still generally a dry day.re we çkcould start to ñnseashores coming in off the coast and that could persist into Ñ-monday Ñ-and tuesday. looks like the key activity for the race, but we will kind of just get them in. that's good. >> we will take it. >> thank you. >> now to the campaign n is shaping up to be the most expensive campaign in history with both sides bringing up the campaign cash. >> reporter: millions and the fundraising gap looks like it may be closing. this week the campaign announced it brought in $43.6 million in the month of april alone. for them that is down from march. also when we talk about the romney campaign they announced they raised just over $40 million last month back in march romney was competing santorum, gingrich and ron paul for donors. to put it all in perspective, for you give you comparison, back in 2008 obama's campaign ended up raising about $750 million by the looks Ñ-of the numbers though which i just guay you we could be on the way there. >> in addition to the campaign dol

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we don't have water in dry years. that's about 7 million gallons and that's important for dealing with the drought. the other options we looked at were the san francisco ground water project and east side project. both of those collective oleaster to about 7 million gallons of additional supply on top of what we have in the retail service area. we have been going beyond that and are looking at more conservation. daly city could supply water to focus right now and the san francisco, where we supply golden gate national cemetery with recycled water. the menlo country club, a recycled project with redwood city, the regional desalination project we talked about and we're looking into additional transfers that would still have to go through a process to come to realization. the non potable supply program -- what can we do in building that? this is an asset we talked about and i will highlight it to say here is a policy decision that could be pretty important. a couple of issues here. first is the effect of conservation on

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were rubbing against his already dry eye. >> it's causing a sand paper effect.that happens, if people are not good with cleaning their lens or hands, a little bit of bacteria allows it to go into the eye and creates an eye infection. >> in the last few weeks, she's seen a 20% increase of people coming in with eye infections relating to dry eyes because of taking allergy medication. >> if they are not treated immediately, you can go blind. >> if you take allergy medication, the doctor says you can minimize your risk of infection by limiting your contact lens use, using artificial tears and drink plenty of water. he still suffers from allergies so he tries to perfect a balancing act, taking anti-histamines when he really needs them and protecting his eyes. >> switch to one day lens so you have fresh contacts every day and that minute midss your risk of having an infection with your eye. >> mangs, marianne. >>> firefighters have been fighting fires and one is forcing evacuations near phoenix. hot temperatures and dry vegetation increases the fire risk this summer.

it's downsloping, drying out even more. really dry air coming in the next couple of days. with bright snrien. -- sunshine. high pressure looks really, really pleasant. by early next week, this high moves off, where you might see a little low pressure forming somewhere along the carolina coast. it could bring rain monday or tuesday. but right now, looks like it's going to hold for the weekend. with a lot. sunshine and pleasant temperatures and dry conditions. low humidity. on the bay tomorrow, winds out of the north at 10 to 15 knots. bay temp, mid-60s. sunrise, 5:52. 8:15. sun sets on a beautiful thursday. tonight then, maybe a shower north. otherwise just clear. 55. tomorrow, sunshine, wall to wall. tomorrow's high, pleasant, dry, dew points low. 76 degrees. just about the same thick -- thing for friday and saturday, too. >>> we'll take it. thanks, bob. >>> still ahead. john edwards trial coming to a close. will the former presidential candidate testify in his own defense? >>> a burglary at junior seau's home, just days after his death. what was stolen from the football s

that dry air is going to keep us dry for tomorrow as well.u why in a second. 66 now gaithersburg. 65 rockville and bethesda. 70 in manassas park. and in annedale, virginia. 67 degrees tonight. then mostly clear overnight tonight will lead us to a chilly start tomorrow morning. wake up on annandale with a cool start. clouds on the increase tomorrow amp. up near 80 degrees once again. and showers will be possible, not likely, but possible starting about 6:00 and later. most of your mother's day looking a-okay. not as nice as today. can't complain with today's forecast. 100% sunshine. these rain drops here, that dry air i was talking about that's in place over us, that's going to eat up all that first wave of rain drops as they try to come up the spine of the appalachian. the rain across arkansas and louisiana, that will have a chance to interfere with our forecast as we get into monday, tuesday time frame. for now high pressure, great start to the weekend. and 99% of us will be dry for 99% of the weekend. a few high clouds streaming in late ton

they say one reason is it's been a dry winter so the ground is dry, the sun has an easier time heatingnd, and that heat radiates into the air. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. in sports, the dark horse pacers shape up as the surprise of the nba playoffs staying cool against the heat. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 73. miami, thunderstorms. chicago, 77 and sunny. dallas, sunny. los angeles, partly cloudy. >>> now for a check of today's national forecast. scattered showers and thundershowers are likely from the carolinas to florida and southern virginia. the rest of the southeast, the northeast and most of the midwest will be dry. strong winds, hot temperatures and low humidity keep the wildfire threat high from rocke intermountain region. >>> in sports, we begin with the nba playoffs. l.a. clippers at san antonio. the spurs' tim duncan showed off his inside move in the first quarter en route to 18 points. and tony parker celebrated his 30th birthday by scoring 22 in the 105-88 vic

>> reporter: it is incredibly dry. seems every year we give warnings of how intense the firp season is expected to be. this year firefighters say nobody is laughing. we got just enough rain this year for our grasses and weeds to grow, but they promptly, as you can see, began drying out. to see things this dry, this early, has firefighters expecting an unprecedented fire season. >> yeah, this is it. we're ready to go. >> reporter: starting today, all bay area firestations are staffed and ready to roll. >> they're geared up to basically save people's homes. life and property is our main focus. >> reporter: and this year, firefighters could really be hopping. >> we should be seeing here at the end of may, first part june, a lot more green that shouldn't have such a contrast. >> reporter: this year's lack of rain has made our vegetation more flackabmmable than ever. add the financial strains and cutbacks fire departments have been forced to make, things could get ugly. >> i'm nervous. and i'm nervous about the type of fire

and the roadways are dry at this time. a look at satellite and radar, cloud cover making its way through the bay area this evening. the showers are up to the north. the rain is mostly going to stay up to the north with this system. but it has started to sag down to the sought. a look on futurecast, into the 10:00 hour tomorrow morning, most of the rain staying to the north. the chance of rain is mainly in the morning for the north bay. the 1:00 hour, you're starting to see the rain approach the rest of the bay area. by 1:00, showers through the north bay, spreading south of the golden gate by section clock. we're largely looking at really light rain with this system. under a tenth of an inch of rain is expected. >>> the aftermath of yesterday's may day protests left many businesses cleaning up today. businesses owned by many people all over the bay area had to deal with splaterred paint and grafoot -- -- splattered paint and graffiti. >> reporter: the building has been vacant for approximately 19 months, and on tuesday, oc

it is dry here up north is where our storm is coming from. our winds are calm at least at the reporting station fastest wind around the bay oakland 10 miles per hour as you head towards the inland areas fairfield out of the southwest gusting around 30 miles per hour everybody else below that to calm. 8:00 this morning we may have drizzle, light rain in the north bay, drizzle al long the coast, all of us mainly -- cloudy and low 50s lunch hour focus on the north bay where the steadier rain will start to move in mid 50s there, coast, bay, 60s showing up in the east bay valleys. 4:00 in the afternoon, scattered showers starting to develop around the bay. mid 50s there to low 60s even mid 60s inland. by 7:00, scattered showers just about everywhere, mid to upper 50s. it is dry tomorrow but breezy through the warmer weekend, warmest weather could be next week. >>> good morning. i was going to tell you about an accident on the peninsula but it has been cleared everything moving nicely. there is a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge keep that in

they are hot and dry. >> which unfortunately leads to a lot more dry pockets developing across most of the corn belt while most of the areas from the northern plains in to the tennessee and ohio river valleys aren't overly dry. you can see a huge area that we are watching now and in some cases a -- a low stage drought but the drought areas have gotten large their georgia over the past couple weeks. they have remained very bad in west texas and new mexico and parts of the four corner areas. it's amazing over the past two weeks how much more color there is a cross the corn belt and that is something we will have to watchw. he will need more moisture. we have a good trough into this coming week. you can see in memorial day itself a nice trough. that will produce a pretty good chance for showers and thunderstorms in the plain states here as we head into monday and that front will come eastward cutting down the ridge. great lakes in to northeast over the home day weekend. we start to cool things down and then our computer model showing good trough by the end of the week. we flip-flop things

we can't promise a completely dry sunday but a clear dry night and setting the stage for a very nice clear saturday. you see what's brewing to the south and west. this storm system making good progress across the country's midsection. what that means is by tomorrow don't clouds rolling in and by the day on sunday we could see increation clouds, maybe late day showers. 78 with lots of sun. keep the sun glass handy, more on mother's day coming up. >> new tonight check out this van fire in hartford. it happened on route 24 near i- 95 at around 8:00 tonight. police say nobody was hurt but they don't know what started it. traffic was light at the time and delays weren't to bad. >>> a woman accused of beating her 8-month-old so badly she fractured the baby's skull. she claims she didn't know what happened but in charging documents her live in boyfriend said he and her were heroin addicts and one day after she came back she beat the child. the child suffered multiple cull fractures and other injuries. she is charged with child abuse. >>> a jury has found a woman guilty in the robo call tria

most of you will have a dry morning commute.and clouds. 30% chance for a shower or thunderstorm. high temperature between 80 and 85. it could be a warm day. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> 4:56. 65 degrees on tv hill. >> we are expected to learn more today about the baltimore grand prix. >> at the special session continues today in annapolis. >> memorial day weekend is just around the corner. will the price of gas keep people from hitting the road? the answer is coming up. >> we will let you know how the major roads are looking and [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> a much nicer morning this morning. >> we had about 2 6 inches of rain yesterday

water in a wet year is not as valuable as a water -- as water in a dry year. i appreciate your comments and it will make it a rich discussion come the workshop. additional public comments? >> it does it make sense for water conservation to be part of this matrix? >> yes. we are happy to add it if you go back to the presentation trade what peter did not mention is we show the big effective conservation in 2035 on top of the already low water usage. we will cut demand by 24% total with all the conservation measures. we need to bring forward how we're going to do it. is a lot. >> that's an ambitious program and it would have to be. thank you for that clarification. it would have to be something above and beyond what we are planning to do. i ask the question whether we have less than anything on the table and the answer i got back was no. we haven't left anything on the table with the possible exception that there may be some opportunities because of the automatic meter reading. at the time it was being analyzed, it was an expensive project all by itself. we are d

hair bone dry. dry hair cools off quickly, plus the north wind. it will be crisp by daybreak.king weather. just a few rain producing clouds, mainly north of maryland and pennsylvania but a lot of the rain is not touching the ground, verga. a big high pressure cell settling in just in time for the weekend. this is perfect. the big dome of sinking air and it prevents not just any chance of rain but prevents much cloud cover, so a good chance to catch a few rays, get those vitamin d levels up. looking good as we go into the day on slt day, more clear weather on tap. more sunshine. it looks great. for sunday partly cloudy but generally dry. overnight down to 46, clear and colder. 73. not quite as windy as today but sunny, fantastic weather. we like that. but i tomorrow night down we go into the 40s. you can seat outlook for mother's day, we're warming up. i bumped up that forecast to 80 degrees. so pretty good news for this complete mother's day weekend. you've got to like it. >> maybe not like the little boy but that's close, especially that mother's day peg at the end. >> we do

i would bet tfour r dry weather.ork on keeping that forecast dry. >> this is your first preakness . it is awesome. when i first got here, i didn't know a thing about horse racing. you will learn a lot hanging out at pimlico. >> this is a step up from the rodeo. >> there are no clowns. >> only if you are there. >> let's talk about the weather. just a few clouds hanging around. much better than yesterday weather-wise. 64 degrees at the airport. we have the have the rain yesterday. today will be a cakewalk in comparison. 61 in parkton. we cannot take rain completely out of the forecast. a front has stalled. there are a few thunderstorms trying to prop up north and south. most of the watergate dry morning commute. another front will sweep through here this evening and take this off the coast -- most of you will have a dry morning commute. a mixture of sun and clouds. 30% chance for some rain. high temperatures into the 80's this afternoon. 80-85. if you take the boat out, be careful watching for lightning. the next high

now maryland's most powerful radar is dry as of now. it should stay that way going through the rest of today. but there's a chance for an isolated shower to pop up for you. i will breakdown beryl where it goes in but right now over to megan and charley. >> you talked about beryl which is swamping the southeast coastline washing away holiday plans. making landfall in northern florida overnight. >> the wind are down to about 65 miles an hour with higher gusts. but it's expected now to turn everything into the path in one big soggy mess. we have the latest. >> reporter: for residents along the southeast coast, tropical storm beryl crashed the memorial day party. the storm made landfall overnight in northeastern florida, packing 70-mile-per- hour winds. just short of a category one hurricane. it continues to cause heavy rain and winds. meteorologists expect the weather system will dump rain in parts of florida and georgia throughout the day. tens of thousands are already without power from savannah georgia to daytona beach. in jacksonville

notice the heat and that's what it takes to start to dry to out. the jet stream riding well to the north and that means no rain in the forecast at least for the next ten days and that means fire danger on the increase, it's that time of year. i'm back at 5:18 to talk about that heat and what you can expect for mother's day. >> family and friends of oscar grant express new outrage because of what the suspect is trying to do. the former bart officer shot and killed grant at fruitvale bart station on new year a day 2009 and more than three years later it's still very clear that emotions in this case are raw. >> we were asked -- we not get nothing justice. >> reporter: grant's family and friends were furious today as they gathered onto courthouse steps. the former bart police officer went to court earlier this week to appeal his conviction. grant's family said they were not there because nobody told them it was happening. they say they attended his 2010 trial in los angeles every day and would have been there for the appeal had they known. they were al

mostly it will be 8 dry date. -- mostly it will be a dry day. 61 degrees in chestertown. mostly cloudy is our forecast. most of the morning will be dry. we will see a chance for some showers and maybe a thunderstorm. high temperature of 74. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> voters in north carolina, west virginia, and wisconsin head the polls today. the focus is shifting. dick lugar faces a conservative challenger. a same-sex marriage alignment in wisconsin. more former candidates or endorsing mitt romney. rick santorum said he is throwing his support behind mitt romney. they met on friday and said he was able to determine where the likely gop nominee stood on a number of issues. >> the senate is expected to take up a plan that keeps student loan rates from a doubling. a one-year extension last week. collecting more social security and medicaid payroll taxes from the wealthy. >> 5:12. 61 degrees on tv hill. moving is something we'll have to do it but a few tips can go a long way. >> book your plane tickets now because airfare pric

but the afternoon, you'll drive home in dry weather. other areas of concern, not being, it's a beautiful spring day in so many areas of the country. this little spin down here near texas is going to be trouble. we'll see a lot of rainfall in the next couple of days from west texas spedding across the middle of the state and the southern portion of the state. but texas is still in drought conditions and they need it. as far as the gorgeous stuff, denver will be in the mid 80s, beautiful, low humidity, kansas city, st. louis, through the southeast down to atlanta and jacksonville, you'll enjoy a beautiful thursday. so here's how we're looking as far as the rain goes. midland, texas watching thunderstorms, this will be slow moving over the next 48 hours. here's the estimated rainfall totals in a lot of selected cities in texas. you notice it's pretty widespread. the possibility of two to four inches through central texas. if you get hit with the thunderstorms, you could get more. at least an inch from corpus christi to houston. this is wha

it is dry, and it is dry. please bring the money around. the district needs the money, and they need it found. supervisor chu: thank you. it any other speakers that wish to speak on this item, item number seven? come on up. >> thank you, supervisor. i am here to speak on item number one, chief probation. i want to save the department that i fully support this legislation, and it provides the department with the ability, because we do have limited resources to encourage others to provide grants and assistance because of the fact that we have limited resources and knowing how time-intensive it is, but sometimes this legislation would eliminate the barrier, and i fully support it. >supervisor chu: any of the members of the public that would like to comment on this legislation? >supervisor avalos: i believe we will make an amendment to continue this until next week, but i want to speak in favor of it. it makes a lot of sense. it is an exempt an expense for $37,000. -- an accept and explenend for 7 an$37,000. i think this is a worthy cause and w

i think this'll be a dry and warm weekend.d beach weather. >> where are you staying this memorial day weekend? likely not in a hotel. 2500 online travelers were surveyed and 39% plan to sleep at a hotel. the majority plan to stay with family and friends already vacation home. most people are posing the edit baggage fees. the decline in revenues was slight but came despite an increase in the number of passengers flying. there's a new fee that could split up families on their next flight. we have the latest on another airline cost. >> for many, flying can be rough. >> i have a lot of luggage. >> it could be tougher for families to get seats together on the same flight. some airlines are reserving a number of seats for those willing to pay extra. families say this has always been a problem and appears to be getting worse. >> it doesn't make any easier. >> her agency has been seeing this growing trend and suggests families book their flights in advance. >> book early. the days of waiting to see if the placerices are going to go do

mainly dry. we are seeing light show worse to the north. and look at how dry it is with overcast conditions. 83 picture irresponsible that we could see light showers. a dreary picture from the roof cam, a very ominous. sure. over san francisco the satellite and radar showing showers pushing through. we could see light rain and not detected by the rain fall under the scope. that could be the case for this evening. the radar not picking it up. a spotty pattern to the north. most of this will be to the north. improving conditions and

it is mostly dry with cloud cover at the airport, 68 degrees and the winds are mostly calm.y will be out of the southeast through the afternoon and evening and we could see some scattered showers later today and maybe even thunderstorms. not as much rain today as we saw yesterday but this unsettled pattern continues so we have to allow for raising chances, warm and humid in the mid-7's later today and we will talk about more when we come back. >> baltimore county police say some kids are using common household items to cook up dangerous drano bombs and detoting them around the county. they look at youtube video is a as to how to make the bombs. only the slightest motion can trigger the explosion on leasing dangerous chemicals. no one has been her just yet, officials are concerned that could change. >> they can be extremely dangerous especially if they are put in sight of a mailbox and detonated inside the mailbox. then you have a shrapnel situation. >> police say the reason they arrested a 13-year-old after a bomb went off at a playground and charged him with possession of a

but all in all we will stay dry.en the next chance for showers roll in going into tuesday evening working or way into wednesday morning and then that gets out of here and we dry out for a day. and we will have another storm system working its way into the area. for today it's going to be hot and humid and that temperature i am forecasting will be around 90. but it's going to feel more like we are in the mid-90s because of that humidity. that's why we have that heat index advisory going out or the heat advisory rather that's going out at lunchtime today. and we cool things down nicely as we head into the latter part of the week. back to you guys. >> that smell. have you taken a whiff of the inner harbor. it smells pretty bad. algea is dying in the harbor and that's going a domino effect on the ecosystem. it deprives fish and crabs of oxygen and nasty stinch. i was out there friday afternoon and talked to megan pringle friday evening around sundown and said have you smelled the harbor. >> that stinks. you need a nose p

other than that you will be dry here for the evening for the overnight and even dry for tomorrow morning showers are now. north of winchester, virginia. have you thunderstorms around elkins, west virginia. and just west of petersburg, west virginia. those storms slowly moving to the east and northeast. yes, some of them are bringing with them a bit of lightning. again, for our immediate area, right now, we are dry. as far as the forecast goes, watch your future weather here. this is where the weather computer models think the clouds or rain may be. we are dry overnight. early tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy to partly sunny through the area. any time after about 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, i think we will start to see showers around the area and as it gets later and later with that cold front getting closer, possibility of thunderstorms that will carry right through tuesday night and into wednesday morning. so wednesday morning, in fact, looking like we could have cloudy conditions with thunderstorms around the area. highs tomorrow into the upper 07s. one of the warmest days out of the wo

mild and breezy and mostly cloudy and dry as of now. maryland's most powerful radar is picking up on that but we have the chance for showers to work in there as we go into afternoon hours. and especially tomorrow is going to be a wet wednesday on tap for us. but right now, temperatures are quite mild this morning. coming in right around 59 degrees so we are close to 60 in easton and 58 degrees in frederick good morning. millersville you are at 60 right now. we have that southerly flow that southerly wind at 5 to 10 miles an hour. we are getting gusts up to 15 to 20 miles an hour. the breezes will stick with us going throughout the day and i will detail when the rain gets in here. but let's check the traffic with lauren good morning how are the roads. >> reporter: good morning. well, so far so good out on the roads. if you are heading on to the jfx, be aware of the ongoing construction. one lane will be shut down in both directions at 28th street as the morning continues. child street not look like a bad alternate. traveling through the

plains, but tell you what, a very dry middle of may. if you're watching us on wdiv, local 4 in detroit, michigan in plymouth, learn how the community rallied to support the war effort, ration stamps and bombers, world war 2 rm at home at the historical museum. that is the event of the day. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment. with the mon rerolling in for the avengers, do you ever wonder how much the actors are making? >> tell me. >> robert downey, jr. will make $50 million thanks to an amazing agent who signed a deal to get him a percentage of any film he plays ironman in. >> most movies don't make $50 million period. >> samuel l. jackson and scarlet johanssen reported 4 to 6 million. >> way underpaid. >> chris evans, and mark ruffalo and jeremy rener earned $3 million. >>> lady gag gag's concert may be cancelled following islamic protests. >>> john travolta's accuser admitted he had dates wrong. >>> ellen dejenner rest 15th prize for the mark twain humor. >> ryan seacrest reportedly bought her estate for a whopping $37 mil