so the front will remain stalled around the maryland/pennsylvania line.nother front from the south. that just intensifies the rain. we might even hear a clap of thunder here and there but basically it's just periods of rain tomorrow. if there's a better chance for thunder, it will be south of us and cloudy and cool conditions if it's not raining. southeast winds at 10 to 15. 59 to 65 tomorrow. temperatures get knocked down again because of the clouds and the presence of the rain in the area. small craft advisories on the bay tomorrow. southeast winds averaging 10 to 15 knots but a few gusts could be stronger than that, up to 25. two to three-foot chop say possibility on the open waters of the bay and those waters in our beginning to move into the 50's temperaturewise. now we have the clouds and the rain is moving in. the heaviest rains may be during the day tomorrow evening. accumulations or deposits in the northeast. but the storm system is still trying to exit the area so we still could see showers into tuesday. in fact we could see snow or sleet mixed

there's the rain on our doorstep in western maryland and western pennsylvania. moves through overnight. it'll be heavy towards daybreak. 6:00 tomorrow, there's our plot, pretty hefty rains around central southern maryland. the good news here is that most of the rain would have fallen by the time many of you wake up or get out the door. the back edge of this rain line may linger with showers. around lunch time or early afternoon. clouds will break with sun late in the day. temperatures will continue to fall as a brand new canadian air mass builds into the picture. the showers this evening will bring us back to about 51 overnight. that rain heavy by daybreak. >> thank you very much. we get a look at our traffic this morning. looks like there's build-ups in certain areas. we'll get to that in just a moment. we'll look alternate your drive times first, as you head out this morning. route 100 to 395, 10 minutes. 695, outer loop, 70 to 95. there are build-ups between liberty road and baltimore national pike. outer loop. there's an accident you might want to look out fo

currently, we cannot buy health insurance products that are sold in new jersey or maryland or pennsylvania, but under this legislation if delaware would already into an interstate compact with maryland or new jersey or pennsylvania or all the above, we would create a large purchasing pool, a regional exchange, a regional purchasing pool with millions of people in it to help drive down administrative costs, and insurance that would be sold in any of those four states could be sold across state lines. increasing the number of options, increasing consumer choice and i think increasing competition that will benefit not the insurance companies but consumers. a little side note here. one of the beauties we have with a large purchasing pool, the one we're in, the federal employee health benefit plan, our administrative costs are 3% of premium dollars. 3% of premium dollars. if we were to go on the outside and try to buy for our families small business health insurance, we wouldn't pay 3% administrative costs. we might say 33% but not 3%. what we want to do is replicate what works. large purchasin

maryland. he traveled on pennsylvania to buy a ticket. -- from pennsylvania to buy a ticket. he is set in -- he is a modest man but has plans for the money. the big jackpot is the power ball, $200 million or $96 million cash. the drawing is here on tv 11. good luck. >> if you take a blood thinner, there is something you need to know coming up. >> the evidence behind this theory in our medical alert. >> the kids are able to explore their curiosity in an exhibit. it is called curious george. we >> the fda is adding at strongest warning to a blood sending drug plastivix/ . they are at an increased risk for a heart attack or stroke. recommends that those patients take other blood thinners. a federal court has ruled there is no solid proof a vaccine is responsible for causing autism in children. they say certain vaccines containing an element could cause it. petitioners have failed to demonstrate a connection between autism and this element. and there is increased evidence that links sleep and weight loss. >> they come to get fit. to stay fit. >> i left a little bit and run. >> ev

on the pennsylvania-maryland line a storm has stalled there. the air on the other side of it is not that different. it is a -- it is kind of a technical thing. the high pressure has been giving us great weather for a couple days, and the high is hanging in. the rain you see to the west, the low pressure down into arkansas moving into tennessee and mississippi, that will slowly edge in and replace the high. so we slowly convert all of this to rain. we will give you the time table on this coming up on the insta-weather plus forecast coming up. >> time for our "sunday morning q & a" and joining us is merlin corwin, chancellor of the university of maryland school system. i want to ask you -- my first two questions are actually related to basketball. the first is, given what happens when maryland beat duke -- congratulations by the way -- given what happened, police in riot gear, what are the procedures in place at the university of maryland? >> well, that's the dark side of the big victory. i think everyone was upset by what happened. a couple year

you can see the heaviest rain pushing south of the bay bridge, southern maryland, back edge out of pennsylvania. you'll actually see some clearing tomorrow afternoon. but it'll come with a very strong north wind and falling temperatures throughout the day. so enjoy today, even though it's going to look worse in the afternoon. we'll hold the showers off until this evening. we're aiming for 67 as our two-degree guarantee. rain could be heavy by daybreak. that rain in the morning should depart in the afternoon. winds will be falling temperatures. we average 50, high temperature in the morning, slipping into the 40s into the afternoon. we'll check out the cooler weekend forecast in a bit. let's go back to traffic with troy. >> thank you very much. looks like traffic is picking up. no real major incidents to talk about this morning. 695 and liberty road, you see traffic picking up a bit. expect delays if you're at 695 and liberty road. congestion between charles street and 83 as well. let's look at the drive times this morning. 695 the outer loop. 83 southbound shawan road to 695, 6-minute ride. 83

maryland. and that's with only slots and virtual table games as option. soon these deals on the screen will be replaced by real budgets. table games are coming to pennsylvania summer. >> for us to first of all catch up to the surrounding states. and become competitive. delaware has approved them. and they are putting them in and maryland is starting off with slots. >> some of those slot machines will be at the new hollywood casino in perryville starting some time in the fall. and even then pennsylvania expects the sounds of money to keep coming in from the south. in grantville pennsylvania, joel d. smith, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> more changes tonight to toughen sex offender laws. approved a bill to authorize people to report parents to police if they suspect them of allowing their children to spend time with sex offenders. this after the death of 11-year-old sarah foxwell. police say foxwell was kidnapped and killed by a registered sex offender. >> meantime, salisbury university establishes a scholarship to remember and honor foxwell. sarah foxwell memorial foundation will award money to those studying social work. and those with financial needs from wicomi

still looking at some of the highest spots of pennsylvania and western maryland on the back end of the system as it moves away sometime late friday where it could turn over to a few flakes of snow in the mountains. again, chilly for the weekend, at least we'll be getting sunshine back. your forecast for the evening, 54 to 60 degrees. temperatures falling throughout the 50s. sun sets the 7:24. i think the winds by tomorrow morning will be at 5 to 10 miles per hour. picking back up during the afteoon with the heating getting close to 70. so showers again, not until late in the day. carry your umbrella. major rain here if you're going to be out late tomorrow. but friday morning, you may want to get an early start. wet weather across the area between half and three quarters inch rain. with temperatures in the 50s. low 50s on friday. saturday, mostly sunny skies. and by sunday, back to some more rain that will get us started next week off on a very wet note. wendy, jim? >> all right. >>> still to come, the family of the seaworld trainer who was killed by the whale has made an impassioned pl

maryland. all the way up into the high spots of pennsylvania. probably not going to be, of course, sticking around, but pretty conversational. but it's back to dry conditions for friday night so that rain should be out of here by early afternoon on friday. 54 to 60 degrees. temperatures falling off into the 60s here this evening. breezy, with that wind out of the northwest. solar winds to start the day. cloud cover around. sun up tomorrow at 7:05 by a range in temperatures between 40 and 47 degrees. and another mild one tomorrow. but showers will be coming in. and then it's not going to be so mild because into the 50s for friday. it's going to be a pretty nasty day. in fact, i think temperatures will be falling from the mid-50s to about 50 by the afternoon. windy, as well, though, as the system moves out. cold to start the day saturday. look at the saturday morning temperature, 33 grees, in the 30s, too, to start out monday. we're still going to be wet from late sunday into early part of next week. wendy, jim? >> thanks, veronica. >>> coming up

pennsylvania. there will be a break at some point. host: bill on the democratic line. maryland. caller: people keep on coming on tv, talking about the american people. well, i am an american, and they are not voicing my opinion. i see so much misinformation, and the news media is not correcting it. no one is challenging these false opinions. the federal government, everyone talks about big government. i am a minority. the government has always been the protector of civil rights. the federal government does not have the same connotation to minorities and the dust to the white population. -- dust to the white population. guest: minorities, african- americans in particular, are bearing a disproportionate burden of not having health care, of being unemployed. bearing a disproportionate burden of mortgage foreclosures. the economic injustice of our time is being piled on people in minority communities across our nation. many of those who have been able to merge into working class, middle class, are being slammed back down. where are the remedies? are they in this health care bill? i

. >> reporter: right now, maryland givens all private and parochial schools $4 million. other states like new york, new jersey, even pennsylvania, give their private and parochial schools $200 million for this similar bill. back to you, vic, on tv hill. >>> the archdiocese says the 13 schools will close on june 30th. >>> nine children and at least one adult were hurt today after a school bus crash in baltimore county t. happened -- county. it happened around 7:00 this morning. two school buses and another vehicle were involved in the collision. all of the injuries are reported to be minor. >>> and another bus crash. this one in anne arundel county, has injured more than a dozen people. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene, just before 3:00 this afternoon. happened at the intersection of crain highway and central avenue in glen burnie. 14 people were taken to area hospitals with neck and back injuries. >>> tonight, investigators still don't know why a man shot and killed his ex-wife's fiance before turning the gun on himself. wjz stays on this still developing story. weijia jiang is live at state police headquarters. with more o

show you other temperatures as we go from southern pennsylvania. 30s showing up there and 30s out west in maryland. we have salisbury at 37. 9:00, noon and 5:00, i made adjustments down to 49 degrees at 5:00. and back up to the 60s by at least noon. it is topping in the 70s. i have a spotlight on virginia's forecast in the evening ising aminutes. >>> we are half way through the six hour. and right now 270 southbound. we are pretty much jammed from father hurley to montross. no incidents or accidents but plus 15 minutes making your way to the split. virginia 66, also below speed. in two spots i will go ahead and tell you, despite not having the camera. 50 to the vienna metro you are slow nutley to the capital beltway. on 395, travelers are delayed from the beltway to seminary and looks like in the hov lanes near the pentagon we have a report of a disabled vehicle. and then you are once again slow across the 14th street bridge. a steady slow go on 95 northbound. plus 15 minutes from the prince william parkway to backlick. back to you. >>> we get to the big topic of the week health care reform. the e

maryland side, looks like beltsville is 42. rockville 45 this morning. zoom out and show you temperatures if you happen to be outside of washington. york and southern pennsylvania 37. hagerstown 46. fredericksburg 34. give you a nine noon an 5:00 forecast here, i think we top out in the lower 80s. 71 is the high for today and rain comes in tonight. we will cover this in 15. right now a first look at traffic. >>> good morning. rise and shine, my friends. 95 northbound in virginia, right now looks like we are moving at speed out of fredericksburg past quantico to the mixing bowl on to 395, which is a perfect segue in to my next shot here. here's a shot of that interstate. looks like everyone is tracking those taillights moving at a good pace past the duke street exit. go realtime for you. route 4, route 5, 301, all of these roads are incident and accident free. on the outer loop in maryland, looks like the lanes are wide open from allentown to route 1 to north of the district. the live shot at university. and 270 southbound, no problems but construction alert going northbound. watch for crews between 370 and middle brook. back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> a c

maryland. congratulations. let's go to dean in my home state of pen. dean. >> caller: how about a big penn state boo-yah from northwestern pennsylvania?>> we love penn state. he with think it's their year. we think it's their year. go ahead. >> caller: i got out of the market in march of 2008 to stop the bleeding on the way down, and i failed to get back in on the way up. and i just couldn't pull the trigger. and i've got four stocks that i want to get back into it and i want to check in with you on them. >> excellent. that sounds like a very reasonable game plan. >> caller: i've already owned some exxon, xon. >> right. >> caller: con ed. >> right. >> caller: apple. which i missed out on your -- to buy at 190. >> okay. >> caller: and i'm undecided between verizon and at&t. i'm leaning toward at&t between the two. or should i buy both? >> okay. let me go over that. that's a complex question. con ed obviously 5.7 prs yield. that's excellent. by the way, they don't have any cap and trade problems. it's been a utility we've been behind. mr. burke does a good job. i want to say this is one of the few thief been consistently with in the uti

pennsylvania proposed philadelphia, other candidates included in nablus, baltimore and frederick maryland, trenton new jersey, new york and cities yet to be named along the potomac river's. it was over the course of the dinner in new york that thomas jefferson brokered a bargain in which james madison agreed to support alexander hamilton's plan for the federal government to assume state war debt to restore the nation's public credit we'll in return hamilton would support madisons preference for the capitol to be established along the potomac to persons compromise was formalized in the act of 79 d and the also provided for philadelphia to serve as the nation's capital for ten years to placate some of the pennsylvania delegation, but also to give the new government time to build a capital city. the supreme court accordingly moved to philadelphia and occupied temporary homes from seven to 91 until 1800. the court convened twice in the pennsylvania state house now known as independence hall and then regularly at the city hall now known as the old city hall. by 1800 largely through george wash

maryland, outside of d.c. caller: i am calling to point out there is a lot of pollution that goes on with drilling, and in particular, with gas drilling -- drilling in western pennsylvania. they put chemicals down on the ground. they don't even have to disclose big chemicals they are using. it pollutes the act or fir and these chemicals and up in people's food and bodies and that is one thing, the end of it -- end result of so much energy consumption and pollution, is where does it end up and it ends up in people's bodies causing illness and cancers. people ought to think about this before they yahoo the gas and oil drilling because they are going to be eating it and reading it. host: one other oil-related story, "the wall street journal" it connects it to iraq. bp, a big push toward iraq's oil. now clemens, michigan. a republican, you are on the line. john baird are you there? caller: i just don't understand why the democrats are going after a while reserves when they have fought the republicans' hand over fist for a decade or so in the process of doing so. especially in of the dakotas, -- in the dakotas where there is shale and so forth. is this going to make jobs? it

maryland, just outside d.c., democrat line. caller: i was calling to point out that there is a lot of pollution that goes on with the drilling, and with gas drilling in the marcellus region of western pennsylvania, they put chemicals in the ground. they don't even have to disclose what chemicals they are using. it pollutes the offer -- aquifer, and these chemicals and up in people's food and bodies. with all the energy consumption and pollution, people of think about where is all this stuff going to end up, and it ends up in people's bodies, causing illness and cancer. people ought to think about that before they yahoo the gas and oil drilling, because they will be eating and eating it. -- and breathing it. host: "the wall street journal" -- "bp begins big push to revive iraq's oil. if successful, this effort could be one of the largest expansions of crude oil production ever achieved anywhere. increased iraq production could be the difference between the walls applied global market with oil steadily trading below today's $82 a barrel and a tide of oil market with a triple dip prices, struggling to meet rising demand. 'it could change the map of oil,' says the chief executive" of one of the com