that could creep into the mason- dixon line later this evening. 85 in arlington. a slight chance of a shower along the mason-dixon line, otherwise dry. >> those high temperatures can just in time for the memorial day events happening across our area. we are live in dupont circle. >> the time and temperature clock says 92 degrees. it has been baking and the sun all day long. it is pretty testy. if you like this kind of weather, this is the weekend for you. when you see the heat haze shimmering off the sidewalk the sun blazing through the trees -- >> i guess summer is back. >> all signs of the dog days of d.c. are not far away. >> we decided to take a break and cool off at the fountain. >> to stave off this misery, they say a fifth dip in the sculpture garden at fountain does the trick. -- foot dip in the sculpture garden does the trick. a test of wills against the heat at the annual parade. bottled water is a fashion accessory. construction workers, the vendors laboring through the high temperatures this holiday. but i did it when it was 120 years ago a couple of y

this morning some showers along the mason-dixon line.a few storms this afternoon. we're pretty much in the 50's everywhere. 57 in the district. warmer at 60 degrees. later, we will have some sunny breaks. we will start with low clouds. them were scattered storms later in the afternoon. mid-upper-80 tomorrow. it looks like we will break this weather pattern by sunday and monday. mid-70's for high temperatures. >> we have a little something for everyone. no new issues. we do not have any accidents or problem. the beltway looks pretty smooth right now. so does this. pretty good on 66. we started this morning with crash and construction. an early morning collision is also gone. we will wind it down out of frederick into montgomery county. this is the headlights. this is in good stand. we will have newschopper 7 in just a little while. >> the national planning commission will meet to review final building plan submitted by the army for the museum. the 184,000 square foot museum will be located on the north coast. it is scheduled to open in ju

did have a few showers the mason-dixon line earlier this evening. they did not last long.hey were pretty organized in pennsylvania. that action dissipated, we are dealing with some of the cover.r cloud not a big deal. this pinwheel. that is a subtropical storms. it has characteristics of a and an extram tropical storm. it will take a unique path, florida, and to thege that around coast line. now, it does not look like our weather.t today, partly cloudy, a little of patchy fog. tomorrow, look at that air quality, code orange. memorial day.into tomorrow, we could have a brief over theower mountains. on monday iran the belt way, or to pop up. -- on monday around the beltway, or two to pop up. >> looking good. maybe you might want to hit the is due this weekend. maybe you might want to hit the is due this weekend. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me, you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plan

dropping its outward approaching the mason-dixon line.ts closer to the metro area. we have a boundary overhead. just west of washington. our temperature forecast for today is dependent upon this boundary moving to the northeast later on today as expected. sometimes these boundaries do not follow the forecast exactly. they get hung up for a little bit or do not move as far as expected. if that happens, temperatures will be a little bit cooler than expected. right now, we are expecting a low to mid 80's. warmer tomorrow. close to the upper 80's. a better chance for showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. some could be strong or severe. a daily storm chance in the afternoon through saturday. by sunday and monday, cooling down back into the mid 50's. 70's par highs in -- on sunday and monday. busted to lisa. >> happy to say we are in good shape as far as beltway travel. eastbound on 66, everything is good. 95 northbound has a minor collision before the hov entrance in dumfries, but is moved onto the shoulder. the beltway has started off with a

this does not extend below the mason-dixon line. some of that stuff is drifting southward. the northern tier counties in maryland could see some of that storm activity. it will diminish, but it may drift down below t maryland/pennsylvania line and affect the northern maryland counties briefly this evening. otherwise, it will be summer- like holiday weekend weather with minimal range chances, most of the time. >> we have great news for anybody who drives through baltimore city on the j.f.x. you will not see things like this anymore. the road work is finished. the mayor's office announced the emergency repairs were completed today, weeks ahead of schedule. all lanes are now open for drivers. portions of the highway have been closed on and off since mid april so cruz good repair collapsed drainage pipes underneath the expressway. -- sebec cruise could repair collapsed drainage pipes underneath the expressway. it is the time of year to honor our veterans. those along the coast of south carolina are taking heed of high tide and recurrence churned up by a big storm while the midd

a batch of the showers coming through central pennsylvania and a thunderstorm watch down to the mason-dixonhowers and storms are drifting southward and you may get some of those heftier storms. mainly a storm to the north of the metro area to keep an eye on as we had deeper into the evening hours. 78 degrees, no where near that record set in 1965. all little cooler by the day and milder through the evening with temperatures not getting out of the '70s downtown. that will continue to churn up right now. 85 miles east southeast of jacksonville, moving to the left at 10 miles mauro. -- 10 miles an hour. another hot and sticky day tomorrow. an isolated storms or two possible with a better shot of storms on tuesday. that should catch up with beryl and stay to the south and east. patchy clouds and hot and steamy tomorrow. storms down to virginia beach for nags head. tuesday into wednesday, a cooler into the latter half of the wednesday. tomorrow is probably the hottest day we have had. >> it's hard to believe it will be hotter than today. >> if it takes them a while they can watch some games. the

. >> believe it or not, there's some zesty thunderstorms moving along the mason dixon line. general movement right now is basically southeast to northwest. since we came on the air, look at all the activity that has popped up over here south of queens town, between laurel and krof -- crofton. that's a real interest. later on we will take a closer look at that. right now on tv hill it's 74. 73% humidity. it's through the afternoon we're going to start to see showers around -- and thunderstorms fire up. in that past 17 minutes it's gotten this active. 69 oakland, 76 cumberland and downtown. look at this sea breeze on the border of ocean city, 65. 73 packs river, naval air and bel air. annapolis at 73. it's an easy forecast. it's not prety, but it's pretty easy. we're is -- stuck in this eastern flow. that's spinning our way from the sea. there's a frontal boundary stalling out and warm humid air moving our way. that's unsettled weather. this is going to be the last time we talk about alberto. it's going out to sea. now really just a tropical depression. again, the model shows

front come by us just to our north that brought just a few widely scattered showers around the mason-dixon line up near pep pen. the clouds kept it from being just a stark blue sky yesterday but we are going to see much the same pattern again today. warm temperatures, summer-type pattern. sun comes out and just kind of pops up a few thunderstorms. what we'll be paying attention to is this subtropical storm. it has some of the characteristics of a tropical storm but not quite the full package. not quite as strong. the winds have been fluctuating right around other miles per hour which it is now. our high pressure has pushed we are all back into the coastline down around florida and georgia. it is actually considering to make a landfall down around florida before moving along the carolina coastline and out to sea. so not really going to do much with us except for maybe a little bit of a rip current along ocean city over the next two days or so and maybe a little higher than average surf and tide. now, we are dealing with warm air right now. it will be pretty hot today and hot tomorrow. tempe

it completely disintegrated as into the mason-dixon line.eze in a few little sprinkles and light showers. creeping across the potomac, but much even hit the ground. up over an inch of rain. there is the remnants of our cloud cover. that tropical storm. sub tropical storm. it has characteristics of a system and an extra tropical system. at 50m sustained winds miles per hour. it is going to take a unique little path. is going to do a loopy-loo. it will move to florida, then to the the east coast carolinas. is the general trend we are expecting. it could track below but to the west. it may bring us rain by the end of next week. it looks like this system is not going to have an impact on our weather. goes farther to the west, we could see a few showers. as of now, thursday looks sunny and dry. today, we had a good amount of sunshine. act reaganit to national airport. almost there, fredericksburg. now, we are in the 70's. quantico is still at 81 degrees. temperatures are going to drop down to near 70 by tomorrow morning. and, hot, and he meant, -

look for the green, which is the north of us up to the mason/dixon line.e're seeing showers right now. they are kind of slow moving at this point. so if you are in hagerstown, even out to pawpaw, you're looking at showers right now. and they will be heading out there to take their mom out for dinner right now. temperature wise, still fairly mild, it's not warm out there. 77 downtown, 75 in manassas. 72 for leesburg and winchester and out towards the bay. it's 73 degrees for annapolis. the satellite radar picture showing us that this is the area of the low pressure. and that's really going to bring us much needed rain, showers, maybe even a couple thunderstorm for the next couple of days, so we will be unsettled and cooler. cloudy and cool tonight, a wet monday morning commute for quite a few of us. a wet evening commute and unsettled again for tuesday. here's a look at the nine feature cast to show you what it will do for the next 48 hours. tonight, once again out to the north and west, and you can see the showers pull on through. and that will be moderate

. >> both gallup and mason dixon have mitt romney in the lead.lly tell us at this stage? >> well, alex, overall it tells us it will be a close election. there was another poll that was taken in the past few days by fox that had president obama ahead by a few points. there has been a lot of volatility in the past two weeks. let me just kind of run through all the things that have happened. you had president obama's gay marriage announcement to kickoff his presidential campaign. the osama bin laden anniversary. a lot of stuff that is actually happening. and we are kind of seeing volatility in the polls. i will say we have a brand new nbc wall street journal poll coming out early next week. we should probably get a pretty good indication of where things are with that poll. there are a lot of different polls out there, but our nbc/wall street journal poll is interesting to see where romney and obama are in the survey. >> that said, one part of the mason-dixon poll market is interesting because it is about independent voters where the president is six

very close to the mason-dixon line. some were going for the union and some are fighting for the south. the feelings that ran so deep, there were vengeance killings and there will be vengeance killings in libya, serbia, croatia for the next 50 years. we had the exact same thing. these were economics, not just people shooting across the fence. there were reasons why this was happening. i really love going into that aspect of understanding. suddenly, these families were expanding into the valleys and they had 13 children. if they all mary, i will have a value of 80 relatives. they need to go to the city. when they do not go to the city, what do they do? they go to town and they drink. when they drink, there is violence, anger, no employment. you can replicate the same thing for young men around the world that cannot find their way. they use something like the civil war for an excuse to fight. you did something to my dad. there you go. these patriarchs, they fought in the civil war. it is unlikely to me that they wanted to

likely in the suburbs and can you see the clouds are breaking up and with some showers across the mason dixonhere and there and nothing widespread. you have a frost advisory and that is how chilly it's getting and as soon as this gets out of the way, that is going to happen here the next few hours and some clear skies, winds lightening up and breezy. we had for 49 degrees in the district, with winds out of the northwest and down to 10 later tonight. it's the low to mid-40s in the suburbs that you going to notice in the morning and tomorrow, it's a sunny, gorgeous friday and on the breezy side. i think our temperature is warmer probably to 73 degrees. at 8 in the morning, 68 by nineteen and by 5:00, 72 degrees and checking on the future cast, we're going have a dry friday, yeah, and some lighter winds and breezy here and there and on saturday, that is looking terrific and warming up into some upper 70s on is the. six:00, great and some clear skies. sunday, looks like the clouds are coming in quickly after the noon hour and this is that front up here and next week looks unsettled and closer to

around town we look fine, but we saw a couple popping up toward west virginia and also toward the mason dixon line where cumberland earlier saw a pretty good storm go through. the heat advisory is until 9:00 for much of the d.c. metro area where you see those counties highlighted in orange. in the red is the heat warning. so right now temperatures upper 80s in downtown, 90 in gaithersburg, 88 for culpeper, even out toward ocean city in the lower 80s. hot and humid a couple more days, isolated thunderstorm possible tonight north and west of town, hot and muggy tuesday, then afternoon showers are possible, scattered thunderstorms, but then we finally cool down thursday and friday to more around average. our 9 futurecast, late tonight generally quiet, isolated storms possible north and west of town. tomorrow morning commute looks fine. bring out the sunglasses, but a front comes through, afternoon looking at scattered showers and storms into the evening hours as well. wednesday early morning maybe a few leftover showers and then the clouds start to clear for the afternoon wednesday and we're goi

curious if there was anything that we could do other than asking our good friends from south of the mason dixon to kind of leave the session, which governor perry has indicated some desire to do, if there's any other success for relieving gridlock today. >> yes, that's an excellent question. hopefully we will not have such an extreme solution, but i think in the second of my points where i it talked about a compelling agenda this is where i tend to see a way forward. i would argue that part of the fact that we are at such a 50/50 in our country right now, election after election being decided by a handful of votes, and even the nearly unprecedented example in 2000 of the loser winning it in the popular vote, that one of the explanations for this is that neither of the parties really has a vision of the american future for the 24 2 1st century that a majority of americans find compelling. and so they work on wedge issues, they turn up the volume on this, turn down the heat on that, they're very personal campaigns, so on and so forth, because net of them will look at what's going on in the republ

i can't eliminate a spotty shower from the forecast and especially north along the mason-dixon line.howers and isolated storms south and east of d.c. we'll dry out overnight and if you have the windows wide open, you may want to lower them, dropping to 57 degrees overnight and tomorrow, we should get up to 70 degrees and notice the winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 and at times gusting higher than that and that is noticeable. definitely a drop in the humidity, big time as the breezes pick up. it's 8:00 a.m., 59 degrees and sun. by noon, 67 with a breeze and by 5:00, about 68 degrees. and a rainy -- coming to an end here the next few hours and getting good rain between now and then. friday looks great at 73 degrees and still happy on saturday at 77 and a couple of showers late day, like after 6:00 and as late as 8:00 and the light showers and monday looks wet. >> all right, thank you, sue. >> sure. >>> check the weather any time about when you download the fox 5 weather app. go to the apple app store and search d.c. weather on the website. >>> the capitals season on the line. win

lovejoy made his first lengthy speech in the house chamber on february 7th, 1858, "let the mason-dixon line disappear, let the country be one united whole," he said, "the rights of all equally respected." he attacked the dred scott decision and supreme court justice roger tawny's interpretation of the constitution. if human beings are property, lovejoy pointed out, why had the federal government declared the slavad

lovejoy made his first lengthy speech in the house chamber on february 7th, 1858, "let the mason-dixon line disappear, let the country be one united whole," he said, "the rights of all equally respected." he attacked the dred scott decision and supreme court justice roger tawny's interpretation of the constitution. if human beings are property, lovejoy pointed out, why had the federal government declared the slave trade as piracy? "the new york times" made the speech the lead story called "human beings not property." the speech became the basis of lovejoy's re-election campaign. on april 5th, 1860, lovejoy delivered his most controversial speech about slavery in congress. it resulted in a tumultuous fray on the house floor. he was barely finished with the first paragraph before a southern congressman rose with clenched fists and swirling canes, northern congressmen leaped to their feet to defend lovejoy. lovejoy left the podium and walked towards the southerners, which was technically against the house rules. he continued his fiery remarks attacking the immorality of slavery. he later

to maryland state militia units saying follow those soldiers back to pennsylvania, back to the mason-dixon line, and burn all the railroad bridges between baltimore and pennsylvania. so on the morning of april 23rd as the union soldiers retreated northward, a local militia unit called the baltimore county horse guards followed the soldiers and burned about six railroad bridges. the person leading that expedition was none other than john merriman, the first lieutenant in this militia unit. and this gives you an image of two of his subordinates. we don't know who these guys are but these were members of the militia that went and burned out railroad bridges. now, there was a lot going on in maryland in april 1861. lincoln decided he had to take drastic measures. he suspended the writ of habeas corpus. now, what's the writ of habeas corpus? what does it do? molly? >> it is a writ that a prisoner can appeal to a judge and get the judge to force his like arresting officer to bring him to the court so he can be either officially charged or released. >> good. if you are ever arrested -- now, i kno

near the mason-dixon line, may be an isolated showers and a rumble of thunder but it looks like it is diminishing. otherwise, temperatures are a little cold this morning compared to yesterday. we're looking at numbers ranging from the mid to 50's. 62 degrees at quantico. we will see the possibility of showers this morning and skies will brighten and become partly cloudy and temperatures will be on the low 80's and in the next seven days, it looks like a couple of warm and humid days, upper 80 possible slight chance of a storm saturday before cool and drier air comes in sunday. >> thanks so much. the time is 6:42. >>bryce harper's big game was overshadowed in the ninth inning. >> another big day for the gop in virginia. we will have the very latest. >> i just know how great a hard this guy had. >> remembering nfl linebacker junior seau, >> do you feel like you are chained to a desk all day? health risks upsetting all they could be more harmful than we realize. new health initiatives have more activity to give in to your workplace. see you at 5:00. >> another big loss for the nfl. yeste

. >> a couple of showers skirting the mason dixon line.eryone. big problems 791 southbound. it's closed because of an accident. watch for he delays that will extend to franklin boulevard. new accident in the city as well. that is north warwick. there is an accident in the city in the clearing stages frederick at south winslow. heading out on 795 major delays because of the accident at 0 win mills. delays on jfx and 95. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. don, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> opening statements should soon be underway for the trial of julius henson, the political consultant involved in the robo calls of 2010. alex demetrick has the story. >> reporter: good morning. day two of the trial will resume with jury selection. once that panel is seated, they will be faced with a decision. were the robo calls henson orchestrated on election night an effort to suppress votes or an act of free speech. more than 100,000 of those calls went out to baltimore city and prince george county voters urging them t

i think for the most part it will stay right along the mason dixon line or up to our north. estimates of rainfall tonight, pretty significant all over the region. it looks like we had some real jackpot totals across the panhandle of west virginia 3 inches of rain, berkeley, jeff, got a lot of rain tonight. washington county into frederick county and loudoun county another 2.2 inches. you've had so much rain in these areas. tomorrow a chance to dry out and cooler, too. today's high was 91. we'll be down to about 84 degrees tone. a spotty shower is -- tomorrow. a spotty shower is still possible tomorrow. thursday looks like the best day of the week, 81 degrees accident comfortable, humidity -- degrees, comfortable, humidity drops as well. friday we could have a front coming that could touch off some afternoon thunderstorms friday. temperatures, pretty mile, don't think it's going to be a cool 1 and because of all the moisture around we could see fog forming a bit later. we have been watching something else we want to show you and that is what is tropical depression barrel expe

it's going to continue moving on south and we think as it gets around the mason dixon line, this lineing to weaken out to showers and an isolated rumble of thunder. the future cast is picking up on this line and even at 1:00 in the morning, showing rumbles of thunder. so, we bring this down to 5:00 in the morning and believe it or not, it's made it into maryland, maybe to the eastern suburbs of d.c. could be again, an isolated rumble. i think it will be showers and some downpours inside some of these brighter colors for the eastern suburbs. that's at 5:00 in the morning. now, by 8:00 in the morning, looks like it's out of here. so if you hear that overnight, it's the cluster of storms. we break for sunshine, we get warm, and by probably 5:00 or so, we begin to see another little line firing up. not sure if it's going to be widespread. it might stay more to our west tomorrow, elevation based. we get into friday, could be another round again. perhaps friday ends up being busier. we'll keep an eye on that. in the short-term, morning and predawn showers and isolated rumbles that will brin

and just over the mason-dixon line. you'll see mainly widely scattered showers throughout this afternoon. much of that is drying up as it moves into the region. temperature is around 68 degrees. normal high is 72 for this date. most of us are in the 60s, except for in oakland, which is 46 degrees. that's largely because of the winds, from the west/northwest. look at these winds. these are sustained winds over the last hours. 31 mail per hour winds, over toward hagerstown. and the gusts have been substantially higher. hagerstown, reporting 36-mile- per-hour gusts. 26 at bwi marshall. so the winds have really been a factor. all the reason that much of this rain coming down is just going to be evaporating as soon as it hits the ground. we'll have more on the rain totals coming up in a little while. but for now, kai, back over to you. >> thank you. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >> reporter: well, a bit of a chaotic start on the beltway. traveling on the west side inner loop, we have a 30-minute delay. that's

it's already at the mason dixon line.e of a shower or thunderstorm, but most of that is going to be north and east of the district, temperature 66 degrees overnight. tomorrow around 80 degrees. we'll call it partly sunny, but it does look like there could be a couple more showers in the afternoon, not so much thunder but showers. our temperature is about 80 degrees. as this front is now getting ready to slip across the area, we'll get rid of the bigger heat it. does set up shop for the potential for a little shower activity tomorrow afternoon, looks like partly sunny conditions to start out, though. so early morning practices or anything you're working on maybe a little cloud cover and that is it. that's what our futurecast shows. 12:00 probably still dry, but then you can see we bubble up a few showers, maybe some thunderstorms, but you have to get down through central virginia to see that activity. it looks like it winds down and sunday is definitely looking like a very nice day, probably the nicer of the two weekend da

further south, we have another little batch of storms, right on the mason-dixon line, just east of denton. around the baltimore region, it's still quiet. probably they stay that way a while longer. but some of the stuff across virginia, looks like it may impact our region, with still a risk of scattered, widely scattered shower or thunderstorm activity. temperature-wise now, we're at 79. dropped a little bit. oakland, 71. ocean city at 70. the water temperature is only at 63, by the way. elkton, with the rain close by, they're down to 77. so tim has a new outlook for the hurricane season by the national weather service. tim? >> well, bob, as you mentioned, third of the three major storm predictors of the season for the hurricane season, has released its prediction for the season, or projection, i should say, which is the noaa, has released its predictions. they're saying that they expect to see nine to 15 named storms, that will be tropical storms this season. and of those nine to 15, four to eight of those would become hurricanes. and of those, 1 to 3 would become major. that would be ca

just from frostburg up to the mason-dixon line. fin's alley on the allegheny and garrett county line. that's in effect right now. around here, it's pretty quiet. except the temperatures are pretty warm. 92. dew point actually is not as bad as it could be. 65 degrees. 41% humidity. north winds at 5. barometer holding steady. right now, 81 in oakland. 90 cumberland and d.c. ocean city did jump up to 85. generally in the 70s. but they have a west wind now off the land. and of course, that is a hot, dryer wind. 89 degrees now in pax river. locally, temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. much cooler by the bay. kent island, annapolis, only coming in at 82 degrees. once again, the advisory for the heat continues in baltimore, baltimore county, and a.a. county, into the d.c. area, including carroll county as well. light winds here. but they get a nice, southerly breeze. that's keeping the heat and humidity in here for one more day. then a big change late tomorrow night. this little spin right here, that is what we call leftover of bery

the closest to our area is east of us, right along the mason- dixon line, between delaware. chestertown toward elkton. also, south of us, south of d.c., another batch of storms in northern virginia. they have been hit with like four days of storms. a third one out by cumberland, not real strong. but some stokes are going to be -- folkses are going to see some showers tonight. a little hard to tell. the stuff on the eastern shore has picked up a little in intensity. but it's moving rather quickly now, off to the north. quite a bit of stuff around galena, earlville. and the other stuff way out to the west. rather light. but the stuff in virginia is a little stronger. you'll have to watch that later on this evening, if it holds together. right now, we're at 79. ocean city at 70. oakland down to 68. clouds out there. and 81 over in washington. as you mentioned, tim now has a look at the latest hurricane forecasts that have come out. tim? >> reporter: well, the third of the three major predictions centers has released its source, or actual predictions for the season. and that sou

but i think probably after 8:30, or 9:00, you might start seeing that activity, enter the mason-dixon line area. south of the area, you see that stuff down across portions of charles county, south of washington. a little batch right down there. and that's really dying out, just from la plata, up into portions of southern p.g. county, not going to affect the baltimore region. but we might see some showers coming in late tonight. take a look at temperatures. it got pretty warm tonight. 81 now. but the dew point has actually dropped this afternoon. it's a little unusual. down to 62 degrees. earlier, was up to 69. tomorrow, our front to the north will be going through the area. and that means the showers, the threat of showers will be ending early in the morning. followed by cooler and dryer air. all afternoon and all weekend. looks pretty nice. denise. >> all right. thank you, bob. >>> well, fans will have the chance to see their favorite ravens in action this year. 200 people will be randomly chosen from a lottery to watch training camp sessions at the team's owings mills facility. the

and also on the mason-dixon line there, over portions of eastern -- call it sussex county there.re in southern delaware. the rest of the area, one cell dying out. and the rest in virginia as well. 81 degrees now. and the humidity is not as high as it's probably going to get this weekend. the dew point dropped this afternoon. it's down to 63. not particularly humid. in fact, our skies are pretty blue. not a lot of haze. so right around here, it's not that bad out there. 54% humidity. this weekend, probably getting top about 60. southeast winds around 10. barometer right now, holding steady. 30.06 inches. 70 in oakland now. 83 in washington. plenty of sunshine there. elkton, 81. but i guarantee, that 68 shortly with that rain. 72, ocean city. the bay temp, by the way, is in the upper 60s. the ocean temperature, 63 degrees right now. we'll have that forecast coming up. 79, bel air. 80, kent island and rock hall. southeast winds in the region. more of a southerly and southwesterly wind. 89, chicago now. 90, memphis. 92. some spots in the onwo -- 100- degree range in texas. that is go

north of the mason-dixon line, but for the most part, the status shower free throw the overnight hoursthe temperatures in the 60s across the state. until you get out to cumberland and oakland. we are at 61 on ocean city. today? 79 degrees. fog is going to burn off, partly sunny with a shower this afternoon. lows around 58. with partly cloudy skies conditions. then the clouds break tomorrow. 72 degrees and a gorgeous sunday in store. the exclusive eye witness news first warning five-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. two women were shot inside of a church office, now they were trying to help the man who pulled the trigger. meghan mccorkell with more. >> reporter: good morning. police believe that the shooter is a homeless man who once turned to the church for help, but they are saying that he turned on church and came back with a gun. inside a place that's supposed to be sacred and an unthinkable ac. >> a church? someone goes in a church and kills someone? >> reporter: a fanter -- janitor found kohn and brewington shot. in the nearby woods

there may be an isolated thunderstorm to our north and off to our west, especially north of the mason dixons where you have your best chances. temperatures up near 90 degrees later this afternoon. details coming up. >> often referred to as the unofficial start of summer, this weekend is feeling like the middle of summer. >> a sub tropical storm system taking aim at the coast. >> and to the west dangerous fires. >> from storms to wild fires to extreme heat, mother nature does not seem willing to let everyone relax this holiday weekend. central kansas whereas many as five tornados touched down destroying homes and businesses. even the division of mermingsy management was hit by a twister. luckily no one was killed, but several -- even the division of emergency management was hit by a twister. luckily no one was killed. several people injured. three fires started two weeks ago and are still being battled. 21 acres have burned. in arizona there is the so-called gladiator fire. it has burned more than 16,000 acres now. here, good news. firefighters have now gained control of 30% of it. in orland

mason dick on line. they scatter. we -- dixon line. they scatter out.ill have a few more tomorrow night and maybe a few more wednesday especially east of d.c. here's your five-day forecast. 77 with some afternoon showers and storms. they linger for wednesday mainly east of town and hang on for the good stuff thursday, friday, saturday. we've got lots of sunshine and a grad iowa wering trend leading us into a -- gradual warming trend leading us into a beautiful mother's day weekend. we like the sound of that, but the sound you heard all over d.c. tonight was oh! i'll let feldy tell you about it. >>> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with dave feldman. >> everyone was saying that. the washington capitals had the game won tonight. they just needed to hold on. for the final 21.3 seconds of regulation, playing six on four and they were the four, caps seeking their second road game with the rangers, 2nd period, caps trailing 1-0. brooks laich to alex ovechkin. ovie centers in front. laich pounces on the loose puck. alexander see men semin blocked. off th