more of the same in darlington. maryland's most powerful doppler radar is nice and dry now but change is on the horizon. i'll talk more about that coming up. >>> right now back to you. >> we are talking about the weather, even 6:00 this morning it feels nice outside. when the sun comes up, going to be even better. >> maybe take a walk, play golf. enjoy ice cream. we sent linda so out to find out what is going on. it's been a mild winter so far but the fourth warmest day in 117 years. may sound good but may be bad too in terms of brution and allergies. bugs and allergies. >> explain this. >> reporter: everyone is in a good mood because it's going to be so warm. kim, you're in a fabulous mood, what are you going to do? >> well, take my son to school and go to work. i thought i would walk to the harbor and get lunch. >> reporter: at least it's not a sick day? >> no. >> reporter: can you believe people will call in for 70 degrees today? >> yes. it's beautiful. >> reporter: are you ready? we've been spoiled this winter,

another one in darlington, 136 at trap road. one in the city on cherry hill road. and early delays on 795, owings mills, seven minutes at 38 miles per hour, 45 minutes, 48 miles per hour. there is a look, top sides still looking good, the west side at 33, there is a look at 95 southbound at 32 crawling the roads are also wet in that shot as well, this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. >>> don, back over to you. >> thank you. at the top of the news this half-hour the final goodbye to a maryland soldier murdered in afghanistan is already underway and on the way to washington, d.c. wjz and monique griego are live along the beltway. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, don, and good morning, everyone. the funeral procession began this morning in parkdale and is currently on its way to arlington national cemetery and that is where marchanti will be buried alongside thousands of other soldiers who have died for their country. a final goodbye to a fallen hero, robert marchanti is honored at the church, a member of the national guard, he was murde

we are at freezing in darlington. below freezing in sykesville coming in at 31. and then we will have the breezes for today. gusts up to about 23 miles an hour in hanover. close to 30 in darlington. today will be a breezy day with the wind out of the northwest. the good thing is we will get lots of sunshine for today. the radar is dry and will stay that way. there's a new system work its way towards the area. -- working its way towards the area. the winds are a scenario this morning is it affecting the roads. >> reporter: we have wind warnings in effect at the bay bridge. restrictions overnight. but that's been lifted but warnings still in effect so if you have to travel across any the bridges, extra caution this morning heading out. otherwise we are starting out pretty -- pretty good in terms of accidents and delays. a live look through the city, overnight maintenance at both tunnels with one lay going in each direction but we are moving pretty well without delays. traveling up north on 95 heading towards the beltway a live look making the drive through rosedale

must consider india's enormous need for energy. >> i'm shasta darlington in sow ball low. despite the global hike in gas prices, here they're holding steady. basically because brazil can afford to. the country is eye net oil exporter. they get most their gas from the state-run oil company. which means when the government wants to put a lid on prices it can. that's exactly what it's doing. they really don't want gas taking another bite out of people's pocketbooks at a time when the economy is sluggish. the downside is gas is already incredibly expensive, i'm talking more than $6 a gallon or almost $1.70 a liter, which means you have to shell out more than $70 just to fill your tank. >> shasta darlington there in brazil, just goes to show, nina, it's not the developing, the developed economies, it's everyone getting hit by high oil prices. >> it is, absolutely, andrew. >>> speaking of those high oil prices, they hit 1.40 pounds in the uk on average. that's another record. we're contending it here as well. >>> it's an issue that's causing controversy around the world. frackin

another accident in darlington. you can see the delays on 95 south.295. >> most of the rain will be confined to south of baltimore and early this play. a 30% chance with some clouds and some signed. >> up next, a major announcement from the archdiocese of baltimore. >> that plus bork weather and traffic -- that plus more weather and traffic. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good one. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message.

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darlington coming in around 47 degrees and 49 degrees at joppa winds don't feel bad but they will be picking up as we go into the afternoon. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and the fog certainly a factor out there. we have live shots as a matter of fact coming up. if you are heading out in the next few minutes, plan for a little extra travel time if you can. not dealing with many incidents out there. but again, foggy conditions with that dense fog advisory. let's get a look not too bad on this stretch of the bed beltway. 695 at bw parkway. also a little heavy southbound making the drive through laurelpassing through the jessup region. a lot of people coming in there. and let's look at u.s. 50. heavy fog on 50 at sandy point. a little bit of extra travel time and, of course, we are picking up the pace already starting to see some heavy traffic on 695 passing liberty road but still moving at top speed. charley back over to you. >>> more than a dozen tornadoes ripped through 7 states in the midwest and south during the past day and a

good morning, darlington, 36 degrees and manchester around 33 and woodbine more of the same.bowie 37. satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot, just ample sunshine in the forecast, that will continue even as we go into the afternoon. make sure you have the sun shades. tell me if you like the temperatures. i'm going to warm it up to 63 degrees. at least mother nature is going to do that as we go into the afternoon. i'm going to talk about how warm it's going to get. stick around for that in the 7-day forecast coming up. >>> now let's go to angela with a check of the traffic. how are the roads? i know you have a couple of accidents. >> that's right. two locations with accidents. still seeing residual delays though the accident cleared, especially at maryland 100 and the bw parkway. still very slow. you may want to hop on 95 if you need to take 295 instead because of those residual delays from the accident. also, reisterstown road at 795 still facing slow traffic behind that accident. now, speaking of the beltway, very slow on the west side of 695. live look at baltimor

winds will be gusting and they are gusting right now at about 245 miles an -- 24 miles an hour in darlington goldsboro 22 and 25 in he'll beington and your radar picture not showing a whole lot as we look at maryland's most powerful, we have all five sweeps on this is the scenario throughout the day. no type of change on that until the weekend. those details coming up but right now let's get a check of that traffic with angela. good morning do you have the money spent angela. >> reporter: i have it spent. i will tell you about that later. let's talk about the drive and looking like the start of a fantastic commute. no early morning accidents or incidents blocking or slowing you down. we have a disabled reported southbound 95 on your approach to 695 and speaking of 695 here's a live look at a little bit of volume and not much to get in your way. and heading to the state capitol a live look in annapolis, we are quiet and clear on u.s. 50 at raul boulevard. >>> new details regarding the death of trayvon martin. for the first time the father of the neighborhood watch volunteer speaks out. abc2 n

darlington at 53 and elkton at 56. we do have some rain adding up as of now. .02 in centerville. and elkton at .01. not a whole lot of rain but it will be on the pesky side so be careful heading off to work. let's get a check of the traffic now with angela. good morning. any accidents this early? >> reporter: we had an overnight accident in ann arunel county. no other -- anne arundel county. we are seeing slippery conditions out there. so extra caution as you head out for the morning drive and we are seeing a couple work zones still active on i-95 southbound side at 155 and the left lane southbound in the city past o'donnell street but owl lanes clear on this stretch between kate op and the beltway and also a check of the top side of 695, this is exit 24 the what -- harrisburg expressway moving well without incidents. >>> the state highway administration is asking for feedback on a aspect of the beltway widening project. the project would involve changing the off-ramp configuration from the ier loop of the beltway into harford road to improve traffic flow and safety as well. now

temperatures are cold enough to support the snow in darlington and ellicott city and even into easton as the temperatures will drop off a little more. let's check your traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what can you expect as you head out for the monday morning drive getting bitsy out there and we are -- boise out there. and we are -- busy out there. this is on maryland 24 near the -- near the i-95 overpass. police are on the scene. increase in traffic flow for those of you traveling around 695 also on the harrisburg expressway parington southbound -- parkton southbound 83 live traffic. as we mentioned some sluggish traffic in most pots on the -- spots on the north side wasn't side of 695 as we get a live look at liberty road. you can avoid the roads altogether this morning by taking mtaa report from mark jones no delays from any of therail lines and minor bus delays this morning. charley and megan back to you. >> new information in a developing story. the 13-year-old girl who was found dead in a northeast baltimore neighborhood sunday was found in the backy

darlington around 37 degrees. so take the heavy coat with you this morning.as you go into the afternoon you won't need it. i'm going to talk about how warm we're actually going to get. stick around for that. >>> now the traffic with angela. good morning. >> good morning. as we get ready to head out for that morning commute not a bad start, especially for those of you trying to use i-95. had a look at traffic flow there. very nice start, actually relatively quiet, especially through howard county. if you're taking the drive southbound towards the capitol beltway. once you leave the tunnel, this is what you'll find. 95 just north of the beltway, traveling through arbutus. again, we mentioned very light volume, no distractions on the way. in the meantime, here's a look at u.s. 50 and kent narrows, looking pretty good here. if you're traveling near 50 on 213, got that closure with accident clean-up at 50 between star and 213. back to you. >>> baltimore city department of public works will pull out a device from a water pipe this morning that may prevent a major w

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like as far as we can on the battlefield it's a very difficult thing certainly very very difficult darlington writer neal say to appreciate your in. isolation. let's take a look now at the power you have when you pay to play and it says washington after all it's hard not to notice the power of lobbyist in this town but with you cannae still trying to keep its head above water. you've got to do is look around and see that we are living in a time where things have to be cut and the money isn't there the projects funded by that money often go away as well but there are some exceptions to this rule so we want to take a look at some specific programs and talk about why some continue to move forward and some are dead on arrival the first there is a lockheed martin and more specifically the f. thirty five program being developed for the pentagon. because as you see there are nearly one trillion dollars to develop purchase and support this through twenty fifty unfortunately there are already more than a billion dollars over the budget and the government has agreed to cover six hundred seventy two bil

. >>> on this first monday of women east history month, darlington keli goff joins us with a fittingwere shocked by rush limbaugh's recent attack on georgetown law student sandra fluke, which he finally apologized for this weekend, i was more shocked by the timing of it all. march marks women east history month. i couldn't help thinking that this women's history month is starting off with a bang. we know that for at least the next month we can look forward to hearing occasional references to the greatest women sprinkled in speeches, media, and of course, school reports. but when you may not know is despite years of trying, we still don't have a national museum to honor the contributions of women. before any eye rolling or shouts of we can't afford it begin, i should mention the museum won't cost taxpayers a dime. it will require congressional approval for the land on which it will be built near the national mall. merle streep, who was one of the biggest champions for the museum, say it's a political football. it's a thing that everybody in congress agrees with but attach to something

right now though temperature at 50 degrees in stevensville, and darlington. 49 in churchville.lso dealing with a little breeze, the winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles an hour. look at the gusts, up to 20 miles an hour and it will go higher as we go into the afternoon. so it's going to turn into a windy day. right now we're dry but we do have some rain poised to move into the area by later tonight into tomorrow. >>> let's check the traffic with angela. >> good morning. a couple of trouble spots on the east side of 695, we cleared up the accident and moving back up to speed as you cross the curtis creek drawbridge area. in the meantime, traffic flow around 695, no accidents to report, a nice flow of traffic on the north side. at old court road, a pretty good pace, the west side you'll run into some delays. top side from harford road to providence, 10 minutes. >>> today a senate committee will begin making decisions about adjustments to the government's proposed budget legislation. they will meet this afternoon to consider recommendations by the panel's subcommittee. one

the temperatures are on the chilly side and cold enough to support it and darlington at 32 degrees.rning, everyone. heading out for the monday morning drive, not a lot of accidents on our major roads. we had backing on i-95 if you're traveling through the city coming through the fort mchenry tunnel in the southbound direction. there was a disabled vehicle there. as you can see in the northbound direction, stacking in pretty heavy, and it is jammed all the way to conway street. and 695 from hartford to providence road. >> and baltimore city parks and recks has a new identification system. it is called reek pass and it helps ensure the participate of staff and participants. they now have to scan when they come in to one of the five participating facilities. and governor o'malley will be joined by other state officials this morning where they're going to unveil two mentive coins. they're going to be sold for the celebration. time to go back to new york now for more "good morning america." a check of your weather and traffic coming up in 30 minutes. ♪ >>> is it sunday morning? sunday ev

295 in rosedale, an accident pulaski highway at jessup, an accident in phoenix, paper mill, in darlingtonb in the city cherry hill road, another one on edison at madison and david sonville a new accident, that one davidsonville road at 32, 79511 minutes on the road on 95 southbound, 37 minutes there is a look at your beltway drive times and speeds and a problem on 895 at more rave i a, this is brought to you by loyola, it represents a new education in direction. back over to you. >> thank you. the funeral procession is underway for a maryland soldier murdered in afghanistan. monique griego is live with the story. >> reporter: good morning, every one. the procession for major robert marchanti is headed from baltimore county to arlington national cemetery and that is where he will be buried with full honors. yesterday he was honored at the church. a member of maryland's army national guard he was murdered last month in afghanistan, leaving behind a wife and four children. it happened in the wake of the military's burping of copies of the koran. riots swept the country and there were attacks

darlington, 136, that one has been there for awhile but it is serious. you can. here is the northwest corner of the beltway off of the rams of 795 trade stalled from 795 all the way down to edmondson. going away from us, southbound traffic, tapping the brakes from this point to the capital beltway. tony, over to you. >> the heaviest rain has missed baltimore to the south. at home, low clouds, fog, scattered light rain showers. that is all we should see for the rest of the drive time. 57 in parkton, 50 degrees in rising sun. a 30% chance for rain shower earlier this afternoon. we should get a little sunshine to break through the clouds. same exact forecast for tomorrow. >>> 8:00 now on this tuesday morning, the 20th of march, 2012. a little hazy out here in new york city. but, we're going to get a check from the top of the rock. it's actually quite beautiful, even despite the haze. and we have a huge crowd down below, with a case of spring fever gathered here in rockefeller plaza, because this is, of course, the first day of spring. i'm ann curry alongsid

specialist rowley, age 24, of darlington, wisconsin, died september 21, 2011, in kandahar province, afghanistan. sergeant garrett l. eppinger jr., u.s. army reserve. sergeant eppinger, age 15 of appleton, wisconsin, died september 17, 2011, in parwaw providence, afghanistan. sergeant chester g.stoda, u.s. army. sergeant stoda, age 32, of black river falls, wisconsin, died september 2, 2011, while on recreational leave from duties in support of the war in afghanistan. corporal michael c. nolan, u.s. marines. corporal nolan, age 22, of spring valley, wisconsin, died june 27, 2011, in helmand province, afghanistan. specialist tyler r. krantz, u.s. army. specialist krantz, age 21, of blight, wisconsin, died june 28, 2011, in arusegan province, afghanistan. private ryan j. larsen, u.s. army. private larsen, age 19, of friendship, wisconsin, died june june 15, 2011, in kandahar province, afghanistan. sergeant matthew d. hermanson, u.s. army. sergeant hermanson, age 22 of appleton, wisconsin, died april 28, 2011, in wardock province, afghanistan. specialist paul j. ateam, u.s. army. specialist ateam,