he wore number 40 both in high school and then with frostburg state. death in 2011 came amid increasing scrutiny and concern about head injuries throughout youth and college sports. no response from the ncaa but we'll keep watching this case. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> we have what looks like a beautiful friday evening. shaping >> you were just asking me about dinner plans. >> yeah. >> perfect. maybe you're going inside. temperatures today still in the low 90s but the humidity was way down. yesterday that heat index got to 105. we haven't seen anything close to that. across the national harbor camera, it's looking really nice there. temperatures today into the low 90s in the city. 92, d.c. 90 in fredericksburg. much cooler back to the west today. the reason, we saw cloud cover. take a look at the current heat index. 92 is the temperature. it's will the 92 for the heat index. that means we're not dealing with heat and humidity. it's only going to be hot weather that we've seen out there. look down to the south, some storms down to the south a

now here are those thunderstorms, in frostburg, not severe. today's highs up in the upper 80s to 90 degrees. be ready for that. jack taylor, good morning to you. >>> in northeast, we've got a new problem. we've got a reported problem near burroughs avenue. university boulevard at i-495. volume still light. route 17, right lane blocked, this is bridge deck work. it's southbound on 95. they may hang out there until 5:00, 6:00 in the on bethesda, river road may be blocked from debris. i'll have more next report. >>> live desk. lockdown still in effect overnight at one pennsylvania prison. this is a county prison in wilkes-barre -- officials saying this is a result of a confrontation between the two. the prisoners name, tracie gillamb. >>> this morning, we're seeing why a university of maryland police officer is suspended. he pepper sprayed students while breaking up a party back in may. the officer shouts spray only after using it. pop ple people start running. officers arrested two students. and then he sprays it again where medic are treating p

the middle states commissiontesc of higher education which accredits colleges in marylandan but frostburgng list. >> hogan administration ision i proposing easing a restriction i on farmers applying fertilizer i to fields in the fall. f >> right now farmers aren'tierst allowed to spread manure or mur sludge from wastewater on o their fields from novemberfi until march. now, the maryland depelartmentdr of agriculture proposed propo delaying that restriction that t until december. maryland's casinos are still rolling in the dough revenue rev at the states five casinos increased each year, year overve year for the seventh straighttrh month in june. totaling about $93 million, it was an increase of 2 percent over 2015. 2015. experts say the increase isase due to the good economicd conditions and the effectiveti marketing. back in may they set a combined revenue record of 104 million.10mi >>> wal-mart making it easierrtn to pay at the stores.t the company is lettingetting consumers use the wal-mart wt phone app to make purchases.urcs the effort is part of artf strategy to make shoppinghopping

for part of garrett county and if this is to hold together for the next 30 minute or so close to frostburg by 11:32. core beganville and brief heavy rain for you there. tomorrow morning i expect rain will be not in the picture. 81 degrees. partly sunny start and certainly a lot of humidity. by noon we're 90. by 4:00, 94 and may be chasing isolated thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. we didn't see anything today. we have a slightly better chance of seeing storms tomorrow. and that heat will help to cook them up. 95 is what we're going for in the district. 92 hagerstown and 94 mannasas and dulles and 93 for annapolis and 92 expected high in leonardtown. those are air temperatures but how will it feel to you around the noon hour. this is what our future heat index is showing leonardtown 1 101. cambridge 10 0. feeling 96 in district and taking it out to 6:00, 100 annapolis and 1 leonardtown and 100 quantico and fredericksburg feeling like 7. be prepared for the heat up develop especially next couple days. things should be at our hottest point friday and then a little bit of weekend relief especi

noon today, storms firing up near frostburg, and that rain coming into the metro. between 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 this evening. keep that in mind. today will be a warm one for sure. near 95 tomorrow, another day in the 90s. slightly lower chance for rain tomorrow as rain chance only 30% and here comes the heat, everybody. wednesday is the only day out of the next ten where we're not likely to make it into the 90s and as we get toward friday and saturday, jack taylor we may be looking at temperatures near 100 degrees. nobody is going to like that. >> it's too hot. i don't know what you are bringing it back from atlanta for. thank a lot. the suitland parkway remains closed between branch avenue and alabama avenue. over night investigation. 202 southbound after 704 the paving project still going on, right lanes getting you by there. also we've got our accident down 95 southbound, the left side of the roadway is getting by. we have a new crash trying to move south on 95 into newington. >>> it could be a giant leap forward for the future of space exploration. the launch that j

there's a little bite bt more energy up to our north at 10 o'clock tonight around the morgan town frostburgt again not sure that that isure s going to play out. we run this forward to theo t noon hour tomorrow and it's still a partly sunny sky withith very few showers around butun maybe a few pop up tomorrowomoro afternoon but we also the best energy once again tomorrow is south of d.c. but bt you can see that there mightight be some pretty healthyhealt thunderstorms down there andre that pink usually indicatesicat the possibility of hail within t a thunderstorm.nd we saw a little of that todayt y in stafford county.ord county. so let's take you into theou iot weekend as long as we'red as looking at the futurecast.urecas it's a bright start on saturday.sa we will have a front that t slips down to our south. tour su futurecast still wants to cook up one or two thunderstorms,nder not a lot saturday afternoon but we're going to keep themeep in the forecast just in ann isolated way. w. here's what we get tomorrow.omor mid 90's. 94 degrees.94 degrees but as this front swingsnt swing through over

frostburg, allegany county 67 tomorrow morning. 63 in berkeley springs and 64 in berriesville. 67 in ashburn. metro area wake-up temperatures are nice. mostly in the 60's. but 71 is the forecast reading in downtown washington tomorrow morning. now we look ahead at the heat alert. different heat alerts. heat advisory in the orange area. excessive heat warningsings in e northwestern section of missouri and northeastern kansas. part of nebraska. south dakota to minnesota. then excessive heat watches. well, the problem is it's all moving this direction. that is what we expect later this week. i think by friday and most likely the weekend there will be some kind of heat related advisory in effect for the area. because of the excessive heat and building humidity levels. tomorrow, beautiful. sunshine in the morning. 72. comfortable in midday and 84. the high is 87 tomorrow in washington. the average is 89. we are below average. not as hot. definitely less humid. look ahead to the next seven days. it all changes. thursday. 95 on friday. over the weekend the air temperatures approaching 100 d

host: we have robert calling in from frostburg, maryland. would you pay more money to fix the roads? caller: i will tell you why. people elect politicians to run our country. until the politicians take control back of running our country instead of allowing these corporate masters to tell them what to do, i do not care what problems we have, we will continue to have problems. until the politicians take control back to roll our government and quit being paid off by these corporate people, we will have problems with roads and every other problem you want to mention. , from theinges american society of civil engineers was on washington journal last month talking about america's infrastructure spending. the next 10ok at years, 20 16-2025, if we continue the way we are investing at current levels, each family can expect to lose $3400 per year. the u.s. gdp will underachieve by 3.9 trillion dollars by the year 2029. sales will lapse by $20 trillion and 2.5 million jobs will be at risk by 2025. this is a big economic issue. infrastructure issues ar