his name is frederick douglass. he said he was born into slavery sometime in february and eight to 18. he was never ever able to determine the day. -- in 1818. he had to tussle with his master's dog for food. he learned to read. he started with a bible. this lit a fire in him. a passion for liberty and you can still see in his eyes. indeed, once you learn how to read, he says, you will forever be free. he resolved to escape. after a try or two, he succeeded. a remarkable story. yet, we are just getting darted. -- started. he does not join the anti-slave movement, he becomes the voice. he writes books. he started a weekly newspaper. he is meeting with president lincoln about a better treatment for african-americans and the union army. still as he says, our work is not done. our speaker will go on to help the women's rights movement come into its own. he will be named the u.s. marshall, an ambassador. at the republican national convention, he became the first african-american to have the same taste in nomination -- hi

frederick douglass was -- frederick douglass was a great republican, one of my favorites.you mitch, as are you. he was born in a horrific circumstance sanctioned by the laws passed in this very building. he embraced the stated principles and used them as a sort to try and free others. he fought to make it live up to this capitol and those enabling words -- ennobling words in the constitution. the victory over slavery is june 1 three. -- 13. the message finally got to texas. i did not mean it the way it sounded. [laughter] it just took time. it took a long time to get to delaware. the passage of the 13th and 14th amendments. he lived as has been pointed out to serve this government as a statesman and in other capacities. there's largely no one who fought harder for citizenship and full quality than frederick douglass. over a century ago, douglass asked a good question. he asks, what the people -- what have the people of the district and done that and they should be excluded from the privileges of the ballot box? many representatives and residents like representative norton

the work didn't end with frederick douglass.teenaged daughters who at the time were 9 and 12 years old, and got up and i walked into my girls'room and i couldn't look away. each and every one of us descends from somebody that made a difference. >> reporter: the frederick douglass family initiatives was born to teach about the 27 million people enslaved worldwide. morris has already spoken to 60,000 students. >> and frederick douglass said it's easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. >> reporter: five generations later, the works of perhaps america's greatest abolitionist continues, and kenneth morris's life makes a little more sense to himself. >> when he passed away in 1895 he thought slavery had ended, but the fact that it still exists, i would imagine he would expect his descendants to continue the fight. >> reporter: which is why morris is heading back to the family business and hopes all of us will prosper. jim axelrod, cbs news, washington. >>> we have some good news about the pennsylvania girl sarah mur

slavery didn't end with the work of frederick douglass, and i have two teenaged daughters who at theime were 12 and 9 years old, and i got up and i walked in to my girls' room, and i found that i couldn't look them in the eyes and walk away from this and not do anything. each and every one of us descends from somebody that made a difference. >> reporter: the frederick douglass family initiatives was born to teach children about the 27 million people enslaved worldwide. morris has already spoken to 60,000 student. >> and frederick douglass said it's easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. >> reporter: five generations later, the work of perhaps america's greatest abolitionist continues, and ken morris' life makes a little more sense to himself. >> when he passed away in 1895, he thought slavery had ended, but the fact that it still exists, i would imagine he would expect his descendants to continue the fight. >> reporter: which is why morris is heading back to the family business and hopes all of us will prosper. jim axelrod, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: and tha

item 3 case 20 at 11 oak street and item 4 case 4013 at 775 frederick street request for authorization. commissioners i have one spectacular card for item 4. >> thank you. the name is at tube. >> thank you. >> so my understanding is you're giving the permission for the is that a to have the license for the beer and wine am i right or wrong? >> that's what's proposed yes. >> i strongly oppose it. >> sir, if you like to speak to the item you can pull it off consent. >> commissioners if it's your pleasure those will be the first on the other calendar. >> okay. any public comment on the items on the consent calendar? >> seeing none, none. >> move to approve item 3. >> second. >> on that motion commissioners to approve item 3 at 1100 oak street (calling names) so move commissioners that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you under routine matters. >> a couple of things i want to report that the commission subcommittees from historic preservation and planning met yesterday on the secretary search issue and we'll be meeting in a couple of weeks and continue to progress on that iss

here in catonsville beltway is moving along at frederick road. outer loop normal drive time of 12 minutes to get from 795 down to 95. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> matthew fortese has been released from shock trauma and transferred to a rehab facility but the road to recovery is just beginning. sherry johnson is live with details and what his family is asking other fans to do to help them out in the case. >> reporter: right. his family wants all the help they can get trying to figure out what happened. now, matthew fortese is recovering at a rehab a silt this morning. he was released from shock trauma and was hurt during the orioles national game on may 29th. according to court record, he got up to confront two men heckelling him. he scaled a 5 foot wall and reached over the railing and that's when he was punched and fell and hit his head. now gregory fliesman and -- fleischman and another man maintain self-defense. he is well enough to begin rehab. he is learning to walk and talk all over again. it will take months to recover. now his famil

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and 54 in frederick. 56 degrees in rock hall and growleds broe at 52. and galena at 59 as well. and 59 in cambridge this morning. as we take you outside, we will show you what is happening as we go through bel air. a beautiful site this morning there. and the sunshine will continue as we continue throughout your morning. and also, your afternoon. and so don't think this is just going to be a morning event. we look at the view here, and we do have a few clouds that are skirting through the area. but again, these are your high clouds and make for a beautiful sunrise and sunset because those are your cirrus clouds with ice crystals in them and you get the refracting, the bending of the sunlight across the area. so this is what happens high pressure in control of our weather and begin to move off to the east and once if does that, it is going to allow for more moisture to get in here. and now you hear me talk about moisture. we have it. in the form of tropical moisture. and we do have an area of low pressure that is going to to move up the coast. and with this, we will continue with

we've got a flood watch in effect also east of the blue ridge, south of frederick and east of frederickntil 10:00 tonight. one to four inches, maybe five or six in isolated spots by the time this storm pulls away. temperatures upper 60s to low 70s with 70 in north beach. we have mid-60s in leesburg and germantown. a few low 60s toward frederick and winchester this morning but it's very humid outside with the drizzle. a little fog, light rain. 72 now. the dew point 68. humidity 88%. so on the futurecast, here comes the heavy rain. by lunch time it will be pouring and pouring at times right through the evening. then we'll see the rain taper to showers i think early tonight. beach forecast, today is wet. it will be okay and much better by sunday. 76 with heavy rains today. flood watch in effect till 10:00. tomorrow a few showers, mainly south and east, 82. much warmer sunday, 88. monday another front with some showers and storms. temperatures then in the mid- 80s with a storm possible tuesday and 84. let's turn it over to monika samtani. boy, this is turning out to be one really ugly frida

the item before you is for the property at the 775 frederick street and it is to convert a building into a restaurants that will allow beer and wine on the premises. at this point the project sponsor proposes to have beer and wine on the premises. the hate street restaurants controls require an additional authorization. the project site has housed a you restaurants for limited restaurants use and the restaurants previously will operated on this site cancelled their license and continued to operate only as a restaurants. it's under no circumstances on the south side of fretting restrict street with a lc u. as an lc i located within the commercial district and restaur restaurants. the following reasons apply it will enable a local business to provide businesses to the surrounding neighborhood. it meets all the planning code. and the hours meet the surrounding neighborhood. the business will serve the neighborhood. this concludes the staff presentation >> project sponsor please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm here on behalf of a few gentlemen who are the project sponsors. >> in this c

the same at frederick.keepsystem is going to the unsettled weather in our forecast for the overnight hours into the day tomorrow, ringing us a chance for some showers and thunderstorms. the warmer, more humid air to the north and south. compare that to only the 60s. 59 degrees at this hour. the area of high pressure that brought us this high weather. it now moves off the coast. cash flow.loor it shows shows a little bit more humid than what we saw yesterday. we have showers beginning to bubble up across portions of kentucky. most of the showers will remain south of d.c., but cannot rule out that a few of them will creep up just a little bit further north. head over to where we have a shower at this point. beginning to pop up. these are not going to last very long. they are going to got the radar as he moved to the next few hours or so. to expecting anything become severe. this is our futurecast. the thunderstorms pop up again. limited to just about a 30% chance with highs up into the upper a key's. tuesday

southbound you have the one slow lineup leaving frederick. it will be off and on as you head past 109 and 121. the lanes are open so that's good news now. if you're planning to head on the north side of town, here's what it looks like in silver spring on the beltway. back you to guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> six years after the d.c. mayor's office gained control over the city school system, things have not improved much at all. >> now a d.c. councilman says more reforms are needed and things need to be ramped up in a hurry to improve student purchase machines. delia goncalves is live in north -- performance. delia goncalves is live in northwest with more about david cantania. >> reporter: good morning, mike. david cantania is the chair of the council's new committee on education. he says listen, all you have to do is take a look at the numbers. we have a low graduation rate and a pretty high truancy rate at a number of high schools here in the district. and he says that is evidence and a way to solve those problems is to give poor students

in frederick county 1:00 p.m. and beyond and for baltimore mainly after 3:00 panled so if you have outdoor plans, the earlier the better. becoming a lot more humid. for tonight we drop into the 60's and a thunderstorm could still be left around the evening hours. a 30% chance of storms tomorrow and tuesday then high pressure builds in and we'll actually see a great day for the first day of summer which is on friday. >> thank you ava. optimism among the hundreds of fires hters battling the in colorado. >> as of last night crews say it's 55% contained. better weather is helping firefighters make progress. >> from the ground. and in the air. crews fighting the mom moth black forest fire are finally getting some good news. >> the food news is we didn't lose anymore land or structures. so it's encouraging to see that taking place. >> the fire started tuesday outside of colorado springs. one official says it now appears to be one of the more destructive wildfires in history. it's especially tough to sexual o for those w

consider the hero the bronze statue of frederick douglas isls soon to have a a new home in the u.s. capitol. the speaker of the house john boehner announced in his owns ow video a web link for all to seee the unveiling. >> we're only a couple of days away from welcoming frederick douglas statue to the u.s.u.s. capital, and i want to remind md you of how you can take part to this special event.is s >> reporter: getting ape ticke to the special event hasn't bee so easy.easy. politipolitical analysts said th some leaders were complaining about not getting invitees. he tried to get speaker boehner to talk about it as he left afta press conference.conference >> we want to ask you about thee statue, and why you have to be invited. >> reporter: speaker boehner confirmed that it will be d.c. leaders in on the guest list. there's a more important honor congress could give to district residents. >> more important than that, wee want that this represents thepr district of columbia to have a a vote in the congress of theco united states, and of course, i myself support state hood. >>> the white

moving smoothly as you come down from frederick to clarksburg. no accidents or lane closures to report through that stretch of highway. we'll have another update on your morning commute coming up. you can see 14th street bridge also running smoothly. for now, i'll send it back to brad and jimmy. >> if you're online, amanda is providing traffic updates on twitter. >> now, president obama will spend another day meeting with world leaders. the leaders of the world's major economic powers will issue a joint statement today. it comes a day after the president and vladmir putin have different positions on the issue, they both want to stop the violence. >> today, vice president, joe biden, will start the push for gun control. he'll speak on the administration's effort to reduce gun violence. on april 17th, there were no extended background checks. this is the first time president obama spoke out on the issue. >> women can train to be army rangers by 2015 and navy seals a year later. women and men have to meet the same physical and mental standards. leon

frederick douglass. let's take a listen to what mr. beck said. >> he knew that god did not make men to be masters over other men. it is time that americans remind themselves of this truth again. and rise up against the intimidation before the handful of peanuts from our new political circus masters are considered kindness instead of the symbol of evil cruelty which they are. >> congressman, would you like 0 interpret that for our viewers, please? >> no, he's certifiable. you got to give him a pass because any psychiatrist would. but even for a country that enjoys all of these freedoms, i think that those type of extremes in public office and having a national platform is awkward for most americans. >> congressman charles rangel, democrat of new york. thank you, sir, for joining us. >> thank you, martin. >> coming, the president's call to berliners. how closely is the world listening, plus, a toast to the host. >> i could not be more grateful for the incredible reception that we have received. and i recognize that this signifies the inc

off and on coming in from frederick past 109 to 121 with our weather conditions today. go back to the map. this time heading to virginia on the inbound side of i-66. off and on delays coming from manassas to centreville. more in fairfax. we'll end with a live look on the northbound side of i-95 here in springfield. it's going to be heavy now off and on with the rain and the wet road conditions from dale city most of the way up to 395 off and on to the 14th street bridge. northbound 295 the accident activity at the 11th street bridge as well. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering. >> the lovely norah o'donnell joins us live from new york city. >> happy friday. good morning to you, mike and and ya. we have new information about the is he vote surveillance of major internet sites like facebook and google and what it means now. former intelligence john miller will tell us how far the government goes to collect data on private citizens. plus, only on cbs this morning, wikileaks founder julian asaing. we'll --

capitol -- frederick douglas. john boehner announced in his video a web link for all to see the unveiling. >> we're only a couple days away from welcoming frederick douglas's capital to the u.s. capitol and i wanted to remind you how you could take part in this special event. >> getting a ticket in person hasn't been so easy. fox 5 political analysis mark plotkin revealed some d.c. leaders were complaining about not getting invites for d.c. residents. >> d.c. citizens are being ex splud -- excluded. >> plotkin tried to get boehner to speak about it. >> will you answer the question about the statue and why you haven't invited d.c. residents? >> but speaker boehner's office says it will be d.c. residents on the invite list. current local leaders and past mayors. minority leader nancy pelosi will be there to honor douglas but believes there's a more important honor congress can give to residence. >> we want the district of columbia to have a vote in the congress of the united states and of course myself support state

almost everyone else in the low to mid 50s. 50 in frederick, 50 n. winchester. manassas, 54. 57 in lexington park. kind of a carbon copy of yesterday. we hit 78 yesterday. looking for about 80 degrees. it will be the last picture perfect day as a few clouds will be rolling into more for chance of showers late. the real ride comes friday. tropical friday. something is brewing in the gulf of mexico that could impact us late in the week. i think i jinxed myself. what is happening on the roadways? are we picking up? >> you did kind of jinx us but i won't hold it against us because you just tell me it is one of the tropical friday. i will have to bring my lei in. 95 picked up a crash but the good news is, because i cleared. we still sees of residual delays coming in from stafford. he makes very some bright lights. that was asked aquia harbor. you may still see some police activity on the shoulders. monday 5 northbound starts to heat up this time of day. 210 picked up a crash at livingston road with the left lane closed northbound toward town. also on florida avenue a

. >> harriot beecher stowe, abraham lincoln, frederick douglass, booker t.n, gandhi, martin luther king, frederick douglass' time was in the 1800s. martin luther king's time is past. this is our time. and the long march towards civil rights is here. >> dr. king's time has passed? just the opposite. his dream lives on in battles over voting rights and women's rights and gay rights and economic justice. all things that the far right has tried to block, obstruct, or roll back. joining me now is james peterson and dana milbank. thanks for coming on the show. >> hi, reverend. >> thanks. >> james, what is glenn beck's obsession with the civil rights movement? >> it's a fairly sinister obsession, rev, and i appreciate your comments opening up this segment. but when you look at it, it does two things. at the same time it's disrespectful to those folk who understand the legacy of civil rights for african-americans in this country, that speaks directly to his base. so he is able to do two things here, rev. he can allow them to enter into the victim subjectivity, somet

relaxed practices were found at all four clinics in baltimore, silver springs, frederick. now, according to on line documents the patient was left with an unlicensed medical assistant when she had a heart attack. regulators also found a defib not only didn't work but the employees were not trained on how to use it. it is scheduled for next week. we will keep you posted. >> a developing story out of white marsh. one person is can dead after a police-involved shooting. >> an officer is on administrative lever this morning but it began at a motel where the suspect was trying to strike a woman apparently with a mooter scooter in a parking lot. he had an outstanding warrant when police arrived in for failure to appear in a child support case. the suspect was shot after trying to grab the service weapon. >>> $2,000 for information leading to a murder suspect. police believe mayo was involved in the one-year-old killing of a -- carter was killed and his father critically hurt. two men are facing charges. if you have any information about this man, again, rasheed mayo give a call.

go. 50 in frederick, and 52 in winchester. one of the viewers, cumberland at 50 degrees, fredericksburg at 55. should be a beautiful day, we d have a few more clouds thanthan yesterday in the forecast. fores serious clouds and we will see filtered sunshine from time to time. however, it's often considered in the month of june, it should be a nice day with highs in the 80s, should be not a lot of of humidity. that should start to creep up, , as we start to focus with thewie moisture to the south and southwest. there's no tropical storm attr this hour. hour. hurricane center is still is stl watching, and the actual centerl of circulation is well displaced to west of the moisture that is riding up along the western side of the state of florida. we got to watch this moisture, s because there's indications than it's going to get drawn up and toward the washington area as w goat into the end of the week. the timeframe of this will be be friday into saturday when ween will be looking at potential for in rain. here is first time i get

we are going to get up to 87 degrees in downtown dc, same in westminister and in frederick. a little bit cooler as you head toward the water, but then overnight tonight it will be warmer close to the water. a low of 71 degrees in annapolis, 66 in leesburg, with a low of 70 in downtown dc. your 9 weather alerts are going to remain green although we have a chance for showers and storms. it is going to increase on tuesday. high temperatures ranging from near 90 degrees tuesday to only low 80s on wednesday and cool and drier air moving in by thursday. in the 7-day forecast, 82 partly cloudy, feeling very nice on thursday. beautiful with saturday and sunday highs in the mid-80s, and even sunday just a slight chance for a sunflower with a high of 8 degrees. bring the umbrella as you are heading out on the road this morning. what can they expect? >>> oh boy a lot of headaches, especially for virginia drivers, i'm really sorry about this, especially early on a monday morning. but i have got to tell you. a couple of issues. a water main break closing quaker between duke and seminary

frederick douglas gave his spirit as a birthright to all of us.n behalf of his family i would like to say that we are humbled by the honor of this handsome bronze statue in this glorious hall. at the same time we pray that the spirit of frederick douglas will live intensely in your hearts and in the hearts of people everywhere. thank you. ( applause ) >> suarez: those were excerpts from today's ceremony to unveil the statue of frederick douglass at the capitol's emancipation hall. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day: afghan president karzai backed away from peace talks with the taliban, but president obama said he'd anticipated some friction in beginning a peace process. the president also called for the u.s. and russia to reduce stockpiles of long-range nuclear weapons by a third. the russians showed little interest. and federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said the fed may scale back stimulus efforts this year as unemployment improves. that triggered a stock sell-off, with the dow jones industrials falling 200 points. >> suarez:

no problems as you head southbound toward the beltway leaving falls road and frederick really all the down to the point where the lanes divide. back to the maps this time we're heading over to the north side as i said no problems to report out of frederick on 270. a look now in virginia on the northbound side of i-95 looking great here in springfield. no problems on 395 to the 14th street bridge. 295 to the 11th and 66 to the roosevelt. >>> in the wake of a d.c. cab drivers' murder, officials are now exploring ways to keep cabbies safe. they held a hearing on taxi safety last night and they discussed possible safety measures of extra bulletproof glass or cameras, but they are not considering changing the law. that requires every cab to pick up every passenger regardless of race or where they want to go. solomon oroka was gunned down. at a previously scheduled hearing on the safety focus, it had shifted from passenger safety now drivers' safety. >> we've gone through such a long discussion about the problems of african-american males being able to hail cabs. and this highlights maybe o

this follows a deadly crash near prince frederick, maryland. that paramedic was responding to a crash when another car drove into the path of her suv. police say the man driving the car was killed instantly. a stretch of route 4 was shut down earlier tonight. it's now back open. >>> there could be a breakthrough tonight in the federal probe surrounding d.c. mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign. the accounting firm is acknowledging that some of its staffers made improper contributions to many campaigns for more than a decade and that those contributions were reimbursed by local contractor jeffrey thompson. thompson is accused of financing an illegal shadow campaign to get gray elected in 2010. gray declined to comment today but said he plans to review the city's contracts with that accounting firm. >>> a few showers scattered around the area tonight. doug, more coming or what? >> i think we'll have more during the day tomorrow for sure. right now a couple light showers out there. earlier we did see some storms move through and some of us saw some

within the euro zone and keep it all intact now to talk a little bit more about this i'm joined by frederick rohde one of the co-founders of european students for liberty fred thanks very much for talking to us so this all sounds rather complicated what does it mean to the average layman in the street it basically means that in the past we have seen that no matter what was fed ex persisting in contract law those rules often have been violated because european leaders tried to stay on the machinery of powerful european union we have the same with bailouts of yours on member countries there was a no bailout clause you can you can read it in the treaties but it was just violated and now of the question is and that's trying what the constitution sort of trying to figure out whether buying bonds so if you remember is also a violation off european draw or not now mario druggy the head of the e.c.b. is in linn later on thursday now he's not exactly set for a warm reception is he what's what's in store for him when he took comes here yes actually the interesting thing is drug use going to receive an

and 53 in cockeysville and wood bine at 52 degrees this morning as well as frederick. 55 in aberdeen. and 53 in darlington. and centerville this morning at 53 degrees and good morning to you. as we step out and about, satellite and radar, a few clouds out there but all in all plenty of sunshine as we head through the rest of today. let's send it back over to you guys. >> this weekend, the world will celebrate the deep blue sea. >> take a look at this guy. how is coo is this? we love -- how cool is this? getting ready to celebrate so much more this weekend, with the huge party for world ocean day. we will let you know all that is planned coming up after the break. >> also, this morning, one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. is that really what neil armstrong said after taking his first steps on the moon? why you shouldn't always believe everything you hear. >> well, megan and charley, no delays on 695. we will show you the other main lines and the latest drive times coming up for you on "good morning maryland." >>> well, it has been the subject of book, songs and poetry a

that such a person should receive an award for responsible leadership thank you very much that was frederick rohde one of the co-founders of european students for liberty so mario draghi picking up an award for responsible leadership but certainly not winning over the hearts and minds of europe's young people. program worlds apart that's coming your way in just a moment but. you know when i was in school they would tell us stories about that other goofy economic system in the eastern bloc and about why it was doomed to fail they tell us how terrified communist bureaucrats would work very hard to give the illusion of a fish and see when their bosses were in town essentially out of fear they would try to convince the state that everything was just fine they promise of a fresh coat of paint on some stuff bump up their numbers in the books and get employees to put a smile on for the cameras so they wouldn't lose their jobs yeah this our teachers told us was a sign of true doomed economics rolling the clock forward twenty or thirty years the bosses of the current global economic system are in tow

people this time around four thousand will be getting just what berlin is think of a bomber from frederick road or from european students for liberty in just a moment one of the major points though that was made by the u.s. president this keynote speech in front of the historic brandenburg gate was that he wants to see a further one third reduction in u.s. nuclear weapons now he said he would be contacting the leaders leaders in russia to try and coordinate some for the plan there he did praise the the work that's being done with the new start treaty saying that that would limit the amount of nuclear weapons in the world to one thousand nine hundred fifty levels however he said he wanted to make that go further and wanted to try and push it on a little bit more by one third and be speaking to the russian leadership about that now fred thank you very much for talking to us just what type of reaction has. received from people here in berlin i think people were disappointed as you already mentioned five years ago there were two hundred thousand people listening to obama this time they were li

obviously the president knows the work of cullum mccann and the life of frederick douglass. having said that-- surprise, surprise and assume nothing connection between our conversation and his speech-- here's what the president said today in belfast. >> all of you, every single young person here today possess something the generation before yours did not and that is an example to follow. when those who took a chance on peace got started they didn't have auk saysful model to emulate, they didn't know how it would work but they took a chance. but so far it's succeeded and the first steps are the hardest and requires the most courage. the rest now is up to you. peace is indeed harder than war. the irish arthur cullum mccann recently wrote that. and its constant fragility is part of its beauty. a bullet need happen only once but for peace to work we need to be reminded of its existence again and again and again. and that's what we need from you. that's what we need from every young person in northern ireland and that's what we need from every young person around the world. you m

a 90-degree day in frederick, maryland. sergeant shawn tyler has just spotted the three kids climbing into the trunk of the woman's volvo. he follows close behind and pulls her over. 37-year-old lenora lucas steps out of the car to open the trunk, and out pops her 9-year-old son, her 3-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old friend. then she places a box that was taking up room in the back seat in the trunk. sergeant tyler is mystified. >> why would you let the kids >> the entire scenario is strange enough, but it's this next exchange that astonishes the officer. >> i see you have a "b" license. what do you do for a living? >> school bus. >> you drive a school bus. >> officials in frederick county say at the time of the incident, lucas hadn't driven for school system in two years. lenora lucas later tells a frederick county judge she let the kids ride in the trunk because she wanted to be a cool mom. lucas is convicted of reckless endangerment and sentenced to 18 months of probation and community service. >>> coming up -- tow y

and north sides of frederick to westminster, a little chance of quick passing sprinkle. it won't add up to more than a hundredth or two inch of rain. pittsburgh, columbus, cleveland, all that rain coming in our direction, that's the reason the rain chances continue to go up and up and up in the afternoon. those showers are along and ahead of a cold front that is trying to make its way through here. might spark off one or two rounds of showers, not looking for the severe weather we have yesterday. any time have you thunder roaring, get inside. dad, if you hear thurn, make sure everybody goes in and is safe. clouds increasing. scatters showered, not looking for a little rain today. coastline? good beach day today. few showers tomorrow, rain more likely for tuesday. it sort of repeats in the metro area. some chance of rain and then tomorrow, quick hit and miss chance, 30% and better chance still on tuesday. the good news, once we get toward the myle of the week, the front drys out. a few more days of air conditioner vacation around here. looking great. thursday, friday, sun

west 64 in frederick. 67 in martinsburg.erland, good morning, yes we got friends out there. 70 in leonardtown. leonard check out annapolis, 74 degrees, we're in the midst of our summertime temperaturesures overnight lows in the mid 70s. here is the reason to know, the dew point temperatures areeratu running in the upper 50s and 70s. 73 annapolis, when it fest to to 70, we argets to 70we are certa. will you notice the humidity,hu, very humid air mass overhead.ov cloud to starter the day. sunshine 5:43, a couple ofcouple minutes ago. we're getting into the stretch e where it's the longest days oft the year. not much rain earlier, we canien see showers developing to theope west. we got more rain with the littl area of storminess picking outot here into central tennessee ande that is going to pass to thethe south, but some of the moisturee off to the north of the area off low pressure is going to move mo through. we will have some showers, perhaps the thunderstorm not expecting severe weather aroundr here today. showers and thun

cool in frederick. one of the headlines for today is while we have a little bit of cloudiness, most of the day will be dry. we're keeping our eye on what is now tropical storm andrea in the gulf of mexico. what kind of impact will it have on our weather? well, it looks like we could get heavy rain here on friday. as for the weekend, a little iffy with a chance of showers. i'll tell you which will be a better day for your outdoor plans coming up in your seven-day in just a few minutes. time for traffic with amanda. >> we have unfortunately an accident on university boulevard near silver springs. it is going to slow you down. lanes closed eastbound. you may want to avoid that area y using new hampshire instead. lanes closed on connecticut avenue further west between the belt way and jones bridge road. we also have a construction zone on 95 slowing things down. pennsylvania avenue there closed due to the fire investigation between 10th street and 12th street. 9 5, though, has construction going on and that

>> this is in the prince frederick area and it's still closed at this hour as a result of this crash and will probably stay closed for some time as the sheriff office investigates. this involved a calvert county paramedic in an suv. she was responding to a car when a car crossed her path. the man driving that car died on impact. the medic driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. we don't know anything else about her identity or the man who was driving the car. we'll have more, jim handly, back to you. >>> a deadly stabbing at the woodly park metro station. prosecutors are considering lesser charges against the teens that killed her son there late last year. she spoke with chris jordan and surveillance photo shows how brutal that attack was. >> that's my son. that was my baby. >> reporter: she is sad and angry after prosecutors told her that they are considering reducing the charges against the teenager in the stabbing of her son after robbing him of his expensive jacket last november. >> i cried and cried and cried and explained to them that it's unfair. >> reporter: t

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