and frederick douglass said i think it was a sacred effort but of course frederick douglass rethinks lincoln and by 1876 the unveiling of the freedom monument in washington he is quintessentially the white man's president also in 1865 he said he was the black man's president so a lot of evolving fought on that relationship. >> johnson had been drinking because johnson had been ill and in those days people fought whiskey was medicinal. >> you mean it is not? >> i had been drinking because johnson had been ill and in those days people fought whiskey was medicinal. >> you mean it is not? >> i was setting somebody up to say that. >> i want to add a note to. the curious psychology of this man -- annette gordon-reed did a good job plumbing that psychology the 2-hour i it is odd because he was only acceptable on the 1864 platform because he was willing to buy into an anti slavery position. he was against slavery. but the reason he opposed slavery so much is because he believed it the 1ve the aristocrats, the white aristocrat's an unfair advantage. the best window into his psychology is the

frederick mostly cloudy skies and a little more sunshine break through late in the day. bright finish in ellie cot city. again, early this morning up in the northern fringes of baltimore, carroll and frederick county. it's clear with the exception of light rain returns which i don't think are hitting the ground but you will note that out north and west of hagerstown there is light snow wintry type activity, gusty winds, gusting higher, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. the wind chill reflecting that. it feels more like the 30s and low 40s out there. talk about your neighborhood forecast. tomorrow 55 or so. actually it's mt. vernon. i think we're not mid-50s. that will be an improvement. it will be chilly overnight. you see widespread showers. some are on the wintry side. as we go through the overnight hour, temperatures drop in the 30s, some wet snowflakes could fly overnight with another disturbance diving down through maryland, kind of a murky overnight peempletd saturday could be a mix of sun and clouds through the day. our futurecaster showing the next disturbanc

air frederick is the is the brics country more of a still just kind of a sexy selling tool i mean what kind of political influence is about it certainly are emerging markets and i don't think anyone doubts that but is it anything more than that. well i mean first of all i think i mean i belong to the group of people who think it's premature to speak about brics as something a group of countries with a lot of things in common and that is you having begun spiration is for global influence in the world so far it's only it's only one country in that group which is china who actually has some real influence today all the other countries there so far in global economy terms in trade terms or in your leadership terms they are still still playing playing not in the top leagues so far so i think it's more of an aspiration that it is an accurate description of what we've seen today but look i mean it's absolutely true that many of these countries are going to become much more influential in the world in twenty thirty years from now simply because they're going to grow their economies are going t

frederick mostly cloudy skies and a little more sunshine break through late in the day.

how about frederick where a few flakes flew early in the morning, late overnight but didn't add up to anything really. radar, there's still scattered showers activity north and west. we'll see more numerous showers. take a look at some of the spots across the state where there's even a few flakes flying down. that would be north of martinsburg near the hagerstown area. it's still very wintry out here in the dare rete county, allegany county area. things are looking good. it's breezy and chilly. right now temperatures running in the mid-40s. our wind chill factor adding

there are showers just south of frederick. if you're going out 66 there are showers really not far from manassas on your way to warrenton. down towards fredericksburg and leonard town there are showers. dryer air will finally move into the metro area. the winds are beginning to howl. wind gusts 28 miles per hour at national. 35-mile-per-hour wind gusts last hour at dulles. 25-mile-an-hour in gaithersburg. 24-mile-an-hour wind gusts down towards fredericksburg. temperatures. upper 40s downtown. mid-40s in gaithersburg. upper 40s in manassas and 46 in leesburg. evening showers tonight. then partly cloudy, breezy and cold. lows in the 30s. winds turn a little bit, become west-southwest at 10 to 15. we will come back and take you in through the weekend next week. we have changes you might actually be happy about. >> all right, welcome news. thank you, topper. >>> dc mayor proposing his plan to close the budget gap. his proposal includes $127 million in tax increases and $187 million in spending cuts. city residents would see their

head up north toward hagerstown, frederick.e, we zoom on in to show you we've got some mix right around hagerstown. you go to westminster and around pennsylvania, we're talking about light snow. also, route 7, blue ridge loudoun clark county line also getting reports of the snow sticking to the grass and the highway sign. here's andrea and mike. good morning, guys. >> good morning, anny. in sports, the wizards host one of the few nba teams worse than they are. >> the cleveland cavaliers are in town. they tip off at verizon center at 7:00. >> last night, it was the capitals and blue jackets going into overtime. halfway through ot, d.c. goes three-on-two. jason shoots and scores. caps win 4-3. they're now just one point back of the flyers for the top seed in the east. >> do you love college hoops, this is your time of year. we're 36 hours away from tip- off at the final four and you can bet everyone in richmond, the whole city will be watching! the best story of the tournament so far, vcu rams are making their first final four ap

>> yes, frederick douglass and lincoln. actually two books have been published in the last few years, both good. james ocean and john stauffer about this relationship. now, you know, relationship is probably not the right word. they knew each other -- they knew of each other. they only met three times. three times frederick douglass was in the white house. once in 1863 when he went -- douglass was a very sharp critic of lincoln much of the time. he was constantly criticizing lincoln for not moving fast enough on slavery, and when lincoln met with that group in 1862 and urged black people to leave the country, douglass became utterly furious and denounced him in his magazine. but in 1863 he went to the white house to urge lincoln to insist on equal treatment for black soldiers. they were not being paid the same as white soldiers, and they were not being treated at least the confederacy said we're not going to treat them as prisoners of war. they're runaway slaves, and they're going to be executed or that sort of thing. and d

you can see by 10:00 for the most part, done with the precip except for maybe around frederick. we'll still see a wintry mix. some scattered showers are possible still throughout the afternoon and then we'll see the clouds start to break up a little bit. some places might see a little bit of sunshine. overall, we're looking at variable cloudiness throughout the day to mostly cloudy conditions and then we're talking about another system coming through on saturday to bring maybe a little bit of rain and some snow mainly in the morning. highs for today generally low 50s including d.c. 47 in hagerstown. 54 in fredericksburg. 50 for annapolis and for luray, 52 degrees. we should be 60s there. it is cold. our seven-day forecast, we're talking breezy conditions also tonight into saturday. if you have plans to go out for dinner tonight, keep that in mind. add an extra layer or so and we dry out though by sunday. into the upper 50s. partly cloudy conditions. warm. monday and tuesday. mid-70s. look at that. but a chance for some showers and even thunderstorms in that forecast. so, with th

mid-30s for frederick. here's how your seven-day outlook is looking like.o, we're breezy this weekend. and we don't dry out until later saturday and then sunday afternoon is not a bad day because the good news is we'll be in the upper 50s and we're not expecting breezy conditions. so, it won't be too bad. that's a day to get outside and enjoy it. now, monday, tuesday, we're warmer at 75 but showers coming on through and then tuesday, chance for some thunderstorms. wednesday, we're looking at high near 58 degrees. after the warm front to start off the work week, by the middle of the work week, we're back down to the upper 50s. thursday, dry, high around 60 degrees. partly cloudy conditions. we're back cooking in the kitchen after the break. óoóoó? to say it was a shock is just a complete understatement. i mean, i don't think there are words. you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i can actually do something to help. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. we can rid the world of this terribl

frederick, 36. hagerstown also 36 degrees. so, your day planner for today, highs around low 50s. by the noon, we should see the really showers tapering off. by 5:00, around mostly cloudy. 50 degrees. right now, 39. then i think when i'll see the breezes pick up especially later tonight and into tomorrow. if you have plans to go out tonight, i know it is friday. you want to bundle up. here is angie with your traffic. >> thank you, anny. the time now, 4:31. we kick off our friday morning traffic report with -- the green light. really not too much going on out there. we do have some wet pavement. obviously some snow in some areas. thank you, howard. 95 headed northbound in virginia. smooth sailing as we move it outside. no precipitation like that out this way from dumfries up toward the mixing bowl. continuing on to 395, you remain delay-free. if we can see the road from duke street to the 14th street bridge, really dark out there. we'll move it over to inbound new york avenue. we'll show you the incident- free drive. a lot of pavement to contend with early. continuing over to the o

look at the flakes all the way down to frederick and martinsburg tomorrow. could even see a snowflake around gaithersburg. but notice around 1:00, most of the showers are gone. we'll see some dryer air and breaks in the clouds and we might even see the sunset tomorrow. what about that. as we get into friday night, clouds disappear and then we get into saturday morning and another system comes at us. this is a weak system. it's going to spread clouds our way on saturday. i don't think the rain is going to be heavy enough to cancel any little league games, but bundle up if you're a spectator. cloudy and rain. mixing with snow north an west. winds northeast at ten. overnight winds kick and become northwesterly. tomorrow in the norng morning we can see -- morning we can see early rain and snow shower. 30s and 40s. and then by afternoon finally becoming partly cloudy. it will be breezy, brisk for april 1st. highs low 50s. and with the winds northwest at 10-20, it's not going to feel like it's in the low 50s at all. 51 in gaithersburg tomorrow. 51 in rockville. ma

frederick, down to 118 germantown. switching on over to virginia, 66.astbound lanes inside the beltway wide open. both loops in virginia from the wilson bridge past 236 all the way up to the american legion, no incidents. still ahead, a look at 95 in virginia. mike, andrea, back to you. >> here are stories we're following for you this friday morning. libyan rebels are cheering the defection of moammar gadhafi's foreign minister. >> top u.s. military leaders warn gadhafi is far from beaten at this point. admiral mike mullen told congress while coalition strikes have seriously hurt its fighting power, gadhafi's forces are nowhere near close to collapsing. >> seven coworkers in upstate new york are suddenly in the megamillions spotlight after coming forward to claim their record jackpot. >> as manuel gallegus reports, they may just owe their super win to a craving for a candy bar. >> smile, yeah! >> reporter: the seven shy state workers are america's newest megamillionaires and they're overwhelmed. >> it has been a blur. >> just hasn't sunk in. >> still in

tubman and frederick douglass had any prior presidents have african-americans in the white house to sit down with? >> guest: no, i don't believe so and leaned and of course have a soldier and a trip to the white house as well, another abolitionist. but he was trying to show that african-americans given the right opportunities could achieve and succeed and be important advisers to him, particularly on the social issues he was dealing with and to some extent on the military issues of frederick douglass such as the use of the african-american soldiers he was a ground bricker and that we and was quite public about it. the other interesting thing that struck about lincoln is as far as how the african-americans around him affected his policies and attitudes. people might not realize that lincoln for about a quarter of the presidency lived in a place called the soldiers home which is a home for convalescing soldiers from the civil war about 3 miles from the white house and he commuted to the white house from there. during that trippi would also stop what they call contraband camps, camps for t

and to some extent, the military issues with frederick dough last and the use of soldiers, that sortf thing. he was a ground breaker and was actually quite public about it. the other interesting thing that struck me about lincoln is how the african-americans around him affected his policies and his attitudes. people might not realize that lincoln for about a quarter of his presidency lived at a place called the soldiers' home which was a home for convalescing soldiers from the civil war about three miles from the white house. he commuted to the white house from there. during that trip he would often stop at what they call contraband camps, camps for freed african-americans who were living in the washington area. and they would make a big effort to impress lincoln. they'd get dressed in their fine clothes, the men often wearing civil war uniforms, both the gray and the blue they got from battlefields, and they'd line up and sing spirituals and entertain him with these spirituals. and he was so moved to tears, often, that a lot of the people around him thought this sort of deepened his

. >> frederick christian denies killing his girlfriend, but prosecutors are trying to prove that he did it. >> plays, if anybody has any information on my daughter, please call. >> she made that desperate plea in 2009, shortly after the search for her daughter began. the 22-year-old had not shown up for work at a clothing store or enter herself on. it was march 2010 when troopers in virginia discovered her body off an exit ramp. now her live-in boyfriend, froedtert christian, is on trial for murder. foster's family -- it has been a long process. we just want justice to prevail. >> christian denies killing his girlfriend and trying to cover- up the crime. prosecutors are trying to prove he shot foster in the neck and abdomen inside the baltimore county apartment they shared. there was carpeting and at that had several discolored areas. they believe a cleaning solution was old -- was used to clean the area after the crime. fibers or claim to be found in the trunk of the car that was driven by a christian. the car was owned by the victim. prosecutors think foster died at the hands of a ver

. >>> i'm alex demetrick, in frederick county, where there has been a salmonella outbreak in local sausage. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> i'm mike schuh, army reserve center in glen burnie. you might think an overseas deployment is risky. hear about the dangers soldiers face when they return from combat. the story when we return. >>> and you may not want to put your umbrella away just yet. the part that is likely to be a rainout in your first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. >>> a salmonella

and right around hagerstown not too far from frederick, maryland. so we got some stuff going on this morning. let's get for the graphics. want to show you the satellite- radar. you can see we've got the cloud cover all across the area. there is your precipitation pushing off to the north and east. i do think we'll get a break from the precipitation but can't rule out a few more showers moving in here later on during the course of the day. we'll have the cloud cover for the bulk of the day. that could present that activity. meanwhile, portions of the ohio valley, tennessee valley are cloud-free this morning. there are some breaks out there. temperature around the region, 39-degree in d.c. 38 in annapolis. baltimore, 37 there. 36 in frederick. quantico is at 40 degrees. fredericksburg is at 43 degrees. here is what the forecast looks like for today. certainly this morning, we have rainfall. we will continue to see some areas of rain, drizzle, maybe some snow mixing in for some of you to the north. it will be mostly cloudy today. maybe some rays of sun

. >>> a salmonella outbreak has flared up in frederick county.h experts know contaminated saucage is the cul- - sausage is the culprit. they want people who bought that sausage to know it could make them sick. >>> it flared up a couple of weeks ago, when visits to the emergency room turned up salmonella cases in frederick county. >> that's what really triggered our investigation is that it is unusual for us to get two reports and then five reports of salmonella in the same day. >> reporter: eventually, eight cases will be trace the back to -- traced back to this church in thurma, where locally- produced sausage was served. according to the health department, that sausage was traced back to the mount pleasant plant. the sausage went to the public here and onto the pancake breakfast. >> we know for sure that there was sausage from that butchering event that does show salmonella contamination. what we don't know is, well, where did the salmonella come from? >> hogs could have been carrying the bacteria. the usda is investigating that. lab tests are

it was only 42 for a high today. 39 for frederick now and then you can see back out to the north andest hagerstown, winchester, martinsville all in the upper 30s. so for tonight down to 37. it's going to be kind of cold and rainy and raw. up into frederick and winchester and then parts north and west, that's where you might have that chance to get in on a little bit of a changeover, a little bit of a mixing there, but again i don't anticipate any problems on the roads tomorrow morning, anything like that. as a matter of fact, i don't even think you'll wake up tomorrow morning and see any hint that there may have been a little mixing overnight. farther down to the south it's all plenty warm, fredericksburg 37, so not really the setup we had last night where we had cold enough temperatures aloft to have a changeover. still those showers tomorrow morning, another messy morning commute it looks like, just enough rain and drizzle to cause some problems. 38 degrees to start. now we will bump it up to 45 degrees by lunchtime tomorrow and i still think some showers tomorrow afternoon. these

around freezing frederick to winchester.nd leesburg, as well. 53 the high electricity for tomorrow. and like i said earlier, this is going to be a system next week, different than the system this week. this week it was cool, showery, an easterly wind. next week, a west-southwest wind, and that means plenty warm. 70 to 75 degrees monday and tuesday. and with that kind of mild air, that means the possibility of not only thunderstorms, but severe weather. and i do think that on tuesday, we could have some severe thunderstorms around the area. in the 60s. >> at least it's going to warm up some. >> correct. >> thanks, veronica. have a good weekend. >> too. barbara? ♪ >>> is there a law for start times on construction projects? what really happens to items that you recycle? and why is there no j street in washington, d.c.? it's friday, which means time to "ask liz." >> nice to see you. >> this question comes from jeff in washington, d.c. he wants to know, is there a law regarding a start time for noisy construction projects. >> so

upwards of 30 miles per hour in frederick, manassas, la plata, waldorf leonardtown, hunting town, a very windy afternoon, as well. so much more of a winter day than spring day. and that's not going to be changing very quickly. look at this storm system. here's the big storm up toward the north and west. or north and east of us. but there's another storm dropping through the ohio valley that's going to make its way through our area. you can see the snow toward the west right along the allegheny front and then more rain down south and west. so we could see some of that come in through the area overnight tonight. so expect a few showers, a few sprinkles overnight and into the day tomorrow, as well. tomorrow i think you'll need to take the umbrella with you, no matter where you go, as this area of low pressure slides through the region during the day tomorrow. another very chilly start to the day tomorrow. some areas temperatures around freezing. but i think we'll warm up into the low 50s during the day tomorrow. at least during the afternoon. as that area of low pressure slides by. a couple

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the man first exposed himself to a woman near stanen and frederick streets. then minutes later he followed a woman into his apartment and sexually assaulted her. she fought him off. >>> a new medical marijuana dispensary is up and running in the city of antioch. it's located inside a shopping center on wild horse hill and it opened last month. it reports several neighboring businesses are complaining about the smell and smoke coming from the dispensary as a result the antioch city council will consider a 45 day moratorium on new dispensaries at its meeting on tuesday. >>> it has been three months since they found a 45-year-old man buried in the backyard of his home. they are waiting for the toxicology report on dale smith. the coroners office calls this a complex and difficult case and says the tests won't be completed for another three weeks. they all show what was in smith's system when he died and possibly what caused his death. lawyers for smith's wife have told her not to talk. >>> pg&e chief executive is stepping down. peter darbee will leave his seat.

how about frederick where a few flakes flew early in the morning, late overnight but didn't add up to anything really. radar, there's still scattered showers activity north and west. we'll see more numerous showers. take a look at some of the spots across the state where there's even a few flakes flying down. that would be north of martinsburg near the hagerstown area. it's still very wintry out here in the dare rete county, allegany county area. things are looking good. it's breezy and chilly. right now temperatures running in the mid-40s. our wind chill factor adding insult to injury making it feel like 30, dover, york. very numerous showers out to the north and west. these are not particularly heavy showers but snow showers, rain showers and any number of mixes between the two. our satellite radar trend is active across the east coast. that big storm that put a not of snow down in maine on this april fool's day swirling off the new england coast lien and dragging in more oash out of canada and the great lakes. it will keep it unsettled. we'll be happy to say good-bye to that storm.

officers say miranda and frederick both 32 years old were fatally shot inside. police believe the murder- suicide stemmed from a domestic conflict. neighbors say never heard anyone fighting inside the house before. >> just all around nice lady, nice family, very, you know, quiet and everything. you don't hear about this. this is a quiet neighborhood to. hear something like is really tragic. >> police are not saying they believe which person pulled the trigger. it came one day after a teenager is suspected of a killing at a concord shopping center. >>> uc-berkeley is in search of these two men. these are sketches two of suspects wanted in separate attacks on their campus. police say the man on the left robbed and sexually assaulted a woman friday night near haviland grove, 5'7", thin build, short brown hair. earlier the man on the right grabbed a student near the valley life science building. he is described as 5'6", medium build, blonde or light brown hair, bad teeth. police are looking into those and other attacks at cal. >>> the third day of deliberations in t

the party of abraham lincoln and frederick douglass.lincoln said the purpose of government is to help those who cannot help themselves. you're not hearing that from these guys who are threatening to cut off medicaid and medicare, social security, all these people who are more or less employees of big business and who get treated by they treat other employees. that governor out in wisconsin said, oh, yeah, i'll be glad to come out there. he said, you know, like an employee, you know, answering his boss. so i think that instead of -- i give up on, i'm beginning to give up -- i voted for mckinney even though i wrote a book about barack obama. he came out to california to help my daughter in her run for the school board, and i agree with some of her ideas, but instead of a movement, the democratic party has a death wish. it's always going to be there. they destroyed hubert humphrey. hubert hump -- humphrey came within 1% of defeating richard nixon. even the regressives began a revolt in that party. with their challenge to hubert humphrey. h

i know he met with both gary tuchman and frederick douglass but had any prior present had after americans in the white house to sit down with? >> guest: i don't believe so. lincoln had the soldiers of troop to the white house. another abolitionist. but he was trying to show that african-americans given the right opportunities could achieve and succeed in the important advisors to him, particularly on the social issues that he was dealing with it into something on military issues with frederick douglass. he was really a groundbreaker that way. he was actually quite public about the other interesting that struck me about lincoln is as far as how the african-americans around him affected his policies and attitudes, people might not realize that lincoln for about a quarter of his presidency lived at a place called the soldiers home which was a home for convalescent soldiers during the civil war about three miles from the white house. he commuted to the white house from there. during the trip he would always stop at what they called contraband camps, for freed african-americans were living in

it's frederick seward, who he doesn't know and seward says i have to tell but a plot. lincoln doesn't say, i just heard this story. that's amazing. he said, tell me about it. and they sit for an hour and seward tells the whole story. so lincoln is pretty convinced that it's real. he still hasn't completely decided. the next day is washington's birthday. he raises the flag at independence hall in full view of people, and that's where he makes his famous statement, i would rather be assassinated on this spot than to surrender that. everybody has quoted it. look what it was informed by. it was informed by an assassination threat so it was actually particularly brave. lincoln tells this group i'm going to harrisburg. i can't change this plan with a young republican governor. he expects me. i've been to every state capital along the route. albany, columbus, you know, indy, indianapolis. lincoln has one possible way out of this. he says why can't we rely on the police force of baltimore? they're going to protect us like every other police force and then he gets the news that

investigators say frederick muir and his girlfriend were 32 years old and lived for years in the cottage behind his mother's home. neighbors are stunned saying the couple was well liked. it's the second straight day of violence in concorde. >>> what happened inside of that house? santa clara county sheriffs are still trying to determine what happened in the cupertino home where two bodies were found over the weekend. today the medical examiner confirmed the two people killed were 50-year-old gear longdon and his 51-year-old wife, susan. police safe the man died of an apparent gun shot to the head while his wife died from a blow to the head. anyone with information is asked to call the santa clara sheriff's office. >>> four suspected jewelry thieves nabbed today in of all places nebraska. the men are au.s. cooccused of a home sunday. nebraska police stopped the car for speeding. a check of the vehicle showed it was wanted in san francisco in connection with that burglary. when police looked in the car, they found several hundred pieces of jewelry and nearly $20,000 in cash. >>> another da

so it will be nice to be back up towards normal for a change. 41 in town, 39 frederick, 38 in hagerstown and winchester, too. where we're getting some of this mixing taking place, don't worry. temperatures are not supporting any slippery conditions on the roads. certainly by tomorrow morning it won't be any different either. showers, a little drizzle tonight, 30s everywhere, temperature in town upper 30s, winds north 5 to 10 miles per hour and for tomorrow we'll start off with showers, 38 degrees, still some showers passing by at noon and tomorrow afternoon we think the wind is going to kick up, 20 to 25 miles per hour. so it will be a little bit breezy late, a few showers saturday, sunny sunday and it warms up next week, but still we bring back more rain and some thunderstorms for monday into tuesday. lindsay murphy is back in. opening day out at nats park. she'll have more details on all the sporting news when the edge continues. stay with us.  >>> good evening. i'm lindsay murphy. capitals defenseman dennis wiegmann took a hard hit during tuesday's game and wasn't in

washington and george washington carver, but she lectured about the contribution of frederick douglass, w.e.b. dubois, and how jackie robinson had broken the baseball barrier. and we remembered the opera singer who was not allowed to sing in the hall and had to sing in lincoln center. all the discrimination and the local in justices. like, everything was separate and unequal. the school was inadequate. we could not go to the hospitals. they built a house adjacent to the main hospital. the white people were not supposed to be in the same room with an n-person. you know the n-word? i said to myself at the end of the day that i love my country and i'm glad that that day, i took a stand. i saw through the supreme court that the flaws that america had tried to correct them by removing those horrible signs -- "white" and "colored." i said when i testified at the trial, i went through how we were treated, and the lady dramatize it, so i do not have to go through that, but it is the whole system of separate but unequal. it is understates rights -- is under states' rights. after lincoln had fre

after a high of 50. 45 in gaithersburg and 48 up in frederick.ike the low 30s and upper 40s because of the wind. 30s all night with the wind. they will be with us most of the night and when the winds die down the temperatures will be in the 30s anyway. live doppler. more showers up near hagerstown up around northern sections of i-81. a few showers pushing across the bay and few showers leaving southern maryland so they are on their way out and skies already turned partly cloudy in some areas. now, tonight, chilly tomorrow, better on sunday. we are going to dry out and be cold tonight. breezy with showers tomorrow. we will be dry saturday night and then milder sunday. not quite average. milder. no 60s. 50s. afternoon clouds come back in ahead of the next system. tonight will be partly cloudy. then we will advance this and look what happens by tomorrow morning, clouds come back. snow returns to the mountains at least west of cumberland and showers return to the northern neck and points south of fredericksburg. 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. showers ac

and it was a similar story in the second but there were moments when frederick would have his say this amazing rally went on and on and on this was started seemed to be on the defensive for most of it but he then produced a great cross court four hundred. i. think. it's those moments of brilliance were pretty rare for the former world number one adult closing out the second set at sixteen for the match and great win for him but also acknowledging federal wasn't his best. days with the answer for me alone we play final here in the us the styles are very different given so they are very internet where they have it more or less do they use it there is that i was able to pick up more bricks but anyway. myself i think it was so smart and very hard to break. the next up for him is not on top of each this. remains unbeaten this season and one hundred percent record didn't look to be in any real danger against not a fish but some great tennis from the world number two i was out the first set six three. marching through the last with a flurry of fifteen winners at six one on the match something

and it was a similar story in the second but the worst moments when frederick did have his say this amazing rally went on and on and on the swiss start seemed to be on the defensive for most of it i think that produced a great cross court four hundred. i. think. that's those moments of brilliance were pretty rare for the former world number one and our closing out the second set at sixteen for the match a great win for him and also acknowledging federal wasn't his best i think the it's a very important record for me oh are we playing final here the stars and ready for them and so they have it out there in the night but it has to be more it's very very user there is that i was able to pick up more bricks but anyway. myself i think it was so is my it's a very very very hard thing to do well next up for him is novak djokovic it's the same. when remains on be in this season and one hundred percent record doesn't look to be in any real danger against mardy fish but some great tennis from the world number two was that the first set six three. three of the last with a flurry of fifteen winners at

frederick, 34 degrees right now. winchester, 37. here in the city, 39. ocean city, the warm spot, 45. mostly cloudy skies, early showers, still cool. 50degrees your daytime high out of the north and west. more details on the foolish forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> a look at this morning's top stories actually top charles county school administrator is under arrest accused of stealing federal grant money and spending it on herself. 40-year-old rhayda barnes- thomas faces federal charges for using money intended for school children in some of the poorest neighborhoods. >>> it is judgment day for a virginia man who murdered his wife and two stepchildren. carrillo dean will be sentenced today for the shooting death of elizabeth dean and her two children. as part of his agreement, dean will get life in prison with no chance of parole. >>> d.c. mayor convincement -- vincent gray is set to present his budget proposal this morning. gray has not ruled out tax increases but it doesn't appear likely that he will propose a major hike. >>> not even the wet weat

frederick at ebenezer baptist church in chicago, illinois, where i was raised up at. i, when i got to be, i think, about 12 or 13 years old, my sister bought me a guitar because i had heard john lee hooker playing. and i made the statement, "if that cat can play, i know i can learn." [laughter] and actually, i was being real self-centered to myself then, like, kind of making fun of him. but today john lee hooker is a monument. i mean, he is bigger than big, you know. with the way he was doing, he had a style that was his. there was no copying. he's got people running around trying to figure out, "what are you doing? how do you do that," you know. so i decided to try to play like muddy waters, elmore james, and all these different blues people. i tried to learn this when my mother went to the a&p. [laughter] you understand? see, 'cause she didn't deal with the guitar. she didn't like it. she loved that violin, but that guitar was just not the right thing to have in her house. you understand? and she told me many time, "don't bring that in here, boy." and like, she want

awarded the peace prize so it is a pretty there's a there's a very interesting norwegian jury is frederick care from a who's written a book on the nobel peace prize and he says that the peace prize for truly from the beginning violated alfred nobel's instructions that nobel peace prize should only go to those people actively engaged in peace and it's been hijacked by retired norwegian politicians and a cold war academic from the past to hand it out at will and there was a lot of criticism in norway when obama got it and when others got it i mean kissinger is a case in point. but numerous other people have caught it and gabrielle garcia marquez himself a prize winner of the nobel prize winner on literature said it would be more accurate to call it when the bell war price them they will give it to whoever they wanted whenever. vilifying you actually go to people go ahead to people that are about peace prize al gore when we defeated theoretically gore got more votes in two thousand and brock obama i mean that was it was a real sense that there was so much relief and so much anger george bush

and also had an easy victory over portugal's the frederick until six two six one does or not one britonfind some form on the clay before you arrive in monte carlo very good playing to win a match since it's defeating the australian open final. regional art is worked out against and he's the king of the right. and the other semifinal was between spain's david ferrer and the seven seeded here going nuts and playing the stunning last eight victory over sixteen times this time champion which of the austrian blokes who was three once in each set. it's a bit then lost. and then to football and second place crossan of that have missed the chance to go top of the russian graeme really after being held to a goals draw a clear set of visitors who remain unbeaten did go that's all it was called on going to point out behind them on goal difference ontario three places to take the rest of stuff those programs began have kicked up against just nothing for their third win of the season. l x one just one of their four games so far to my last day. and over in england united play national city in the sem

schoenfeld, his brother james and frederick wood were convicted of hijacking a school bus in 1976 and holding 26 children and their driver captive underground. but they all escaped without serious injuries. any governor in the next ten years, though could ask the board to reconsider the decision to grant parole. shorn feld was granted parole in 2008 but -- schoenfeld was granted parole in 2008 but then rescinded it. >>> a trial in italy was a quick day in court. premier silvio berlusconi is accused for paying for sex with an underaged prostitute and use his influence to cover it. berlusconi didn't attend today's proceedings. 7 minutes after the trial began it was adjourned to may 31. american actor george clooney is among those called to make an appearance at the trial because he was reportedly seen at one of berlusconi's parties. >>> japanese company that owns that crippled nuclear power plant says radioactive water has stopped leaking into the ocean. the leak was discovered saturday when sea water outside the plant had more than 7 million times the legal limit of radiation. spike in

managers that are that are signed truce or oversee local communities public school systems that are in frederick maryland certainly been herbert's had a great deal of pressure to just emerging leaders put in place since long before this bill was text editors for alarm time but this new bill gives them extraordinary unprecedented hours over everything that goes on and so friday night at about five o'clock in the evening you know just. in time to miss all the major media. the press releases put out that beat her just for their careers or their him over and he should order good or you elected board the city planning commission zoning commission anybody city or council school know if you care can can do anything other than call a meeting to order and take the minutes they can't pass anything else or that's amazing that us as a as a city commissioner what's your response to this. rather response is this this is the end of democracy and the we the people was taken out the cost to ship. the saddest part about this particular bill and then of course this. order by those of o'hare us from the state is th