up to the north and west, a couple showers and even thunderstorm to the south of hancock. south of 70. in terms of where they are moving, they will push off to the southwest. some heavy rain will be in hancock and roll right across 60 and probably up toward cumberland. we'll keep you posted. nothing severe. back to the computer. we'll talk about temperatures. low 70s, pretty nice. 71 in alany. now tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, breezy, and cool. a few showers, 60s to around 70 and by afternoon, mostly cloudy, breezy, and cool with some showers, could give way to steadier rain toward evening. high temperatures between 70 and 75 and winds northeasterly at 10 to 20 and gusty. the forecast now for the zones, all six zones are on our website. mid 70s towards martinsburg. a little warmer to the west. 74 in bluemont. low 70s in oakton and 73 in dumfries. downtown, showers, college park 73. germantown, 72. there's the small craft advisory on the bay. essentially through friday morning. because of the northeast winds, only low 70s for annapolis and prince frederick. you get far e

he was arrested at the best value inn in hancock last august. his girlfriend, renee reynolds is serving a 12-year prison sentence for pretending to be a hostage during the standoff. >>> baltimore city police shoot and wound a plan police thought was -- man police thought it was a dangerous weapon. turns out it was a spatula. it happened in bridgehampton drive 6:00 this morning. police arrived on scene after receiving a suicide call. police say the man started to wave what appeared to be a sharp object at paramedics, he ignored the plea to stop coming toward them, that's when he was shot several times. the weapon, as i said, turned out to be a spatula. the two officers will be placed on radio teen administrative leave. >>> 27 baltimore city employees will be out of a job. employees will have to take at least five furlough days as part of budget cuts. mayor sheila dixon says there could have been as many as 400 employees fired if not for the furlough plan. city employees will have to take five designated holidays without pay and up to 10 if they m

r some showers east of cumberland, d., and it is approaching hancock. to the west, up in garrett county, we have some rain. the heavier downpours will hold off until later this afternoon and evening, especially east of i-95. 78 the high temperature today, a comfortable one. already, outside. we will have cloudy skies, for the next several days with a few showers, as well. a fairly gray workweek. >>> we go to beverly farmer. resting up for tomorrow? >> yes. if you are traveling into work by chance, the i-395 coidor looking like this, good in each direction. the 14th street bridge or south towards springfield, the i-95 corridor, incident free each way between the capital beltway and dumfries. the federal holiday, an additional brake there. still looking good on 95, springfield, the belt way through alexandria, and in tysons, no issue. maryland drivers, taking i-40 and five west, -- taking i-495 west. checking out the outer loop with connecticut avenue and bethesda, everything looking good there. later on this morning, the connecticut avenue area in kensin

especially around hancock. >> this is mostly what my commute is like. mostly back roads. >> he considers this his mobile office. >> i have spent a lot of time in here. >> his destination today, the westminster community pond. it is here in this peaceful place. >> it is a beautiful pond. >> he begins his paperwork. >> i actually put it into excel spread sheet. competition would like to have the information. >> he scans the surrounding serenity. and counts the culprits. >> there is about two that we need to have move on. >> it is the same flock that brought bill frock. >> i come here, and just to watch the ducks, and relax. >> it also lets the young like braden. >> my son absolutely loves coming here. he loves to play with the ducks. that's all he talks about is duck pond. >> but as the numbers add up. dan gets on with his mission. and gets his business partner. >> ready to go to work? >> meet zip. >> look at the eyes. >> boarder collies are known as obsessive exulssives of the dog world. boarder collies herd geese off the property. >> they get rid of the

areaan nod ansouth, scattered aboud the eastern and west virginia panhandle from paw paw south of hancockorth of martinsburg, dotting i-40 sth of 70 along the frederick of sh waof mount airy. der and sout mrn anyld and northern ann neck a few ligh showers la plata across the bridge and 301 to the northern neck. temperatures today will be in the lower to middle 70s with spotty showers. more rain tonight and tomorrow. almost 5:30. angie goff, what do you got? >> half way through the hour and the week. happy wednesday, everybody. we follow a tieup in upper marlboro. this is an accident investigation. crews are still out there. we are hearing from officials at prince georges county telling us at whitehorse and brown station thank you they are going to be there another half hour and taking away lanes as needed. be prepared for that. a great drive past father hurley but the outer loop moving north of the district. a live shot at university. a water main break on river road past hall road and they are taking away lanes as needed. 395, no issues past duke street in to this district. >>> tonight p

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over to hancock. rising sun, elkton. and havre de grace, see something showers. right around salisbury and toward vienna. and on the wider scan, columbia seeing this. seeing a few sprinkles there. and also seeing some showers. this is going to be the case off and on throughout the evening. and we'll see a better chance of rain area wide. >> all right, tim. thank you. >>> let's check on the roads right now, with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> hi, sally. good afternoon, everyone. plenty of accidents to talk about this afternoon on area roadways. fortunately, delays aren't too serious at this hour. the biggest one on the beltway, at york road, on the right shoulder. it was blocking lanes. then you're looking at a six- minute backup to perring parkway. watch for another wreck, 95 southbound. that's blocking the eastern avenue on-ramp. an overturned tractor-trailer, expected to be there through rush hour. no delays at this time. one accident aberdeen road, bel air road. and some include north charles at west lake, west lafayette at calhoun. one more in sever

temperatures will be cooler in the mid to upper 70s. 76 hancock. 78 waldorf, a maryland traffic update. with more, here's kris sneed. >> a couple of problems in maryland. this is past the american legion bridge on the inner loop near river road. jammed back to the bridge. an accident is getting by. only the right lane. losing the left lanes and the right shoulder. route 29 franklin avenue is closed due to an overnight accident there and southbound 270 a report of a disabled vehicle. this is near crawford road. slow from 109 to 121. andrea, over to you. >> think positive this morning as best selling author and motivationle peeker willie jolly explains incredible things are ready to come your way but you have to make a commitment first. >> this is willie jolly and the live better tip for success is the power of making a commitment when you get a goal in mind and go after that goal i guarantee there will be obstacles an challenges but if you are willing to make a commitment you will find you get a determined attitude. you will see incredible things start to happen. girder said like this.

a little breeze with hancock 65. bowie 66. waldorf 67 and potomac near 66. we will look at the maryland roads. >> thank you very much. we are live from georgia avenue and the east-west highways. no problems to report. next shot, germantown and frederick. we remain delay free. this is 355 and germantown actually. that would be the right -- yeah, that's the right road. 50 westbound from the bay bridge to annapolis, that drive is okay. when you hit 202 and 201, or see 201 that you are slowing down. >> it is time to decide what you want and take your life to the next level. best selling they are and motivational speaker will live lee jolly tells you how to do it. >> reporter: this is willie jolly and today's live better tip for success is taking your life to the next level. i will share steps from my book that has gotten incredible results for people around the world. i didn't create these steps but i have used them and know they work. step one is decide what you want. that's right. decide what you want. if you ask people what they want they cannot tell you. the

as we look at the specific forecast, we are looking at highs around 74 up north in hancock to 78 down in waldorf. 76 bowie. spotty showers at times. angie, how is the maryland highway system? >> a new tieup to tell you about. a live look at norbeck. this crash activity. car is in the road. all lanes are blocked. more coming up. good news as we switch over to the maps and show you the accident investigation at white house and brown station road. it is now clear. a look at bradley bailiff and connecticut, everything is a go. >>> your words speak volume as best-selling author and motivational speaker willie jolly explains they can also affect your income. >> reporter: hi. this is willie jolly. today's live better step for success is watch your language because your words impact your income. your success or lack thereof can often be traced directly to the words that your speak in your daily conversation. if you want greater success, use words that empower you rather than words that inflate you. your words impact the power you have. physically and mentally and psychological studies, tests

. >> reporter: i'm paula hancocks in jerusalem.ike the united states, health care here in israel is not a topic of great debate. and that's because medical coverage is already universal here and has been since 1995, even before that law was introduced, some estimate 96% of israelis already had some kind of insurance. so while israelis might have much to complain to their government about, health care is not one of those issues. and the infant mortality right, the life expectancy rate here in israel is actually higher than in the united states and in many western european countries. >> reporter: hi. i'm matthew chance in moscow. and one huge killer in this country is, you guessed it, the bottle. russians drink more than any other people in the world, nearly five gallons of pure alcohol every year for every man, woman, and child here. as you might expect, alcoholism is one of the main reasons why life expectancy here is so low, just 58 years for russian men, who are, of course, the biggest drinkers. consumption of low-quality, homema

police arrested james privot after he allegedly threatened to blowup the american value inn at hancockng, arson, marijuana possession and burglary. prosecutors are seeking a 25 year prison sentence. >>> president obama will meet with other world leaders in pittsburgh for the g20 summit. obama is exempted to speak about the state of the global economy. this is the 3rd meeting of the group of the top 20 economies since the economic crisis hit last year. >>> massachusetts will get a new interim senator today to replace the late senator ted kennedy. the governor is said to announce the appointment at a news conference. he isn't naming any names. but the kennedy wants paul kirk to get the appointment. >>> still to come, celebrate wine with a little bit of soul. we are live at the canton wine and jazz festival coming up in the hot spot. >>> he want the warm conditions to stick around. you are watching fox 45 morning news, all local all morning. >>head down to canton for all that jazz this weekend. it's the very first canton and jazz festival. amy joins us live from the dune square this -- ca

. >>> 27-year-old james privot is accused of attempting to the blowup the hancock.end is serving for pretending to be his hostage. the trial is set at the washington county circuit court. >>> if you're under 18 years old and howard county tanning beds could soon be off limit. county officials want to ban young teens from using the tan beds. they say the beds are suspected of causing skin cancer and it shouldn't be up to the parents to decide if tanning is okay. >> society has deemed it not correct or not appropriate for parents to have the right to choose to give consent to their minor children to be able to buy a pack of marlboro. we think the same should hold with indoor tanning beds. >>> a new report from the american cancer society, says laws requiring parental permission for tanning bed use has not been successful in lowering the number of teens using tanning beds. an all out ban would be the first-in-the-nation. >>> stay tuned for continuing coverage of this story. dr. peter bealeson will join us later this hour. >>> show me money. according to the u.s. census

host: mary on the republicans line from hancock, ky. caller: good morning, ma'am, good morning, sir. i would like to say i am part of grass roots efforts but i have never been out of my home. if they would like, i would like to send them some grass from my lands. the thing is, i am not a racist and our president is part white, he is half white. i have no problem with black, white, green, purple, whatever. and i think all of america needs to join together -- and also my husband is a union man. he has never given any money to any political association. he believes in working hard and getting what he paid for, and then we pay our taxes just like everybody else does, and he would give his shirt off his back. and i would like to know why we cannot, whenever you go to reelect somebody, they give a whole bunch of money to reelect this person -- instead of giving a whole bunch of money to reelect this person why can't we buy back america? guest: the caller made the point about racism obviously being raised in politics. look, i think we have had