. >> the insta-weather-plus forecast coming up. right now, it is modeled at b.w.i.. rain is north of the city. 75 [ waves crashing ] [ whistling ] ♪ [ male announcer ] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. and only at southwest.com can you get our nonstop flights from bwi airport to panama city beach. [ ding ] >> power is expected to be stored at -- restored at umbc tomorrow. fortunately, there are few students living at the campus of the time of year. those who could not move, were assigned a temporary emergency housing. expect traffic downtown as baltimore gears up for his first grand prix racing event. conway street will be closed in both directions between light street and charles history. you can use howard street or interstate 395. alternate routes include lombard street. the baltimore grand prix is slated for labor day weekend. in tonight's medical alert, agriculture officials in germany said they found the source of the recent e. coli outbreak. bean sprouts from an organic farm is the likely cau

falling this newscast -- following this newscast. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together live skit you up to date -- get you up to date. have an accident just passed 216 on southbound 95. conway street is closed from light to charles. take 395 into mlk as alternate. there's fire department activity. 22 miles per hour from 75 down towards 70 in the outer loop. the jfx, so far so good into town. this is 95 at 216. there is that closure. 295 looks much better. clear act 216 -- all clear act 216. >> we have some fog out there. mostly sunny this afternoon. a high temperature around 82. it will be warmer tomorrow. 94 on wednesday with the heat index around 100. scat a storms are possible -- scattered storms are possible. a nice day today. >> 63 degrees on tv hill. parents seem to embarrass the teenage children. to a bread -- is delivere deliberate. >> i always dressed as a pirate. we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what's your opinion of the current field of republican presidential candidates? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and

. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is busy at there. another accident in anne arundel county. of the jam-packed right southbound on the harrisburg expressway. and now extant on the left lane. -- an accident on the left lane. on the gallup north side come late clearing construction still in place -- on the outer loop north side, some late clearing construction still in place. delays stretch back to harford road., st conway street shut down between light and charles. harrisburg expressway. the accident scene on the left lane pass timonium street. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> so for a nice start for us weather-wise. the butchers of the upper 50's and low 60's. 56 in york, pa. -- temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. heat is on in the seven-day forecast. here is keith mills. >> thank you, tony. the orioles get another win and another first-round draft pick. the orioles select dylan bundy. in the bt as -- then they beat the a's. brian matusz was good e

the insta-weather plus is coming out. >> tonight, can he be done?is the question that now defies the race for mayor. >> so far, everyone hoping to take stephanie rawlings-blake said job says they can lower taxes. >> is a big issue that is emerging in this race, and the one that shows clear differences between the mayor's position and those of her challengers. -- challengers. >> the race for baltimore city hall is already crowded. stephanie rawlings-blake of now faces three prominent opponents. faces three prominent opponents.

in greece. >> the insta-weather plus seven- day forecast is next.ht now, >> coming up tonight, increasing the state's tolls. we will take you to the protest where some are outraged, and also state legislators who oppose the idea. and a robbery and with a store manager staffed. how one employee may have saved the rest of the group. and a woman is mauled by a pit bull. now her neighborhoo >> some westminster fourth graders got a unique learning experience this year. >> they won a national contest. >> students in the fourth grade at this elementary in westminster got their normalizes this school year, but they also got a special one outside the classroom, way outside. >> some of them i do not think have never had an experience at the national parks. it was interesting to see their reactions to different things. >> they participated in the competition using $5,000 of grant money from that foundation. they designed and build it from the ground up. >> we aren't a lot about the environment -- we learned a lot about the environment and how to take care of i

. >> two early-morning problems including roadwork >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> how is looking? >> no delays to do with right now. there'll be some delays at this construction john. --construction zone. 395 to howard is much better because of construction. no delays. a pretty smooth ride. 11 minutes on the north and west loop.ntelopeouter this is liberty road on the west side. this is traffic near delaney valley on the topside. that fog is looking much better than before. harrisburg expressway running smoothly down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. >> we have a few diversions this morning. the 61 line is diverting at light and conaway. watch for scattered bus delays including the three, seven, 30, and 19 lines. light rail and metro problem- free. penn, camden, and brunswick lines reporting no delays at . now back to tony pann. >> there is some fog this morning. among the visibility may be down in some neighborhoods. 62 in jarrettsville. we had some thunderstorms roll through last nigh

coli >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. let's see what is going on out there. we have a couple of closures. there is a closure between eastern and foster because of the greek festival. conway street is closed between light and charles. you can take 395 into mlk as an alternate. 11 minutes on the west side of the loop. let's give you a live view of traffic. volume picking up just a bit in the outer loop at harford road. moving well want to get to the west side. we're problem-free at the key bridge. both lubes checking out fine. tunneled traffic moving fine. -- both loops checking out fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. >> we have some differences on the bus line. the 29 is diverting. watch out for the 61 diverting at light and conway street. 46 line diverting at madison. light rail and mature running problem-free. penn, camden, and brunswick lines showing no delays. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. heat adv

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top high-scho >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. let's check the roads for you. air is the one problem spot -- here is the one problem spot at conway street. take 395 to mlk. lombard to mlk should also worked. a bit of a delay on the north side. is the construction zone. youkilis moved on 795 -- equally smooth on 795. check the west side. not building enough to amount to much. pretty easy ride at the key bridge. take this as an alternate to your tunnels. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. >> we can see to show the 61 line diverting a light and conway street. we have a diversion at madison and washington. scattered bus delays included the 36, 40, and 40 lines. rail and metro continues its run problem-free. penn, camden, and brunswick lines showing no delays. now back to tony pann. >> we have some high, thin cloud cover out there this morning, making for a beautiful sunrise. bridges in the upper 50's and low 60's in the suburbs

talent" airs got tonight >> now, your insta- weather-plus forecast with tony past -- tony pann. >> we are seeing some shower activity, mostly in pennsylvania. this is moving to the southeast. those of you in the northwest suburbs will probably see a passing shower or thunderstorm. let's take a wider field. the severe weather is off to war west. it is moving across portions of ohio and west virginia. we call these a cluster of thunderstorms. the big part is -- the good part looks like the heaviest storms will miss us. that does not say something might not develop on the east, but this passes off to the west of us. some of the high, thin clouds are certainly drifting into central maryland, obscure in the sunshine, and holding temperatures back. it is still 86 of the airport. it is 82 in westminster. the clouds are thicker. everybody will make it into the mid-80's, and most of you to around 90 degrees. i call it a mixture of sunshine and clouds with about a 40% chance of thunderstorms. the humidity is not that bad. that will start to go up late tonight. chance for an evening thunderstorm

. -- >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. back to 90 -- >> back to 90 degrees today and it is going to get even hotter. all 93 -- only 93 at the inner harbor. well above that and getting even harder the next couple of days. the record low, 47 going back to 1894. no rain around baltimore today, but not too far away, heavy showers and thunderstorms rolling through the western mountains. the storms are tracking west and south now. they are turning back west through southwest virginia and no real threat to us. those high clouds will diminish and move away as the nine moves on. temperatures in the 80's to 91 degrees in downtown baltimore. 86 in frederick. 68 degrees at oakland at this hour. around baltimore tonight, skies are clear. sun goes down at 8:31 p.m. then we crank up the heat and humidity tomorrow. during the afternoon, what it feels like on your skin is likely to go above 100. then in calvert and st. mary's county boys back into frederick county, a heat advisory. an excessive heat warning in philadelphia. it could be dan

. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the sixth of june in baltimore, and normal high temperatures are riding around the 80-degree mark. but on this sixth day of june, we pushed past that a bit. 86 at b.w.i. marshall and 87 at the inner harbor. not feeling too terrible when the humidity levels stay in check. that will all evolve into a classic mid-atlantic heat wave in the next few days. record high for today, 99 degrees in 1925. the record low, 46 in 1997. the pollen count, high to moderate for tree and grass pollen. a very high amount of mauled in the atmosphere, 1628. -- mold in the atmosphere, 1628. we will continue to have clear skies tonight with temperatures cooling rapidly after sunset. but the nights are short. not much time to let the temperatures cool off. eventually, that will build up to a bit of a heat wave this week. stewart's town at 79. low to mid 70's in the mountains. in baltimore, a wide range in the baltimore area tonight, from the upper 50's in the suburbs to the upper 60's may be even ride around 70 at the in

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russia more insta forty six victims of tuesday's plane crash in the northwest of the country the aircraft caught fire after a crash landing in a major road just a kilometer from its destination pilot error and poor weather conditions are believed to be the main causes of the tragedy. levy has seen a surge in the number of civilian casualties from nato airstrikes in the country where the latest bombing reportedly killing fifteen may be official say over eight hundred civilians have died since the operation began in march. and huge demands for greece to impose tougher budget cuts to secure a french bailout sparked massive protests at home and outrage at yet another rescue plan within the blog that's amid predictions that the euro is on the brink of collapse. you don't hear so time now for a sports update and i think we can safely say with found the next michael schumacher and for one. sometimes we don't agree but in this curious minds think alike well in this case certainly so because sebastian vettel he's on pole once again at the european grand prix he won the championship last year he's

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the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military instaings of the taliban regime in afghanistan. >> reporter: al qaeda's tora bora is destroyed. the taliban restreet to the mountains. over the next two years the u.s. and nato allies try to subdue a stubborn insurgency and then another invasion. >> intense gatherlligence gathes and other governments leaves no doubt that the al qaeda regime continues. >> reporter: within two months, there are 150,000 american troops in iraq. but those weapons are never found. as the u.s. military gets bogged down fighting a local insurgency and al qaeda followers, afghanistan becomes the forgotten war. >> the reality is, we won the first afghan war in 2001-2002. we were diverted by iraq. and we basically neglected afghanistan for several years. >> reporter: that's the argument candidate obama makes as he pitches himself for the white house. >> we're confronting an urgent crisis in afghanistan and we have to act. it's time to heed the call for more troops. >> reporter: for much of 200 9 as president barack o

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