good morning millersville at 67 degrees. 59 in reisterstown and sykesville 62 degrees. the winds are light for right now. but they will be picking up just like we saw yesterday especially more into the afternoon time frame. those details are come up and right now back over to charlie. >>> news time now 4:34. the festivities are underway for the star-spangled sailabration and a slew of thing going on today and into the weekend and that's where we find abc2's megan pringle with a preview of the event and how you can catch a glimpse of history. >> reporter: we're here at rash field which has been dubbed th adventure zone. it is what this is all about. all commemorating the war of 1812. this is going to be on area for kids they can come and have some activities after they're done touring all the ships. now tall ships from around the world have docked here in baltimore's inner harbor for the sailabration. again to commemorate the war of 1812. now between the inner harbor, fort mchenry. about 20,000 people are expected to take part in the activities that last up until june 19

that crash happened about 1:30 this morning in millersville. in the northbound lane of i-97 a mile south of ben field old exit. one person died in the crash and he was actually pronounced dead on the scene. another person was take on the shock trauma by medevac. now maryland state police tell us that one of the cars may have been traveling in the wrong direction on i-97 when it ran into another car. state troopers at one point had to shut down the northbound and southbound lanes for medevac to come and land. now once again, southbound lane on i-97 is reopened to traffic as well as the northbound lane. it took crews a little while to reopen those lanes because they had to investigate and also clean up the debris. but we are told as of just a few minutes ago both lanes are open to traffic and just in time for rush hour. right now dotlike turn it over to my colleague lauren cook for more on traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. well as you said 97 has reopened. the crash happened right around 1:30 this morning. right between ben field road and

this morning, breezy with the gusts up to 18 miles an hour, millersville. we won't be as breezy as yesterday but the winds will be out of the northwest at 5-10 miles an hour as we go throughout the day. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> good morning, if you are using the jfx to get in to the city, it's going to take you 11 minutes from p the beltway downtown to east fayette. everything is up to speed, through the fort mc henry tunnel and harbor tunnel. speeds at 54 miles per hour right now along the northbound lanes. stick with the fort mc henry or the key bridge. 95, 395, no concerns. as we look at the beltway, 11 minute ride towards 83. west side, will remain clear. that's a look at your abc2 news time saver traffic. >>> the decision has been made. >> cuts to local fire companies are days away. after the closure of some city rec centers, what this means for the community. >>> how man's best friends saves a toddler from drowning with an amazing balancing act. that story straight ahead. we continue in just a moment. that's a l

, on the aa county howard county line, areas impact could include the fort head, elk ridge and millersville area. moving 20 miles per hour and moving towards this southwest. baltimore region. we just looked at it and let's look inside of it to see if there is a lot of rotation. let's go down to the lower area and we are looking inside of it. there is some rotation there, not as much as you saw earlier but there is some rotation right through there. you see the different colors, there's some neutral colors but we have darker greens and lighter greens in opposition. we don't see a lot of reds, sometimes not even seeing the indications can still mean you can still see some funnel clouds or tornadoes developing in that particular cell, from laural to maryland city, moving up towards the beltway up towards 95 and 32 right now. around the rest of the area, still plenty of activity as you can see just a lot of storms going on around the region across the area and particularly north and east of baltimore area and moving to lancaster city and south of dc, another strong line developing and concerned

that crash happened this morning at 1:30 in millersville a mile south of the ben field road exit. again, one person killed at the scene. that's 25-year-old kelly whit of pasadena. another person 54-year-old jean gold of glen burnie was taken to shock trauma by medevac. whit was traveling in the wrong direction and state troopers shut down the north and southbound lanes for hours but once again they have been reopened to of traffic. reporting live in -- to traffic. reporting live in millersville, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> you can be the first to know the breaking news, traffic and weather alerts just by downloading the free app and texting wmar to 46988. >>> the inner harbor is taking on a new look this morning and for days to come. ships and a lot of them are coming in for the sailabration. pink ring has been live through the -- megan pringle has been live in the morning on abc2news.com coming up we'll is a full list and a calendar of events for the days to come. this does kick off officially on the 16th and then ends on the 19th but you'll notice the inner harbor is full of

some of the areas, fort meade, millersville, possible targets for this particular storm. it was, again, a doppler radar indicated storm capable of producing tornadoes along a line extending from laurel to about five miles southeast of laurel, and it's moving east at 20. so that's the lowdown on that particular store. we'll kind of zoom in here and try to get you closer to where the action is. we're north of beltsville, greenbelt, and lanham. and this is the area of concern. if you are in bowie, you probably need to take cover as well. if you are northeast of this area, you certainly need to take cover. you always kind of have to know what's to the southwest of you. there's laurel right there. let's just see if we can find any rotation with this particular storm. and we'll see what the winds are. so we've got winds 41 miles per hour away from the radar site. pretty strong, i'll give you. that but there's not any winds toward the radar site. so that's still -- if you're in jessup, up 295, baltimore, washington parkway, i would take it seriously, take cover. it certainly has

millersville, southern and south gate this is until 7:00 tonight.imes tornadoes are wrapped in rain and you can't see the funnel cloud because of the e rain coming down so hard. so even though we're not seeing any funnel clouds at this time, with these storms being so strong, sometimes they're hidden but please if you're in the region, the generation, southwest of the glen burney area we're talking the fort mead area not too far from the baltimore region. take shelter now at least for the next 25, 30 minutes until that cell can move through your region. let's take a look again at your forecast. we do expect a nicer day to come in. we see cooler temps, a nice breeze moving through the region. looks like a pretty good region. small craft advisory, yes for tonight. and eventually a little bit more for tomorrow. 49 is the bay temp. severe storms still possible. tomorrow much nicer day. cooler, less humid, high of 77. going down to the beach, shower activity through tonight and into tomorrow morning. 74, 76 on sunday. looks like a pretty good weekend. th

temperatures this morning are on the mild side warm side once again. 65 degrees in millersville and 62 in rockville. good morning westminster coming in at 65. and northeast at 67 galena 66 and rock hall at 66 as well as joppa. we have a little bit of a visibility issue this morning. in certain spots. patchy fog around so we have reduced visibility in baltimore about 9 miles and we like to get to the 10 we are seeing in dc and also easton. only 7 in york and 7 has been holding steady in york for a while and we are down back to 1 in culpepper. we were up to 2 but we will see the fluctuating as we go through the morning and it will burn off later in the morning hours. future trend picking up on the fact we have the chance for again some scattered showers to move in here but all this back off towards the west and south. this is that disturbance that's going to be moving in here going mainly into the overnight and it will linger as we head into tomorrow. and possibly as we go into wednesday. but then things will start to improve a bit. so let me show you what's going on for today. the hour

upper 50s in towson and good morning millersville you're right around # 3 degrees. and -- 63-degrees. and 61 in northeast and 66 middletown this morning and goldsboro coming in at 62. now we have some hot and humid weather that's being orb everyday in and this is all courtesy of the area of high pressure. you get that clockwise flow around high pressure and you're going to get that southwesterly flow and that's going to pump in all that heat that we're going to be seeing and feeling for the next several days. future trend looks like this. an isolated shower is possible as we go through the overnight. you can see it overnight into tomorrow morning. make sure you do just come equipped just in case because you know when you get that hot you have the pop-up thunderstorms in the forecast. check out my great picture here, this is sent in by walter sally one of the weather watcher of manchester and he took this picture of harbor east yesterday. it was a gorgeous shot. if you want to send them, send them to charles@wmar.com and make sure you include your name, the city you

millersville, don harrison. >> state police say there is no evidence of drug or alcohol on the scene. the man pass away at the hospital and police have to wait for blood tests. >>> and another deadly crash on 97 killed four in january. police say a teen was driving the wrong way when she hit another car. four people were killed and in that case we are told alcohol was a factor. >> all right. let's start off with a look downtown. crowds are out todayw. he have overcast skies now but temperatures pleasant and obviously the crowds out in force for the celebration as we go in to the big weekend remembering 1812. satellite radar showing cloud cover off the atlantic on a easterly breeze. we will continue to seat clouds around tonight. nothing more than a absolutely isolated or stray shower. i think we are generally dry. 70s the rest of the evening. mild and breezy. that's the story and we are sticking to it here. how will the rest of the weekend develop in we have that in just a minute. >> we are officially kicking off baltimore's star spangled celebration. >> it's like no other. today the

we should be at 61 degrees now for this time of the year and pretty seasonable. 66 degrees in millersville and 60 in owings mill. we will have the winds picking up a little bit more as we go through time. what's going on once again for today. a recap. tranquil thursday and mild and comfortable and a northerly breeze. >>> 200 years ago baltimore became a pivotal point in the war of 1812. six days it's going to be the site of the bicentennial celebration and abc2 news megan pringle is live this morning at the inner harbor with more on the sailabration. megan? >> reporter: charlie, good morning to you. this is such a spectacular site if you're driving around here you will do a double take, i'm here with neil the commanding officer of the uss san antonio. >> good morning,. >> reporter: you said the longest time you spent on a ship was 11 months, what was that like? >> 11 months we were on deployment and for that it's just matters of routine. you know you want to get into good routine. where the crew can really understand what they're doing and what's going on. when the mission comes up or they

it's moving toward fort meade, elk ridge and millersville. let's go over to maryland's most powerful radar and give you an idea. it's from the 95 corridor from laurel to elk ridge and to the south and east. this is close to the bay. doppler radar showing the potential of re tating winds inside this storm. this radar product, this shows you the winds. we see the green coloring. that's an indication that there is a rotating wind lay loft, whether the rotating winds are high above, touched down to the surface or yet to be seen. it's doppler radar indicated. it's not indicated as a spotter. the radar is indicating twisting of winds. this is the color code, laurel. when you seat bright reds and oranges, that's indicative of heavy rain, dangerous lightning and the

temperatures are in the upper 60s especially around millersville and mid-60s in northeast and owings mills. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with an early morning house fire that has shut down clackston at reisterstown road. traveling in the area you want to use quantico as your alternate route. no one has been injured in this fire. if you are use the -- traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel or harbor tunnel no delays but major construction begins tomorrow on 895. you will want to stick with either the fort mchenry or key bridge as an alternate. as far as the northwest corridor is concerned, here's a live look in white marsh many no problems to report 4 minutes from route 43 to the beltway. and in parkville at harford road foggy in this vicinity. traffic is starting to peck up but you are looking at an 11 minute ride from 95 up to 83. that's a look at your abc to time -- 2 timesaver traffic. >>> police in dewey beach are searching for a person of interest about the death of a woman in her hotel room.

temperatures nice and cool. 55 degrees in elkton and millersville. a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. is it quiet so far? >>> good morning lynette. if you are using the jfx 11 minute ride from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street and speeds will remain high through the tunnels and here's a live look at the northeast corridor of95. everything up to speed here. on the beltway parkville and harford road, no problems looking at a very easy nine minute ride on the outer loop from 95 up to 38. megan and charlie, back to you. >>> it was quite night for the brand new maryland live casino. >> the numbers get those at some point today on everyone who walked through the doors for the first time. in the meantime though we are getting reaction on folk this morning from -- facebook this morning from many of you. lisa said just got back from maryland live and it is quote -- a hot mess. anne arundel county did in the prepare for this. -- not prepay for this. also ian said said great place, lots of penny slots

and 63 in millersville. we look at maryland's most powerful radar adds of now and we are nice and dry. let's get a check now of the traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. 95 in great shape traveling through white marsh and that will continue through the city. no delays from parkville up to towson. the west side also clover from 795 down to95. if you are using the jfx to get into the city. just 11 minutes to east fayette street from downtown. >>> the big story today is decision day for what we have all grown to know as obama care. the president's controversial affordable health care act and today the supreme court will let the country know whether or not it is constitutional. there are people from all over the country going to washington, d.c. to hear the announcement live. tahman bradley is live to explain this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the supreme court heard oral arguments three months ago. and today, we expect a final decision about the constitutionality of president o

out and about grab the jacket as you head out the door this morning. 5-degrees in millersville.

kim dacey joins us live in millersville with more details. >> residents say it is becoming a growingroblem and cause for concern. the latest victims were elderly women. >> i heard her screaming in there so i ran in there. >> his wake-up call on monday morning was the sound of his mother screaming as he came face to face with a stranger in her bedroom, shining a flashlight in her face. >> i went to the bedroom and the guy was in there. i jumped on the guy and we started fighting on the floor. >> the home invasion followed another one about 10 miles away. -- less than a mile away about 10 minutes earlier. >> then he went out. i didn't hear anything for a couple of minutes. i came out and called the kids. >> there is a possibility that the cases are connected. there have been five home invasions or attempted home invasions in the past five days. the suspects have been stealing cash. earnest jay is afraid they are going to strike again. >> maybe we're going to have to get a community watch, somebody to stand watch. call the police, sit in your car, and stand watch. i don't know what is g

it's chilly this morning. 52 degrees right now in darlington. 55 in goldsboro and millersville coming in around 57 degrees. i will talk more about the temperatures getting warmer that's coming up. but right now let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. no disints accidents yet? >> reporter: no accidents. nice and clear out there on 83. no concerns from hunt valley down to 695. it will remain clear once you get on to the jfx and head into the city. if you are beltway bound no problems to report. the west side is going to be nice and clear. here's a live look at old court road. no delays to talk about trailing on the inner loop -- traveling on the inner loop toward 83 or outer loop. the south side of 95 going to be in great shape as we of the no concerns heading up towards the tunnels or south down towards 495. and for those of you in howard county, no delays to talk about on interstate 70. it will be an easy ride traveling from columbia pike over to the beltway. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> now back to the big story on this tuesday. howard county investig

now, 57 degrees in bethesda right now, millersville more of the same and stevensville coming in at 64 degrees. the winds are light right now. they will pick up a little bit more as we into the afternoon, i would say about five to 10 miles an hour and they will be out of the northwest. we still are dealing with a little bit of patchy fog out there, reduced visibility in virginia. so two miles of visibility in culpepper and seven in winchester. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. are we talking about accidents still? >>reporter: yes, lynette. police are on the scene of a crash in hartford county in joppa at route 52. no delays to talk about from hartford county all the way into baltimore county. nice and clear in white marsh. if you are headed to the beltway, a major update and all that construction on the charles street bridge overpass, right over the beltway. so do keep in mind that beginning at 7:00 tonight that round about is going to be replaced with two traffic lights. if you're headed out to the harrisburg expressway, here's a liv

one more on millersville at jumpers hole. days -- disabled vehicle at 50.verage. speed are slowing just a bit on 95 southbound. there's a live look outside. you can see the brake lights in the distance. the traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. back over to you. >>> huge crowds are expected in downtown baltimore again today, soaking up the sights an sounds of the star spangled sailabration. today marks exactly 200 years since the start to have war of 1812. tens of thousands of people have been taking advantage of what the inner harbor has to offer. fort mchenry will hold a special ceremony at 11:00 this morning. ceremony at 11:00 this morning. you can see it live on wjz 13.,, i'm drinking dunkin'. i'm drinking dunkin' iced mocha. they make it exactly how i like it. medium, iced, with a turbo shot. french vanilla, hazelnut, caramel -- i love 'em all. they make it perfect every time. wow. outstanding. off the charts. boo-yah! excelente! that went well. add flavor to your day with dunkin's new breakfast burritos, with fire-roasted ve

. >> just after 1:30, 97 near millersville is the scene of a violent crash. 91 is calls -- 911 callsquickly reveal one driver made a fatal mistake. >> there was a car going the wrong way and the other car didn't see it and they ically smacked into each other. >> 25-year-old kelly whit was traveling south in the northbound lanes of 97 when she smashed head on into a car. the crash would kill both drivers. >> it's awful. you have to get out here fast. >> the consistent is similar to this wreck in january when a 19-year-old driver heading a whereining way got all the way to route 50 -- heading the wrong way got all the way to route 50 before hitting another car. while alcohol was involved, there's no evidence of that in this crash. >> they don't believe alcohol was involved but we're still waiting for the toxicology reports. >> they told us there's nothing whereining with this road -- nothing wrong with this road. drivers don't know how it can happen twice. >> i don't know if it's the lights or what. >> the road is well marked, the excites are far a-- the exits are far apart. >> police

like millersville university in pennsylvania.ied to raise donations. >> unfortunately, it seems to be a disturbing trend. the miseast is leading the way for the elimination of these sports programs. >> playing a role in all of this, title nine, the law that mandates gender equality. for college athletic departments, this has often meant making sure the number of women sports is on par with the number of men. even when cuts are made. the problem for track teams, many track athletes also compete in winter and fall. so one track runner could count for title nine three times. >> so in a way, we're the ones year round. so it's difficult because the same guy is get hit twice. >> some feel the men's teams are especially being singled out. >> our team was only cut because we are men. if we were a women's team, we wouldn't have been cut. >> university of delaware when their varsity men's track team was cut. team members filed a complaint with the federal office of civil rights, which oversees title nine. claiming reverse dediscrimination.

to the east 78 in millersville. columbia 79 with 77 over at andrews. 82 in alexandria. here in washington this morning kind of a neat sky. mostly cloudy. sunrise just a few minutes ago on our michael & son weather camera with 83 degrees and the heat index of 87. barely a breeze north at 3 miles an hour. jet stream dipping once again in the northern plains. the heat getting suppressed more to the south than east. we've got the showers and storms out here with the cold front. that cold front is going to be coming through later today into the evening hours. out ahead of it, though, the hot and humid air will be in place. we're looking at the scattering of showers and thunderstorms. i want to show you the future cast because this shows those showers and storms not too much here midday but by the afternoon at 3:00 and for 6:00, scattered showers and storms around. the severe threat for the damaging wind gusts is the whole washington metro region right up to central connecticut. so 92 today. scattered strong storms. tonight we're dropping to the low 70s in town with 60s north

meyers, millersville, pardon me, severn and southgate and now we're getting -- and there you go. all the indicators the storm is very dangerous and i say this is where we say take warning, i mean take cover. >> right. >> any time the storm is capable of producing a tornado, it's not already. if it's not producing the tornado, i can guarantee you that right now it's producing very, very strong straight line winds and maybe in some cases, higher than that and bowie, green belt, mitchellville and largo. you're close to the center of circulation here and sometimes it will lag and that is what we're showing you. and they south of largo. and please take cover immediately. as well and as these communities on the box for you. arbor park, springdale gardens, carson dale, and cherry grove and this is moving to the northeast at 30 miles an hour and, again, we're getting all the indicators from the storm that it's rotating and capable of producing the tornado warning. the shore at 60 knots and that is in to nowhere baltimore county. the higher the number, the better indicator it is to produc

morning and we are also dealing with humidity. 74 right now in bethesda and glen elk at 72. 76 in millersvillealm. picking up more from the south as we go through the afternoon about 5 to 10 miles an hour. but as we go into dundalk a few clouds out there and a nice sunrise. that's the scenario and we will have some showers possible especially as we go through the evening time frame. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: a crash on intertate 70 a-- interstate 70. once you get on to the beltway at liberty road traffic is moving along fine. no problems to talk about from 795 all the way down towards 95. and if you are traveling from parkville towards towson no delays but be aware that the northbound ramp from charles street to the beltway reopened and it early this morning. no problems to talk about on the jfx. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic now over to you. >>> tonight city council expects to move forwards on the bottle tax. it pass if it does it could mean you are paying 3 cents more for the bottled drinks. mayor says extra money generated from the

temperature wise this morning, wood bine 59 degrees, 63 in millersville and mount airy 63.ng breaking news, baltimore county, a person has been hitly a light rail train at the station off of west timonium road. i spoke with police who tell me the person pulled themselves from underneath the train and expected to survive. accident on liberty road. there is another crash on the outer loop involving several cars interstate 70. that's a look at your time saver traffic. good morning, norad conducting training flights happening tonight and tomorrow at dc. the exercises intended to strengthen the interceptions and identification operations. just keep in mind f16s and u.s. coast guard helicopters are among the aircraft used. summer catch for homeless children will open today. called camp st. vincent, a summer day catch dedicated to serving homeless children. the camp provides children with a free breakfast and a free lunch. back to new york for good morning meek. -- back to new york for good morning america. ♪ distracting guess through my mind ♪ ♪ she's got me out tonight ♪ in a to

. >>> the names of two people involve inside a deadly crash along i-97 in millersville have been releasedstate police say john wi pan of glen burnie was driving in the wrong direction of the northbound lane around 1:30 this morning. he crashed head on into kelly wit of pasadena. he died at the scene, wit was rushed to shock trauma with life-threatening injuries. police had to temporarily close both sides of the highway to clear the scene. all lanes are now reap odd. >>> we'll have another weather and traffic check in just 30 minutes. remember, you can always find the latest on our website at abc2news.com. let's head back to new york for "good morning america." have a great day. do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. red carpet. she is the glamorous star with a scary stalker. she says he will stop at nothing to get to her. and now, his chilling testimony that has her fearing for her life. >>> talk about

temperatures 660 in woodbine. 64 stevensville. 64 millersville as well.orthwest at 5-10 miles an hour, we will see gusts up to 20 miles an hour, take you outside, ocean city, few people on the beach, a beautiful day, though, it will continue as we head through the rest of today. let's get a check of your traffic with loren cook. >>> good morning, we are dealing with big problems on 695, a crash on the inner loop, another accident on the outer loop at route 40 as we look, notice it's causing heavy delays. this crash involved a motorcycle, one person taken to shock trauma with life threatening injuries. the minutes from 795 towards route 40. more problems on 95, white marsh, an accident along the southbound lanes. frostton, another accident on route 1 at mountain road. a look at your time saver traffic. >>> good morning to you. we will learn about a series of green grants happening in the city. ten communities virginia and pennsylvania, are receiving the green grants to protect the environment and create new jobs. maryland is getting the most grants to bene

woodbine 57 and millersville coming in right ashed 60. the winds pretty much light right now.apolis looks good this morning. get out there and enjoy it because we are looking at plenty of blue skies. just a few high clouds trying to stream in across the area. we're seeing more of that in baltimore right now. started off with some clouds this morning. but again we're seeing plenty of blue skies and maybe a few more clouds trying to move in as we go throughout the day. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. but we have the chance for maybe a pop-up scattered thunderstorm as we go into the afternoon. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. >>> good morning lynette. we are dealing with several accidents in baltimonkton with accident shouting down the intersection of jarrettsville pike at manor road. in sparrows point a car crashed into a building right on north point road at sparrows point road. if you are going on 895 no delays but do know of the construction project that will begin on june 20th. just south of the harbor tunnel one lane. and as

. >>> a wrong way trip turns into a fatal crash over night in millersville. vehicle -- 97 when the vehicle hit another one. one is dead, another is at shock trauma. >>> a good-bye to the zero tolerance policy for students. the school board decided to ease back. it's giving the principals more responsibility how to handle serious offenses. the new policy puts it more in line with the state school board. >>> stay with wjz 13 for complete coverage of the spectacular celebration the star spangle celebration. jessica and denise will be leading our special coverage all day as we bring you do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. ♪ i, i'll bring the fire make you come alive ♪

jesup, route 1 and howard and another one anne arundel county millersville. rain coming down but it is looking ok as far as the traffic is moving. maybe backing down for this out on the west side at baltimore national pie, you can see the inner and outer loop looking quite sluggish. tony has a check of the forecast. >> good morning. indeed, some scattered showers right now. not steady rain but widespread but hit and miss showers at the present time. you can see steady rain out of the mountains and drifting toward -- a pretty good chance you will run into a rain shower at one point or another during the day and it should last off and on all the way through the early afternoon. it is dry at the airport. 52 degrees, southeast wind at two or 3 miles an hour. showers off and on, not a steady rain, often on showers but maybe a peek at the sun late this afternoon. best chance will be during late morning and early afternoon. high-temperature only 76 degrees. if you like the summer heat, just around the corner, up to 87 tomorrow, 92 on wednesday at 94 on thursday with

watch for a wreck in millersville.e in howard county on washington boulevard at howard street. there's a look at your latest speeds on the beltway. there's a live look at the west side. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. back over to you. >>> this is the historic day. the 200th an vers ri of the -- an anniversary of the war of 1812. mike schuh is live at the fort. >> reporter: the ceremony around which this intar celebration was built -- which this entire celebration was built. for many taking in and towers the ships. the overture of 2012 was performed by the orchestra. these have been days to remember. today at 11:00 this ceremony commemorating the declaration of war given the british 20 -- against the british 200 years ago today. don, back to you. >> thank you very much. wjz will bing you that ceremony live at 11:00 this morning with bob shafer from cbs news along with jessica and mary. >>> today an invest -- investigation is underway after a deadly file. four of the people in the h