that would be the steady along the new central subway corridor and its relationship to howard st.. this amounts to 20% of all the grant money. that shows san francisco's competitive edge. the very last thing i want to tell you, as you note from your actions in october 2011, we are moving because our building is going to be converted. we really will commit commit -- wellcome it, even though we have to move. we're moving starting this thursday and we will complete our move on july 2. i ask that you bear with us if we are not as prompt as you would like. we will be working, of course, and trying to keep everything going during this major, major move. even though i expect that things will go according to plan, but there may be a couple of glitches, especially with high tech stuff. i would like to think the director of finance administration for doing this all while she is on maternity leave, coming back to work several times, and also, i would like to thank our deputy for technology services to step in former. -- for her. we could not keep her away. she is trying to get logistics done.

if you want to make a right turn on harrison or howard st., you have to be very careful. you cannot pull over. this is a main major street. they are making money. not only you. they are making the citation for you. i just try to make a right turn, and they try to chase me. something is wrong. very aggressive. the bicycle lane. they are trying to make money on the citizenship. this country, what kind of direction are we headed to? secretary boomer: items mentioned by the citizens advisory council only. that would be appropriate under general public comment. >> this is on your agenda. hair n -- chair nolan: this is only on the citizens' advisory committee. next item. secretary boomer: public comment, where members of the public may address the board on matters that are within the jurisdiction. members have two minutes. >> i have come here today to talk to you about a serious urgency in the taxi industry. you have heard me speak before. in a very unusual circumstance, yellow cab and others got together this past week, and we discussed some of the serious challenges that are

for baltimore county, for howard county, st. mary's, calvert, charles, stafford, culpepper county, areas north now under that heat advisory that will last until 9:00 p.m. this evening. not just us but look at the ohio valley. look at areas of the midwest. down toward missouri. high heat here. in fact, there's a big bubble that's been sitting here. here's the western part of the bubble. the western part of the high temperatures that will be moving east. we're going to see temperatures actually max out probably over 100 degrees, showers right now, hagerstown getting some moderate rain just to the north and west. that will be heading into hagerstown. right over i-70. then you've got more showers. charles town to frederick. right into areas of hamstead. it will hit areas of leesburg, gaithersburg and baltimore in the next couple of minutes. wet weather coming your way for this morning. lasting until about 9:00 a.m. dew point is at 66 degrees. look at what happens. we get rid of that rain, get a break. partly sunny skies. warm quickl

the late st as howard county police search for a gunman in a shooting in a salon over the weekend.tories today at 4:00 right after dr. phil. >> please stay with us, your five day forecast is next. ,,,, ♪ [ horn honks ] ♪ oh, those were the best of days ♪ ♪ i still feel the summer rays ♪ that graced our backs as we went down the lane ♪ [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] when your car is more than just a car to you, the right insurance matters. are you getting the coverage options you need and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage >>> all right. welcome back. >> that looks nice. >> i'm for it. haven't you wanted to do it? look at that kid running through there. >> i think you guys should do a live show from down there. >> it would be good. >> on a beautiful morning it would be. >>> let's take a look at the five day. tomorrow, wednesday going to be steep, 98, 105 and 108 your heat index, the real feel. we get some thunderstorms in here wednesday night. they'll continue with spotty thunderstorms thursday. finally by friday and saturday lose the humidity

st. paul along with portions of mount royal cathedral, howard, oliver, all of those roads in the mount royal district. light street shut down due to a water main break repair between baltimore and lombard. a quit look at traffic. volume on the harrisburg expressway. coming toward us is southbound traffic, and it is building just a bit getting you down toward the beltway. once you get on the j.f.x., no delays to report. but again, watch for the right lane closure at cold spring. switch to a live view of traffic on 95 at 32, no sign of delays here, but definitely picking up in volume. you might see delays once you get closer to 216. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. over to you, john. >> thanks, good morning. we still are in the warm, humid air mass, and we still have a front straddling the area, so we still have a chance of rain. last night's rain have moved off shore, but you can see the stormy conditions reaching back into the mountains out west. so things haven't changed much for today. temperatures will be a little cooler. we are starting in the 70's, but we'll only be in 80's for hi

howard. >> radar will be powerful showing you where the rain is falling and our friends in southern st.county, a lot wetter than a lot of other folks right now. here's a look at your day planner. we look outside from our tower camera. looking north out of northwest d.c. that's friend ship heights in the foreground. bethesda in the distance there with some high clouds out there this morning. temperatures 76 in town. 86 by noon. highs today in the mid- to upper 80s. about 87 or so for d.c. spotty shower can't be ruled out but these are seasonably warm temperatures. some big thunderstorms this morning down in the richmond area have caused minor flooding in spots with doppler estimates over 3 inches and the rain continues to fall. here's the heavy stuff. you can see some of the darker reds here. this extends into the northern neck and even in toward parts of st. mary's county. here's st. mary's city. this is toward webster field. heavy rains there. newland a couple of sprinkles but we're also seeing south of that. temps mainly in the 70s with some 60s, mid- to upper 60s north and west. 5:29

st. mary's county. and potomac, and drifting farther east. partly cloudy, beautiful morning under way. western and northern suburbs, howardntgomery county. northern fairfax and loudoun. and southern fairfax, prince william, prince georges county. low 70s and the day planner for this tuesday, we'll be into the low to mid 80s by noontime and partly sunny during the afternoon. small chance of an isolated storm popping up, south of the metro area, highs reaching mid and upper 80s by the afternoon. back with another update in ten minutes. daniela with a look at traffic. >>> things look good in our area. american he will onbridge, both directions on the inner loop and outer loop. a live look right now. and, in fact, as i said before, inner loop and the outer loop. no issues to report. taking the beltway in both directions, cross over the wilson bridge, no issues to report, no accidents, no major delays. back in ten minutes with a live look at the toll road and rails. back to you. >>> this alert for you, if your commute takes through alexandria, road work begins soon near the mark center. widening off-ramps at seminary road and

howard berkes of npr was one of the lead reporters on this story. he joins me now om st lake ty. >> it's good to be with you. sreenivasan: folks who haven't heard of or thought about black lung disease, paint us a picture of what it's like to live with it. you were able to speak with people. >> we spent some time with a number of miners who are suffering black lung. it's a horrific way to die. these miners know that that's what they're doing. they're dying. they're slowly losing the ability to breathe. simple tasks like mowing the lawn or eminer we spoke talked about how he can't even hold his two-year-old grandson for more than a few moments, become impossible with black lung. it just gets worse and worse. you can't fix it. there's no treating it. eventually some miners will end up making a choice between eating and breathing because they can't do both at the same time. some are afraid to fall asleep because, while sleeping, they can't muster the strength to get that breath down. one ysician we spokeith talked about it as if it's like taking a screw and slowly tightenin

howard? >> 70 mike. >> it's soupy. >> a sticky 75 at that. the humidsity is up. quiet this morning here. although in reidville an inch of rain overnight. southern st.'s also was feeling that. nothing severe but a loud heavy rain making thunderstorm. here's a look at the day planner this tuesday. some clouds out there and they're mixed. some hazy cloudiness. 75 and mostly cloudy skies at national. 83 by noon. isolated shower can't be ruled out then and we'll see spotty showers and storms this afternoon and highs in the mid- to upper 80s. there are the storms and you can see them and with the lower part of the bay in the last half hour and weakening too around crisfield now. not as much lightning and not as much heavy rain. so we'll be watching that. your temps, they're in the 70s. and 60s west and southwest of town. but it is muggy going into the 80s and just keep the umbrella handy just in case. better chance of storms tomorrow. your seven day forecast is coming up. right now monika samtani, this has been a pretty terrific tuesday. so far. hope i didn't jinx it. >>> except for one accidents route 234 south of the prince william parkway watch out fo

howard, montgomery, frederick counties. washington county, western maryland. west virginia, much of the sh shenandoah valley. fairfax and arlington counties. prince george's county and southern montgomery, calvert, charles, st. mary's, skenly in the low to mid 70s this morning. here's your monday day planner. by noon, it will be near 90. it's going to be a rather humid day. a slight chance of an isolated thunder shower mid afternoon as we hit the mid 90s mid afternoon. but late afternoon back down to the low 90s. i'll be back in ten minutes with another update. danella is here now with a look at the monday commute. good morning. >> good morning, tom. right now we're getting a live look from chopper 4. at i-95 as you make your way towards the occuquan river bridge, volume is starting to increase but travel lanes are open. i need you to keep in mind quaz you go towards fairfax county parkway, disabled vehicle still in the left shoulder lane. looks like someone pulled over to help this car right now. you are seeing volume as you make your way northbound. everyone is taking a look. after that, travel lanes are open. now, heading on i-66, making your way past sudley eastbound. travel lanes are open outside beltw