shower activity on the delmarva.e or twice there will be showers in a vital part of the state when it comes to the business of ag. >> sure. >> huge. >> we've been pretty dry. that rain is kind of a welcomed deal. here on the western shore. take a look at the forecast. seasonablely warm. coming up, ralph macchio, the karate kid. follows a prominent gypsy family in new york. stay tuned. we'll have the story. ,,,,,,,, hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. it's a humid sticking morning. calm winds. barometer is at 30.02. 71 in hagarstown, the low 70s downtown. east and ocean city, mid-70s. 71 rock hall. westminster, 72. almost 70 in bellaire. that's going to allow an upper air disturbance through the area tomorrow. that's going to give us showers and thunderstorms. today other than the delmarva, we should be rain free with a high of 89 agrees, humid, partly cloudy. 72. tomorrow we're going to have showers and thunderstorms in the area with

a couple of showers right now down over and/or approaching the delmarva. notice a couple of showers up 95 corridor in harford and cecil county. a couple pop up thundershowers but other than that fairly calm weather. the vast majority won't see moisture today at all. i got nothing but good news coming your way. maybe not out of the 70s on friday. check that out. i throw it back to you. >> how about that. >>> three orioles will take the field for the all star game. matt wieters is joined by jim johnson and adam jones who last night sampled a lot of kansas city barbecue during the home run derby. prince fielder won with 12 home runs in the final round. >>> speaking of adam jones when he wasn't shoving down that barbecue, he is connected with "the late show" with david letterman to take part in a top ten list of fun facts about the all star game. >> adam jones, ladies and gentlemen. >> players need notes from two different doctors to get out of doing lame top ten. >> sorry. >> jones has been an all star before but last night was the first letterman top 10 list

we do see some warnings out to the east across the delmarva. the metro area is quiet, but there are a couple storms popping up, first south and east of town. this is a respectable storm down toward malcomb pushing off south and east, so eventually headed toward hunting town. we'll zoom out to the west, a couple storms west of town are gaining some strength. we have one around chantilly going out route 50 and another one east of 15 towards the plains as you go way out 66. again, those aren't severe, but they're getting stronger, especially the one just east of the plains. we'll widen out the radar. there's another round of storms off to the north and west on the other side of i-81. we'll put this into motion. where will these storm goes in the next hour or so? these will drift south and east crossing i-81 in some spots. we aren't done with the storms tonight, nor are we done with the storms after we get through today. we're looking at storms again tomorrow and also on friday. the big picture, radar and lightning, there go our first batch of stor

the delmarva.ing ate big thunderstorms checking out the damage reports here and you can see this line here this bow echo? a lot of wind damage reports but even in southwestern michigan about 40 miles north of south bend, indiana. they have ping-pong sized hail a couple of hours ago and some more damaging thunderstorms with some tree damage now across alabama. what we're looking at on the futurecast and we'll see shop pop later on. spotty through the lunch hour and temperatures then will be in the low 80s. to the mid- and upper 80s you'll notice the spotty nature of the showers and storms this afternoon. maybe a little bit more concentrated to the mountains and high elevations. overnight things quiet down some. an isolated shower or two overnight. tomorrow morning again bay areas better chance of showers and storms and then even better chance area wide on wednesday. all going to see showers and storms for the afternoon and evening before we start drying out and that means a warming process as well.

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it's raining in parts of the area, look at the thunderstorms around the delmarva, south, heading forocean city. they will see storms. the immediate area, starting to dry out. 74 in town. 80 towards dc and salisbury 78. it's a mild morning across locations. watching the dew point values, that measures the moisture in the atmosphere. we are not expecting a humid afternoon. we will talk about lower in the way of humidity. that's not going to feel as hot and humid. 93, 2-degree guarantee. could be late day showers and storms. down to 70 tonight. partly cloudy, isolated storm. tomorrow, 92. more in the way of humidity. that could spark off a late day shower or thunderstorm. seven-day forecast looks like this. 93 today. 92 tomorrow. isolated time scattered shower late in the afternoon, more in the way of humidity wednesday. we will make that 95 thursday feel like 105. more in the way of humidity and it gets hot at the end of the week. 97 friday. next weekend in to the 90s. a check on traffic this morning, we will be talking about, smooth sailing but that is subject to change. the roads are

the room that moving into the delmarva peninsula. some showers clipped harford county in cecil county, to the south, then dissipated. the front is still to the north. we are still in the hot air. we could have more activity. there are two fronts that have to come through before we are finished. it is still warm. it is 17 minutes past 11:00 in the evening and is still 92 at the airport. even in the mountains out west, 79, 77 frostburg. that is warm this time of night. the satellite-radar combination, storm activity in northern pennsylvania, into the great lakes. near sandusky. the front is still milling around in these parts. they still have to come through and push the warm air out. the next front will be overnight, which is in central pennsylvania, sliding south. that's slightly changes the wind. the real temperature in the temperature and to point is the second front in new york state. when that comes through tomorrow we will be done with this. when that comes in, hitting the moist air, it will still be hot. not as hot as today. it

upper 80s, feeling like below not no the heat index value of 94 in the harbor, slightly cooler on delmarva. warm, humid and an isolated shower. will the chance for storms go up by tomorrow this time? we'll talk about that until the end of the week coming up. >>> ocean city police are investigating a string of sexual assaults. the most recent ones happened over the weekend. police believe the man is responsible for all three attacks and they all happened near bars. >> females who have typically been drinking alcohol, walking in poorly lit areas, very secure areas and attempted to sexual assault them. >> now police are asking anyone with information about the incidents to call detectives at 410-520-5349. the department is also urging people to use the buddy s don't walk aon -- system. don't walk alone. >>> a baltimore man is in custody charged with rape, kidnapping and false imprisonment. about 4 a.m. saturday morning two women came into the police station saying they had been sexually assaulted and another man was holding a woman at gun point. officers found him and took him into custody. t

we got some rain yesterday, big thunderstorms on the delmarva and we had some storms here. we went to code red yesterday, even stronger storms in the boston area. check out what happened when lightning hit boston tv station wbz in the middle of storm coverage. >> it's about to pound this area with some gusty winds, torrential rain, a lot of lightning unfortunately and, of course, people are outside here, on vacation, on boats, et cetera. this is a dangerous. [ audio difficulties ] >> the meteorologist said it was like a missile hit their building. lightning knocked out power to everything in their studios except the monitors. kept on going like a trooper. >> can we get that big screen to watch the redskins on. >> that's really important in the scheme of keeping people safe, right? >> well, keeps derek happy. and me happy, too. live doppler 9000, big storms to the north of baltimore and also now north of cumberland. these are a little more troubling because these are actually trying to form a line in central sections of west virginia. we'll zoom in. the same frontal boundary

really, unsettled conditions, and the heat indexes feeling like low 90s except for mid-80s on the delmarva peninsula. rain cooling in the mountains. storms where it's hotter ahead of that line. we got basically that southeasterly flow, humidity coming in. a weak frontal boundary to the west a coastal system to the south. basically it's a messy, active east coast mess. the good news is this. we'll take the rain. showers we can use. we're still in an annual rainfall deficit, not a severe drought. here's one coast aloe moving offshore. secondary one developing over georgia, south carolina, will move offshore over the next two days. a series of fronts trying to push. it won't bring cool air, but it will provide a focusing line or an area where the air mass has changed where storms can develop on that dividing line. so i think it will be unsettled. most of the coastal weather appears to stay offshore but our next coastal one is developing down here off south carolina. overnight tonight 7 30rbgs staying muggy -- 70, staying muggy with a few thunderstorms. tomorrow night down to 70, still balmy w

across the delmarva now the lower eastern shore. this was really getting areas coastal areas of the northern neck and st. mary's county a couple of hours ago and on live doppler 9000 hd, you can see from deal island down to chris field. also from ocean city down toward assateague and chincoteague. temperatures mainly low to mid- 70s. some 60s like luray at 65 and cumberland at 68 this morning. as we look outside on the michael & son weather camera, we are in northwest looking north up wisconsin avenue. toward friendship heights and bethesda in the distance. we have a mix of clouds and not sun yet. sun comes up in about 20 minutes or so. 15, 20 minutes. northeast winds at 3 under mostly cloudy skies and a muggy morning once again with humidity at 84%. the heat is on big time in the middle of the country. expecting not just 100-degree heat but yesterday little rock was 111. tulsa, oklahoma city all in the 110-degree range give or take a couple with thunderstorms up and over the ridge. another line of storms coming from michigan into i

delmarva, more than 35,000. and bge, more than $81,000. in a statement tonight, pepco emphasizes that you're not being charged for the electricity that you didn't use. one consumer advocate put it like this, you are sharing the billing for the amount of electricity the utility companies didn't distribute. everybody paying a small share. a state spokesman says that could be anywhere between 8 and 12 cents a customer extra. i'm investigative reporter, 9news now. >> the maryland public service commission is weighing pepco's request for a 4% rate increase. his decision is expected to come between now and next friday. >>> for the first time since that wind storm hit us two weeks ago, executives with pepco come before a governing body to talk about the widespread power outages and the utility's response. tom graham spoke moments ago at a public hearing held by members of the d.c. council. he talked about the damage he went through. >> wires down, trees crushing cars. i saw this in northeast and northwest. i saw it throughout our entire service t

beach, sliding through the chesapeake, big ole thunderstorms now, over the southern parts of the delmarvapeake, that's going to run in to ocean city. we had warnings. severeat

they'll cross over to the delmarva and east side of the bay and produce pretty good storms. we'll zoom back out and the second wave, if you will, are now in virginia from woodstock down toward harrisonburg and this is rockingham county, a severe thunderstorm warning until 8:00. this storm here south of franklin has hail and this also has hail just to the west side of 220. see the purple or magenta, that is indication of a little bit of hail. the red is rainfall rates 1 inch per hour. we'll zoom out and put these into motion and you'll see by and large the storms will move off to the south and east. that's one reason the severe thunderstorm watch has been trimmed to the north. so you folks in culpeper and fredericksburg and just south of warrenton still could see severe weather in the next couple hours. you folks in frederick, maryland, should be done. you saw your severe weather earlier this afternoon. we'll widen out. you can see a tremendous amount of lightning with these storms back in parts of harrisonburg toward elkins and winchester. we've had a lot of lightning. proof

that girl was taken to the hospital, and delmarva now reports that that girl has died as a result ofse injuries. and police in woodbridge, virginia have released the name of that little boy who died after accidentally shooting himself. kyrell mcneil. yesterday he climbed into a pickup truck belonging to his stepdad who works as a security guard. in that truck he found a loaded gun and it went off. >>> police in aberdeen, maryland have released photos of a man they believe kidnapped the mother of baseball's hall of fame great cal ripken junior in a bizarre incident this week. tonight scott broom investigates the miss stie fying details. and he's spoken one on one with the man who found mrs. ripken still tied up in her car. >> reporter: erik snyder is the neighbor who discovered mrs. ripken, and he found her right under the noses of the police who were looking for her. >> how far away were the police when you found her? >> i would say within 100 yards. >> 100 yards. >> yes, but they were behind a hill and out of line of sight. >> reporter: manning a road block at an intersection, just

morning across maryland, northern virginia, right through the district here going all the way to the delmarva. we'll zoom in. got the lightning on top of t. also clusters of intense lightning. we've seen it up north here from frederick into northern montgomery and howard counties. we see a little down to the south as well. we'll show you the active areas right now with lightning and thunder in around the mount airy neighborhood there, eastern frederick coming into howard county and carroll county as well. here's howard county. lots of heavier rains from olney east. another batch of heavier rain from poolesville to germantown. northern loudoun into southern frederick county. this actually stretches all the way in toward jefferson county, west virginia, cross junction, northern frederick county, virginia all moving to the east and a little bit of lightning at 5:22 near the virginia-west virginia border. another stop taking us to huntington county. south of dunkirk, north of prince frederick. even coming out of harrisonburg, culpeper, make fauquier -- maybe fauquier county, orange, you'll see so

something down around the northern neck and maybe just skimming across the lower portions of the delmarva at 8:00 in the morning. otherwise a mix of sun and clouds for the rest of us. tomorrow afternoon and evening there could be a couple showers and storms that get built up by the higher terrain to our west. we'll watch for the possibility of a couple thunderstorms west and we'll see if any of those can hold together and drift east, but for the most part nothing severe is expected out of those. we go through wednesday, could be a couple showers again off to our west, only a spotty shower here for d.c. and pretty much the same story for thursday, looks likes it's going to be dry. our best chance this week for thunderstorms will probably be friday and saturday. overnight it's upper 60s to low 70s we'll look forward to with a chance of a shower but a very spotty chance at 71 degrees. we get up to 85 degrees tomorrow, considerably below average which is 89, maybe a thunderstorm or shower for a few spots, but again nothing that is expected to be severe. at 8 a.m. 75, slight chance of a shower

according to delmarva now the girl has died. >>> neighbors of the family of the 4-year-old who accidentally shot himself in the head have been showing their support by leaving flowers and teddy bears. police say kyrell mcneil of woodbridge found a gun. the stepfather works as a security guard. no charges have been filed at this time. >>> he was told to step aside and come back to the council. you've been given that courtesy at the post office right? that move got a man stabbed in silver spring yesterday. apparently another customer in the new hampshire avenue post office thought that man cut in line. so police say the suspect waited outside the post office for the man and stabbed him several times. the employees pepper sprayed the suspect and investigators say that may have saved the victim's life. the suspect ran off but was quickly captured. >>> police have released a picture of the man who may have kidnap cal ripken's mother. police say this is the person who took violet ripken right there on the screen. she was taken from her aberdeen, maryland home on tuesday morning. investigators won

there is an area of low pressure off the delmarva coastline.will put a chance for some showers or thunderstorms in the forecast. it will not be a widespread situation. most of the rain is along the lower eastern shore counties. showers andome thunderstorms around talbot county. bad drought situation. things are dry around baltimore. i would take an umbrella with you. some high, thin cloud cover on the satellite. 70 in jarrettsville and kind of muggy. the dew points or around 70 degrees. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures between 84 and 89. watch for lightning if you take the boat out today. tonight we will see a slight chance for a thunderstorm in the forecast. the seven-day forecast looks like this. not much difference into the middle portion of the week. a 30% chance for a shower or a thunderstorm. 86 tomorrow. it gets a little warmer going into the weekend. low 90's by the time we get to saturday. >> if you're looking to score at at, you may on a se want to fly american airlines. the preferred seats are available for as low as $3

pope beach looks good, the delmarva beach. to thee you are going mountains.her elevations out to the ridge could blue see temperatures in the upper for the daytime highs this weekend. >> we could see lows in the 60's. break out the jackets. >> not bad. >> i hope you get a chance to make it to the beach. thanks for being with us. make it to the beach. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. [ male announcer ] when a president doesn't tell the truth, how can we trust him to lead? the obama outsourcing attacks: "misleading, unfair and untrue." there was "no evidence" that mitt romney shipped jobs overseas. candidate obama lied about hillary clinton. so, shame on you, barack obama. [ male announcer ] but america expects more from a president.

live super doppler radar shows the remaining showers and storms in the eastern shore of delmarva rightf the atlantic coast, a hot spot -- i think everyone will get into the sunshine brought the day. downtown washington, it is 80 degrees. 72 in baltimore right now. the forecast will be sunny, midnight's but not quite in tune did. upper 60's to their 70 tonight -- tomorrow, slight chance of thunderstorms and maybe a touch cooler. >> thank you so much. appreciate the update. >> let's check the roads again. >> major roads, but white interstate travelhov relaxed on 270 and inside the beltway on 66. they have been doing what they can -- getting out of your subdivision will be the diciest. this is news chopter 7 -- seminary road, one of hundreds. >> edsall road out there. take it slow and keep up the speed the best weekend. >> we will get through it. >> the beer at one dorgan festival may not look green but it is. >> it is organic. more than 50 organic beers and ciders available at the park. everybody who wanted a sample had to use a compost of the glass made at a solar powered company and ge

the delmarva beaches, it's not going to be pretty tonight or tomorrow. best weather will happen at the end of the weekend. showers and thunderstorms could be today 84-89 degrees. >> a big cellphone makers showing much smaller numbers. >> rob nelson has details. >> big losses for a cell phone maker nokia, reporting, and net loss of $1.7 billion in the second quarter. overall sales were down 19% with smartphone sales falling by 34%. microsoft released a preview of its latest version of microsoft office. it contains all the features you would expect. what is new is how you work with them. >> the main thing is it is meant to be touch-friendly and it's meant to live in the clouds. if you subscribe, if you can resume from where you left off and pick up any teacher from any computer. >> no official word on when it will be out or how much it will cost. americans are planning to rely on their cell phones and tablets for coverage of this year's olympics. 40% of those surveyed plan to monitor the games will do so on two or more devices. i am rob nelson. grex a high

you can see right here there's another one over elkins to the west of us and across the bay to delmarvaut of the clear tonight. i don't have any more watches or warnings, but look at the temperatures today, record breaking, pretty good indication how it was all set in place. i'll have a look at the five- day a little later. >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story out of virginia. a wildfire in the shenandoah national park is now 85% contained. it's been burning in the western portion of the park near front royal for about a week now. friday park officials reopened the section of the appalachian trail. several other trails remain closed. >>> out wes an area charred by wildfire -- west an area charred by wildfire is dealing with another problem, flash flooding. the high park fire in colorado burned more than 87,000 acres before firefighters contained it this weekend. now rain is causing dangerous flooding and mudslides. neighbors spent the weekend placing sandbags around their properties in anticipation of more rain to come. to come. >> the garage was about 3 feet deep with mud

add in the humanity, 102 in washington. 110 in -- culpeper, all of surn maryland and most of the delmarva peninsula. a potential excessive heat warning in effect maybe for saturday. saturday looks like the hottest day. partly cloudy, chance of strong storms. warm and humid. temperatures 85 to 91. tomorrow morning, mostly clear, warm and muggy, 70 to 78 degrees. you will notice a difference when you step out the door tomorrow morning as far as the humidity is concerned. mostly sunny, very hot and humid. heat index at or above 105. temperatures 96 to 100 degrees in our area. that's what we'll be seeing the next couple of days. for tonight, fourth of july festivities down on the mall. right now i think we're looking okay. most of these storms should stay off to the west. there is that possibility, it will be very warm, very humid. you want to keep an eye to the sky for those storms. if you see mother nature producing fireworks of her own, take precautions there. 99 tomorrow. 98 on friday. saturday, 101. 96 on sunday, a chance for showers and a frontal boundary. then it gets nice, temperature

a lot of lightning toward the delmarva. a little bit this morning up in frederick and out toward romney now here in west virginia coming out of western maryland. we'll go north first. here's fred ring. going right -- frederick. going right down east of frederick we're seeing a lot of this lightning tracking toward point airy and damascus and northern montgomery county. we're showing you the showers toward romney. even in the winchester area toward cross junction and northern frederick county, virginia, this is going to be tracking toward charlestown perhaps and brunswick and loudoun county in the next little while. berryville, this will be on top of you. to the south heavier showers coming through fauquier and prince william. that's now moving into charles county with a little bit of lightning and thunder east of indian head. tracking toward waldorf and maybe white plains as well into charles county. temps are sticky but a lot cooler. low to mid-70s now. we'll that that with even a 69 in lleytons -- laytonsville. 72 in colu

. >> reporter: this is just one of several painted signs greeted linemen from delmarva power as theye to survey damage along colesville road in silver spring, a neighborhood just outside downtown hit hard by friday's storm. this is pretty much how it's looked since saturday. no work has been done, but you wouldn't know it by calling pepco. >> according to pepco, this is all repaired and power has just been restored. >> reporter: that must have sent steam out of your ears. >> yes, it did because i said how many people does it take to lie about this? how many people are lying to us? he said we have a record that everything has been restored. >> reporter: steve addis has a similar story. he lives up the street from jennifer and her husband dan. >> yesterday morning i called about 6 a.m. and she said oh, yeah, you've been -- the work is completed in your area. she didn't say you're restored. she said the work is completed in your area. i said well, no. the wire is still down. nobody has been here. nothing has been done. my neighbors are still out. she said we'll issue a new ticket. >> re

and right on into the delmarva. and what we're going to see are little ripeps along that.nd clouds cast in our direction, as a result of that system being very close. that is the reason we can't rule out a shower or so, mum like we had out towards westminster and hagerstown. but out past westminster and hagerstown right now. what we'll have is high pressure in control, keeping us in the dry zone now. as that high continues to move off to the east, warm air moves in. temperatures, dew points and humidity levels all start to gun for the weekend. and temperatures get closer to 90 degrees. but not in the 100s. 8:44, our sunset time today, with a southeast wind on the bay. and 5 to 10 knots is your wind speed on the ocean. patchy clouds with spotty showers around tonight. down to around 67 degrees. 97 tomorrow. very warm with clouds and sun. five-day forecast is coming up in just a short time. >> all right, tim. thank you the. >>> still ahead at 5:00. rare find. how these baseball cards could set a record. and why baltimore is playing into the story. >>> a stunning admission, m

and this was a doozy, it spanned from northern illinois all the way to the delmarva peninsula.gusts of up to 90 miles per hour slammed into parts of indiana and ohio killing at least 16 people, and it's still creating problems today. cnn's brian todd is along the d.c. beltway in montgomery county, maryland. morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the story of the morning commute this morning is just sporadic traffic lights. we have one up here. about 250 yards. these cars are coming from it that was out. no police directing traffic up there. this light here is on. it was just activated a short time ago but the traffic situation here is not exactly fluid right now. it is stop and go everywhere. you've got to treat intersections like this one up here like this one, and like this one down here about a quarter of a mile, you've got to treat them as four-way stops, so that is really slowing down the morning commute. hundreds of traffic lights here in montgomery county, maryland still without power, so that's a big complication. dozens in northern virginia, dozens of traffi

a lot on the delmarva now but locally we're watching quite a bit still moving across the region. north of town here through montgomery county and howard counties, prince frederick and huntingtown seeing some of that. even toward culpeper watch out. let's go to monika samtani. she's got your look at time saver traffic here at 5:00 a.m. >>> if you're planning to head on the northbound side of the gw parkway, after i tell you what's going on there, you may just reconsider. there was a large tree down northbound before the spout run parkway. right now there is no access from the roosevelt bridge or the memorial circle to get on to the northbound side of the gw parkway. you know what that means, especially northbound. not many options. i'm going to say that military road and i-66 are going to take a hit on the outbound side early this morning, at least until hov kicks in on 66 as well. so be aware of that. northbound gw parkway, i really think it's going to be military road that takes a hit this morning to try and get around this situation. so again if you're planning to head northbou

so there's no warnings at all at this time even off into the delmarva, no warnings at this time, butatch is going to continue because the threat is still there. we got a break in temps, 74 hagerstown, 82 downtown and still 93 patuxent river, but we haven't seen 70s and 80s and 90s on one map in quite some time. we have a lot of thunderstorms now approaching cumberland and hagerstown. that will be the second round. we'll track that for you and come back and tell you what codes we've decided upon the next three days because we're

from this, we take you to the east coast now, this is accomack county in southern virginia on the delmarva peninsula. you can see that tornado out there in the center part of your screen. again, no major damage from this but certainly some active weather there. for today, still tracking potential for some flooding rain across the western part of the country. phoenix, though, you're hot. 98 degrees today. we talked about all the heat in the middle part of the country. and we had a chance of showers and storms in the ohio valley into the gulf coast region. that's a look at your national forecast. >> coming up in oune >> coming up in our next half hour, we also have video from that solar flare, the effects it had, northern lights really pretty last night. we'll have some cool video coming up. >> excellent. thank you, sir. >>> everybody needs a hobby, brian, for example, loves the weather. some people, on the other hand, like to tie lawn chairs up against giant bouquets of party balloons. >> a pair of adventureres were hoping to use a technique to fly into "the guinness book of world records"

here's a look at lines of storms around washington and through the delmarva.int but the potential is there in virginia and in north carolina. damaging winds and hail the greatest threat for today. but some cool relief, we're getting this cool relief at the price and the price coming the front dropping south and that lifting mechanism is what's firing off storms again today. 99 is what we saw. it got higher than that, 102 in washington. today's forecast in the 80s in washington and new york and that cool heat relief comes only 90 in levxington, 89 in charlotte. heat relief on the way but coming at a price again today in north carolina and virginia. keep an eye out for strong winds. >> thanks very much. we'll check in with you a while longer. >>> six u.s. service members have been killed in afghanistan. officials say that the six americans were victims of a roadside bomb in eastern afghanistan where the fighting has really been on the rise. in all, 29 people were killed just on sunday in afghan violence. >>> hollywood has lost one of its great character actors,

leftover storms from last night across the delmarva and mid-atlantic and today that's where the main threat will be for severe storms. also across the ohio river valley, you'll seal a threat for is heing severe storms. basically we've knocked down the heat that's been building for weeks christine. although we'll see storms today, they shouldn't be as widespread or damaging as they were yesterday thankfully. christine? >> thanks, rob. to politics now where mitt romney is doing damage control this morning. the gop presidential candidate stepping on toes his first two days in london, questioning the city's passion for the olympics and calling security for the games disconcerting. u.k. newspaper headlines ranging from mitt the twit who who invited partypopper mitt romney. and mitt falls at the first hurdle. in the united states, more of the same tone, rather than the slam dunk trip he was hoping for. joining me now, norm paulman, good morning. >> good morning, christine. >> when candidate obama went to berlin on his big international trip he was treated as a rock star. fast forward today

where we expect to see action today, across the ohio valley, the delmarva. isolated tornadoes are possible. but likely some damaging wind and large hail. hopefully it won't be as potent as what we saw last night. it is knocking down some of the heat. that's the good news. mid 90s. cooling down in kansas city. and in memphis. and not getting above 90 for a change of pace in new york city. let's go across the pond in celebration of the london olympics. opening ceremonies tonight. just a slight chance of a spritz or a shower. and we'll get in some more typical england weather here over the next several days. they've had heat the past week. no such thing, temps in the mid 60s with a chance of rain. we are live in centennial olympic park, site of the 1996 olympics here in flaent. one of only five olympics held in the united states. what better way to celebrate. we'll talk more about that in the next hour here, carol. not too shabby weather in atlanta. high of about 93 degrees. back to you. >> 93? i know you want to run through that fountain, rob. i would. >> oh,

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