frederick has factories built all over the country. kondrat of people work in them including women nobody has to be idle the monuc even make sure of that person and they from time to time the air is particularly fond of the royal porcelain factory as it guarantees substantial profits. the white gold has many fans. k.p. and arroyo brand. new air . my the air the city soon becomes too turbulent for frederick he wants to rule and philosophize in peace and quiet. place. the air he has a new palace builds on a vinnie are potsdam it is based on his own plans. song susi meaning without care that's how he wants to live in peace away from the courtship rituals in berlin. the end goal. the passion king composes and makes music here as the flutist of song cincy this is also where he receives illustrious guests from many european countries. the french philosopher voltaire has achieved world fame in his lifetime and he has a goal may that means a lot of work for the court purveyors and cooks. there to keep the discerning guest happy because frederi

frederick liu: right. well, i think the court applies the same functional approach that it's applied in becker, in scarborough with respect to fee applications, in gonzalez v. thaler with respect to certificates of appealability, in edelman with respect to charges filed with the eeoc. i think the court does have to have some understanding of what the function of that document is. the statute here makes plain what the function of this document is. it is to initiate removal proceedings. i think it's also fair to look at the function of the stop-time rule, and the function of the stop-time rule is to basically say, while it's true that being physically present in the united states builds some sort of reasonable reliance interests up to a point, it's no longer reasonable to rely on being in the united states once the government has given you a notice to appear that tells you that the government intends to remove you. it was the point of the stop-time rule to make the stop-time determination turn on the beginni

frederick. mr. frederick: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, i would note at the beginning that all of these arguments were before the court 40 years ago in abood. and when the court unanimously upheld the idea of agency fees, it considered whether or not these issues would constrain the constitutional prerogatives of government to act under democratic impulses to come up with a system that would fit the local culture, history, private sector background of what state governments were having to do to recruit and attract the most willing and able people to discharge the public services that public employees are required to perform. so, when this court addressed in lehnert the question of how do you draw the line between those fees that are deemed to be ideological and those that are deemed to be part of a statutorily mandated process, the court cleaved, and the question of whether or not the statute mandated, as it does here, exclusive representation and the union is required to represent the minority m

the pope had decided ellen possibly influenced by fredericks magnificent gifts. sixty shields to the emperor. about the last there and his entourage are surprised by the anger of the wrong ones they're in danger. start. looking at. henry the lion shows his control of the situation. down to i thank you cousin feel courage and loyalty. everything for the emperor and his realm. to lie and prove to worthy of his name he was to not let baba rasa forget it frederick the first has come south his king he returns as empress if baba roster wants to rule in the north and south of his empire he will have to cross the alps a difficult undertaking the end of. his empire in the middle of the twelfth century he is king of the germans and wields imperial power in italy and burgundy but the powerful valve setting and bop and bag and vittles bathhouses rule in the german world the house of ho and dolphins own land and mainly in the southwest. the empty fells castle in the south and collaton it is considered impregnable frederick barasat comes here often the house of hellish dolphin

this is frederick the first of the house of horn dolphin. elected king of the germans in eleven fifty two his round stretches all the way down into southern italy but he harbors a wider ambition to become empress of the west powerful rivals challenge him one of them is call my ally and lead the land. of the air . an important visitor to the eternal city the citizens of around haven't seen a german king for two decades but the guest from the north is by no means welcomed because of his red beard the romans call him bob as awesome. long as. you state i'm not comfortable among these romans this isn't what sharing looks like so what are you doing in italy anyway an empire without italy no henrich no emperor without rome. the engine drome end it sees as an eternal role model for europe's later lives the traditions of the roman empire have been associated with the german kingdom since the tenth century the germans have now been comune as of italy for the past two centuries the the ng and has the pope crowned the german king autoload the great holy

don't we know a lot about frederick douglass? we do, but the principle reason i am doing this book, and i won't go into the details at l,he reason i spent the last decade on this book is because i encountered a private collection of douglas material owned by a man in georgia, of all places, named walter evans. an amazing private collection of scrapbooks, family papers and of letters, etc., etc. i encountered it about nine or 10 years ago, and it was one of those moments but you have to tell yourself damn, if i don't , do this book, somebody else will. so, anyway. that collection was a window particularly into the last third of douglas' life. the older douglass, because that is when his son and daughters kept these amazing scrapbooks on him. but today, i'm going to talk about the war, and douglass' ideas about the war, and it takes me back to an original subject. i am glad of that. you might notice, maybe you can't even see it. the subtitle, which is my publisher's subtitle, but i owned up to it -- "profit of freedom." if you have

the protestants led by john frederick of saxony trusted in god. but i have news from the scouts of the emperor has advanced as far as allows a state of its followers on here still have to cross the aisle that buys us john that skipped on sight sites going to work time enough to prepare the warm welcome the emperor deserves and fun to have a. the protestant army felt safe on the other side of the river which it deemed impossible for the emperor's artillery. but charles was determined to take the initiative on the cover a stick for his soldiers for that the elder cut down the guards and secured a floating bridge. if it succeeded the surprise attack would rout the small county troops. troop. the men under a lecture john frederick trusted ingall and i've. put the emperor's troops banked on the element of surprise. was. the stealthy attack caused panic among the forward scouts of the small county glee . here. dressed in splendid armor charles arrived wholly unexpected while most of his infantry had crossed the floating bridge the cavalry found a ford h

but frederick was an artist. and was incredibly into jazz.and so that had been outlawed in germany by hitler, but he snuck around and would listen to it. so he had this impression of e rican americans: they were artistic, they wrm. all the things that he never felt growing up in his family, because he had a very dysfunctional relationship with his father, in particular, becaushe wasn't a military guy. he wasn't into the war. he really was this artistic, ee spirit. so he saw elinor, and attached all these feelings and ideas, and fell madly in love with her. so they started to see each other in secret. he volunteered at the hospital and they were able to go on these secret rendezvs, and started a full-blown romance. when you think about two people who would've-- never should'veng been faln love with each other, they found each other. and that's what makes this story, to me, even all the more unbelievable. i mean, he was a soldier. she was although discriminated against, she still was an ameran officer in the army. so they were committing a crim

the men under a lectern john frederick trusted in gone i've. put the emperor's troops banked on the element of surprise. was. the for. the stealthy attack caused panic among the forward scouts of the small county clique. here. dressed in splendid armor charles arrived wholly unexpected while most of his infantry had crossed the floating bridge the cavalry found a ford higher up stream. his defeat of the protestants at the battle of mubarak was decisive. the portrayed by titian commemorating his victory had charles reached his goal of returning germany to the empires fall the two after his triumph on the battlefield the emperor went on to capture the town where everything and begun that in the. but the man he had declared an enemy of the state was no longer alive. the great reformer the died at the age of sixty two one year before the battle of novak in february fifteenth forty six. little slang for us to give luther's long term impact on germany and the germans is the cultural and more specifically the linguistic achievement which through this

the most recent book i did was on frederick douglas and photography. i found out he is the most photographed american in the 19th century. there are more separate photographs of frederick douglass than of any other american in the 19th century. more than of lincoln, custer, twain, anyone else. i have run the numbers, and you can ask me and i can show you. there are a few unknowns, like grant. no one has added up the archives of grant. but the larger point -- and sojourner truth is one of the most photographed women in the 19th century. douglass and truth are also hugely admired public speakers, orators, among the greatest male orators respectively in the 19th century. douglass could command a higher speaking fee than any other orator, and this was back when it came with celebrity, like being an actor. it was one of the few forms of entertainment. douglass, for the first 50 years isthe 20th century, essentially out of print. he is systematically suppressed. benjamin quarrels brings douglas back into print in 1948 with his narrative. "my bondage and my f

so i brought him to frederick douglass high school. everyone was stunned, including my teacher. and i got an a in the class. [laughter] i share this story with you, to share a few lessons that i learned in my pursuit of what i wanted most at the age of 16. that was to have a georgia tech basketball player come to my school. first lesson i learned to be summed up by a quote from nelson mandela, "it always seems impossible until it is done." i know that many of you are experiencing that feeling today. it probably seemed impossible when he got to the campus of georgia tech. but here you are today. so congratulations to you. [applause] the other lesson i learned was one that my father taught me. what is the worst i can happen, someone can tell you know, then what have you lost? well, that basketball player told me no. but his teammate told me yes. so i gained an a. by also realized, we are all human. to me,s more evident when i looked at the really cool guys in my classroom that day, who completely lost it when the basketball player walked into the room. reminder, that sometimes, it

, great friend grandson of frederick could not attend today but also receive a portion of the reward. johnson of naples, florida, great-granddaughter of frederick, please check as a small token of my city's appreciation, yes? [applause] [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> a level from the side. ready for specifics? 3, 2, one. >> thank you. and if you would come to me please. i want to thank you so much for your invitation and congratulate this organized gaithersburg book festival. thank you. [applause] >> in our city we have a lot, took part of my representation, traveled thousands of miles for you to test it, it is a very old town, 1223 years old and you have some impressions of this. thank you. [applause] >> can you hold the bag? >> i live in jersey. >> 3, 2, one. >> thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i can take some questions but makes no sense we come all the way from germany and not show you how beautiful the town is so go a little bit further. we live in a town nestled in the vineyards. our town, primarily from the wine harvest. used to have a vineyard, this

you look on there and you see frederick. road to your way up the emmitsburg out of frederick and you see the branch where it goes to utica and right before the kramers. jp these maps were called residential maps. whereere commercial deals the publisher would go around, make sure he got everybody's name, residence, put it on their along with an active -- an accurate description of the railroads, towns, businesses, everything else. people would subscribe to them. bought one.obably the army of the potomac united prior tomy had no idea fort sumter they would be fighting in carroll county maryland. so what they did, they used residential maps that were readily available. here is meade looking at the map of frederick county working his way up there with his finger on the map. we will do it at jp kramer. everyone of his corps commanders has a map like his. correspondence from o l howard to reynolds dated june 30 were reynolds is telling him he wants him to follow him north as reynolds leaves marsh creek and heads towards gettysburg

bu p one moreleasant night here. 6 frederick and hagern and6 of martinsburg. 70s move inas south and e of town and that's a sign of humidity coming back and boy does it come bac in a big way. high pressure offhe coastline and grabs this southern humidity and heat that builds this time of year. and throw newspaper our dire aionnd you know what that means. another heat wave a and teeraturesnto the 90s. heat index values up over 100. there's the day forecast. today a good one. 3. hours to 8 and here come the heat towards end of week. mid 0s urturday and sised. that's weather off to erin for traffic. 4:48 now. we're keeping oou're eyesn the roads. >>> we have a motorcycle crash deadly crash we've been astracking it happent night. piscataway at glep dale dri voxing a motorcycle blogging both directions in wilson. caution. great shape across all the area bridges. metro service picks up 5 a.m.. as you head woodbridge east of route 1 there's a fire unt pleasant avenue. that department activity is laneslawl back to you. >> 4:49 is the time now. new details this morning in respon to the def st

i'm headed straight to frederick county. how long it stretches throughout the span of the county into carol county, as well. definily heavy rainith this one. 60 mile per hour wind gusts. that will be the biggest threat wiis. not a lot of lightning, no reports of hail just t. tracking it out as it continues to push east. we're seeing it arrive in areas at 6:09 in the coming minutes and within the next half hou moving farther south. possibly moving into parts of montgomery but at this poi around 6:36 it should be in freedom. bigow picture does he worst of those storms moving to the south of us are situated down in areas like st. george's island and st. mary's. we'll keep an eye on this has it goes t the southeast impacting areas likeme mont. maryland needs to head indoors until it expires at 6:35. for more, erik back to you. >>> d.c. prison aolice are investigating a deadly crash involving a bus and clsit. police say 19-year-old malik habib'sike tire got caught in the rail causing him to fall into the path of a charter bus. he

frederick county to loudoun county, we're seeing the showers. heavier rain possible along the i-81 corridor in the northern shenandoah valley. that's where we find flood watches and warnings. these are ongoing. most of these trying to go until 10:00. they may go ahead and extend that, depending on what the situation is like around these areas. system of thre rivers arey high. some of the roads, the back roads,re flooded or waterlogged. again, flood watches and warnings ongoing, mainly west of the district, for a lot of our counties and friends off to the west. ife headed to the giantson

governor larry hogan's reque for a physical disaster declaration in frederick county.lows small business administration to provide low intere disaster loans to maryland businesses, nonprofits homeowners and renters.y frederick c officials will open a disaster loan outreach centern june 25th. >> coming up, former top trump official paul manafort i behind bars this morning. why a judge decided to revoke his bond. plus, the new charges he's facing >> and go ahead and have your cup of joe this morning. health officials have debked a major heah risk connected tooffee. boy, they go bac and forth on coffee its crazy. we'll explain. it's 7:10. >> i w stickinith it tony. i need my coffee. >>> time is's 7:10. a live look as we head to break of the white house. on is gorgeous his saturday morning. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power tomprove peoples' lives. that's why in the statlegis, i fought for more computer science in our scho

she was in the abolitionist circumstances of frederick douglas and susan b. anthony and in 1862 she was having a family tragedy in a very depressed state, but she was asked to come down here in the midst of the civil war, and she seized the opportunity. some spent the rest of her life in alexandra and then washington during the civil war she was working for the rights of african-americans who had escaped slavery and come into alexandra. alexandra was union occupied during the war and if blacks came from slavery into the area they could remain free. that was her mission, that was her struggle for purpose. she then became one of the first generation offices female government workers at the patent office, worked for suffrage, and coming from very quiet backound, left a pretty momentous life. >> thank you. eugene meyer, grew up in long island in the suburbs and since january 2004 has been free lance writer. he work for three decades at the "washington post" as a reporter and an editor, he has had more than bylines at the "new york times." u.s. newsu.s. news and w

disaster for baltimore and howard counties coming a week after governor requested sdaingts relief foron frederick and wash counties. those funds areanxpected to be grd. president trump agreed that the floo last month in both counties constituted major disaster for roj don't. the flooding caused more than 31 is structural close to million in property losses. >>>th in district maybecauseere meless families hit aereho roadblock. bowser administration said will be delays because of construction b beingind schedule for two replacement shelters. right now over 160 families remain at formal hospital campus and 35 set to move into

>> in the shadow of this injustice, enslaved people, like 16-year-old frederick douglass in maryland,to secure their own freedom. [ sheep bleats ] >> i felt as i had never felt before. it was a glorious resurrection from the tomb of slavery to the heaven of freedom. the white man who expected to succeed in whipping me must also succeed in killing me. >> frederick douglass escapes north and works with the underground railroad, a network of abolitionists and former slaves who help enslaved people escape the south, and he crosses paths with harriet tubman. >> it's this way! now i've been free, i know what a dreadful condition slavery is. i've seen hundreds of escaped slaves, but i never saw one who was willing to go back and be a slave. i think slavery is the next thing to hell. [ dogs barking ] >> though some escape their chains, the american government, dominated by the southern slave power, make sure that true freedom for african-americans remains out of reach. >> welcome to the barnum hotel, sir. >> dred scott is a u.s. slave who is persuaded to sue for his freedom on the grounds tha

according to noted abolitionist frederick douglass, the first frederick douglass -- [laughter] in every phase of the great conflict, he worked and honorable parts. he was one of the foremost brilliant statesman who we constructed the union on the basis of liberty. ohioy grew up in southern as i mentioned. he became interested in politics at an early age, and as a young man, he was involved in the underground railroad. eventually he moved to the northwest city of toledo where anti-slavery statement -- sentiment was stronger. he helped to found the african methodist visible church in toledo. a democrat, ashley said with his party until 1854 because as i mentioned before, he loved the economic populism of andrew jackson, but over time he became convinced his heart he was overtaken by the slave power. in 1864 he left the democratic party, joining protests against kansas the rest act which led to the formation of the republican party -- kansas the breast act which led to the formation -- nebraska act which led to the formation of the republican party. he is said to be a founder. ashley campa

always some 70 actually in frederick.ou're rolling along nicely. >>> in 20 does 2018 both will head to the polls for decisive races. polls open at 7:00 a.m. less than two hours to go now. several incumbent are wrong including mayor bowser, who is taking another term. >>> initiative 77 could dirrtly impact yext trip to determine or happy hour. >> justin fink is live along u stre to explain both sides of this initiative. justin, good morning. eun, aaron. good morning, u street is ahome to a number of bars and restaurants. you can jus imagine they are watching this neshtive very closely here because their operation says wld change significantly under initiative 77. let's get into ithere. as of right now tipped workers in d.c. are earning $3.33 an hour, and they're on track to see that raise to $5 by the year 2020. once you factor in this initiative, it would raise that minimum wage to $15 an hour to e year some say it would put theutted workers on a different economic standing. >> people are not making ends meet off of 33 an

latest crash out of frederick on 270 plus a car fire causing visibility issues on 95 northbound. look at all the accidents, that's cing up. steve. >> the battle over illegal immigration may be coming to ahead this week he nation's capitol. more protests erupted overep children being sated from their parents at the border. >> now the trump administration's zero tolerance policy faces a great al of criticism. fox5's melanierelnwick has from washington where president trump is thatee scheduled to m with key lawmakers today. mel. >> reporr: well, an old wal-mart in oregon, a tent city in texas, just some of e detention facilities t were toured by lawmakers over the weekend as the adminiration is now forced to defend its controversial policy. protests atetention facilities in texas and in new jersey where docratic lawmakers unloaded on the trump administration. >> you h to your children and you don't even know where your cldren are. that's unacceptable. >> reporter: many minors cross the borders by themselves. >> whenp you exempt a grouf people from the law, ie, adults entering illega

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hagerstown over towards gaithersburg and frederick. some very light rain swers but off to our west we still see more so that could still be n passing throuthern maryland for the morning commute. weould have a couple more showers passing through. a cloudy, warmer day.te eratures around 87 degrees. it won't be a washout of a day. through the area and afternoon cloudy with a chance of a couple of spotty showers. w go into the weekend, it looks pretty good. dry threat starting tomorrow not today obviously but tomorrow into the weekend. sunshine in the forecast. lookat at yourday and sunday, this is great weather if you want to head to the pool, grill withad because it is father's day. by sunday we're looking at highs in the low 90s. 7 cl 7:00 in the morning, 70degrees. by the afternoon, high of 92. we're going to be heating up around here. it will be hotter as we i goo next monday. let's get a check on your roads on this wednesdaymorning. almost halfway through the week, melissa. >> almost there. 7 at gallows road, d brokenn tractor-traile

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>>>ther local black bea sighting caught on camera in frederick county maryland. rough the backyard of a houfr in ederick. at one point the bear stopped to look at the man recording and took off. it's the second bear sighting in our area two days, yesterday woman spotted a bear behind a hous in manassas. >> dc vots have approved initiative 77, theallot mesh to increase minimum wage for a tip workers. controversial decision and all the political headline ahead at 5@630. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . anha take a fresh looiant's i thoughproduce prices.vorite.g pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy. what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's oduce prices. >>> latest developmentsrom the capital gazette shooting, the suspected gun man jarred ramos appeared in he did not speak, ramos i charged with five counts of first-gree murder and being held without bond, investigators say he barricaded the back door of the building f the attack to prevent people from running away. >>> according to court documents. police found ramos hiding

leonardtown 70. 64 frederick. patsating thunderstormer tonight.ot any big time outbreak later today. >> xwuring officer night hours humidityessons and sunny conditions. nice thursday ahead rk here we come.levrmingpa ton sunny skies,th 8 friday toovrn father's day weekend,away giayveawk w fool, temperatures maids be in middle 90 sz. let's check the forecast and erin como is back. >> that's a beautiful weekend. 5:17 now. southbound after 80 red speeds dipping down 30 miles an hour. 70 through 80 factor in extra pime. delay picking u in fact 31 minutes to get from inamera once hit 109 moving up to 80 that big delay is0 minutes because of that crash. c >> anothersh being blowing right shoulder 3 with the 99 the 5 northbound side seminary road. main lane sl. hov atpeed. adding 5 minute to commute. volume i light. speaking of light volume ill speed clem park. outer andpper loop side of citizens bank park beltway. it looksreat. if y head out and about no normal congestion through tyson's yet. things through laurel same at speed. if you head to baltimore

no problems 9 everything at speed70 even from frederick.nside the beltway 35 great and bridge is moving along long type. all secondars are crash free. moyp or delayo dale city yellow zone that's the wovt it r now. aside from that nice andie qu back to you guys. >> 5:37 now t "fox5" zip trip cre had an awesome time in lexington park, maryland, we're visiting -- wol be live starting at 6 a.m friday come out and see us. >> you can nrid style with our fox/zip strips. now through august 19 you can win a two year reece on brand new 2 it 0 19 acura tlx. it's a random drowning, all must astep it the simple chris the the prize is provided by d.c. area acura dealers.le cote rules atox5dc.comp fox5dc.com/contest. look today's matches and act of kindness throughout the fidfom♪ act of kindness throughout the fidfom♪ (b irds chirping, a running brook,) (b ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles

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frederick 68 this morning. dewpoints are up there as well.region wide so thateans as holly kind of just mentioned feels ther humid as you start your day. i'm a little concerned with fog though we're not seeing& locally.lly. frederick 3-mile visibility, hagerstown a mile and aqu ter. we'll continue to watch and see i more doesn pop up. satellite and radar showing a good amount of clouds to start e day here. some scattered showers out there b nothing too heavy to start thecaay. fust saying there could be a few more through themo ing and we should break it off to partly sunny conditions as we head into the afternoon. notice a little bit of patchy green. we'real notly in the clear today. we could pop an isolated shower but your much better chances of showers and storms are going to be down hereo the south and to the west areaer on tonight, there's of o'clock, d.c. baltimore mostly dry, front ro i-81 corridor towards fredericksburg it's showers and storms pos.ble for you once a and that all tries to build up into the d.c. region as we move through

so, a lot of vanderbilt, and a gentleman named frederick law olmstead, their plan was to rehabilitate the land and make it that hospitality based location for george vanderbilt's family and friends. him and olmstead was probably -- what we call the first landscape architect. mr. olmstead did not care for that term, landscape architect, but what he was looking for was the big picture. he had come from central park in new york cy. he had a vision that spanned huge acreage, and also the ability to see what he called the picturesque -- what that pretty little vignette would look like. he started landscape architecture in the united states. frederick law olmstead had worked with george vanderbilt in the past, had worked with the vanderbilt family a number of times in the past. he was the preeminent person to have an estate like this laid out. he was at the end of his career. he did not have anything left to prove. he could bring all of his experiences. he could have this really beautiful picture that included forrester's -- forest, which is something that people do not see consciously. bea

partido de calidad, brasil contra mÉxico pinta muy bien, pero haÁ cosas que vamos a comentar con frederickos digas algo ¿quÉ papel van a hacer nuestros equipos latinos que han pasado a octavos de final, colombia, argentina, uruguay mÉxico. >> la verdad que es impresionante, comenzamos por el partido de argentina contra francia cuando vemos el golazo de luis suÁrez y otras imagenes del tri contra suecia, argentina vino de menos a mÁs, el leÓn dormido entre lionel messi argentina tiene 6 jugadores, si la selecciÓn de argentina reciben tarjeta amarilla entre ellos lionel messi se pierde los cuartos de final se pasan, atenccreo que f puede pecar de joven, tiene jugadores que a lo mejor no han estado acostumbrados a este tipo de enfrentamientos y argentina que ha sabido sufrir en esta copa mundial no la darÍa por muerta mi mucho menos porque la verdad puedes pero tan, euroiur su garra y todo lo que tiene, tambiÉn puede sorprender, atenciÓn nada mÁs uruguay tiene un jugador a percibido, si le dan tarjeta amarilla podrÍa perderse los cuartos de final igual que argentina si cristiano ronaldo ve ta

win chester and frederick 59. 60 in gaithersburg and culpeper 62 and 65 frederick fredericksburg. everyone off to nice start. dloudynessut early and i keep showing wrongadar. this the w't show satellite and. we will see cloudyness. it's partly sunny. flow will number and around that. daytime high low 80s. and look ago head here. tomorrow maybe showers in the. forecast warm front comes through and we'll start to pump heat later this week and into the weeken weekend. and i'll show youp day here. this setup the bermuda high is classic setup for us to get heat andilt wbe building rounds here. heatbeaver 3. saturday. sunday, monday, tuesday, all well into e 9 the 0s. we have lots of heat asin we get holiday weekend. there you government 8 today. tomorrow. with showers. and then we heat it up by f thursdayriday. and look what happens next weekend. saturday, sunday, monday, temps well into owe 90s looks dry right now for weekend going to the beach, pool, f at kithichblingt okay, i'll wrap up it and i talk abou karen. >> i still need a pees is slice floa this is sten of earlier out of the

mary cy that is movingds t prince frederick. brief, heavy rain for you. there fairly isolbeed. theren a bit more crossing through the hancock and hagersto area and moving to pennsylvania and widen out little bit. a bit more still back to the west. through west virginia and lanothere that i'm watching up closer to the area.sburgh so everything moving prchty mu from west to east proaching the wood stock area southern end of thish and bottom line we can't rule out another thunderstorm especily in overnight hours. frontal boundaries and moving back to pittsburgh. and in parts of our area a rumble of thund tonight. harth nat risk for strg guvi whipped and heavys downpour. upper level energy rewith waiting to move on buy. i wanted to show you future cast. 10:30 tonight we're not seeing this in prince george joint uth. we are seeing thisr active and i future cast is right this may expand by 12:30 into western suburbs across the northern district to the marginal risk area storm reprix denter towards baltimore and 2, 3 in the morning and out of here. so by the time you start thursday if

shower and activity hagerstown and frederick, leesburg and martinsburg area. take a lk at the wider view, we're looking at this area of thunderstorms hat will try to move in here the next couple of hours. we may see some of those around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 tonight. i think a better d.chance, , north and westward, as we move on through with the exception o southern maryland already has storms, most of northern virginia, good idea to carry the umbrella. heav rain and a downpour or two. gusty winds and a strong storm. hail, a low threat for that. next couple days. here comes the heat. 90 tomorrow, 93 on friday. 96 ontu ay, 97 on sunday. yeah, the heat definitely here on through the weekend. the heat index could be into the low 100s. take a look at this. if you want relief, the beach is the right way to go. that's not it. let's keep going. if you go monday, high of 96 degrees, heat and humidity stick around, trust me, the beach is the better place. i will have that forecast at 6:45 tonight. i have 90 or hotter, jt a couple of chances of showers and orms, rea

up toward northern montgomery county into southern frederick we are seeing rain as well.n in the district, some light showers movingro inthe west. futurecast on now, 8:30 p.m., pu can see the storm is continuing toh out through southern maryland. we could see the rain flare up more in northern loudoun county as well as portions of southern frederick. the good news is, as the sun sets, that's when things become tranquil and calm down. a lot of active weather is dying down. keep that in mind when you're making summertime plans, the most active weather is in the afternoon. moving to tomorrow morning, dry, showers though,possible, farther south and east of the district. if you're dining out tonight in thedistrict, rain showers likely through 7:00 and 8:00. farther south of the district, veat's where we have the storm chance. warm out there as well. now, tomorrow, we'll be even hotter. temperatury for your sun are going to be around 90 degrees in the afternoon. wel wve a nice bit of sunshine. but the chance for the isolated shower is sti there. for your sunday plans, be prepar