogy. the to a listing the together and we could figure out social security if we had to, whereas medicare is a much larger problem. how'd you look at it and what perspective would you put these numbers? >> you will always have these long projections that will show that we will run out of money ten or 15 or 20 years, and we always have to argue about how to fix it. when the crunch time comes in america we wait for the crunch time, that is just our way, and then we fix it. how? we extend the time i

ai and maryland cumberland, 63 degrees.e winds out of northwest sustained at 24 gustss to 30. here comes the cooler air, 18 up in frederick. fr the last piece of energy movingg through and thaty is bringing us rainshowers not so much here at the beltway at the moment but pretty good rains up 95 toward baltimore, a nice batch of rainn out to the west 66, and gettinge to gainesville, this is going to come moving through. rainshowers in the forecast over the next cull o couple of hours a late afternoon and sunshine working in as well sort of the back edge. you can see blossoming the the rainshowers, and the back edgeda of our cold front it sticks out to the west. that is clearing out in ohio. in that will move in later tonighto a great weekend, a lot ofof sunshine around here.ro calm conditions, and cool cool temperatures, and we will bed wl cool tomorrow. 67 today and no doubt about it. it will be cool today are as well. plenty of winds out there. 10-15. gusting at times, we it will bei a bit of a breezy day, jacket, you defi

roker who is in cumberland springs, maryland. it's a great school there.y. >> that's okay. forest knowles elementary school. kids are coming off the school bus. the pom-pom squad from north woods high school just across the way. over here we have the forest knowles elementary school fifth grade chorus doing our theme, "wake me up before you go-go." i'm telling you. it's called "jitterbug"? i think it's "wake me up before you go go." i could be wrong. they're raising some smart kids here. everybody! saturday wet weather along the east coast, sunny and hot weather in the west coast, nice and mild mid section of the country, then sunday, sunday, looking at beautiful weather along the eastern seaboard, hot and sunny in the southwest, some showers moving in the pacific northwest, plenty of sunshine from the great lakes where it will be cool to nice and warm along the gulf coast. that's what's going on in the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. the country, here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> too cute. just in time for

a 5-year-old cumberland county kentucky boy accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old sister.horities say the boy was playing with a rifle marketed to children. the gun is called cricket. here is how the company advertises that gun. >> my first rifle, a moment you never forget. with a safety promoting design, the cricket is the perfect way to give younger small framed shooters started right. find yours online or ask at your local dealer. >> the company denied its marketing to children, but the controversy goes on. the director of child advocacy in louisville, welcome. >> good morning. >> this your mind when you watch this youtube video with that marketing campaign, is that company marketing to kids? because it says it's not. >> well, when you look at their website and you look at the guns that they have available for children, these guns are in colors that would be very attractive to young little kids. so in a sense, they are marketing to children. >> but it's the parents who have to buy the kids the gun. >> absolutely the parents have to buy the children the gun. but if kids

like caroline starks who just one day after shamrar jenkins was killed in cumberland county, kentucky, by her 5-year-old brother. she was 2 years old and she was killed in an accidental shooting by her 5-year-old brother. she was killed by a .22 caliber cricket rifle. they were just messing around in the little bit of time that their mother had stepped outside onto the porch. her brother picked up this little cricket rifle, one that he used to go hunting with his family. he was 5 years old. and he shot his 2-year-old sister and she died. a cricket rifle. it's a cute name, right? ates cute name because it's marketed to kids. sold as my first rifle. it's made by a company that also makes another line of guns called chipmunk rifles. i certainly understand that a lot of families there's a long history of hunting together as a family. but the reality is that some of these shootings are malicious with the number of guns that are out there and a gun lobby organization that used to spend a lot of time on gun safety, that now spends most of its time simply arguing for laws that perpetuate the

though unconfirmed at the cumberland road, basically america's first highway. lincoln did see people shackled on their way to wherever they were going. he could see slavery of close. something like it was very familiar with. lincoln goes down to new orleans as a riverboat captain and sees the slave market in north america in new orleans and brutality toward slavery. he also recognizes there are laws in place and believes the settlement had a case here so he represented mr. madsen. he would never see something like this after he leaves congress, so i'll talk about what happened soon. so december 1847, abraham lincoln as a member of the congress. one of the most interesting things as he was there with them. the most famous number is actually john quincy adams the former president. the only former president to serve the people's house. this is so fascinating because it's the link between lincoln and the founding fathers. the short time they have to spend with one another. this is the link to an lincoln and the founding fathers. you can imagine the conversations th

the lincoln farm was near the cumberland road. and lincoln could see slavery up close.this is something that lincoln was familiar with. he goes down to new orleans as a river boat captain and he fees the biggest slave market in north america in new orleans, and sees the brutality and horror of slavery, and he wishes it would end but he says, there's laws in place, and he felt the man had a case and represented mr. madson. you would never see something like this from lincoln after he leaves congress. so, december, 1847, lincoln lynn is a member of the 30th 30th congress, and what is so fascinating, is who is there with him in congress? the most famous member of the 30th congress is john wednesdayy adams, -- john quincy adams, the former president. this is the link between lincoln and the founding fathers, the short time that lincoln and john quincy adams have to spend with one another, this is the link between lincoln and the towning fathers. so you can imagine their conversations. lincoln was fascinated by washington, so fascinated with the founding generation who prose

the lincoln farm was near the cumberland road. and lincoln could see slavery up close. this is something that lincoln was familiar with. he goes down to new orleans as a river boat captain and he fees the biggest slave market in north america in new orleans, and sees the brutality and horror of slavery, and he wishes it would end but he says, there's laws in place, and he felt the man had a case and represented mr. madson. you would never see something like this from lincoln after he leaves congress. so, december, 1847, lincoln lynn is a member of the 30th 30th congress, and what is so fascinating, is who is there with him in congress? the most famous member of the 30th congress is john wednesdayy adams, -- john quincy adams, the former president. this is the link between lincoln and the founding fathers, the short time that lincoln and john quincy adams have to spend with one another, this is the link between lincoln and the towning fathers. so you can imagine their conversations. lincoln was fascinated by washington, so fascinated with the founding generation who pros

four years earlier the lincoln family had crossed through the cumberland gap following a trail blazed by daniel boon and they were assisting their father as he enclosed a cornfield working to carve out an ever larger pocket of civilization on a parcel of land beside long run a branch of a branch of the new ha yo river east of the settlement of louisville. as they helped position the fence in shot sounded. their father tumbled to the unknown and out of the woods emerged two or three indians. mordecai picked up his father's rifle and barked at josiah to move as fast as he could to the station 15 minutes distant to sound the alarm. they ran and reached the cabin his father had built just as he heard his other brother cry out. he turned to see thomas grasped by the here and trousers being carried towards the tree line. he required only analysts look and perhaps not even that to know the indians didn't intend to kill him the intended to take him. he leveled his gun and an end in late afternoon sun and a half moon pendant dangling against the chest of his brothers after. the teenagers ana w

(narrator) moore was english to the bone, he carved his reputation in english elm and boxwood, cumberland alabaster, and portland stone. when his art made him wealthy he turned to bronze and marble, but he never turned away from england. for all its rain and taxes it was hom and he cleared a new path for english art. (anthony caro) you look at the history of english art, and it's pretty miserable after constable and turner and so on, and henry, somehow, was competing with braque and picasso and so on. you know, he was in that same league. and so it made people realize you can be an artist - and you can be english. (narrator) sculpture made him famous, his celebrity enshrined in wax at madame tussaud's. other celebrities bought his works and enjoyed his company. (dorothy kosinski) i actually think that one has to consider quite seriously a very intriguing dilemma, and that is whether an artist's sense of direction and value and worth is that potentially obscured by fame? (narrator) henry moore was born in the mining town of castleford in 1898. his career began in 1921 when he left yorkshir

four years earlier the lincoln family had crossed through the cumberland gap, following a trail first blazed by daniel boone, and today, mortika aye i and is brothers. >> sigh ya, and thomas, were assisting his father, working to carve out an ever larger pocket of civilization on a parcel of land, on the branch of a branch of the branch of the ohio river, east of louisville, as the boys tried to position the fence, shot rounded. their father felled ground and out of the woods tame two -- came two indians. josiah ran, and so did motor cia, who reached the cabin his father built just as he heard his other brother cry out. he turned to see thomas, grasped by the hair and trousers, being carried toward the tree line. he knew the indians didn't kill thomas, they intended to take him. he leveled his gun and aimed for some glimpse of metal, a half moon pendant dangling guest the chest of his brother's would-be captor. the indian went down. his companions vanished. thomas was unhurt. many years later to. mass' son, abraham, risen higher in the world than any of the lincoln clan could ever hav