we switch to the harrisburg expressway. problem free. that is the latest period which second live with sandra shaw. she is talking about birth date. do you do laundry? >> i love be fabric softeners and the tropical-spelling detergents. it is not just launch it. things like refrigerators. look at how many people have showed up. -- it is not just laundry. are doubling the rebate. >> absolutely. we're giving more stimulus to the state of maryland. >> it is much more efficient. these newer models, you get rid of the power training and you will have a nice new model. >> we do not know how long the government money is going to last. >> you have to hurry. these people certainly have. let's look at the weather. we're going to be dealing with more sun this afternoon. there is a system to our west which will be giving us some intermittent showers as we head to the weekend. quest this is the day we should be doing something nice for the planet. you do not have to do anything global. start with your neighborhood. maybe plant a tree. the headline is

this is a live you from the harrisburg expressway. things are running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic. now let's get the latest on the buses and trains. >> looking pretty good on the where else right now. we do of a delay of about 10 minutes. metro subway is on time. no major bust delays or diversions at this hour. -- no major bust the lates dela. >> nothing significant weather- wise will happen today. we have a wonderful program to help out new mothers. >> it is a great program permit if you want to get in shape, you have the perfect opportunity. we are showing stroller strides this morning. it is a workout with your child and the mother. it is a hard workout. we have three young mothers. we have henry and clare and trusted and baby william. everybody is bundled up this morning. that is not stopping these dedicated mothers, including stefanie. tell us, what sorts of exercises do you do? >> we do a total-body workout. we take long walks from the park. we do sprints and jogs. then we use resistance band tubing to get in strength training, back legs, but ev

this is in the harrisburg expressway in mount carmel. no delays from the maryland line down toward the beltway. things are looking good here at the bay bridge. no delays heading into the toll plaza. let's get the latest on the buses and trains. >> we have a delay on the penn line with a 10 minute delay. the other is running on schedule. metro subway also on time. the 44 bus with a 30 minute delay. and the 21 bus with a couple of diversions. i am reporting for the mta transit team. now back to tony pann. >> it is pretty quiet this tuesday morning. a slight chance he may run into a brief shower or sprinkle. 30% mark. if you're watching near hagerstown, some light shower activity is going on right now. this will continue for the next hour or so. things will clear up after that. we will have a sunny afternoon. a warm front across the great lakes and beckoned to the northeast. this is the dividing line. we will stay on the warm side of this front. see this activity lined up, most of it northwest. most of it will stay north of us as we head in

harrisburg committed two errors leading to three unearned runs. rudy owns with the base hit up the middle. altoona led 4-0. strasburg ends the 4th with a breaking ball strike 3. they allowed one earned run while striking out 8. harrisburg trails for 1 strasburg helped his own cause delivering the base hit over the rightfielder, delivering in a run. harrisburg rallies to give strasburg the win in his pro debut. >>> texas stadium is no more. the home of the dallas cowboys from '71 until 2008demolished at 7:00 a.m. local time. with the help of 2 #240 -- 2,700 pounds of explosive. the property will be used as a staging area for highway construction projects. i'm sure redskins fans say good riddance. highlights of the masters tonight and caps play canadiens. >> no canadian jokes. >> you live in d.c. that does it for us at 6:00. we're back tonight at 10:00 and "news edge" at 11:00.

and the harrisburg expressway, free and clear and no problems. here's a live look at 95 north and white marsh. this is brought to you by toyota. there's been a lot of people wondering about the recalls. to get the facts and the information, go to toyota.com. >> all right, in this morning's coffee with -- ladies and gentlemen, rob, welcome. how's it going. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's all of the daily show fans applauding for you. we may get to that, but this is an intense story we're doing and unfortunately, it's real life. call of duty, one of the great active games these days and that's what anyone plays online. and that's coming out. and this has to do with raising awareness and funds for veterans. what's the percentage of the vets? >> well, it's 20%. if you don't know, it's two to three times the national average. that's crazy, it's hard for me to wrap my head around that. it raises awareness among other things and they're trying to get the kids jobs when they're done with the service. >> people can donate money to the cause? >> yes, and

. >> it seems to be a win-win for the owner of the harrisburg senators, the city and fans, of course. >> knowing that he was a pick in the draft for the nationals and it is a big deal. >> reporter: a record crowd of harrisburg senators and stephen strasburg fans waited through a two-hour rain delay follow bid a 20-minute power outage to see him pitch last week in his first home game. >> we've seen a big upswing in season tickets from last year. our group sales are way ahead of where we were last year. >> reporter: with the upswing of clouds crowd flocking into town, the mayor is hoping that will mean more bucks spent on the local economy. >> hopefully be, people empty out into our streets and support our local businesses. >> reporter: residents are optimistic. >> it will bring people to come in and experience harrisburg maybe for the first time. >> the economy is not so good right now. i think morale and just feeling good about things will help. >> reporter: helping the economy can be fun too. >> entertainment if a family. people bring their kids out and you don't break the bank doing

. >> reporter: it seems to be a win/win for the owner of the harrisburg senators, the city and fans,nowing that he was a pick in the draft for the nationals is a big deal. >> reporter: a record crowd of harrisburg senators and steven drasburg fans waited through a two-hour rain delay and power outage to see strasburg pitch in his first home game. >> season ticket sales have been great. we've seen a big up swing from last year. our group sales tore picnics are way ahead of where we were last year. >> reporter: with the up siwik and crowds flocking into, the mayor hopes it will be more bucks into the economy. >> hopefully people empty into our streets and support our local businesses. >> reporter: residents are optimistic. >> it will bring people to come in and experience harrisburg maybe for the first time. >> reporter: the economy is not so good right now and i think morale and just feeling good about things is definitely going to help. >> reporter: helping the economy can be fun too. >> affordable entertainment for a family, you have people bringing their kids out to and stuff and d

now, let's look at the beltway at old fort road and the harrisburg expressway. this is brought to you by toyota. an point message for toyota owners. there's been a lot of people wondering about the recalls. please visit them at toyota.com. >>> and wjz-13 and andrea fujii have more about the towson reservoir this morn. >> reporter: good morning, don and everyone. a big thank you to have their water back on, most is on to most of area residents here. and it will take longer for the water to flow to the out lying areas. >> reporter: water is begining to flow again, a welcomed site for hundreds of thousands of baltimore county and city residents. it's coming back down to the city county line and that's a problem that, at its peak impacted 200,000 people. >> we're talking businesses and schools and you're talking universities and you're talking government buildings and hospitals. you know, a lot of people were affected. >> and i heard like a big boom go off. >> reporter: that boom she heard was a fireworking its way up a pole in towson damaging wires and knocking out

people favoring philadelphia or harrisburg had not arrived yet. so the partisans of harrisburg in the senate said that they would delay discussion until these guys' stagecoaches manage to bring them here. the very first rules of the senate did have a role that could cut off debate aired the senate never used that role, and eventually they just like it out. senators prided themselves on being different from the house of representatives. you only had up to 40 at one time, and everyone had a chance to speak and feel better about getting things off their chest. when it came to world war i and there was a major national emergency, and woodrow wilson wanted to arm merchant ships, and some senators blocked a vote on that, then the senate finally rallied itself -- and this point about public pressure -- a rally themselves to create the first cloture rule since 1917. the house had been closing off debate since 1811, but the senate in 1917 finally getting around to it. so they pass the rule and said that in order to cut off debate, if you have to have 67 se

but padonia to harrisburg expressway, a bit of a slowdown. at mariesville road an accident off to the shoulder. delay in the westbound direction but fog on the knot side. 895 from the 95 merge to the harbor tunnel tolls. quick look at the white marsh area, southbound from white marsh to the beltway is where the accident takes up two left lanes. let's switch takeover to a look at west side, running smoothly. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story this morning, the gavel has gone down bringing a close to the 2010 session to the maryland general assembly. >> david collins has a recap of the last-minute frenzy of activity and what was accomplished. >> tough economic times influenced this session and many of the last-minute decisions regarded this policy. >> the governor describes it as less partisan than in years past. but poet pearts helped craft tougher sex onchter legislation. and eliminate waste and abuse in state health care principals. >> those wouldn't have gotten done were it not for republican and democratic support thro

bigger picture shows 39 in harrisburg. so 30s are dropping in here. we will get into the mid 40s here around baltimore tonight. and tomorrow we will see things change as the 60s are allowed back into the pick. which is good. what kept us on the cool side was the area of low pressure. upper level low moving along the front. wrapping in the atlantic moisture. bringing in cool air from the north. back from the west. we will see the high pressure building in and that allows for more sunshine and takes our temperatures up tomorrow. and thursday and friday temperatures are back into the 70s. looking at the shower activity pushing to the south. clearing skies on the model data here. for the next couple of days, until the next system comes down out of canada, giving us the next chance for showers. late thursday, a possibility. but a brief chance for some scattered showers across the area. 46 degrees tonight. out lying areas, especially northern portion of baltimore county, harford. down to the lower 40s. upper 30s. clouds break making way for sunshine tomorro

harrisburg rallied to beat altoona 6-4.t. >>> lots of good memories here. now, the stadium, no more. end of an era in the lone star state. texas stadium home to the cowboys for years, from 1971 until 2008. demolished yesterday. crews used more than 2700 pounds of explosives. the cowboys won 213 of 313 games there and five super bowls were played in this stadium. the famous holiday in the roof so, got, god could watch his team. that is what the cowboys said at least. >>> straight ahead at 6:00, april 15th is just three days away. do you still need to file your taxes. we have last-minute tax tips coming up and we'll check your morning commute for you and also take a look at the weather right after this. @9

it was in the carnegie hall of harrisburg, state capital. i drew the number, of course, with no advantage because you only know what you're going to speak the same 10 minutes -- everybody has the same 10 minutes to prepare. you're notified that your turn is next 10 minutes beforehand. but i drew the brion peace compact, and as i made my little speech, i pointed out that brion said the league of nations could not produce peace, but the league of nations was an instrument to be used by people, but peace would come in the hearts of men when peace -- when men really wanted peace, they would have peace. and i used that -- and i used that (unintelligible) illustration, i said. the message of peace had come some 2,000 years ago, but if you remember, the parents of this child were turned away at the inn, like my parents -- like my principal and my teacher and i had been turned away. and i won the first prize with the unanimous vote of the judges. and the only black person in the room besides me was the janitor who had helped me find the drinking wat

the harrisburg expressway, southbound traffic is heavier than northbound traffic.o delays to report. that is the latest. let's check the buses and the trains with the mta. >> looking pretty good. some diversions, the 19 bus and two on the 21 bus. on-time service fees 890 bruntlett has a -- brunswick has a delay. now back to tony pann. >> the weather is pretty quiet this wednesday morning. let's send it out to sandra with breaking news. apparently there are pirates this morning. >> it is captain jack sperarrow with a little too much rum. an event this saturday. there are many specials on bars. it is bigger and better than ever this year. we have an imitator of jack. who is coming from the original movie? >> a couple of actors will be in town this entire week in making special appearances at our party friday night and signing autographs. >> people are in character. they look forward to this every year. whether they looking forward to? what is the highlight of the big battleship. >> yes a ship is coming up from florida built from a 1962 movie version with marlon brand

harrisburg expressway lanes, little bit of volume than normal.n the west side looking good as well. drive times, looking fine as you make your way northbound from route 100 to 395, 9 minutes. outer loop i-70, 95, six minute ride. have the lanes at liberty road at oklahoma road, ridge road closed in both directions because of the crash in mown airy. you remember him from cotter. he grew up in brookland park. he is having a birthday day. >> what about leon russel. where is he from? >> darlington. are you having a birthday? we want to know about it. send us a short email. put a picture on it. give us a couple of days to get it all nice and dolled up for you. happy birthday everybody. >>> coming up next, oscar winner, american idol finalist. the new representation that's on her resume. >>> plus unruly 10 year old could not be subdued by two police officers. you will never believe how they got this child under control. first to new york with the latest business news. . >>> money scope report with the march jobs report. the economy probably added jobs

going to cause some issues on the morning drive heading from virginia to roanoke to richmond to harrisburg to d.c. we're seeing the showers spread your way and eventually they're make it to baltimore, maryland, and delaware. relatively calm in texas, around amarillo and texas, strong storms later on this afternoon. looking good in the northern plains. the rockies look pretty nice. the southeast wet weather early today but you should clear out this afternoon. >>> if you're watching us on kark tv 4 little rock ark, leave your bags at home when you travel around the globe at the passport to the world exhibit at the arkansas museum of discovery. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >>> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> well, now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. a lot of actors would actually want to be on the other side of the cameras directing and eventually jennifer aniston is one of them. inspired by drew barrymore's recent debut as a director, aniston has her own in the works, telling the "national enquirer", quote, it's getting to a ti

frontal boundary to the west of harrisburg, but that will continue to push on through, make way for someing later tonight. we'll see stars late late on and off night and by tomorrow morning we'll get plenty of sunshine. the showers will continue to push off to the east. quiet conditions on the future scan. showing not much activity for thursday into friday. quiet conditions. we have a condition that will miss us to the south on friday evening. the next one won't miss us on saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. so looked at our seven-day forecast: >> there's a lot of rain going on. >> yeah, more showers as we get from saturday afternoon to saturday evening, on and off showers for the next five days. >> thanks. that will do it for us.

and looking at drive times, in the green as well as you travel around the area, southbound on the harrisburgessway, about a five-minute ride from shawan to the beltway. on the outer loop between the 83s, only one minute. and the jfx looking pretty good from the beltway to northern parkway, only four minutes so far. back to you. >>> 5:22. don't think we forgot your birthday. no. mount hebron. >>> if you're having a birthday we would love to know about it. send a quick e-mail with a attached photo to morningshow@wmar.com give us a little time to get it on the air. >>> bret michaels in critical condition suffering a brain hemorrhage. he's 47 years old. he's now under 4-24-hour supervision. the former poison frontman was rushed to the icu on thursday after a severe headache. >>> get me down from here. >> howt "how to train your dragon," back on top taking in $15 million. "the backup plan" opened in second place with just over $12 million. >> not good reviews there. >> no, i heard it stinks. >> some people fell asleep? with jennifer lopez? how? >>> the queen of talk is going mobile. >> we're goin

partly cloudy york into harrisburg. we'll take you across the mid atlantic across the east.skies in kentucky, tennessee and chicago a few thin clouds here. if you look closely this line of cloud cover. that is huge dome of high pressure back across the entire southeast. that is why we are having so much sunshine and beautiful weather. warmer weather west of the dome of high pressure. you can see mid 80s many many spots. 48 mostly clear skies. outlook for the next seven days. warmer into the easter weekend. >> thank you very much, wyatt. >>> imagine coming home from vacation to find your house ransacked? it happened to one boston company. how the vandals used the internet to crash a classmate's party 7%f6if you are looking t a new house, home buyer tax credit is still available. find out what you need to know before you sign on the dotted line. [ male announcer ] it's our hottest offer of the season, but it's melting fast. so hurry, act now to get fios tv, internet and phone at the super low price of $99.99 a month -- guaranteed for 2 years! call now and you'll also get a mu

across the border in parts of pennsylvania, outlying areas of philadelphia and harrisburg frost advisories, with chance of cold air up there. but lower 40s to mid 40s across the state tonight here. bigger picture you can see some of the cool air north. and south, got to see the warm air still in place because the cool air push ainge long the frontal boundary. and easterly flow allowed the marine layer of air to keeps us cool. high pressure builds in over the next couple of days. and allows for us to enjoy sunshine and increase temperatures as we go into thursday. back in the 70s. so rain will continue to subside south. get breaks in the clouds. high pressure moves in, and next chance of rain starts to come down out of the great lakes, giving us chance for showers thursday night to friday morning. tonight clouds breaking. 46. cool night for tomorrow. and mid 60s. and seven-day forecast shows temperatures around 72 on thursday. and friday and saturday, not too bad. 70s friday. chance for a hour and saturday is good with 67 degrees. 63 on sunday. and then by monday t looks like we will contin

that line as you go up towards pennsylvania, toward harrisburg, that's a more beefy, impressive looking line. some of these storms could end up being pretty impressive as they come through the baltimore area overnight tonight. again, this evening down in the 70s, cloudy, windy conditions, thunderstorms to the west, moving in our area overnight tonight. we'll talk more about it, also how the weekend shapes up. much cooler. all of that coming up. >>> car insurance premiums could go up for thousands of drivers who carry minimum coverage. a bill on its way to governor o'malley will increase basic coverage levels. roosevelt leftwich joins us with the latest. >> reporter: it could raise pr premiums by as much as $300 a year. opponents say it will help lawyers. the bill would raise coverage levels from $20,000 per person to $40,000 per crash to 30,000 per person and $60,000 per crash. in many cases, the maximum isn't enough to pay a victim's medical bills and hospitals get stuck with unpaid bills. opponents say this is nothing but an attempt by trial lawyers to get more money. they say the hig

along 95. 52 in new york. 59 harrisburg and baltimore. 59 in boston. warmer, 79 in charleston. and 73 in pittsburg. and 74 in cleveland. so temperatures will be dropping down tonight into the low 40s. so it will be a chilly night out there. but clear skies allows for the cooler temperatures. but you can see zooming out. back the coast. in the midwest. there is a line of showers and storms. all associated with a cold front. so this one is inching toward our direction. come easter sunday. so we will see a couple more clouds around for easter sunday. and we could actually squeeze out a light april shower. but not a complete washout. slight chance for a rain shower depending on how much moisture makes it overtime mountain. so high pressure that is in control of our weather. the last three days. giving us the beautiful sunny weather. and above normal temperatures. and so, again, for tomorrow, for saturday. great day. to be outside. and temperatures tapping close to 80 for tomorrow. and then here comes the cold front late saturday night to early sunday morning for easter. and we will

colder toward the coast line along i-95. 73 in baltimore, 74 in harrisburg. 63 new york.ook at charleston, west virginia. 91 degrees so a little bit further inland, the warmer air malls along the water, cooler. bringing in a sea breeze. sky watch hd regional radar, dry across most of the state 569 maryland. toward the midwest there is a line of showers and embedded thunderstorms with a cold front that will be inching in our direction throughout the weekend. it will lose most of the mountains over the -- moisture over the mountains. warm temperatures throughout the day, saturday, then sunday but here comes the cold front and by the time it reaches our area at sunday morning, we'll see a couple more clouds around. maybe an isolated sprinkle or light rain shower. otherwise we'll continue with the fabulous weather, high pressure moves back in behind it. out on the bay, fort mchenry, sunny, warm, 71 degrees. winds out of the south at 5-10. the next 7 days looks very nice. 74 saturday. 75 sunday. a slight chance, 20% chance for an isolated rain shower in the region. monday and

and 10-degree temperature change north in harrisburg. so you can see where exactly that cold front is. 55 in pittsburg. 52 in cleveland. and 46 degrees in chicago. so that's the cooler air mass coming our direction. overnight tonight. and sticks around for pretty much the weekend. and seasonal temperatures for where we should be, for the second week in april. so here comes the cold front. isolated rain showers. moving through. and waking up tomorrow morning. we will see clouds in the area. gradual clearing later in the day. so see the sunshine later in the day. and cooler. noticeably cooler. 20 to 25 degrees cooler for tomorrow. high pressure system builds in for the weekend. and for the first part of the work week. so we will be dry. but so for tomorrow, saturday. not a bad day. 61. and winds continue to be gusty out there. and cooler conditions. next five days. look nice actually. 61 saturday. 58 on sunday. so cooler. and we stay in the low 60s, and stay dry and sunny for the next couple of days. i will have a complete look at the seve

the speeds and the topside, still the slowest spot and there's a live look at that delay on the harrisburgpurchase value city furniture at a low price. >>> another busy day at the state house as the lawmakers consider toughening laws for known sex offenders. >> reporter: don, five sex offender bills are debated now. the case of an 11-year-old allegedly murdered by a sex offender is fueling the laws and one asks for expertise from the advisory board and another wants lifetime supervision and the third increases monitoring on the registry and all three are still debated and two others are in a committee. 2500 bills were introduced and so far, 46 passed. don, back to you. >>> both the house and senate will be working on the operating budget for the next fiscal year. they're working out the differences now. and the republican lawmakers have asked for more spending cuts in the state's $13 billion budget. the session ends monday. >>> the hands of time will be put back in place on south utah street downtown. the hour and minute hands were taken down to be repaired. it won't be a small feat, each

both baltimore and harrisburg. 52 new york. 63 in pittsburg. 72 in cleveland and 65 in charleston. we will continue with this mild air mass and clear skies overnight tonight. you can see not really any clouds around. pretty much across the 95 corridor. from this high pressure system. we have the dome of high pressure that is keeping all of the moisture off to the west. so for tomorrow morning, another day filled with a lot of sunshine. but even warmer temperatures. for tomorrow afternoon. tapping close to 80 degrees. by the afternoon hours for tomorrow. and into saturday. you can also see though, there is a cold front off to the west, with showers and thunderstorms embedded with them. this cold front inches in our direction. and as i put it in motion. you can see the precipitation breaks up as it goes over the mountains. by late saturday to sunday. more clouds around for sunday. for easter sunday. then sunshine. and we could maybe squeeze out a late spring shower during the daytime sunday. otherwise, most of the weekend will be dry. the bay cast for tomorrow. great day to head out

and then baltimore. 55 in harrisburg. 44 in pittsburg. then we are seeing 39 degrees in chicago.ou see much colder air toward indianapolis, falling out of the great lakes, over behind that cold front. so you can see along the cold front, where the showers and thunderstorms have fired up. stronger storm activity down south. and in parts of virginia, to the north of us, also, heavier thunderstorm activity. but for the most part n the form of rain. already tapering off in western maryland. and over parts of western portions of west virginia. so a break from the rain by morning rush hour. as the front pushes through, removing the warm air with cooler temperatures. for rush hour, the ground may be wet but start to get breaks in the clouds through mid-morning and afternoon. maybe a trailing shower on the eastern shore. but dryer air with high pressure moves in. cooler temperatures for the next day or so. but we will see more warm air trying to inch in by sunday. and taking the temperatures back into the 70s. mid to upper 70s. rain tonight. down to 65 degrees. and the temperatures will

let's move on to harrisburg, pennsylvania, mathieu on our democrats line. caller: good morning. i don't think the internet should be regulated, but i do believe something needs to be done about rush limbaugh and glenn beck. i would donate to a national fund to get them off the airways. host: why is that? caller: i don't feel they have the right to spew hatred that they do and draw a huge paychecks for it. i think it is an american. host: is it not a free-speech issue then? caller: that is the problem. it is a free-speech issue, but when they spew facts that are not true, people believe it because they say it over and over again. it is a complicated issue. i just don't think they have the right to tear down the country the way they do. host: arkansas on our independent line. there, go ahead. caller: good morning, sir. myself, i have been a network engineer for about five years when i was in the marine corps. if i did not have the open content, i would not have access to the internet -- information i needed. then a time, may have been correct internet access help to me say a lot o

and marriottsville, there's a live look at the harrisburgs expressway. you can barely see the roadway. there's 295 and 32. fog warnings in effect on all of the area bridges this morning. >>> here's what people are talking about today. transportation planes are traveling between london and bwi this morning and check out the latest video from the volcano. it's lost some of its intensity and some marylanders are stranded still because of that. here's kai jackson with more. >>> back on u.s. soul, it's a great feeling for the british airway's passengers. it's the first flight in week and many of them are americans stuck in various parts of europe after ash from a volcano grounded the air travel across the continent. >> how long were you stuck and where were you. >> well, i was in london since friday. >> are you happy to be home. absolutely, we were thrilled watching the news every minute. >> getting the passengers back home will be a slow and painful process. thousands of flights were canceled and they're flooding airports and hoping to leave. >> this is horr

the harrisburg expressway, you can see we are looking at no problems or delays to report. that is great news. back over to you. >> two teenagers are behind bars. >> they are accused of gunning down charles bowman. jennifer franciotti is live with the details. >> charles bowman was just trying to get takeout at a chinese restaurant when police say he was gunned down. he was on his way to work. it was two. teenagers that killed him for quick money. police were led to michael hunter and troy taylor. the community was upset about the murder. police are increasing patrols to prevent more violence. >> people have no love. >> i know it is bad. it is getting worse. >> police believe the teenagers may be involved in other crimes. if you have information, you are asked to call baltimore city police. >> anne arundel -- authorities say officers shot a man around 10:20 p.m. last night. police are not commenting on what led to the incident. we're told the officer was not injured. there were multiple assaults in southeast baltimore. five women suffered cut wounds. the victims are not coo

on the northside of the inner loop, we have an accident at the harrisburg expressway.tside and the delays from the liberty road to stephenson and 15 minutes from edmondson and 95 southbound, stop and go from white marsh and up to the harbor tunnel freeway and on the harrisburg expressway, 20 minutes to patopia to the beltway. this is old court road around ate and joppa road. call the cochran firm for more information. >>> water is flowing in and out of towson reservoir. after yesterday, 200,000 were without water service, andrea fujii has the story. >> reporter: don, almost everyone has their water back on and they're asked to conserve. the water pressure may not be totally back to normal and the department of public works hopes they won't over use the water that they have. the pole fire knocked out the power to the reservoir and many businesses and schools closed. as of yesterday afternoon, bge restored the power and the waterflood again. the all schools will be back today. >>> and stay with wjz-13, maryland's news station. maryland's news station. and ,, it's definit

it pushes towards york and harrisburg.y tomorrow morning, it's off the coast and we should see a good-looking day. for today, downtown baltimore, down to 62 degrees with a chance of on and off light rain. we expect the rain to push through caroll county, 59 degrees in parkton. the push make it to the eastern shore getting to 66 degrees. we'll check out the week and forecast in the next half hour. >>> we have a quick note from overseas, olympic committee president has passed away. he died at a hospital in barcelona after being admitted with heart problems. he oversaw a big expansion of the games, he was 89 years old. >>> all right. it's get back to work wednesday and not some do we feature those trying to find a job, we'll get you to spruce up the resume as well. >> how the resume game has changed. we'll look for a job now. >> olympic great dorothy is here to talk about something she's passionate about and get a preview. >>> also ahead, how to get your kids to ask for more vegetables please. get your kids to eat more vegeta

crash on the 83 southbound approaching the harrisburg expressway. an accident. police on the scene there. three more accidents on the scene. and orleans at north chester. and a downed tree in reisterstown, blocking all lanes of green spring. take this instead. 95 is slow. 3 minutes. and there's a look at your drive times and your speeds on the beltway. 29 miles an hour, your slowest spot on the west side inner loop. between 95 and 795. there's a look at that delay that i mentioned again. running slow from pulaski highway there's a look at the top side of the beltway. inner loop slow. there's a look at that west side delay. that one running 16 minutes between 95 and security. this traffic report is brought to you by friendlies. fresh from friendlies. seven new salads that you expected. all grilled fresh. that looks good. back over to you. >>> more teams are texting than ever before. a just released study shows 75% of all children between the ages of 12 and 17 have cell phones. and it is changing the way they communicate. >> would you say they are addicted to text

. >>> we still have some big delays on the harrisburg expressway x. it's all because of this accident. 83 southbound at mount caramel road. overturned truck. it was just blocking the right lane. at this point, it looks like they're trying to clear it up and get it out of there. at this point, all lanes are blocked. you're looking at a backup to little gun powder falls ridge. fortunately, at this hour, not too much traffic is headed southbound. most of it is headed northbound. but again, it is a problem area. one accident in baltimore county. that one on back river neck road. at howard road. another in the city. one in glen burnie. richie highway, at arundel corporation road. on 95, we're still looking at those delays between 895 and the beltway. about 3 minutes there. and on the beltway, pretty major delays. on the top side inner loop, between park heights and york, it will take you 19 minutes, with an average speed of 21 miles an hour. and about another 5-minute setback. there are delays there. estimated at 12 minutes. with a 30-mile-per-hour average

. >>> we have a situation at the harrisburg intersection.outhbound, also heavy from pedonia to timonium. people trying to get a look there. northbound jammed from stevenson to falls road. about 15 minutes' drive time. on the west side, plenty of brake lights from edmondson avenue. 70 eastbound. you can see in the red. that is heavy as you make your approach to the beltway. east side outer loop, at eastern avenue. that is definitely catching some attention and slowing your drive down. delays in both sides. northbound eastern avenue to the beltway. and southbound, that's as you approach whitemarsh boulevard. as far as city accidents go, plenty to mention there. moravia at harford. and washington boulevard at bayard street. you can see moving along just fine. and over here, 95 south. the congestion at the harbor tunnel through way. this is brought to you by toyota. an important message for toyota homeowners. to get all of the facts and latest information, you can always visit them at toyota.com. now, back to you. >> okay. thank you. it has been

we are talking harrisburg down to danville almost and norfolk.anywhere from there, including us and baltimore you are under the dense fog advisory. eastern shore still is not. we will watch that. look at the satellite and radar first and then to the dense fog advisory. the rain from yesterday, a nice gentle rain but left low-level moisture. perfect combinations for forming fog and all the counties in yellow which is everybody except western maryland and shenandoah valley and the eastern shore. >> keep airlines on the ground. >> there will be flight delays with visibilities at dulles at zero at last check. same with gaithersburg and leesburg, martinsburg, hagerstown, a quarter mile and even at gnash we have been dropping to a mile and a quarter. a lot of fog. tappahannock , three quarters of a mile. some of the fog you will be driving and then hit blinding fog where the visibilities is 50 feet. keep that in mind. temperatures in the 40s to near 40 to actually near 50. some spots in the upper 30s before we rebound. looking at the day at a glance, e

there is a live look at the harrisburg expressway, delay free at warren road. there is i-95 at mountain road, delays do not extend back too far. they begin beyond whitemarsh boulevard down to 895. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. an important message for toyota owners there has been a lot of people wondering about toyota recalls, get the facts and information at toyota.com. >>> thank you. at the top of the news this after hour, the worst outbreak of violence in our nation's capital in more than a decade happened earlier this week. four people are dead, including injured police officers. the shooting was linked to a funeral. >> reporter: it was like a war zone, according to witnesses of a deadly drive by shooting in southeast washington, d.c. tuesday night. police say it happened about 7:30, south capital and brandiwine streets as people gathered in front of a building. >> somebody came past with i believe an ak-47 and let loose. this is unacceptable we have to do something to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: four people were kil

cities of waynesboro and harrisburg because of perhaps near freezing temperatures there. the pollen count has been reduced. still very high. still around 2,000. mostly oak tree pollen. eastern shore, temperatures in the low 50s. central virginia, now into the mid 60s. it is only near 40 now out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. out there, too, they can have scattered frost tomorrow morning. overnight tonight, partly cloudy. near 50 by late evening. then by dawn tomorrow, upper 30s, metro area. and then by 9:00 should be back into the upper 40s saturday. here is tomorrow's forecast bright and sunny. light to bit of a blustery north west wind. tomorrow diminish during the afternoon as we reach the mid 60s. sunday, partly cloudy, 70. cooler monday and tuesday with the northeast breeze. highs in the 60s. morning lows in the 40s. and for the midm and end of the week, it looks like it will stay dry. bit milder. we should make it into the upper 60s to near 70 by thursday. and friday. that's the way it looks now. >> thank you, tom. >>> she was one much most

harrisburg senators. he was pretty impressive. five innings, four hits, only one earned. he struck out eight, throwing 82 pitches. this guy can hit 102 on the guns. >> i'll see you and raise you one. >> the cuban player starting against toledo. four and two-thirds innings for chapman. five hits, one run, not earned. one walk. and get this. nine strikeouts, nine strikeouts making his pro debut in triple a louisville. >> mike leake , first player to be picked in the draft and skip the minor league completely. and brandon phillips there. fifth inning leake facing derek lee and lee has the number. back up the middle and a run comes in. still a strong start for leake , only run he will give up. bottom of the seventh and soriano, don't got it. the reds tie the game later in the inning. bottom of the eighth, tied at one. and hernandez draws a walk. bases loaded and reds tack on one more in the inning to hang on for 3-1 victory. numbers for leake six and two-thirds innings. five strikeouts and seven walks. he gets a no decision. jay bruce one for 18 coming in, not the starting 6-

and we went on in to harrisburg.ke a massive, mighty tidal wave coming up against this government. and they looked and they were like what the heck is this, right? and so i'm saying that movement there forced the movement with the pennsylvania attorney general whose claim to fame is enhave no meetings with black folks. they had never had a meeting with him but casey told him you got to meet with these people because they've never seen anything like what we brought in there. and when we met with him, we had the lawyers. we had state representatives. we have congress people. we have people from france and italy coming there and presenting the case of mumia. all the facts and he sat there with himself and he says, well -- in fact, they ended the meeting they thought he would end it in 10 and 15 minutes and finally they said, okay, we're finished. and then he says, well, i'm going to let you know this. and mumia's death warrant was on casey's desk and it was team off. but he said i'm going to tell you this, in six months

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sick and tired of injustices with what was happening and we all came together and we went on into harrisburg and it looked like a massive, mighty tidal wave coming up against this government. they looked and they were like, what the heck is this, right? that movement, it forced the movement with the pennsylvania attorney general who claimed he didn't have any allegiance with black folks. they had never had allegiance with him but you have got to meet with these people because they have never seen anything like what we brought in there. when we met with him, we have the lawyers, we had state representatives, we had congresspeople. we had people from france and italy coming in and resented the case of mumia. all the facts. visas well, and in fact it ended in 10 or 15 minutes. they kept giving information and finally they said we are finished and he says well, i'm going to let you know this. mumia's death warrant was on casey's desk and it was taken off. he said i'm going to tell you this, in six months mumia's death warrant will be signed and on casey's desk. how did i know? i was the one that

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through and 70 eastbound, no improvement and it's a struggle from marriottsville to 29 and the harrisburg live look at the beltway and bw parkway. er and this is brought to you by the johns hopkins children's center. learn more at hopkinschildren.org. >> and over to marty. >>> we'll look at the forecast and the radar. we have showers in the out look and a 53-degree high and here's the doppler weather radar. and this moisture is starting to spread slowly from the north to the south and that's defining the forecast into tuesday. >>> tougher punishment and tighter regulation for sex offenders makes it through the general assembly. >> reporter: don, lawmakers waited until the last minutes and passed tougher sex offender laws. they point to the rape and murder of an 11-year-old at the hands of a sex offender. the lawmakers approved the legislation. the mandatory five year prison sentence for serious sex offenders was raised to 15 year and prison credits are taken away. and now, there will be minimum standards. and now, don, back to you. >> go the parents of a teen will file a lawsuit against t

it will take 41 minutes to get toward the harrisburg expressway. 20 minutes on the outer west loop.t traffic. we will switch over now to live and you at hartford, barely moving, inching towards that accident scene. here is a check on the forecast. >> things seem pretty quiet on this monday. you might want to take a light jacket or sweater to begin the day. it is 40 at the airport. the forecast for today will be mostly sunny, mostly cool, but warmer than over the weekend. the seven-day forecast of a little warmer tomorrow, maybe a few more clubs. the chance for a few rain showers on wednesday, especially in the afternoon. the hive will be near 63. >> thank you, tony. we will have another update. >>> 8:30 now on a monday morning, 19th day of april, 2010. another nice start to the workweek, even if it is a little colder than we would all like. these people managing to sneak in an extra day on the weekend, which is always a good thing. out on the plaza, i'm matt lauer, along with ann curry, al roker and natalie morales. here is a question for you. what was first lady michelle obama like

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slow traffic on the top side between the harrisburg expressway and 95. stop and go. your drive times this morning look like this. 83 southbound northern parkway to st. paul street 7 minutes. 95, 695 to 895 a 6 minute ride. stay close. >> good morning. a frostburg state university student will be remembered tonight. a candlelight vigil will be held on the college campus in memory of brandon carroll shot and killed during a fight off campus with 21-year-old tyrone hall. ellis hart ridge of washington was injured in the shooting now recovering at the hospital. investigators say the three men knew each other. police say they found the gun used in the shooting plus round of shotgun shells and other evidence when they got to his house. hall is being held without bail and facing multiple charges. >>> baltimore city police charged tyrone hamburg in the death of his daughter melanie. she was rushed to johns hopkins saturday after her father told police he found her on the bathroom floor. after further questioning, he told police he beat the two- year old on the b