what do you think about what marc morial just said? >> i agree with marc. i think it is the best of times when you look at it from a political landscape, but it is the worst of times, you know. when america gets a cold, african-americans have pneumonia. and right now, we have pneumonia, swine flu and everything else that's going on, because when you look at what's happening in our communities, we're losing our homes, unemployment is so high, and we have a big disparity between african-american men and women that's never been like this before as far as unemployment. when you look at -- and not even just with the economic point of view -- you look at the legal system and how it's set up and how it's put together to keep us in that system. because you go to jail to get rehabilitated, you come out, you have a felony, you can't get a job. you can't even get financial aid if it's a drug felony to go back to school to educate yourself. so, when you look at everything going on in this country, black america is probably 100 steps further back than what we were in th

. >> let's go out to marc klaas president and founder of klaas kids foundation. marc? >> nancy, i agree kind of a little bit with renee, surprisingly enough. i think 16 seconds worth of videotape is not enough to condemn a woman to 20 years in prison for. this could very well be certainly a bad judgment but a woman and her son young having a terribly bad day. >> a bad day. okay. marc klaas, from you, i have to say, i'm surprised. alex sanchez, there's not going to be a 20-year jail sentence. that's not going to happen. 20 year to life jail sentences on child cruelty or aggravated child cruelty as a result of severe beatings, cigarette burnings, sodomy or rape of a child. she's not going to get 20 years behind bars for this but in my mind it does rise to a crime. >> well, i disagree with you. i don't think it does rise to a crime and i think if you look at that videotape, i think we need to clarify very clearly. this was not a leash around the neck that you might find on a dog, and if you're pulling somebody with a leash like that, you may seriously hurt them. this was

(informaciÓn en pantalla)h@h@t[p h@t[rsusúqkkph@h@h@t[rsusiatkpÉ de jennifer lÓpez y marc anthony, enlado se siente estirado, áspero. el de dove, suave, con líneas de expresión visiemente reducidas. dove. siente la hermosa diferencia en todo tu cuerpo. >> rematar de una manera a cromÁtica. >> acrobÁtica la celebraciÓn del tipo. >> muy bien por los pumas, en el partido del grupo c el columbus. al rematar de dentro de la que de esta manera. un buen gol. al minuto 79, el pase de eddie y robert remata y gol. el club estÁ en la punta del grupo c. >> mÍralo celebrando, en el grupo a. esto fue lo que sucediÓ en san pedro, bien nada mÁs, minuto 23 mal despeje del zaguero walter martÍnez toma el balÓn, dispara y gol. >> en el minuto 48, celebra otro gol. y en el minuto 83 vuelve a tomar la delantera con este golazo. a dos minutos del final, donde las araÑas tejen sus nidos, el 3-1 definitivo. >> esta noche sigue la fiesta de la liga de campeones de la concacaf. cruz (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> ¿quieres ver el chuvi duvi? la segunda entrada entre los bravos y los mets. >> te quedas con nosotro

okay, marc klaas, an expert in missing people's cases, have you learned, marc, how her mother found out she was dead? it's shocking. >> no, i haven't heard that. >> okay, hold on to your seat. clark, explain what happened with the mother. >> our understanding, nancy, that she was at the bank opening a new account, had heard about this suitcase that was found, didn't think that much of it, but then thought again, while at the bank, she asked the teller to search her daughter's name in the computer in google, and when she came back, she was absolutely floored and broke down in the bank. >> marc klaas, as a crime victim yourself, the mother finds out through a random bank teller. she asked, will you google my daughter's name? that's how she found out. >> nobody is showing this young woman the respect she deserves. it seems to me she was moving towards being a pretty successful entrepreneur. i can tell you this -- this guy can run, but he can't hide. everybody knows what he looks like. when they get him, he'll have to explain why he ran, what happened between friday night and saturday, and

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marc train 513 has been dans canceled. 151 has been making the penn starts. you can find the 513 between baltimore and washington. there is service there. >> that is the latest on "traffic pults 11." we check in on sandra. >> it is going to be a hot day today. probably the hottest this year. a scorcher on tap. when you are starting out at 80, there is a lot of room for that temperature to rise. we're calling for a high today in baltimore of 96 degrees. the temperature range anywhere from 95 to 98. you combine that with the humidity and the elevated due point and it will feel around the i-95 corridor like 100 to 105 degrees. that puts us in the heat advisory range. so we're talking dangerous heat here. more details on when the heat will go away coming up in your seven-day in a little bit. keith? >> yes, the ravens training staff will keep an eye on the ravens today. you can see it here on wbal-tv 11. the ravens with two practices. only the afternoon session is open to all the fans at 2:45. way to go jeff fisher of the titans. he called for the a fake punt. thi

and marc trains looking good at this hour. no delays at this hour. for the m.t.a. transit team, i'm kurt kroncke. back to sandra shaw. >> happy friday! we've made it through an interesting weather week. a whole lot of nothing going on over the mid-atlantic today. we're dealing with thsh that trend is expected to continue all weekend long. temperature-wise, 73 downtown. 68 at b.w.i.-marshall. 68 over at easton, and 78 on the shores of ocean city. taking that state-eyed wide tour for some refreshing upper elevation air. 78 heather degree elevation. chances of thunderstorms to the west. might encounter a little bit of light patchy fog around baltimore, too. going to burn off quickly, though. sun 86 degrees. for once, it looks like we're going to be dry for the first time this week with no major chance ever showers or storm. -- chance of showers or storms. it looks like the surf temperature is anywhere from 72 to 76 degrees. >> taking to the bay today, winds out of the east-northeast at 6 to 12 knots. water temperatures still in the low 80's. 86 is where we should be.

you'll find on the marc, train 405 on the penn line cancelled. the other trains and lines of marc are on time. light rail, 20-minute delay. metro subway looking good. on the buses, 33 with a diversion, bypassing armstead gardens due to a watermain break repair. the number three diverted at hopkins place and pratt. and construction has the 15 diverted in the area of guilford and fayette. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. >>> one couple's wedding went to the dogs literally. if you didn't have a date you could bring your favorite four-legged friend. the italian couple says they just loved dogs and want pets to be part of their big day. the dogs got decked out and watched the couple walk down the aisle. i wish they would get their nose out of our business. shih tzu's anyway. >>> look at this. the annual weiner dog race in seattle. qualifying for the finals were between horse racing and these little dogs ran, go, go, go! their hearts out. on their little legs. come on. couldn't go to the wedding but i can do this. >>> next on "good morning mar

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other trains and lines of marc look good. light rail and metro subway -- actually, metro subway looking good but light rail dealing with a southbound delay, 20 minutes lay. look for the number 50 bus to be diverted at saint clare and chesterfield. construction on the scene. and 1, 3, 61 and 64 taking a diversion at charles and conway, also construction-related. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. dude, your shirt. oh, i did it to let the ladies know, i'm the right choice. i got the idea from general mills big g cereals. they put this white check at the top of every box to let people know their cereals have healthy whole grain so they're the right choice, like me. (announcer) general mills is the only leading cereal company to put healthy whole grain in every box. the choice has never been easier. for whole grain guaranteed, just look for the white check. the art of getting dirty. the art of getting clean. new powerfully formulated wisk®... is better on tough mud stains than tide total care. wisk®. powerfully clean. perf

marc, penn train 405 is cancelled. the other trains and lines of marc look good. the number 36 is diverted at 20th and cecil due to a watermain break. look for the number 21 to be diverted at pennsylvania and dauphin and 17 is still diverted in the area of nursery and winterson. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. and seals better. you can even drink water with it on. crest whitestrips advanced seal. it's a breakthrough technology... that molds and adheres to your teeth better... ...giving you a dramatically whiter smile. whitening that fits any life and every smile. crest whitestrips advanced seal. ( music throughout ) hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... studies show that people who eat more whole grain tend to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains... and 110 calories per lightly sweetened serving. more grains. less you. multigrain cheerios.

and marc gellman went on to be dr. of psychology down there so that i think you got the idea here, didn't you? >> absolutely. i saw a natural laboratory. i came here to hear music. we came here for three days of fun and instead i looked around at me and saw all these people using drugs, sharing their drugs, sharing their food, sharing their experience and having such a wonderful time together. >> yeah, some of the images that struck me from the documentary, all the kids lined up on the pay phone. i know you were one of those. talk about the precellular age where you had to call home with coins saying i'm okay, i'm having fun and there was a tent for legal aid if you got busted. there was a tent for people coming down from a bad trip where people would talk you through and give you tea, right? >> that is correct. they just tried to keep the stimulus away so in some cases they covered people's eyes so that the lights weren't bothering them but they tried to make everyone mellow and the crowd was mellow. >> and in this cr

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. >> marc klaas, marc, what do you make of it?well, i don't -- i usually agree with bethany, but in this case, i don't. i almost think that equisearch is exploiting the situation. i know what my role is in these kinds of cases when we're called in to search. it's exactly to do that, to get our teams out there, to physically search for the person. but to conduct or own private polygraphs and then go out and spread the word out of -- around the world that somebody had failed the polygraph that we had put together for them, i think is -- is the height of irresponsibility. i really don't see how it serves anybody more than tim miller. it certainly doesn't seem to serve the case at all. i'm very concerned about this personally. >> marc, i'm a little more concerned about the fact that she flunked the polygraph and the voice stress test and would not submit to hypnosis. that's a little more disturbing to me than whether tim miller may or may not have overstepped his bounds. he's not a lawyer. he didn't violate any legal code. she asked h

and marc no delays. the m.t.a. customer information line is available for bus, light rail, metro subway, marc rail and m.t.a. commuter bus information, 410-539-5000 or 866-ride-mta. i'm kurt kronke. now back to sandra shaw. >> good morning. hope you're doing well. yesterday quite turbulent. we also had some unconfirmed reports of tornadic activity. a water spout even reported. you can clearly see all the showers and storms are well offshore this morning. a whole lot of nothing over maryland right now. a few low-level clouds that aren't showing up on our satellite imagery. maybe a little bit of patchy fog. but then the sun's going to dominate by this afternoon and it will be a typical august day. kind of a welcome back to summer, if you will. 74 downtown right now. 71 at the airport. low 70's on the eastern shore. and 76 in ocean city, maryland. we will note that the humidity will drop throughout today. good news there because there will be winds out of the west-northwest in the wake of that front. pretty comfortabl

on the marc, penn 405 cancelled. the other trains and lines of marc are on time. out there on the light rail, 15-minute delay, metro subway looking good. 21 bus, 15-minute delay. number 36 diverted at 20th and cecil due to a watermain break repair. 121 diverted at pennsylvania and dauphin. and 17 still diverting in the area of nursery and winterson for a construction. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. i'm donna, with a look at the past 24 hours on royal caribbean's liberty of the seas. chris and his dad vic took in the sights, at 400 feet above sea level. olive mae lewis checked one off her bucket list. water bike gangs roamed the high seas. and finally, carissa marasco did nothing at all. that's the news. i'm donna, cruising with royal caribbean, why aren't you? >>> for $100 you can win a lakeside home and save a little boy's life. >> it's a gamble but one family in atlanta, georgia, hopes it pays off. their son has a rare skin disease that causes his skin to blister and tear at the slightest touch. a stem cell transplant could save his life but of course

>> marc, you talk about the crisis, something different than the correction. when you think about the crisis, what do you mean by that? >> i think that usually an economic and financial crisis leads to some fundamental changes and the essential that prevailed before. that's the purpose of recession over depression, to clean the system. but what has happened under mr. bernanke and the treasury in the u.s., it's made the transparency even worse than before. it's bailed out people that have nothing to do with essentially demand on the street and the real economy. it's bailed out the financial system. what does the simple man gain from bailing out all the derivatives market? let the derivatives go bankrupt, then the system is clean. in my view, the big crisis is ahead of us. it may come in four or five year's time, maybe inn year's time, but the total breakdown of the system is ahead of us, and it will devastate the global economy. >> isn't there a chance, though, marc, central bankers could play this the right way and end up pulling back from all of this spending

. >> we'll be joined when we come back by marc klaas and joshua perper. we'll unleash the lawyers. >>> a mother of a 15-year-old son, disappears out on a walk in a rural area. disappears, the last known kkt is with a boyfriend in atlanta. he hears what sounds like a struggle, he reports hearing her saying, don't take me, then he losing a connection. no sign of her since then. >> someone might have known her routine. she was a probation officer in the past, might be seeking revenge. >> i think that's far fetched. eleanor dixon, and peter odom. and joining us from seattle, ann bremner. typically, they come back for the person that sent them though jail, not the person that keeps them out of jail. >> it's the person that makes the charges. >> especially not the probation officer, she wouldn't have anything with them going to jail. she would have to do with them stage out of jail. that theory doesn't make sense. how often have you, peter, seen anybody come back and get the probation officer? >> very rarely. retaliation on rare instances. let me take issue. pr

. >> marc, thanks very much. thanks to you and the international forum for democratic studies and thanks also to the national endowment for democracy and its marvelous president, karl gerstein. and thanks to each of the other panelists, each of whose expertise on the middle east far eclipses my own, and i'm especially honored to have them taking notice of my book. i was working on this book over perhaps three years and during that time when i ever i would find myself at a reception or cocktail party and someone would start a conversation by saying what are you working on i would reply i am working on a book of portraits of middle eastern democrats every single time my interlocutor shot back that would be a short book. [laughter] and i developed the responsive "don't underestimate my capacity for verbosity." [laughter] of course with these people who tweaked me were pointing to is the quite overwhelming deficit of democracy in the middle east. if you look at the -- account that's made by freedom house of what they

. >>> el cantante marc antonio, está bien enfermo si no guarda reposo, podría sufrir problemas con lasvocales el artista tuvo que cancelar el concierto en república dominicana el viernes, la nueva fecha será el 18 de septiembre >>> bueno polo prpolémica por e concierto de la praz d concierto de la paz que ofrecerá juanes en cuba. tony andrade tiene más. >>> lo que quiere juanes es llevar música y alegría a cuba, todo está cuestionado que está protestando en la famosa calle 8 >>> este disidente quiere mostrarle la verdadera considerara del pueblo. >>> están visitando no cualquier país una isla prisión alrededor de 200 prisiones y campos de trabajo donld ha trabajo donde hay alrededor de 80 mil cubanos encarcelados y entre ellos 75 prisioneros de amnistía internacional. la actriz conchita alonso dijo que un concierto por la paz en cuba sólo se le puede ocurrir a un ingenuo, ignorante cínico. >>> al hacer un concierto en la paz es un nombre absurdo porque no puede haber paz porque le están cantando a un grupo de traicioneros quienes estarán sentados en la primera fila del concierto y le c

things are turning around, aren't they, marc?things are turning around in some pretty awful ways, jean, there's no question about that. a couple things that stand out for me is number one, despite the fact that this is taking a sour turn, over 2,000 people responded to law enforcement's call for volunteers to come out. in my experience, i don't think law enforcement ever asks for civilian volunteers to do something like this, so i think it's a testament to the spirit of volunteerism and the good work that volunteers can do in these kinds of searches that law enforcement understands this and they're taking advantage of it. secondly, as i read through this and i see what this mother has done, that she cracked another child's skull like a walnut and that the court's record says that she did willfully inflict that injury, yet she was only charged with a misdemeanor, 29 days of work release, and fined $75.50, my goodness. if you're going to commit a crime against a child, i guess boise, idaho, is the place to do it. >> she is not a su

marc, it's great to be with you. you did a great job as the mayor of new orleans and a great job here as the ceo of if i could do my job one-tenth as well as he does his i would go down in the history books, but i don't have the talent he has. magic johnson, just touch me, will you? [applause] ladies and gentlemen, for 99 years, 99 years the urban league has been helped this, and after 99 years, you shape the lives of millions of americans as well as american history and all for the better and i would argue there is a greater need for you today in this new century that even them there was 99 years ago so i want to congratulate you congratulate you not only for sticking with it but for the passion you bring with them. in my city of wilmington delaware the urban league -- [cheering] i didn't know you all were here. [laughter] the urban league has revived the city and reintegrated the city in a way with all the credibly talented african-american businessmen and women who now people every major industry in my state are n

y una visiÓn de la oea se marc >> la corte suprema de argentina considerÓ la tenencia de una pequeÑa cantidades de drogas con ciertas caracterÍsticas estÁn dentro del Ámbito privado de las personas y no debe ser castigado. la corte suprema de justicia considerÓ inconstitucional penar la tenencia porque la cantidad era limitada no afectaba a terceros. al tiempo que marcÓ su decisión en el combate contra las drogas. >> en la argentina se estÁ luchando pero no lo suficiente. debe declararse una garra, que estÁ a cargo del ejecuto. la justicia harÁ lo que corresponda. >> el fallo apunta a terminar con el castigo a los usuarios y concentrar los esfuerzos en combatir a los traficantes. >> uno de los considerandos del fallo, se dice claramente,de ninguna manera esto significa legalizar la droga, por el contrario,la cortÉ llama la atenciÓn sobre el compromiso cada vez mayor que debe tener el poder polÍtico y la legislatura para luchar contra ellos. >> como suelo cubrir con los temas controversiales se oyeron voces crÍticas, como la de la iglesia catÓlica que seÑala que de esta forma crecerÁ

. >> we'll be joined when we come back by marc klaas and joshua perper. we're taking your calls and we'll unleash the lawyers. >>> a mother of a 15-year-old son, disappears out on a walk in a rural area. just disappears. the last known contact was with her boyfriend in atlanta, he on the cell phone with her at the time when she appears to be in distress, sounds like a struggle going on. the last thing he reports hearing is her saying don't take me and then he loses the kekd and there's been no sign hoff her since then. >>> someone might have known her routine. she e took this path every night. she was a probation officer, maybe somebody seeking revenge. >> i think taking the same path, someone seeking revenge is extremely far-fetched. eleanor dixon, and peter odom. and joining us from seattle, ann bremner. eleanor, typically the criminal will come back and get the person that sent them to jail, not the probation officer? they kept them out of jail? that doesn't even make any sense. >> no. we don't even see cases like that. you're right, nancy. it's not us

. >> maybe i'm crazy, marc klaas, founder of kids klaas foundation. why do you leave a boy in a car? why do you leave a child in an unlocked car in a shopping mall? >> yesterday, i was in the bay area. it was probably the hottest day of the year so far. temperatures were in the high 80s, if they were anything. just another reason why none of this story makes sense. i think what we have to do is find the other person that saw that little boy last and start establishing time lines from that point on. i can't, for a minute, believe that anybody has been cleared in this situation yet. >> i'm not understanding the whole scenario. it doesn't make sense to me. >> no. >> the way it all is unfolding. everybody, we are desperate, along with police and family, to find a 5-year-old little boy. he has cerebral palsy. he has braces on both legs. and he disappeared from a busy shopping center. a suburban shopping center, outside a shoe store. with me, tonight, and i know you will recognize him. lawrence carter long. he is the executive director for disabilities netw

. >>> hot wather has already had marc train service ltd. tomorrow. trained 405 will be cancelled. the full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. but for live updates, log on to our website, wjla.com >>> rn lineagaba ou nt ma leaing about a man who was the lic vtim of a dea ll we're live at the county animal control headquarters. >> the dolled involved were family pets. they were being kept here. police say they were called to the 20- aayeol 20-year-old mandeotsihe n answer inside thes from his family. friends say this is carter delaney, pictured here with one of his dogs. >> a nice kid. >> when police got into his home, they found the body of the 20-year-old man, the body of a small dog, and a body of a pit bull. friends say they were all family pets. this woman is a family friend and says they had no idea anything like this would ever happen. >> there can be pit bulls that are very well behaved, but you never know when they are going to snap. you never know when that is going to happen. it is a sad situation. >> the little dog was out back, playing to the fence with our dogs th

to marc klaas, president and founder of klaas kids foundation. out of everyone, marc, i truly think you are our expert tonight. with everything you're hearing, give us your thoughts. >> well, i think that the mom's response to finding out about the little boy, to having to be supported by other people and leaving the police station in tears and requesting privacy, is very consistent with somebody who just probably had the shock of their lives. i can tell from firsthand experience, jean, that losing a child truly is a parent's worst nightmare. and just -- in the first few hours after that, you are so overwhelmled by grief and by the other various -- i guess you could call them negative emotions, that it's almost impossible to function. it's almost impossible to function. >> well, it is very, very difficult. very quickly, elena in iowa. >> caller: i was kind of curious as to why he was allowed to be with his mother, since she had a felony abuse charge against her? >> all right, that's a good question. she actually had visitation. and so she had a r

would take several hundred million dollars to do be that but in you put that money to widening the marc rail, i think that would be an better alternative than putting so much money this toe the lanes on 270. >> i want to ask you about money. where does the money come from to, you know, obviously the widening lane project is incredibly expensive as most transportation projects are. >> it is $4 billion project or so, maybe a little less depending on the proposal. the money will have to come primarily from the federal government. it is an interstate, highway, that's where it should come from. >> in terms of adding light rail or new bus or marc service where would that come from? >> that would be a combination of funding most likely. a smaller split of transit than highway. the state would have to find a way to fund part of it and what we probably have to see at some point in the state, if not at the national level is some kind of increase in the gas tax to keep up with inflation at least. >> well, we will continue to watch this issue and see how you vote in a couple of weeks. >> thank you.

marc gellman. this affected you. you found your c lialng here, li right. >> i suppose so.ic and litt deid i obrvseasin g rving the behavior of hundreds of thousands of people consuming all sorts of substances but also sharing what they had, not just sharing the marijuana and passing the joint but sharing the sand wind, sharing their food, taking care of one another and that's what i recall is the caring nature of all the people that were here. >> it's so amazing. look back at the documentary. the thing that struck me. the kids lined up to use the pay phone. you were one of those -- >> i tried to call my home even though my father told me not to go to the hippie festival. >> what a contrast. tents set up for lawyers for draft dodgers. kids couldn't vote. could be drafted but couldn't vote. we'll have many more memories. richie havens will perform for us and look at the modern concerts when we come back. stick around, everything. >>> coming up on "good morning america," jon and kate irate. trouble at home while jon was visiting with her eight children. why did she call the p

the governor rode the marc train up from prince george's county where he announced funding for another project. the red line calls for a 14- mile track running east to west from johns hopkins bayview medical center to woodlawn. the project has seen its share of opposition, and today was no different. homeowners fear an above ground track will decrease their property values. >> it will create more traffic. they're taking away parking lanes. it cuts the community in half. you can't get across to the waterfront. i don't know. any other city that has cut their waterfront off the way we have. >> hopefully i'm optimistic. but we've got to fight. nothing is done. this is competition at the federal level now, and we to compete so that our dollars don't go to some other state instead. >> reporter: elijah cummings showed his support as well saying no one would be displaced from their home. the governor is asking the federal government to pay for half of the $1.6 billion. do you support the red line? log onto to vote in our online poll. it's located on the right side of our home page. >>> now the

she led a popular urising against ferdinand marc. she diedf ccer at the age of 76. the banks have been blamed for helping to cause theworldwide recession, and now the are beg cticized for making money out of it, too. barclays a h.b.c. each made half aillion pounds inhe firs half of the year. >> is the worst global recession since the 1930's. ishe city on thrise again? today we foundut how twof the biest players have wehered the storm. barclays earned me than 3 billion pounds in the first half of t year. hsbc had profits down by more than half, due to massive losses on u.s. mortgages. the head o barcys' is arguing big profits is goo for a of us. >> banks mus say sorry. banks must apoloze for the things that have go wrong in the industry. many things have go wrong. risk-taking by banks is an absolutely essential ingredient for th restorati of growth i thelobal econy. >>ut with bi pofits comes rewed concern overay and bonuse one veteran argues the bon culture ll never disappear, but it needs to be linkedo longterm pformance. >> we understand that it cannot be right for

right now marc train is looking good. no delays. for the mta transit team, i'm kurt kroncke. now back to sandra shaw. good morning, sandra. >> good morning. we are expecting our hottest day of the year informed. -- today. what we are dealing with now are mild conditions. it is 79 downtown right now. not a big cooldown last night for sure. 76 in annapolis. already 80 degrees in ocean city. it is 80 in washington, d.c. this morning as well. that is an incredibly mild reading for the overnight. we should be 65, by the way, overnight hours. looks like 89 degrees the forecast high. even in the upper elevations of the maryland mountains, thanks to that strong high pressure ridge. high forecast, 96 degrees. it will feel much worse than that with the humidity, but mostly sunny skies. just the slightest chance of an isolated thunderstorm because of the heating of the day. it should be few and far between if we see any shower activity. 95 even around the ocean city area today. a scorcher today anyway you slice it. so the real temperature is going to be 95 to 100. represent area of -- m