light showers. 71 degrees is the temperature 59%, humidity as you see just light showers near leonard town -- really pretty cool and dry. that leads us there to that forecast. let's talk about the bus stop forecast. the bus will be pulling on through. temperatures getting into about the mid60's for tomorrow morning and the first day of school, clouds, 75 degrees. a very chilly start to the morning and a comfortable day shaping up. we will have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> perfect weather for studying. >>> pretty angry baltimore residents after a day of hard volunteer work ends up going to waste. yesterday the back river clean up association put in hours picking up a lot of trash that was found in the river. they found all kinds of things, tires, bottles, this morning they went back to find the water an odd orange color and littered. it's believed the run off could becoming from construction projects. >> it's disheartening to people to come out and spend a saturday where they work all week and then all the sudden they want to come out and work on something that's in their backyard

hail reported this afternoon down there the size of baseballs about two miles away from the leonard town area. that's all gone now. just a few showers left across pa. nothing here at all. take a look at temperatures right now around the region. 75, a warm night, dew points way up there, and where did it rain earlier there will be some fog overnight. south-southwest winds at 5, barometer steady at 29.96 inches. around the state, 70 in oakland, 80 ocean city and hagerstown. we're in the mid-70s around the baltimore metro. again, mostly clear skies right now. i don't think we can see anything in way of showers. just to the north of us there are a few left, but probably not going to make it in here. 70s everywhere, so another warm night with very little wind going. any of that rain we saw earlier across southern virginia, southern maryland, and you folks on the eastern shore did see some pretty good rain. cloud cover this afternoon started to build, and then we saw the showers developing. as you can see, most of them now to our south, and just a little bit showing across northern york county

not heat index, 91 in vienna. 91 in dumfries. 92 in leonard town and even out to the west, it's 88 in winchester and 88234 woodstock. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy. rewarm. 70s and 80s to start. by the afternoon, not as bad. a few storms. a better chance of storms tomorrow. high temperatures in the low 90s an winds nearly at about 0. satellite picture -- at about 10. satellite picture, these systems will roll through and approach the northeast. there is a it severe thunderstorm watch to the maryland/pa border. some of these storms could creep in here tonight. if you want to walk the dog right now, don't walk him far. next seven day, 92 tomorrow, isolate the storm. 86 on wednesday, a few storms. dry thursday and friday. temperaturewise, a bargain. upper 80s. weekend, temperaturewise a bargain. pretty good chance of a few storms saturday and sunday. not a wash out. and then next monday, sunshine, back up to 90 degrees. which will seem like dreamy today. >> all right. >>> we're getting a little concerned brett -- >> about the injuries. here's my concern -- on thursday jason campbell is

. >>> a follow-up for you tonight on a bizarre house fire in leonard town last week. we first told you about this story last friday. police have arrested 22-year- old man. opal set fire to his mother's house after she kicked him out police say. he was found outside the burning home stabbing himself. >>> we also have an update for you now on a story we first told you about last night at 11:00 p.m. that car accident involving michael phelps. police say a woman ran a red light and hit michael phelps' cadillac in baltimore. police are citing michael phelps for driving with an expired out of state license. no one was hurt in that crash. >>> this sunday on 60 minutes michael vick sits down for his first interview since leaving prison. it was taped before the quarterback signed with the philadelphia eagles. james brown asked michael vick if he felt after two years behind bars he is ready to play? >> two years is not a long time. i still run just as fast and throw the ball just as far as i did before i left. still have the same quickness. i know how i feel when i'm in tip top

baseball size hail, golf ball size hail around calloway, leonard town and as it moved through st.ary's city it weakened. they had report of a funnel cloud around red gate in central sections of st. mary's county. this storm is moving to the east, a little to the southeast. parts to the northeast. it's weakened quite a bit. this is a strong thunderstorm, a severethunderstorm. heavy rain of course. the potential for large hail and damaging wind possible as this moves off to the east about 20 miles per hour. this is a bti number, the 2.2. we watch that closely. it's at 2.7. when it got up there close to 3, that was potential tornado. that was earlier. true view shows you more activity to the north and down to the south of us. we will watch the northern lines of showers and thunderstorms. some of it still could come across later on this evening. but the thought is that this will weaken a bit once the sunsets. a couple of things we are keeping an eye on to the south and to the north. at 11:00, we are thinking clouds. there could be a slight chance of a thunderstorm by then. early cloud

by 4:43 affecting leonard town, st. mary's by 5:19. so this is just a couple minutes ago. detected by rather day around the areas there in st. mary's county. bull run area with that cell that's moving east-southeast wardward. towards lexington park. remind you and get you updated on what to do. until 5:19, st. mary's county. most of the cells we have been watching this afternoon have been sliding just south of d.c. south, southeastward. frederickburg area a good cell south of there heading through caroline county. again, we go ahead and zoom in on this area. one we are looking at is where the national weather service just issued tniar l tiun wngni until is ais l5:tf. o e er ais lt of things to do. you want to, of course, head to the lowest part of your home basement inside of a closet or bathroom and stay away from windows and doors and we will be keeping you updated. right now tornado warning out for st. mary's county until 5:15. zoom in just a little tighter here and show you the cell we areatching. this isroarund cver acres area. holly hopes, bluff wood. i will go ahead

rockville and leonard town 97 and frederick 98. ouch. angie, how about the maryland highways? how about those highways. talk about bradley boulevard and connecticut avenue. free flowing. over to silver spring we go. here's georgia. traffic is very light. finally all aboard on 50 westbound from the bay bridge to the beltway, nice green cars and lanes wide open. now, over to beyond. >> thank you, angie. >>> time to jump start your morning with a few words of inspiration from willy jolly he know -- he shows how to bounce back when life throws you a curve ball. >> today i want to share an idea to help you live better and have greater success. it is the concept of what do you do when life throws you a curve ball or what do you do when murphy's law comes to your home. you know murphy's law anything that can go wrong at the worst possible time. i recommend that you take murphy for an unwelcome visit to go away. how do you do that? in my book i share that there are two types of bugs a negative and positive bug. negative bug hits the windshield and doesn't like it and complains about i

iowa congressman leonard boswell at his own town hall recounting a discussion he had with mr.bama in february. >> we talked about some of these things, you know, whether energy or health care or whatever. and the president, i'm not going to kick the can down the road. he said that. and i said to him, well, that's something i'm kind of used to in southern iowa. i know about kicking the can down the road. he said, no, if it makes me a one-term president we're going to take it on because the country is in need of us taking this on. i respected that very much. >> returning to our program once again on this issue, former vermont governor howard dean, himself of course a physician and former chair of the democratic party, now serves as an independent consultant providing guidance to clients particularly in the areas of health care and alternative energy resources. thanks for your time again tonight, governor. >> thanks for having me on. >> all right. can you explain or refute, whichever is appropriate, mr. clinton's prediction that inc. enacting health care reform will ultimately be

of the group, leonard patrick gonzalez jr. was the best known around town.group called "project fight back" and even won a coveted civilian service award. reporter mike rush of wpmi tv. >> he had a criminal record. he had spoken about his criminal record and kind of touted the fact that because head fought that way at one point and turned himself around that he's really the guy to be teaching this sort of thing. >> reporter: but back up a minute. ms. kathryn reported the red van had been hanging around for a week or more, and sure enough, law enforcement officials said the suspects had been getting together and training for the crime for weeks. this surveillance photo shows gonzalez jr. with a child and two other suspects entering a walmart, where they bought materials, allegedly used in the murders. >> and we're hearing aside from doing training at different locations for this exercise that they had been casing the place for a while, a very disconcerting fact to the family when they found this out. >> reporter: two of the suspects, leonard gonzalez sr. and

town. joseph wanted to have a meeting with leonard rowe, michael, randy phillips and me.it was at the beverly hills hotel in a bungalow. they got there early. michael stayed in his car until randy and paul came. i was out of town. they went in, they had a meeting, joe asked all these questions, him and leonard, randy answered them. >> larry: you heard all this from randy? >> i heard it from michael. >> larry: oh. >> okay. this is may 15th. that is a friday. i get back sunday or monday. michael says we have to get rid of rowe. i said okay. he tells me everything that happened. may 20th -- >> larry: that letter went out. >> that letter went out and he received it. >> larry: he said he didn't. >> i know he did. he also said that meeting was three weeks before michael died and that's not true. his timeline is way off. >> larry: so michael was kicked after that meeting? >> he forgot he signed it. he signed it under pressure. he forgot to send a letter out earlier. when they had the meeting and they saw how they acted he said, frank, we forgot. we have to remove leonard. i said

town. they went in, they had a meeting. joe asked all these questions, him and leonard.nd randy answered them. >> larry: you heard all of this from -- >> from michael. now, this is may 15. now, that's a friday. i got back there sunday or monday. michael says we have to get rid of rowe. he says okay, he tells me everything that happened. may 20 -- >> larry: that letter went out? >> that letter went out. he received it. >> larry: he said he didn't. >> i know he got it. and he said that was three weeks before michael died. that's not true. >> larry: so michael was kicked after that meeting? >> well, he forgot that he signed it. he signed it under pressure, but he forgot to unsign -- you know, to send a letter out earlier. when they had the meeting and saw how they acted he said frank, we forgot, we have to remove leonard. i said okay. >> is this ever going to go away, jim? >> not for a while. with anna nicole, you didn't see charges for more than a year after she died. it could take months before we see criminal charges. >> larry: anything you want to ask frank? >> i'm just

town hall where he kept that death panel discussion going. how is that different than what you saw with tom harken and leonard boswell. >> senator harken has ana -- of pulling the plug on grandma, if you will. we've heard that over and over this week. one thing i was struck by was the over all civility of these meetings. they were certainly passions and intense questions, but regardless of which side of the issue people were on, there was much more civility than we've seen in other parts of the country and also a lot of local politics going on. >> does that mean boswell and harken were not getting the people in their face screaming at them? >> there was no screaming at any of the meetings i was at and congressman boswell, 60% of his audience it seemed to me, was against this plan. he used his way to sort of slow down the conversation. in iowa, many of these people attending their meetings have a relationship with their member of congress or senator even if they're on the opposing view, so everything was civil here. but one thing i was struck by, i was picking up a lot of concern from democrats. there's a lot of sense for democrats how they sh