the storm center is in kentucky and ohio river valley and moving this way.we will have a forecast that includes rain for today. >> is the government's cash for clu clunkers program a victim of its own success. a lot of people want to take advantage, so many have taken advantage of the trade-in offer that the funding is running dry. melissa carlson has more on what is next for the program. >> the program was actually aimed at helping out struggling auto makers but the boost is possibly busting the government pocketbook and they are looking at suspending the program altogether. from florida to california the cash for clunkers program has been a hit. >> a program like this is heaven sent. >> increases business about 30%. >> it allows people to bring in gas guzzlers for a credit for up to $4,500 toward a new fuel efficient car. in catonsville this dealer stayed open for fear it was about to end. >> we had no idea how much pent-up demand there was for the automobile until this program was started. >> even the government seems surprised at the speed in which the p

sterling, kentucky. >> how many people are involved in prescription drug abuse? it's epidemic. would say it's totally out of control, out of hand. >> clinic precedents say prescription drugs are easy to buy on the streets and are horribly addictiaddictive. at districts clog the courts and jails. >> i see good kids, doctors, lawyers, teachers. >> officials are urged to do a lot more to crack down on illicit pill suppliers. >> something needs to be done. it's killing our kids every day. >> reporter: leaving more and morerieving families behind. mark potter, nbc news, moorhead, kentucky. >>> when "nightly news" returns this sunday, a new king of tennis. their doctors about cialis. ask your doctor if a cialis option is right for you because in addition to 36-hour cialis, there's another dosing option: cialis for daily use, a low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. man: tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pai

louisville, kentucky, we'll call it 72. well, christina, that's a look at your soggy forecast once again. >> all right. thanks so much, bill. >>> apple shines, starbucks bubbles, and are you ready for chocolate made with camel's milk? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it was an all-star week for cameron diaz. she dated not one but two of the world's most desirable bachelor's. >>> phillies extend their winning streak in dramatic fashion, and manny ramirez forced to leave the game early. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. and here are some of your top headlines. >>> across asia, nations were plunged into darkness by the longest solar eclipse of the 21st century. from india to china, millions watched as the moon moved directly between the sun and the earth. in some areas the eclipse lasted more than six minutes. >>> in western japan, heavy rains triggered floods and landslides that have killed at least five people. among the

and i went crazy like, wait a minute, michael, you eat kentucky fried chicken?s the greatest moment of my life. >> michael jackson, magic johnson eating kentucky fried chicken. much more on the jackson memorial and we're taking your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. >> he studied the greats and became greater. he raised the bar and then broke the bar. his talent and creativity thrust him and entertainment into another stratosphere. >> motown founder berry gordy remembering michael jackson today inside the staples center out in los angeles. brian monroe is still with us, the last man to interview michael jackson. brian, was there anything that michael said in that last interview that would be poignant today, the day of michael jackson's memorial? >> well, you know, i remember i asked him about the occasion of the interview was the 25th anniversary of "thriller" so i asked him to rewind 25 years ago and tell me the difference between the michael jackson 25 years ago and the michael jackson today. he said the one main difference is that he has kids, a family and how those chi

like wait a minute, michael, you eat kentucky fried chicken? that made my day.e greatest moment of my life. we had such a good time sitting on the floor eating that bucket of kentucky fried chicken. >> no, i did not picture michael jackson as a k.f.c. guy. that will do it for sports. tom's back with the seven-d >> some of the overnight temps look unbelievable. >> very nice for jum. >> good sleeping weather. >> and a fool moon. does that make you sleep better? >> no. makes me howl better. >> you can call it the full buck moon because antlers starts growing this time of year or the full thunder moon. it is a comfortable pattern through friday and then some thunder for the moon over the weekend. >> i just hope your name's not buck thunder. >> good night, everybody. >> tonight show with cone and o'brien is next. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause featuring m

a piece of energy coming through tennessee and kentucky.will help to fire off the storms this afternoon. here's the seven-day forecast. 86 today and some spots maybe in the upper 80s. watch for the thunderstorms this afternoon. really i think anytime after 3:00 in the metro. dry on saturday and 9. more storms to finish the weekend on sunday and isolated storms on monday and tuesday temperature good morning, angie goff. >> good morning, hb. >>> hello, everybody. tgif. 11 minutes from the 6:00 hour. a reminder i'm simulcasting live from my blog at u.s. wusa. cora and sunshine bella are kicking it with me this morning. southbound is where we will begin. all lanes of traffic are getting by. backed up to back lick. going northbound an early- morning delay that stretches from 113 to the scene and that is partly due to the rubbernecking going on throughout the morning. remember, all eyes on the road. in northeast dc, crews are responding to a fire out here. rhode island is shut down between w and fifth. we will take it back outside and show you 39

early this morning, kentucky has some of the worst weather. notice the heat t is possible cities like new york city could see their first 90-degree day since april. the exception is chicago. 71 today, 69 tomorrow. very cool this weekend in the great lakes. >>> if you're watching us on wdtn in dayton, ohio, dragons, explore the mythology surrounding their counterparts at the boonshoft discovery exhibit "dragons." no word if loch ness is real or not. >> the answer could be at that event. >> could be. >> you might want to go and find out. thanks, bill. >>> now headlines in entertainment, the boy wizard keeps toppling records at the turn style. for its first full day of release around the world, "harry potter and the half-blood prince" took in $104 million, a new record. this weekend, with no serious competition, the only question experts had is will this be a $100 million weekend for harry? >>> on the other hand, experts anticipate a steep drop for last week's number one "bruno." research points to nowhere near the continuing intrefrt that his pr

southwestern virginia, kentucky. that stuff could be here before the noon hour the way it looks and some storms today, this afternoon and this evening could be strong to severe. let's talk about what to expect the next few days because the weekend is upon us. after we get rid of thunderstorms later on today, tomorrow is looking nice. lower 80s on send and a nice weekend, especially for july. so this morning we will call it partly cloudy. and a little humid. temperatures in the mid-60s but in the 80s the next few hours in most areas with the sun coming up. partly sunny and scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. 85 to perhaps 90 with variable winds five to ten miles an hour. although strong and gusty. showers and storms will taper off probably before midnight. lows in the 60s. this morning we watch the showers to the west. very little off to the east. heavy stuff really across southwestern virginia. and this has me concerned for later this morning as it moving to the north and east. on doppler doppler 9000 we zoomed t

we had such a good time sitting on the floor eating that bucket of kentucky fried chicken.ross the world because he was already there and he opened all those doors for us. his three children will have the most incredible grandmother that god has put on this earth to take care of them. michael's three children will have incredible uncles and aunts to take care of them as well. and they will have plenty of cousins to play with. so may god continue to bless this incredible family. we say that we are praying for you, remain strong and may god continue to bless you, michael. >> magic johnson talking about three kids who until their father's death we have only seen incogni incognito. the reverend al sharpton had a message for them. >> i want his three children to know, wasn't nothing strange about your daddy. it was strange what your daddy had to deal with. but he dealt with it. >> more next, including a touching performance from jennifer hudson. the words of michael jackson himself. ♪ in our darkest hour in my deepest despair will you still care ♪ i'm peter jacobsen, and i've lo

they get jeremy jarmin from kentucky. don't squeeze the jarmin. jimmy riggleman managal debut tonight with the nationals. >> armstrong was 37 miles behind and he caught up? >> is that incredible? >> what did he have for breakfast? >> tough guy. >> thanks, tim. well, the g.o.p. is trying to portray president obama's health care efforts as a risky experiment the country cannot afford. we have the story in the political pulse. >> the r.n.c. launched a website to drive grass-roots opposition to the health care reform plans on capitol hill. the bsite, barackobamaexperiment.com is an experiment to get people to contact lawmakers. but an organization that supports reform says the republicans' efforts aren't what the country needs. t thwi theth p ( rock music playing ) this is about a new, more efficient luxury hybrid continuing to produce 70% fewer smog-forming emissions while delivering greater power. a fact not lost on the world around us. the all-new 2010 lexus rx hybrid. >> wove temperatures in the 90's. it's hard to think about christmas. but that's

a little rain and east of richmond there's pretty heavy thunderstorms over parts of kentucky and tennessee towards nashville. all that activity to the south of us. lower 80s and overnight tonight clear skies. 65 for your morning commute and we'll see nice conditions in the lower 80s with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon tomorrow. i'll tell you how long that will stick around in my 7-day forecast in a few moments. >>> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. use the interactive tools to track coming storms right to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. >>> another day, another protest for supporters of towson catholic high school. the fight to save the school could go beyond the concrete into court. miranda stevens has more. >>reporte >>reporter: all for a school they desperately want to save. >> we're losing part of ourselves. >>reporter: after last week's unexpected announcement that towson catholic high school was closing this fall, dozens of students, parents and alumni staged a second protest this morning outside the school's parish. >> i think the

michael, you eatat kentucky fri chicicken? that made my day.atesest momt of my life. >> came to say tha you. thank you because you never stopopped. thank you becausyou never gave . thank yocause you never ve out. thank you because you tore down our divisions. thank you because you eradicated barriers. thank you because you gave us hope. thank you, michael. thank you, michael. thank you, michael. >>> stay with us for "good morning america." our exclusive interview with the most important doctor in michael

and parts of southern indiana, heavy rain northern kentucky, louisville. and look at the low pressure pushing west of portions of nashville where they have had tornado warnings. this is a low tracking our direction that will give us the potential for maybe severe weather. in fact, the storm prediction center out of norman oklahoma has issued a slight risk category for strong storms through the mid-atlantic and our region baltimore. and inside the line, so the chances there to get severe weather. main threat is gusty winds, hail and lightning and heavy downpours of rain and tornadic activity that we have to watch for. tonight slight chance of a stray shower. but better chances through the afternoon tomorrow. for the next day planner looking at some gusty thunderstorms possible through the afternoon. as a front approaches. and that area of low pressure. i will have a detailed look at how the weekend will be shaping upcoming up in a bit. >> all right vytas thank you so much. you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is available at foxba

davis of kentucky. mr. davis of kentucky votes aye. mr. reichert, votes aye. mr. buse taney. votes aye. mr. heller, votes aye. mr. ross cam, votes aye. mr. mcdermott, votes no. mr. tanner. mr. tanner votes no. mr. chairman chairman votes no. 16 yeas. 25 nays. thank you mr. chairman the underlying bill allows for redistribution of unused slots for primary residents in medical education, increasing the total number of graduate, milled education slots by 15% is really, part of my amendment. it would direct these newly created slots as well, currently unfulfilled slots for training of primary care residents as in the underlying bill and includes pediatric service specialty residents, pediatric medical, subspecialties, surgical specialties or pediatric psychiatric service. there is a columbus children's hospital in my drink and outside of the obvious need we have talked about in the committee for primary care, specialty services in pediatrics, is in short supply, throughout our country. i offset this, mr. chairman, by increased spend by reducing the low income subsidy for individu

let's get a closer look at this rain from pretty much nashville to kentucky central kentucky. cincinnati will be a wet flight there and soon to be knoxville, tennessee. around here we are in between the system in lane and the one across the ohio river valley. in here we will call it partly cloudy, and a slight chance of showers or storms and as the warm front moves north it will allow warmer air compared to yesterday. this means highs of 87 this afternoon. 82 new york city. 89 that raleigh. lows in the murky lower 70s. i will tell you the next seven days. here we go. tomorrow scattered thunderstorms are likely 86. heading to the weekend we will crank it up a few degrees. 87 on friday. a partly sunny hot day on saturday, 92 and sunday looks like scattered storms and highs in the upper 80s. that's a check on the next seven. over to andrea. >> thank you, kim. >>> when the courts say no cameras bill hency comes to the rescue. he's one of the most renown courtroom artists in the country and now he is out with a new book, all rise, courts, crimes and courtroom art. welcome. >> we ar

. >>> an amazing story of recovery for one lucky dog in kentucky.ky arrived at the animal hospital after a large fork was accidentally embedded in his head. the chihuahua then ran away for two days. however because the fork was in so tight, the wound was sealed. the surgery was quick and smoky is now looking and acting normal. he's able to go home the same day. >>> you may not want to hear it but according to a recent study, baltimore has some of the worst drives in the country. as-- some of the worst drivers in the country. as we report that means we have a greater chance of getting into accidents. >> reporter: out of 200 cities, bawl drivers are second to the worst. that's what a new report released by all-state insurance company discovered. >> kind of crazy out there. >> we try to raise awarns among drivers of what they do in traffic. why there are accidents y. they need to be more aware and drive safer. >> reporter: the insurance company used a number of collision claims to rank the top cities with the most accidents. the only city baltimore out

there weren't any minorities in the area, and when i first moved to kentucky in the 1980's, i go intokentucky, and i see -- i didn't understand how people wouldn't open the door for a cop, et cetera, except that i saw an investigation where they arrest ared cops who had k.k.k. outfits in the trunk of their squad car, and i think, well, that's a different world. yeah, i don't know if i would open the door for a cop then. >> it is a totally different world. three were three police officers here. one was hispanic, one was black and the white cop had been teaching officers how not to ashallly profile for ten years and was selected for the job by his superior, who was black. the gentleman was concerned because cops are searching his car. if he is on the new jersey turnpike or in that area, 70% of the drug dealers are black, and who do you think they're dealing the drugs to? poor blacks in the newark and the inner cities there, so the fact that they stopped him, i mean, it is an inconvenience. i have an incon seen yens. i get searched every time i take a plane because i have an artificial h

he got to see his daughter's birth on sunday at fort campbell, kentucky. was coming, and he described his thrilling reaction. >> it is awesome just seeing her come out and see her cry. definitely an experience. i was really glad i could just be there for my wife, because she's been doing it by herself with the last two kids. >> we can't show you his face because he is in special ops and goes back to iraq soon. >>> we are seeing signs that the government is taking some hits. what's going on with this, because a lot of people, they want some money. >> the days of easy credit are over, natasha. banks are severely pulling back. a lot of people thought after the housing crisis, credit cards would be the next big crisis out there because people would run up their credit and not be able to pay it back, leaving those companies in a lot of trouble. the latest data showed banks issued 30% fewer new cards in the last three months, 9.8 million. some might think, good, banks are getting it together, things will be more stable and america shouldn't be overborrowing, but

the mountainous areas of virginia back in ohio and sections of kentucky. that's all part of a larger system that is being fed moisture from the gulf of mexico that moisture flowing northward is what is contributing to all the shower, clouds, and thunderstorm activity. but look what is behind it. look at that right there. that's the sunshine that we're going to be seeing for the weekend. so the majority of the heavy rainfall will pass to the northwest of us. but we're still going to see some scattered showers on and off throughout the day on friday. so basically, it's going to look kind of like it was on wednesday. right now nothing showing up on maryland's most powerful radar. a nice clear scan across the region. temperature-wise live data only available here on abc 2. eldersburg right now at 77. 76 in moncton. manchester, i guess they're having a party, 84 degrees. 76 up in fallston. chestertown 80 degrees. and down at the naval academy in annapolis, right now 80 degrees. here is the forecast. there is the scattered shower activity that we saw in virginia

i mentioned kentucky in particular.use they let out early some 2700 inmates and actually, it turned out there was a loophole and they let out about 150 violent felons and two dozen sex offenders. am i wrong in thinking this is dangerous policy? >> i do not know all the details of that situation, but we need to keep our head on when we go through programs such as early release. any time we are doing that beyond the fact, letting people goç back into the community, se of them may have been on the track to rehabilitation that would have really helped them, and all of a sudden we put them on the streets. regardless of whether or not they're timeless do, we often spend money preparing someone for release. if they are not ready to go, we should not beç putting them out there. gregg: let me look at michigan. they are letting out what they regard as a low-risk offenders. but they are still a risk. low-risk offenders sometimes become high risk. >> to me, the word corrections, i really believe it implies that you are going to c

farming is an important component kentucky's economy. kentucky farmers sold nearly $5 million worth of farm products in 2007 alone. given the number of farmers' markets throughout the state, that's not too surprising. the department of agriculture website showed there are nearly 100 farmers' markets up throughout the state. farmers markets in kentucky appear to be successful and profitable. my question is, why are we saddling the taxpayers with a bill for construction of one more farmers market? i have no doubt the farmers market in kentucky has seen a drop in business as a result of the economy. virtually every business across this country has. i also think that we could find that these earmarks do benefit the agricultural community there. that isn't in doubt. the question, again, here is, how do we choose? and why do we say, all right, we'll aid this one but not another one. and in particular, at a time like this, why are we taking money from the taxpayers and then distributing it out as we see it, rather than allowing them to keep it

kentucky's mitch mcconnell says there's no need to give it a complete overall or to hurry it throughation. >> this is the same kind of rush and spend strategy we saw on the stimulus bill. we are going to have a deficit this year, $1.8 trillion. that's bigger than the last five years combined. they pushed a budget to put us on the path to triple it in ten and here comes health care on top of it. >> president obama will hold a primetime news conference on wednesday and he is expected to talk about health care. the next day he heads to ohio where he's going to continue his push for reform. >>> indonesian police now believe they have a laptop that may have been used in the jakarta bombings. they contain information and codes the attackers may have used to communicate. the twin bombings killed at least nine people. today the australian foreign minister toured the site of the attacks. three australians were among the bombing victims. one of them was an australian government official. >>> activists say tear gas was used on demonstrators during a protest in iran on friday. the international

could thunderstorms in kentucky and tennessee. as the front progresses eastward and pushing into a humid air mass, it is really tropical air. it will trigger some thunderstorm activity this afternoon. the sun will still heat things up considerably. with that front, all the tropical air, we are in the slight risk category for severe weather. any thunderstorm is capable of producing if it gets cranked -- cranked up enough. the biggest hazard is lightning. keep that in mind, especially if you are out playing golf. mostly cloudy skies. thunderstorms are likely. not quite as warm as yesterday, but still up there. insta-weather futurecast shows and thunderstorms lining up this afternoon moving into the area. then relaxing over night, maybe a shower in the morning and more thundershowers in the afternoon. the front will still be close by, but it will be off to the southeast by monday. into tuesday, we could see a few scattered storm spirit the 70 forecast is warm and humid conditions into the work week. the highest rain chances are this

you eat kentucky fried chicken. that made my day. that was a greatest moment of my life. one glove, pulled his pants up and broke down the color curtain. >> we need to look up where he is undoubtedly perched in a crescent moon and we need to smi smile. ♪ smile though your heart is aching ♪ ♪ smile even though it's breaking ♪ ♪ >> i'm lost for words. i was his voice and his backbone. i had his back. so did the family. i hurt. michael, when you left us a part of me went with you. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. and i just want to say i love him so much. ♪ >> and here right now to talk about what it was like inside the staples center we have stewart bockerman from los angeles, former publicist for michael jackson, david wilde is with us also. he contributed to the special jackson tribute issue coming out on friday and was part of the production team for today's memorial. in new york entertainment attorney walker and jeffrey toobin who has been walking it all for us for many years. let me start with stewart. stewart, you were t

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we also have smooth kentucky this morning.kly, the weather graphic if you want to come down this sunday and hear smooth kentucky, a temperature of 81 degrees. a beautiful night to come out and check out the beautiful seen airy and -- scenery and hear the beautiful music. guys, take it away this morning. >> 1, 2, 3. ♪ ♪ running low ♪ standing to ♪ ♪ ♪ no looking back ♪ shaking hands with the devil ♪ >> concerts at laare a at ladewe ladew top airy gar en gar begino 8:00 p.m. every sunday. >>> you are not going to find a whole lot for now but with the heat and humidity comes a pretty good promise of a shower here and there with maybe even a thunderstorm, too as we put things into motion. you will see a couple of showers that are trying to move through the eastern shore earlier staying off to the east. back to the west trying to move there with the frontal boundary that will be headed in our direction. some the strongest storms will be down to the south and west even those that have dissipated in the meantime. we're going to see a

after leaving the army in 1922, he returned to kentucky. in the years following his army service, robley began volunteering at the louisville veterans affairs medical center. he would go on to devote over 14,000 hours of service right up until the last years of his long and productive life. my legislation would name the current v.a. hospital in louisville after robley rex. it also ensures that when a new hospital is built, that future facility will also bear his name. the idea to name this facility after the kentucky preeminent volunteer came from a constituent of mine, himself also a veteran. moreover the department kentucky of veterans of foreign wars had the same idea and endorsed its proposal during the recent state convention. i'm pleased as a kentucky senator i'm in a position to make it happen. i can't think of a more appropriate person to name the facility after than robley rex. i can't think of a more appropriate source for the idea than the kentucky veterans community. the new veterans hospital will be vital to kentucky's veterans

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monroe county, kentucky, is a county of 11,000 people located in south central kentucky. it is primarily economically driven by agriculture and the textile industry, except the textile industry has closed down over the last 10 years or so. the unemployment rate in monroe county right now is 15%. the most important economic engine in monroe county is agriculture. that's why i requested, at the request of the county judge and the court and the mayor of the community coming to me and asked for $250,000 to develop this farmers exchange facility, help the economic development in that area. i might also point out that on september 16, 2008, the chairman of the house transportation and infrastructure committee, james oberstar, and u.s. delegate eleanor holmes norton presented a $2 million e.d.a. investment check to the government of the district of columbia to help restore and upgrade the historic eastern market where farmers bring their goods and people buy and sell them. now, monroe county does not have access to high-priced lobbyists, not a lot of influence in monroe county.

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yarmuth, i'm a 10-year-old living in kentucky. i have a younger brother with autism, i want you to sponsor the autism education act. i would appreciate you co-sponsoring the bill to end insurance discrimination. my parents spend $50,000 a year on ce. it seems patients have to pay unnecessary conditions because their child is different. it's just not fair and this is a fair country and everybody, no matter who they are, should be treated equally. there you have it, a 10-year-old understands the essential unfairness of the system we have now, the fact that so many people are uninsured, the fact that so many people pay too much for the insurance they have, have to make life decisions based on whether they can get insurance or not, and that's what this congress is determined to correct. we have a historic opportunity here to create a just, fair health care system, one that is affordable and sustainable for this country and which will make sure that every american citizen has the health care he or she needs for their families well into

. >> bob: lexington, kentucky. >> rob: i wonder if tyler won the mr. baseball in kentucky award. >> bob: you know what, his family moved by the time he was in high school. there's austin kearns. >> rob: see how much i studied in geography. >> bob: i'm going talk to some of your teachers from that florida school you went to. what kind of student was rob dibble? >> rob: i don't know, we never saw him. rob dibble was actually here. >> bob: two outs, bases empty. the next one will be friday, august 7 when the arizona diamondbacks are here. clippard leading the team in hitting. and those at-bats he was 1 for 1 as a nat last year. yeah, that's nasty. >> rob: the swing or the pitch? >> bob: the pitch. >> rob: it was. it was a nice sinking fastball. >> bob: you're up 7, a brief at- bat. ♪ ♪ (tucci) only at&t has the best selection of full keyboard phones. like the lg neon, just $29.99 after mail-in rebate.  >> bob: the fans are having a good time at the ballpark tonight and it will probably become this morning for them. top of the fourth inning, 7-0 washin

economy is doing with the kentucky grilled chicken and china has been a big strategy for them and they are up based on that emerging market growth and i will look to see what the rest of the world is doing and drill down into that kentucky grilled chicken to see if people are buy together and they like the unfried chicken. >> no. i'm just one person. they have to try, but the problem is the fried stuff is good. it's kfc. >> if it ain't broke, don't fix it. >> appreciate it. >> don't forget to catch jim and the gang friday at 11:30. a 2-1 company will benefit from the stimulus and something in the proposed health care legislation. the ceo with the opportunity trade coming up. more than one billion consumers and one wall mart. what they can do with the first step to india. we will be back. could soone toss me an elen sixteenths wrench over here? hereou go. elen sixteenths... (announcer) om designing some of the world's cleanest and most fuel-efficientjet. to building more wind turbines creating iovation today for americs tomorrow. thks! no problem has the faest serve in t history of prof

strong thunderstorms are firing up along a frontal boundary down in portions of kentucky and tennessee. we have a cold front that is extending back over parts of ohio, back towards indiana. that will be joining us later. but ahead of the cold front, are the warmer temperatures. as the warmer temperatures come up out of the south continue to see the temperatures increasing and also we continue to see the moisture moving in from the south. so humidity is going to be ahead of the front. as the front moves closer to our neck of the woods, we get the better chance for showers and thunderstorms firing off. closer look at some of the cloud cover over the area. high thin clouds. continue to be the case over virginia, central maryland. off-and-on clouds through the eveningment few pokes of stars through them. future scan shows the timing of rain. it looks like tomorrow morning dry. but by the afternoon, maybe a few pop-up showers and thunderstorms across the area. probably want to take your umbrellas with you as the potential is there. by the evening hours, things clear out again. and by friday

over parts of kentucky, and in to southern west virginia. that makes the way in by mid-morning, afternoon tomorrow. and fire up as we see the daily shooting. look at the heating down south. lots of activity to work with. and we have a front moving over the midwest. that will be converging with the system. so the storm prediction center included parts of maryland and baltimore in a slight risk category for strong weather. we saw temperatures in the upper 80s. highs today lower 90s. that's what it felt like with the hot temperatures coming up from the south. 80 right now in baltimore. and 82 in d.c. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning, maybe rumbles of thunder in the neighborhood. and maybe some very heavy rainfall, in the neighborhood. with gusty thunderstorms possible. closer look at how long the activity will stick around coming up. >> thank you, vytas. you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is always available at foxbaltimore.com. use the interactive tools to track coming storms down to your st

it stretches all the way from kentucky down in toward texas. it guns across the northeast, but look at the heavy rain trading ahead of the front. big thunderstorms now arriving out of the gulf of mexico. they're not severe now. you see them in toward the houston area. you can see your dry. they're getting closer toward louisiana. you see the thunderstorms beginning to pop up. more showers moving out of the gulf of mexico, turning to a little bit of thunder action when you get north of pensacola. that's all drifting up toward the north. so we're going to get heavy rain for central alabama for the morning. tough commute in atlanta. notice the rain there, and then that real big shield of rain stretches out over the ohio valley into pennsylvania. western parts of nosh, new york city, right around philadelphia, you're going to get heavy rain today and we'll talk about the travel delays, the impact on that in just a little bit, robin. >> thank you. appreciate it. this is a great story achlt man drew a "go to jail" card in the game of monopoly. the ga

right now very heavy across kentucky. you've seen heavy rainfall.that's now pressing off to the east. we'll continue to watch that situation. west virginia, you're seeing some showers that morning. as i said, cool weather in behind this storm system. look at the temperatures behind me. bismarck right now, 47 degrees. pierre, south dakota, you're at 49. all of the temperatures are going to plunge as we head to the weekend, helping to cool off places like dallas where storms have moved through. temperatures will cool down. you'll drop from the triple digits to 90 degrees as we go throughout the weekend. let's go ahead and take you live to atlanta where we're looking at mostly cloudy skies. you're going to be dealing with showers and thunderstorms in the peach state. temperatures are going to be over the weekend going to be cooling off from the 90s into the 80s. morning lows by sunday in atlanta you could be talking low temps in the city. that means the suburbs are going to be dropping down into the 50s. you will have to watch out for showers an thunde

and i went crazy, like, wait a minute, michael, you eat kentucky fried chicken. that made my day.n't live to see come. and i do know that as much as we may feel, and we do, that we need michael here with us. god must have needed him far more. ♪ no i never dreamed you'd leave in summer ♪ ♪ but now i find my love has gone away ♪ ♪ michael why didn't you stay >> so many moments. still ahead, much more from the jackson memorial inside the staples center. the next hour, long time jackson friend brooke shields fighting back tears. she knew jackson like few others did. >> it was the most natural and easiest of friendships. i was 13 when we met and from that day on our friendship grew. >> also tonight, sarah palin speaking out why quitting as governor doesn't make her a quitter. we'll be right back. >>> we've yet to hear anyone in the staples center say they weren't moved. michael jackson's rose-draped casket in front of the stage. less than two weeks ago jackson was deep into rehearsals on that very same stage preparing for his comeback series in london. others stepped into the spotlight

security cameras in the kentucky neighborhood captured a house ploding. you can see it at the top of the screen. the cameras was mounted out side a nearby business. the home was for sale and vacant at the time of the explosion. >>> investigators think lightning might have killed a man. authorities have not released the man identity, but say he was staying with family in the area. investigators are trying to confirm it was indeed a lightning strike that killed him. >>> the co-pilot of the a plane that crashed in buffalo back in february told the captain that she did not want to pay for a hotel room. they released the conversation. first office, rebecca shaw told the pilot she would have called in sick had she been closer to home. all 49 people aboard the plane died in the crash. the official cause still has not been determined. >>> he is a text billias billio and now maybe that's why he is not enjoying his time in prison. he is complaining his prison cell, well, it's too hot. stanford said he does not have air-conditioning and shares his space with up to 1

central kentucky, and then western new york, central pennsylvania, both of these white boxes go until 9:00 o'clock local time. then the storms slide off to the east, weaken even further. as far as what we're looking at today with these severe thunderstorm warnings and even looks like we have a tornado warning now north of baltimore, is really it's not too bad. hail and a few strong wind gusts knocking tree limbs down might be some power outages. again, those storms have weakened significantly. we do have radar indicating rotations in one of the cells sitting to the north of buffalo. we'll check that out and bring you updates as needed. otherwise the storms slide off to the east after midnight and push along the coast. for sunday, from parts of boston, new york, and down even into the baltimore area, you may be looking at a few showers to start out sunday morning and that will slide away by the evening. to the south, looking at moisture that is bringing up some showers and even a few rumble the of thunder through the louisiana area and then off again to florida. that is the latest from

. >> a three day old baby in kentucky is seriously hurt after the family dog track it away. the drop -- the baby was in her crib when the dog and grab the child. the father saw what happened and chased the dog. she had serious injuries found in the woods. the dow was seized by animal control. >> a disturbing find for police in dallas, texas. they responded to a disturbing call. they found three children so malnourished they had to be hospitalized. the children were kept locked in a bathroom. the parents are charged with injury to a child. a baby appeared to be healthy. the children are now in the custody of child protective services. >> when it comes to regulating taxes, how does the irs hold up? " some mothers have a found to avoid a cost during the recession. >> not a whole lot going on our roadways. roadways. the bush record five times n my two granddaughters are my life. they always ask me, grandma, take me here, grandma, take me there. but with my occasional irregularity i wasn't always up to it. until i discovered activia and everything started to change. announcer: ac

the center of this storm has been producing tornadoes over tennessee, severe weather into kentucky, already a problem with the system here. it won't be at this strength when it gets here, but there is a chance for strong to severe thunderstorms with it. the storm prediction center highlighted in area as a slight risk area. if anything does come out, we will pass that out to you on the tv and on wjz.com. here's the front, comes in and gets out of here for saturday. just to the south, you notice, pretty close to the beaches, for most of us, we will dry out saturday. the next storm system, sunday. out on the water, small craft advisoried in effect for tomorrow. tonight, going down to 72 degrees, we could see a shower or thunderstorm out there. but the action cranks tomorrow with the front. tomorrow, scattered showers and storms, little break saturday before the next round sunday. temperatures will be warm and muggy all the while. >> thank you bernadette. >>> the popular pitcher is >>> all right, just two hours, the red sox will be here. >> george sherrill, traded from the orioles to the l. a.

and southern areas in kentucky and nashville. we arew8 >>> good moing, everyone.oday. temperatures climbing into the low 90s. right now it is 71 degrees. 65 out at dulles but everyone will be on the warm side, upper 80 'through the low 90s this afternoon. dew points are on the high side, in the upper 60s. we are for the most part clear but there is a storm off to the west that will bring us some thunders >> remember, if you want your hour-by-hour forecast, you can get that at weather.com. >> coming up next, the big decision that could cost you tens of thousands of retirement dollars. and olater, dancing down the ais aisle. but first, these messages. ( shouting ) this is crazy. you. let's run a free upgrade check. see if you're due for a new smartphone. don't i need to go to my carrier's store for that? noyou don't have to. we sell phones and plans on all the major networks. ok. well, is time travel possible? yes, i a from the future. announcer: phones, plans, and advice from thousands of people eagetop. announcer: phones, ♪ plans, and advice our natural sweetener

this is the moisture coming out of tennessee, north carolina, kentucky with pressure developing along this frontal zone. that will be in the atmosphere tomorrow that will give us showers and storms. the low pressure will develop along the front. there may be a morning shower, but the afternoon and evening hours will have most of them. the showers and storms will be more widespread. an active weather day on wednesday. there is a cold front powered by the jet stream. there is a bermuda high that is controlling the whole system. that is your classic summer weather pattern in this area. it will be in the driver's seat for another six or seven days. we will be in the mid-a's. -- a's. 8 0's. >> a typical summer. we have not had it yet, but here it is. [unintelligible] we'll be right be righ if we don't act, medical bills will wipe out their savings. if we don't act, she'll be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. and he won't get the chemotherapy he needs. if we don't act, health care costs will rise 70%. and he'll have to cut benefits for his employees. but we can act. the p