hancock is a little wary. hancock did not want to command the army. is a brave fighter but he does not want to be on the line for failure so meade gets them on record. we are going to vote on three issues and they get consensus. and he gives them all on the team. the next day they know what the chain of command is sent they know who has what responsibility where. it's just a phenomenal performance and you get the other men, it wasn't really need that it was hancock that won the battle. hancock did not want to command the army. meade is the one they gave hancock orders. hancock fulfill the orders, carry them out really late but ultimately it was a team effort whereas on the other side robert e. lee is the low point of the whole war really. he has drunk his own kool-aid. he believes his army cannot be defeated this point. he has come up with a string of incredible victories and george meade, he respects him but he doesn't really think meade is going to be his equal. he is wary of him. he is a professional soldier but a new army commander and lee makes o

john hancock was the first to put his john hancock on the declaration of independence.d is he signed it big enough for the brits to read without glasses. he served as massachusetts governor until his

that was john hancock. we were involved peripherally. >> you were recipient of the money. >> we were the recipient of the joan hancock money, that's right. >> you know they were going for 1705? >> yes, sir. >> so you have the plant in place. you file the application. you say that you've had an opportunity in the private sector but for whatever reason you opted not to utilize those loans. probably because this one was a better rate. you then repayed the existing dollars. so the point of this is that the stimulus, whether you agree or disagree with it, the point of it was to create jobs. what jobs did this create? this was repaying existing loan for an existing plant that was already in operation? >> it was operating at, at 22 megawatts at the time that we received the loan. so we had placed it in service but it wasn't operating at its full capacity. so we had to finish the well field and i think it's been very transparent in our part one application for the loan exactly where the money was to be spent. a por

toward hancock, this is 5:22. we're seeing some of those showers there through romney and paw paw and cumberland into glare rhett county as well. this -- garrett county as well. this is mainly moving up into pennsylvania. around here temps 50s and 60s. in fact upper 50s in petersburg, west virginia. 57 leesburg and manassas. annapolis on the bay still comfortable this morning, 64. so this afternoon we'll be in the mid if not upper 70s but again there's going to be the threat for some showers and storms later on. let's go to monika santami with time saver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. i am going to keep you up to date on the situation in southern maryland on the northbound side of branch avenue. what they've done is reopened the ramp to the outer loop of the beltway. the ramp to the inner loop heading southbound on 495 is still blocked heading north on branch avenue, the ramp to the inner loop, you cannot access that. you'll have to head over to the outer loop or make your way around that way. let's take yo

that was john hancock. we would involve -- >> but you were the recipient of the money. >> we were the recipient of the jen hudak -- the john hancock money. >> and you knew they were going for a 1705? >> yes, sir. >> so we have a plan in place, he filed the application, you say that you've had an opportunity in the private sector but for whatever reason, you opted not to utilize those loans, probably because this one was a better rates. you then rebate existing dollars. so the point of this is that the stimulus, whether you agree or disagree with it, the point of it was to create jobs. what job did is create? this was retain an existing loan for an existing plant that was already in operation. >> it was operating at 22 megawatts at the time that we received alone. so we had wasted in service but it was not operating at full capacity so we're to finish the well-heeled. and i think it's very, it's been very transparent in our hard-won application for the loan exactly where the money was to be spent. a portion

we actually had worked with john hancock to work on a loan from john hancock. they made the application to d.o.e. >> did you have an existing line or loan from john hancock? >> no, sir. >> what money did you use to get this online? >> we actually had a facility on commercial terms with a senior investment bank in new york to construct the project. they withdrew that commitment through the summer of 2008. we needed to scramble to obtain a mezzanine debt loan which was $180 million facility at the time. we thought about the bridge loan. we would be borrowing $17 million. did the we thought we would go back to the things for the remainder of the money. -- then we thought we would go back to the bank for the remainder of the money. none of these things for operating. we ended up borrowing $180 million. that is how we built the plant. that was not in any way permanent financing. it was a really thought of as a bridge loan. it had an interest rates. it was backed by the daily loan guarantee to take a portion of that loan. we also had not finished our work. we had bui

we are on the warm side. 95 downtown, 86 in hancock, 70's in oakland and frostburg because of some stormshave popped up. there is a heat advisory around the area. this makes it feel like it was almost 100. an area of high pressure. an affront to the west of chicago sweeping down through kansas city. behind it, slowly but surely, temperatures will get back closer to normal. this is weakening over south georgia. a pretty decent storm with soaking rains. it looks like we will miss out on it, because this will trigger thunderstorms from new england to western maryland tomorrow. some of them could be strong to severe. this will also help to keep the tropical storm away from us. it will move into wilmington, north carolina, in the next day or so, but then the front is moving off of the closed. this is a tropical depression. here, partly cloudy, afternoon storms becoming more likely. a high of 87 to 92. showers and storms are more likely as it moves through. one to two feet of waves. if you are going to be on the bay tomorrow, watch for a thunderstorm approaching. a lingering shower with cooler

we've got a wide range of rain south and west of hancock toward pawleys island and -- paw paw and to the west. all of this is confined to the west. we're clear in central m more than likely we'll see a round of moderate to heavy showers. so be ready for. that all right. right now 73 degrees. humidity is moderate, 50%. winds with the at five. not a lot of wind. the sun is trying to break through. show you this morning a couple of showers, cloudy and gray but, again, tough to find much sunshine. briefly brought in bel air and clouds thickening up. we expect later this evening to see some rain. dundalk, sunshine and an extreme premium with that pesy boundary hang -- pesky boundary hanging out to the west. humid conditions continuing. and the temperatures are much cooler to the west. deep creek lake flirting with the 40s. 60s hagerstown. knocking on the door. we're still warm in baltimore, dover and easton. downtown today pushing up close to 80 degrees early on. 78 for our high temperature downtown. we did hit the mid-70s in frederick and d.c. all right. here is that active weather to ou

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northwest of town in the panhandle of maryland, moving from maryland south of hancock into morgan county and approaching berkeley county, west virginia is a mother light sprinkle. there are sunny breaks and we expect more sunshine through out the next couple of hours and that will destabilize our atmosphere and give us a chance for more thunderstorms later which could be severe. i will talk more about that coming up. >> a hearing is underway for the controversial proposal to extend bar hours in d.c. >> the mayor supports the plan to raise money but not everyone agrees. >> this is all part of mayor vincent gray's 2013 budget proposal. he wants to raise more money by letting barr's stay open one hour later, similar to new york city which means they would be open until 4:00 in the morning on the weekend. as the d.c. council committee debates be extended or hours d.c. residents are debating on their own theme we have had a lot of violence here in the late hours especially when the bars close them up that additional hour could be beneficial about i don't mind it. i am young and i will be here

no taxpayer dollars have gone towards servicing the hancock loan.ic plans are more ambitious than merely producing power to meet our loan commitments. we continue to work actively with independent engineers to understand and utilize the geothermal resource at blue mountain. we remain bullish on the future geothermal resource potential and are working on a plan to construct new northern injection wells and one new production well to achieve a target of 52 megawatts or 41 megawatts net to the grid. these growth plans are possible only because of the solid foundation that has been put in place by the hard work of nevada geothermal power employees and the financial support of our lenders and, of course, the loan guarantee put in place by doe. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about ngt's blue mountain prospect. i am enormously proud of our accomplishments at the geothermal site and look forward to many years of clean energy production at this facility. i would be happy to answer any questions the members of the subcommittee might hav

everywhere that it has been mostly dry, it is shooting up. 76 in hancock. and the mountains are always cooler this time of year because of the elevation. the dew point still tell the story, in the low 70's to mid 60's in the lower eastern shore where the rain is still falling. dew point time batch is dropping in the metro area. it is an indication of how much moisture is an atmosphere at any time it gets around 60 degrees we feel the humidity. of to the west, the airdropping into the 50's some it is coming back to being comfortable range. the forecast for this afternoon, at 82, that is expected to be the high temperature. a couple of sprinkles it least through the evening and then we start to clear out through the late evening, especially after midnight, when the cold front finally passes through and the cold front will drop to the 50's and 60's after being in the 70's for overnight lows. the weather pattern showing rain to the east, clearing skies to the west. the cold front passes by at midnight. then wait for the next door to come in, which could be arri

. ♪ >>> those are jazz greats herbie hancock, wayne shorter, and ron carter lighting up the stage athe u.n. yesterday, the first ever international jazz day. they were part of a global celebration to help raise awareness about the power of jazz and other types of music. >>> well, the sky's the limit in lower manhattan. one world trade center being built to replace the twin tower passed a major milestone yesterday and is now the tallest building in new york. manuel gallegus climbed about 800 feet for this story. >> reporter: the cover in lower manhattan reached new heights with the placement of this steel beam. tl first column of the 100th floor of the one world trade center now stands 21 feet taller than the empire staid building. >> it's inspirational, and it's going to make a lot of people happy. >> reporter: it took a while but eventually at a rate of a floor every week the tower started to alter manhattan's skyline. locals and tourists marvel at the structure. the milestone comes close to the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden. >> you're not going to stop americ

not quite to hagerstown but hancock west through allegheny -- allegany and garrett counties n.ay away from us till later this afternoon. the temps in the upper 50s in cumberland. leesburg 57. the cool spots are in the upper 50s. 64 in annapolis and 26 in d.c. with the mix of -- 62 in d.c. with the mix of clouds and sun. maybe 80 in tappahannock but the threat for showers and storms later this afternoon and this evening. we'll have your seven-day forecast a little later. here's monika with time saver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. we're already starting off with an incident on the northbound side of branch avenue. it is shut down between allen town road and the beltway. police are there redirecting traffic on to allentown road. you'll have to make your way to the outer loop from that road. branch avenue blocked off between allentown road and the beltway. i'll keep you posted on that situation. 95 looks great in virginia. no issues to report. as you come up into springfield on to 395, we'll take a live look on the beltway north of town. here's what it looks like at new ham

hancock down to cross junction, this is 5:22. west of there through garrett county and allegheny county scattered showers. even south and west of there out of our radar range all of this tracking north and east. so this is likely going to stay west of i-18 over the next few hours. temps in the upper 50s in winchester and hagerstown and easton 59. while the pax river naval air station is 62. and locally we're all in the upper 50s and low 60s so pretty uniform air mass here with sterling and reston at 59 along with springfield and college park this morning at 62. outside on our michael & son weather camera, it's dark right now. we'll get a picture for you next time i see you. winds south at 14 and the barometer 30 even. that will be dropping as the front approach chz will be -- approaches which will be slow to push through here. it's really this stuff we're watching this morning. the ohio valley, that's really going to b line more toward the north and west of us. this front producing this, this is going to come toward us ta. will h

the bushnell prairie, the carthage prairie, and the enormous hancock prairie that started in adams county and ranged into and through 11 counties of western illinois. fugitive slaves heading out of the slave state of missouri crossed into these illinois counties, taking advantage of the numerous underground stations that operated inside the grassy region in the 1830s, '40s, '50s and '60s. slaves working on barges and steamboats as deckhands, barbers, cooks, maids, valets and waiters, also fled from these river crafts. if they'd leave, they'd have a decent chance of escaping safely. this is not to suggest that fugitive slaves were home free once they arrived in western illinois. many freedom-seekers never made contact with underground railroad agents. these fugitives made their way to freedom alone, depending on their own wit, guile, and sheer determination. still others were tracked down and returned to bondage. slave owners hired detectives or full-time slave trackers to go after escapees. many trackers used what were called negro dogs, specifically trained to hunt down runaway slaves. t

john hancock, dr. warren and dr. church. the only problem is, dr. church is a british spy. he's been on the british payroll since at least 1772, and so while he is running the american hospitals, he's sending in information to british generals in boston. what you see at the bottom of the screen -- whoop. got to point it the right way. right here. is an actual decoded handwritten message. that's the cipher key of his, that was intercepted. it was intercepted, he wasn't able to send his mail directly into boston. it had to go down to providence, down to newport. so what he did is, he sent his mistress who was a prostitute in boston down to newport to one of her former clients to get the message to the british captain of the vessel. she delivers the message to him. he promptly takes it onboard ship. see as message that's all in ciphers and symbols and so he decides not to do it. takes the document, goes to the governors of rhode island, who then sends him up to american general greene, who being a merchant knows that it's an encoded message. the americans put two teams to sd d

to the environment climate change all types of things fascinating time lapse lakeshore drive from hancockve the clout into the area couple of stray showers in with this system bigger storms are roaming the area at from time to time before the heat blasts before a warm front southern suburbs tomorrow night sunday and monday clouds with the weather system system to the west. explosion each one is a cluster of thunderstorms. jet stream across the area cooling off during the afternoon to 14 degrees below 24 hours ago started at 83 degrees this morning just after midnight. cooler on the lakefront easterly wind forecast low brisket and easterly into tomorrow. warm front and northward just about up to the southern suburbs. pushing the warm air to the beaches blast furnace pipy. lakefront temperatures cooling off soldier field and the british school and so forth. lake: taking hold into tomorrow big a thermal boundary lake and the day far southern suburbs. low seventies on the lake. well not rain all day. you can see at lincoln park 92 degree st. louis 101 degrees today dodge city cool air setting

hancock at 78 degrees. from royal is 80. charlottesville knocking on the door of 90.ere. it is in the warm air we see the storms popping up. future test indicating the potential for storms to roll in throughout the evening and may be again tomorrow morning. off and on chances of storms. this will be pushing east tomorrow. expect a significant warm-up. with the warmer air moving in, so will the thunderstorms. front to the north and west of a schedule to get your for the first part of the weekend. after that cooler temperatures for the weekend. scattered afternoon thunderstorms in the area friday. that will carry us into the first part of the weekends. light and variable winds. morning fog and afternoon storms. temperatures in the low 80s for most of the area tomorrow. the average winds and rains are not indicative of what you will encounter as the storms brought up. western maryland, 20 percent chance for it in the storms on friday. -- for rain and stomrs on friday. the lower eastern shore, a huge temperature difference. inland locations could get very close to 90 degr

. >> it has been for years since the hancock triplets toward the campus and decided this is where theyn their degrees. and now, they can officially call themselves graduates. >> congratulations to the triplets and our special thanks to their parents. >> like all college students, they had to adjust to college life and there was that one mentor who kept them on track and always striving for more. >> he has kind of been a powerhouse throughout the four years here. he has always been there. we had classes with him almost every semester we have been there. >> it matched perfect with our university and supporting our university during graduation. >> proud of their university and their accomplishments, it was difficult to get them to talk about the past four years because their mind is on the future. >> next is graduate school here. we will be here in august for graduate school, getting our mba. we're excited. >> our goal is to start an auto business as we venture off and get our masters degrees. >> they have a family business plan that has been in the works since high school. following in d

so i would like to see will smith have his income tax less, but his movies such as "hancock" or" wild, wild west" taxed more. >> two classics, sir. very disrespectful. >> and i think the u.s. should do a prisoner swap. we get savrin back and we give schumer, the other senator or a congressman or two to be i'm thatted later. to be named later. >> the worst part is when his staff wrote for him that savrin wants to de friend america. and then he reads it. with a line like that you have to give it and have confidence. he didn't even know what he was talking about. he is like, you get it? de friend. >> you think it should have been more like lmfao? >> good point. how is this recent will smith anecdote going to affect your feeling about the upcoming movie? i know you are a huge fan? >> i am an miber. i don't understand the gripe though. i just don't understand how you can be one thing or the other. he is saying he can be taxed more, but he can still say 75% is maybe pushing it a little bit. >> the problem is he is ignorant. i think that's what we realized. he didn't know. he thinks -- he do

state senator lonnie hancock was at the rally to show her support. >> go out, tell your story, make surehat every legislative office in the capitol knows how important the work that you do is. >> reporter: the voter approved proper 49 guarantees funding for after school programs but rally organizers say those programs have long wait lists and can't absorb the consequences of steep cut. >> education officials released new numbers showing which public school districts in severe financial problems and four bay area districts received a negative certificatation. now those districts are portola, and vallejo. 15 other school districts got a qualified certificatation meaning they are financially at risk. >>> people in alaska getting ready to cancel with the debris from the japan quake and tsunami. wind helped push objects almost four thousand miles. the island is about 120 miles southeast of anchorage and is at the mouth of prince williams sound. a clean up effort is set to sail for the island to today to clean it up. >> today is a year since a tornado went through jopplin month movement people

it is clear -- kuehler, 50's in hancock and frostburg. futurecastweather o continues to generate.y be a slow early morning rush-hour with the wet weather in the area. steady rain tapers to scattered showers and temperatures warm up a bit. it may get unstable in africa love isolated thunderstorms to pop up in central and eastern maryland tomorrow afternoon. we're running about 5 inches below normal for the year again. and showers are not a totally bad thing, other than if you want to play baseball outside. the dewpoint is out, so the temperatures will stay in the 60's. it published scattered thunderstorms tomorrow, i said before-79. if it clears out, some spots could even hit 80. it will be a bit muddied is that -- tomorrow afternoon -- muggy tomorrow afternoon. we are running a rainfall deficit right now. we may pick up substantial rain over the next 48 hours or so a small craft advisory is in effect tomorrow. showers likely in the mountains tomorrow, scattered thunderstorms -- 30% chance on wednesday. 31 degrees. still a risk of a thunderstorm, but only a 20% chance in this area

from hagerstown through hancock and in cumberland, light rain pushing northeast and moving out of town right now --six to two right now in washington, 60 in fredericksburg. all the way to the mid 70's today. showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening in the metro area of. tomorrow more showers and storms expected. still comfortable in the mid 70's, but noticeably less humid by thursday and friday with bright sunshine for the end of the week into the weekend. there's an issue in cheverly >> . and something in loudoun county and something in maryland. we will go live to cheverly, maryland. an accident on 15 west, a major commuter route to get to north avenue john hanson. highway, traffic getting by a collision to the right. right after the for 202 where its two lanes. you will find delays that begin near 410, already at the new carrollton metro but at least we are getting by. in loudoun county there's a collision on belmont ridge road, closed between route 7 and gloucester. that is from our friends in ashburn, virginia. back to news. >> we're giving you a chance to win a fourth

don fitzgerald hancock and demarco brown, have you seen him? he can look like this, too. here are a couple of other pictures of the man who had three children with yolanda stone before she broke off the relationship. >> he took his kids mother away from them. they don't have either one of their parents in their life. he doesn't know what his kids are going through. he doesn't care. >> in fact, since the shooting, the children have been in hiding. as their critically wounded mother was guarded around the clock by d.c. police. des desiree says it's time for that to end. >> they can't live a normal life. they can't go to the movies, because you don't know who is there, what's going to happen or nothing like that. their life is on hold because of him. >> it's so hard on us and so hard on the kids because they can't do anything. we have to stay with them 24/7. >> at this time, we can't say that he is being protected. we have been to numerous locations. conducted numerous interviews. the case has been featured on america's most wanted within the last couple of weeks. we followe

another storm up toward hancock. we have warnings in bedford county and a big storm just to the north as you go up to 522. where are these going to go in the next hour? they are going to move northeastward and hold together. they will remain potent. getting into frederick in the next hour. if you are coming up 270, you aren't home in the next 45 minutes, you'll have big rains and certainly towards hagerstown and towards the west. we'll keep you posted. the warnings and watches will be at the bottom of your screen. we're on storm alert. >>> people across d.c. are getting a chance to say a personal farewell. a public viewing is taking place at the howard theater at northwest washington. the fans started lining up well before the doors opened. paid their respects all day long. >> cameras are not allowed inside the theater, but take a look at this. it's a photo provided of chuck's open casket by his family. bruce johnson joins us with the latest on what's going on there this afternoon. >> the crowds are thinning out, but

resident who also goes by the aliases of ravon stone, don fitzgerald hancock. there's a $25,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest and conviction. for now, the children are in hiding, protected by yolanda stone's sister. friends and family are holding a candle light vigil. a funeral is set for monday morning. if you know where reynard cook is, you're asked to call d.c. police at 202-727-9099. >>> paul wagner, thank you. >> ten years ago today, a 15- year-old boy was shot and killed as he left a go-go. rickie lucas was riding in a car with several friends when another car pulled alongside and opened fire. investigate torse investigators believe the shooting was connected to a shooting, but the case has never been solved. >> it's going to always be a bitter place for me. >> prince georges county police are hoping the 10th anniversary will spur someone to come forward with information about lucas' murder. >>> a prince william county woman is accused of trying to kidnap a baby from its mother's arms. the child's mother told police terri dianne asked if

resident who goes by the alias of rayvaughn stone, don fitzgerald hancock and demarco brown v. you seen him? he can look like this, to and here are some other pictures of the man who had three children with yolanda stone before she broke off the relationship. >> and he took his kid's mother away from them. if you look at them, they don't have either pair nent their life and he don't know what his kids are going through and don't care. >> reporter: since the shooting, the children have been in hiding as their critically wounded mother was guarded around the clock by d.c. police. she said it's new time for that to end. >> and i fear for the kid's life every day. they can't live a normal life. i don't have them outside like that or they can't go to chuck e. cheese or the movies. you don't know who is there or what is going to happen. their life is on hold because of him. >> it's hard on us and the kids because they can't do anything and we have to stay with them 24/7. >> at this time, we can't say he's being protected. we have been to numerous locations and conducted numerous inte

he also go by the name tone, hancock, and brown. police say he killed yolanda stone back in february, she was shot and died this weekend. police are now offering a $25,000 reward for cook's arrest. >>> there is an arrest tonight in the murder of a local up and coming rap artist. it's case that was unsolved for several months. pat collins with more. >> reporter: why was rapper frankly amobe murdered? they say he was selling crack cocaine and his killer wanted those drugs. ♪ frank wherein amobi, on stage, he was known as frank diggy. a noted rapper growing in popularity. franklin will amobi, murdered outside his white oak apartment december 27th, the last man murdered in montgomery county in the year 2011. now some closure. charged in the murder, 29-year-old dennis macabi, according to court documents, amobi was selling crack cocaine to mac a bi when he was killed in it a robbery. the break in this case came from what you might call the back door. according to the documents, a confidential inform apt in virginia came forward and said

district police tell us he goes by rayvon stone, don fitzgerald hancock and dehmarco brown. he shoulder yt yolanda stone ba february. police are offering a would he regarded for his arrest. >>> red light cameras are catch building 1,000 violators a month. the city has cameras at three intersections in old town and they operate 24 hours a day. police say during the first three months of the year, they bailed out more than 3200 red light fines. that's generated about $1,000 in rev revenue for the city 37. >>> there were tense moments inside the 3rd street town tunnel after a bus fire. and in one car, a baby was locked inside. darcy spencer is in the newsroom with the story of into police officers who helped panicked drivers get out to safety. >> reporter: the officers just happened to be in the area on patrol and answered the call to duty. they assisted dozens of people and that baby. the officers ended up it in the hospital after breathing in large amounts of smoke during that rescue. >> pok is coming fast. >> reporter: the scene was chaotic. a bus on fire inside the 3rd stre

paula hancock, thanks very much, live for us in seoul, south korea.ssed some concern over the possibility of a north korean new year test because the last time around in 2009 it caused extensive environmental damage along their border with that country. >>> if you are leaving the house right now good news. we got a reminder for you. you can watch cnn from your iphone or from your desk top. go to cnn.com/tv you'll see everything there. very easy to continue to follow us all day long. america's civil rights group has given its blessing to same sex marriage opinion leaders of the naacp declared marriage equality, a civil right to which every american is entitled. group's president and ceo is on the phone with me now. thanks so much for joining us. talk to me a little bit about the timing of this. was this something you wanted to do all along or did you feel you had to do this because of president obama's recent evolution in his opinion about same sex marriage? >> i think what's most important here is the context in which both comments were made, both his

mount vernon right here, all the way to the gary house and they are all scale models based on the hancockgo, an apartment building and multiuse building but you can see how tall it is there, at the end of the gallery. >> very cool. >> thank you so much for letting us get an early look at this myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to the national building museum this exhibit is on for five years you have time but take some time when you come to see the house and home exhibit i think you will enjoy it more fox 5 morning news when we come back stay with us [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. 12 rolls of bounty are $11.99. that's a dollar a roll! pack your lunches -- marie callender's are just 2 bucks. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> another good morning to everyone at the any time day care in winchester

but as you can see around the hancock, berkeley springs area, in the adjacent areas of west virginia, thundershower activity developing this afternoon. moving off to the east/southeast, hagerstown, you'll probably see one. but it looks like as it runs into the cooler, actually, marine air in our area, probably most of these showers will die out before they hit the mountains. so there's a slight chance west of us. temperature-wise, a big contrast here. cumberland, 81. last hour, they were up to 84. go to the other side of the state, with the winds off the ocean. elkton is only at 56. right down the road. d.c., 73. we're at 64. we've kept in this marine air all day long. looks like tomorrow, we finally get into warmer air. and maybe we'll see a scattered shower or thundershower tomorrow. denise? >> all right. thank you, bob. let's check on the roads now william kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hello, kristy. >> hello, denise. hello, everyone. delays continue to stretch out. on the west side inner loop, slow there from security to -- 70 to security boulevard. >>> also slow around y

and romney and hancock. and not too far from hagerstown. and mawgersville. one shower out that way. around the baltimore region, it's pretty quiet. really, in fact, frederick east, really nothing as far as precip now. we're at 75. 80 in washington now. 80 in cumberland. showers close by. 70 in oakland, showers right there. 73 in pax river. the cool spot, once again, the winds off the ocean, 64 down at ocean city. although it's been pretty, not bad day. really, it's been sunshiny down there on the beaches. 74 in bel air. 73, kent island. and over on annapolis. right there. 73. right now, light east wind. most of the day, it's been an east/northeast wind. very light wind. when you get the showers developing in some of the areas, because there's very little movement of the atmosphere, they tend to sit there. that's why some of these spots, northwest to the d.c. area last night. some areas got over 3 inches of rain. not too far from the potomac river there in northern virginia. very heavy rain there. even has flood watches out in portions of virginia tonight. most of theanthitivity toda

just south of hancock, west of williamsport. right into the potomac river on i-70. and a few more north. really don't think they'll impact much of central maryland. maybe a change. look at temperatures. we have warmed up to 76. cumberland, 88. it's back up to 80 in washington. coolest spot by the ocean. ocean city, only 59. temperatures right now, running 13 degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. ocean city, 5 degrees warmer. it's really colder yesterday. and d.c., 11 degrees warmer. tim in the outback. tim has an updated look at the drought map for the mid- atlantic region. tim? >> important to note that of course, the official reporting station for the state is bwi marshall. but as bob just showed you, we have pop-up showers and thundershowers across the state at any given time. they don't make an impact on the numbers. but they do impact the state. still abnormally dry. central maryland itself, say from middle of baltimore county, right on through the city, and over toward the eastern shore. has now been upgraded, primarily to moderate drought. and that's al

resident who also goes by the aliases of reyvon stone, don fitzgerald hancock and demarko brown. there is a $25,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest and conviction. for now the children are in hiding protected by yolanda stone's sister. friends and family are holding a candlelight vigil for stone saturday night outside springarn high school. a funeral is set for monday morning. selena cook says she will not be able to see her grandkids and they will not come out of hiding until her son is caught or turns himself in. if you know where reynard cook is tonight, you're asked to call d.c. police at 202-727-9099. in the fox 5 newsroom i'm paul wagner. >>> 10 years ago today a 15- year-old boy was shot and killed as he left the go go in prince george's county. ricky luke was riding in a car with several friends when another car pulled alongside and opened fire near the intersection of silver hill road and swan road. investigators believe the shooting has ties to a fight inside the new hot cafe, but the case remains unsolved. >> until someone comes forward and i get some c

resident who goes by the aliases of rayvon stone, don fitzgerald hancock and demarco brown.ave you seen him in he can look like this too. are a couple of other pictures of man who had three children with yolanda stone before she broke off the relationship. >> he took his kids' mother away from them and if you look at it, they don't have either one of their parents in their life. he don't know what his kids are going through. he don't care. >> reporter: in fact, since the shooting, the churn have been in heighting as their critically wounded mother was guarded around the clock by d.c. police. desiree ross says it is now time for that to end. >> they can't live a normal life. i don't have them outside. they can't go to chuck e cheese or to the movies because you don't know who is there or what is going to happen. their life is hold because of him. >> it is so hard on us and so hard on the kids because they can't do anything. we have to stay with them 24/#. >> at this tomorrow, we can't say that he is being protected. we have been to numerous locations, conducted numerous inter

. >> he releases money, "independence day," "men in black," "hancock."movies come out in summertime and are blockbusters. >> i'm a huge fan. >> let's see, 5:20. >> yes. oh, let's look at the beautiful sky. >> clouds breaking up over the district this morning. or coming in, tom, which is it? >> they're breaking up and exiting in time for the events for memorial day this morning and for the parades. we should have good weather. getting hot by midday. prepare for a hot and humid afternoon. as we look at what's been happening the last several hours, radar in -- going back over last six hours showing that we had another shower and thundershower storm system come through. but now it's dissipated. just a few sprinkles showing up in central fairfax county, really pretty much dissipating. there's one little sprinkle south of manassas and prince william. for the day today, we'll have sunshine. by mid morning, near 80. by noontime, mid 80s. lots of sunshine. if you're going to be out, you'll need the sunblock. definitely during the afternoon. be prepared for some h

there you see, around hancock, and flintstone and berkeley springs. widely scattered showers.of them, looks like, will never make it east to our region. but there's a slight chance, very slight chance of a shower yet this evening. take a look at temperatures. boy, did it go up from yesterday. cumberland, 90 degrees there. 77 at washington and easton, we're at 75 here. now, tomorrow, by the way, look how cool it is at ocean city, still only 59. still a breeze off there. but tomorrow, most of the region should get into the really warm air, as low pressure passes to our north. winds should go west/southwest. i think most places will be at least 80, 85, some spots get close to 90 tomorrow. before it cools down for the weekend. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> let's check on roads now with christy breslin, at wjz traffic control. >>> sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene. we had that accident involving the school bus, at lions mill road. it's right in front of deer park elementary school, south of marriottsville road. so they're still working on getting that cleaned up. it happene

police say cook goes by several names including ravon stone, don fitzgerald hancock, and demarco browne 28-year-old has a scar on his last hand and tattoo his right arm. >>> police in stafford county are investigating a bizarre home invasion. investigators tell us two masked men broke into the home in the widewater village neighborhood early yesterday morning. the burglars demanded a man and woman and their 10-month-old baby strip naked. the men forced the family to take him around the house collecting valuables including cash, computers, and jewelry. before leaving they tied the thaem up if the garage. the family was able to free themselves and call 911. neighbors can't believe this happened in their community. >> i don't understand how it could happen. seems like it's a crime that's a bit more than petty. frankly, i'm a little alarmed -- very alarmed. very alarmed. >> no one was hurt. so far no arrests have been made. >>> no word when d.c. council member marion barry will be released from a hospital in las vegas. the 76-year-old tweeted pictures of himself with nurses yesterday. barr

that storm has a ton of lightning around hancock along icht 70 so watch out in that region., these are moving to the southeast but with ill most likely die out. tomorrow 85 for a high with a good chance of strong storms in parts of the area and maybe even severe. saturday and sunday we've got a slight chance of a shower. maybe a thunderstorm. but most of us should remain on the dry side looking at a pretty good weekend and i think next week is looking like it's going to be on the warm side for the most part, too. >> thanks, doug. >>> 1-year-old boy named jack went to the zoo last week for the very first time. it's really cool right? naturally his parents recorded the moment for posterity and whoever else. people now around the world are all talking about it. jack's mother says she did not notice until later she dressed the kid up like a zebra for his trip to the zoo. kia the lioness did notice. jack must have looked like lunch. >> whoa. >> zoo officials say there was a thick layer of glass that separated the lion from the toddler. jack was never in any danger. his family was

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