rain cooled 78 from aberdeen up to elk ton. dewpoints have come up significantly. dewpoints into the 60s. that is a sticky feel. when we get to 70, that is an oppressive feel. that will be the case going into tomorrow. so feeling like 88 downtown. feels like the mid- to upper 8 0s to the south. a little drier air to the north, but that well change over the next several hours. 2degrees warmer in town than it was yesterday evening. the temperatures are starting to rise. now, the sunshine is back out, so quick moving system that's blowing through. the big show is out to the west in the form of a cold front. that will come in tomorrow afternoon. could see a couple of gusty thunderstorms. not expecting severe weather, but thunderstorms certainly in the mix not only tomorrow, but tuesday. already in to the 80s. we find 90s in tulsa. everybody sees the heat right now. that will be the deal for much of this week as we're just expecting above normal temperatures for the next seven to ten days. >> slow moving cold front. a lot of humidity. we'll mix up the atmosphere. a few

he says they offer a more elk quitable frame work. >> go team. >> the workers are calling attention to the ongoing contract with the center play. they say they have not had a raise in three years and they're asking fans to bring their own food to the ballpark inside the contract dispute is resolved. >>> what we have learned tonight about the victims discovered inside. >> the project to meant to pay for itself but critics call it money misspent for the street lights. >> temperatures dropping down as cool as they get, temperatures on the next couple days of the increase and how warm in your city tomorrow? hey look, shooting star. make a wish. i wish i can lie here forever. i wish this teps drive is over so we can head back to the dealership. it is practically yours, but we still need your signature. it is never been easier to get a jetta. get zero down and zero deposit and first month payment on any volkswagon. >>> the fbi in new york city police today released never before seen surveillance video. the suspected bomber highlighted by the circle there. no one was injured and a $65, 000 re

police say he was animal control officer in elk grove two years ago and he acted within the bounds ofthe department policy. >> when is it okay to shoot an elderly dog because you feel threat and? >> i mean if if you are scared of that is correct maybe you don't have any business being a police officer. >> zack is filing a complaint which will good to a police review board. in concord. allen, abc 7 news. >> well the supreme court eagerly awaited decision on california ban on same sex marriage will have to wait. high court did not issue rulings on either prop 8 or defensive marriage act today. court said it would hand down decision again tuesday and scheduled to conclude the term by the end of the week so we are waiting. now whenever the rulings come down we have leif come on the air and on line. look for breaking news on twitter facebook and new 7 news app where you can seen up for text alert. and find out just medley when this happens. >> plus obviously we have extended coverage for you on the live well network comcast channel 1 navy and 7:15 and of course here on abc 7. >> unusual li

we are seeing 77 degrees right now in baltimore city. 72 in elk ridge and ellicott city we are at 71 in cockeysville. woodbine you are coming in at 69 degrees and the temperatures are not going to raise that much. we will deal with cloud cover and a chance for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. we won't see as much sun as yesterday but the moisture is going to be around. look at the dew points once again. so we are talking about very humid air. it's going to be sultry for today. 72 for a dew point right now in annapolis so it's going to be uncomfortable. but then we will get dry air work in here as we go through the next several days. satellite and radar, we are socked in with the clouds and we have a nasty thunderstorm roll through kent county earlier and we have more on the way. i will break those down coming up but let's go back over to megan and charley. >>> give this a thumbs up. organ donation is up. >> the p push behind it might surprise you. we will tell you what cooered more people into becoming organ donors thanks to something most of us use every day. >> more than

expect delays in the area and then another crash in odenton on route 175 at wind meyer road. 95 in elk ridge no problems whatsoever. 65 miles per hour along the northbound lanes. you won't have trouble getting downtown. and in the white marsh area drive times are nice and clear. it will take 8 minutes to get from the harbor tunnel throughway down to the tunnel. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> howard county police are hoping you can help find a guy. they are releasing a clear photograph of him. they say he is a pervert exposing himself to women at a columbia target and linda so is here with the details and the surveillance video of the guy. linda. >> reporter: police say the man exposed himself to two women in the dressing rooms at the columbia target last weekend. here's picture of the man. he was caught on camera he's walked out of the store on dobbin road around 8 saturday night a woman says she was walking out a coed fitting room when she saw the man in a separate dressing room staring at her and exthen exposed him der -- and they be exposed him himself. when a another woman left

since setting it up they have seen deer, elk, coyotes, bobcats. imagine going face to face. that is frightening. >> what's more frightening. >> looks like he is in a booth waiting for the photo to snap. >> just to know he was there. you left your camera. turn the camera on. see the big old thing in front of you. are they camping? do they have to spend the night again? yikes. >> the rogers family are the owners of that camera. >> not this rogers' family. not the diana perez rogers' family. >> when tv news anchors share dislike for each other on the air. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >>> sky high thrill ride that promises stomach turning twists and turns. you will see it. seeing it now. no roller coaster quite like this one. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta.

police say he was animal control officer in elk grove two years ago and he acted within the bounds ofthe department policy. >> when is it okay to shoot an elderly dog because you feel threat and? >> i mean if if you are scared of that is correct maybe you don't have any business being a police officer. >> zack is filing a complaint which will good to a police review board. in concord. allen, abc 7 news. >> well the supreme court eagerly awaited decision on california ban on same sex marriage will have to wait. high court did not issue rulings on either prop 8 or defensive marriage act today. court said it would hand down decision again tuesday and scheduled to conclude the term by the end of the week so we are waiting. now whenever the rulings come down we have leif come on the air and on line. look for breaking news on twitter facebook and new 7 news app where you can seen up for text alert. and find out just medley when this happens. >> plus obviously we have extended coverage for you on the live well network comcast channel 1 navy and 7:15 and of course here on abc 7. >> unusual li

police say he was animal control officer in elk grove two years ago and he acted within the bounds ofthe department policy. >> when is it okay to shoot an elderly dog because you feel threat and? >> i mean if if you are scared of that is correct maybe you don't have any business being a police officer. >> zack is filing a complaint which will good to a police review board. in concord. allen, abc 7 news. >> well the supreme court eagerly awaited decision on california ban on same sex marriage will have to wait. high court did not issue rulings on either prop 8 or defensive marriage act today. court said it would hand down decision again tuesday and scheduled to conclude the term by the end of the week so we are waiting. now whenever the rulings come down we have leif come on the air and on line. look for breaking news on twitter facebook and new 7 news app where you can seen up for text alert. and find out just medley when this happens. >> plus obviously we have extended coverage for you on the live well network comcast channel 1 navy and 7:15 and of course here on abc 7. >> unusual li

although i read yesterday on the internet, they had a program in elk grove, sacramento, in the jail, gang members together. you are forced to live together. and put -- you know, work together. >> wow. >> and it's working. it's working. it's a small jail. >> right. >> but it's still thugs in there, and that was what was key for me, because it was working. but these people, the experts they have now, they'll say, don't try that. it's dangerous. >> yeah. >> it's dangerous. i asked the other day, i asked someone in the county jail, hey, let me go in there and talk to the guys that had recent indictments and see -- you can't do that! well, why not? i'm willing. >> right. >> you know what i mean? i'm willing. my goal is to stop the violence and, hey, i've been there, i can help them. >> david, you also had a take on the money that we're spending on the gang-fighting effort. >> yeah. you know, over the past few week, i've been hearing on the news we need more cop, we need more cops, whether it's sjpoa, and the council members, and to me, that's a piece of the puzzle. the issue of gangs in s

maybe some gusty winds and into elk and maryland delaware line, we have scattered showers rolling intople scattered showers through the evening. more out to the west. close to 90 downtown. we'll talk more about the sizzling forecast that is coming up in a little bit. >> it was such a wonderful weekend and so tough to report on some who was taking it all in. daniel travis deamond was pulled out of the river and he gripped over in a kayak on saturday afternoon underneath the bridge in parkville. they ulcer ched on saturday and into the neither and then they found the 26-year-old body this morning. his body was recovered after a crane removed a large amount of the degree. police say he was swept into the degree on the gun power and could not recover. >>> new developments in the breaking news we first brought you on friday, a woman found murdered in an amendment. the 29-year-old was

he was trying to get to elk grove and got lost. he had no idea he was in oregon. the officer drove anymore to medford and dropped him off at hotel to wait for family. >> i wrote down all the information for him because in his situation he may not remember everything. >> the officer says the men was mentally sharp despite his confusion. family drove to oregon to pick him up today. >> in alameda county two bodies were found in a home. they why discovered after reported not having seen them in several days. deaths are not considered suspicious at this time. >>> napa police say a transient on probation murdered a man in this house stole his car and then tried to get away in it. 24-year-old was stopped by chp friday afternoon for driving without license plates. a check of the owner of the car lived in napa. police entered the home and found the body. he is facing charges of suspicion of murder and burglary. >> a group fighting to keep a san francisco bookstore being forced to move say it's for po are to black history. the market bookstore has led the african-american c

our practice has always been to prioritize all public projects, especially affordable housing for elks. and if you recall we did get some additional resources last year to prioritize environmental reviews for large public projects since we were constantly shifting private projects to the bottom of the list when the large public project came in. but, you know, again, my preference is not to have this codified, but allow us to do it in such a way either through a director's bulletin or planning commission policy, something that could be relatively easily changed and amended rather than where we have a process to change the code when a new type of priority project comes down the pike which would be my own preference. i understand the reason you want these projects prioritized, but it's very challenging when they're that rigidly embedded and embodied in the code. >> thank you. president chiu, i'm keep an open mind until i see what the actual proposal. is. i've been frustrated sometimes with the pace of approval of affordable housing, bike projects. i would certainly love to see them move f

he was trying to get to elk grove and got lost. he had no idea he was in oregon. the officer drove anymore to medford and dropped him off at hotel to wait for family. >> i wrote down all the information for him because in his situation, he may not remember everything. >> the officer says the men was mentally sharp despite his confusion. family drove to oregon to pick him up today. >> in alameda county two bodies were found in a home. they why discovered after reported not having seen them in several days. deaths are not considered suspicious at this time. >>> napa police say a transient on probation murdered a man in this house, stole his car and then tried to get away in it. 24-year-old was stopped by chp friday afternoon for driving without license plates. a check of the owner of the car lived in napa. police entered the home and found the body. he is facing charges of suspicion of murder and burglary. >> a group fighting to keep a san francisco bookstore being forced to move say it's for po are to black history. the market bookstore has led the african-american

. >> santa cruz police arrested two transients for setting a brush fire near the city's elks lodge. we showed you damage yesterday at 4:00. the fire burned about five acres. one man was taken into custody that was carrying a lighter. hawkins faces a charge of being under the influence. >> developing news out of washington, d.c.. edward snow des den facing charges of spying against the united states. the u.s. has asked hong kong to detain snowden, he's been there since last month. snowden worked in hawaii for a firm that does contract work for the nsa. he revealed many details to a reporter in hong kong. the program collected data about phone calls and internet traffic. >> san jose has seen an increase in gang violence. wednesday, gang members shot a 6-year-old boy to death. >> abc 7 news joins us live in san jose with more on this plan. >> we're on round table drive in edenvale. one of the target areas is starting tonight. the problem so serious, police can no longer use the exuse of having 300 fewer officers than a year ago. >> td way we're doing things before to be done bet year a

it happened south of elk ridge in salve advantage. a man driving a mitsubishi was making a lift turn when he turned into the dirt bike rider. the woman on the bike, emily day is in serious condition. the male driver never saw day. the dirt bike is not equipped with light and is not legal on the highway. >>> a 10-year-old girl with end stage cystic cystic fibrosis now has a better chance of receiving a lung transplant. >> sarah mernehan cheered after hearing the judge's decision that might save her life. >> she's not looking for easy just possible. >> reporter: menahen who is 10 has cystic fibrosis. the judge changed the law which requires children 10 to wait for a child's donated lung. >> if we do not stand and do something, we would just sit there and watch her die. >> reporter: the judge's decision came after lawmakers appealed to kathleen sibilias to intervene. >> time is running out, please, suspend the rules until we look at this policy which we all believe is flawed. >> this is a, an incredibly agonizing situation where someone

rain has cooled the air down just a little bit. 55 degrees out in oakland, 70 down on the shore. 71 in elk ton. we have around the immediate metro area, 64 in westminster. 73 in bell air, and rock hall. looking at the winds from the south, southeast, a warm flow from the south, an easterly flow brings in a marine layer, adding moisture off the ocean. we're watching two separate systems, one front from the west and expected to help pull the moisture from andrea in the region. what that's going to mean, it's going to mean also potentially flooding rain. as of the 2:00 update from the national hurricane center, the next update will be at 5. sustained winds at 16 miles per hour, still a tropical storm status moving to the northeast at 17 miles per hour. the projection ifs our models -- from our models, moving along the coastline, making its way onto land and making a turn to the right, and south of the ocean city. it will zoom out to the north atlantic shortly f after. tonight we're starting to to see showers. they'll move through here tonight, heavy at times through tomorrow and we'll look to

since setting it up they have seen deer, elk, coyotes, bobcats. imagine going face to face. that is frightening. >> what's more frightening. >> looks like he is in a booth waiting for the photo to snap. >> just to know he was there. you left your camera. turn the camera on. see the big old thing in front of you. are they camping? do they have to spend the night again? yikes. >> the rogers family are the owners of that camera. >> not this rogers' family. not the diana perez rogers' family. >> when tv news anchors share dislike for each other on the air. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >>> sky high thrill ride that promises stomach turning twists and turns. you will see it. seeing it now. no roller coaster quite like this one. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it.

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mike elk is the labor reporter for "in these times" magazine. mike, good to have you back.w again, craig. >> in the baltimore derailment, the driver is the only person hurt. the fumes were not dangerous, but how common is it for dangerous chemicals to be transported through heavily populated areas? >> it happens every day, and most people don't know about it. the ap this week came out with a big investigation that showed that 600,000 people lived within a quarter mile radius, a blast zone radius of plants that had as much ammonium nitrite on site as the west texas one. many people are living close to these facilities and have no idea. >> 600,000? >> yes. >> and most of these people live in densely populated areas. >> also, a lot of these chemical plants typically are concentrated in low and middle-income communities, particularly communities of color. >> there was a norfolk southern train that derailed back in 2005. it released chlorine gas. nine people were killed there. 5,000 people had to be evacuated from their homes. i actually covered this one when i worked down in so

. >> you can have it, take it but this guy is the worst of the elk. jon: a criminal defense attorney the worst job in the world and there sits arthur eye call louisiana. >> it's a great job for guys like arthur not me. jon: got to ask you this question. we'll turn to the jodi arias case now, the defense lawyers are asking an arizona judge to delay the start of the second penalty phase in her case. why? they say they need enough time to gather witnesses who will help testify on her behalf. the first time they went through the penalty phase they didn't present any witnesses, apparently because of some death threats and that kind of thing. do they get a second bite at this apple, arthur? >> if i'm the judge i would say, yes. look, the judge has a history here of allowing the lawyers a lot of time, she allowed jodi arias on the stand for 18 days which is unheard of, and this is truly a life and death question. it actually is. we use that term all the time, oh, it's life and death. this is actually a life and death question. if i'm the judge i would grant

>> elk wiwell, it is about the trouble, and people talk about the hindenberg, and people talk about thehed the peek, but if they pull back on the rates on some of the stimulus locally, how much are they going to pull back? how significant will it be? if they pull back a little bit and the interest rates start to go, it could be good for commercial real estate, because people are fosted to start buyi buyi buying -- are forced the start buying, and so it is a mixed bag because maybe the volatility is not here today. >> well, we are seeing the intraday volatility. >> no doubt about it, action is back, and the expiration and the russell rebalancing and the earnings next month. >> and fed next week with the next f.o.m. statement, and it is about the central banks here in the u.s. and has people stepping back all over. >> well, from the last statement, we got information that we have been waiting for and looking for, and it is going to be is interesting to see if they can follow up the transparency, but if they pullback and stick with the normal script, investors may be j jittery, but if they

expect in summertime to see bears, bald eagles, elk, and of course some scenic road trips with the familyly fishing for everyone. it's an incredible escape, a really great value. peak season, so this is a good deal. >> gosh, it really is. courtney scott, thanks so much for giving us this little break from mid town manhattan. great to see you. >> thanks. >>> meanwhile, researchers reveal a scary fact. we're easily manipulated by search engines and we don't even know it. how that could be used to win elections at the top of the hour. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. backflips and camm, ok!s. ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. oh! check it -- [ loud r&b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. no

they're actually suede leather or elk skin bottom. i'll also wearing a pair of shots. in front of me. >> he volunteered to help out, to test it for you. >> test the winds and all of that stuff. >> what tips would you give us as they attempt this again. >> the big thing about learning to walk a wire is being extremely focused in practice. >> willie you're a pro. >> i am. >> i spent three to four hours a day, five days a week for 32 years of my 34 years on a wire. a lot of focus. but when i'm walking across i'll be focussing in front of me and because it's such a long spans. >> nicely done. >> he's leading the way. >> he could help you. >> because it's so long, i'll actually look about halfway across and change my focal point. >> and the wife is live the whole time. it's constantly moving. >> you're right. it has a life of it's own. as i walk it's important that i change my rhythms because i can build a frequency into this cable that will become larger and larger. have to slow down and speed up and adjust my step sizes which is a key reason why my father is in my ear as

one of the odd elk sen risstiss were 24i7ks like lied lls and all the kids through high school did not recognize a slide rule. that seems odd to perceive that. they had a big cabinet on the catalog t was a card from a library. my seniors and juniors recognized that but i asked anybody under the age of 1 tell me what that is and all sorts of interesting answers, nobody began to get a clue for what that was. they said is it a letter sorter, is it this and that. and to listen to this conversation going on was very interesting. and when we told them what it was for that you had little cards in there that was each a link to a book or a journal of some sort, they were absolutely amazed. really, you mean you made a card up for each book in the library? there was this thinking that you could tell from people who had been exposed to something that a lick is almost real time. and it's reflected in the way they perceive other things i hadn't thought about before. finally and i asked everybody under the age of ten what was this big book. and they stared at it and weren't sure. it was a telephone b