this is abc7 news at noon. on your side. >> 5 in new orleans police officers will spend time in jail. the sentences ranged from 6-65 years. a federal jury convicted officers yesterday of civil- rights violation and covering up shootings in september 2005. prosecutors say police shot six people, two of them died. >> shocking new details about the death of whitney houston. the final report reveals she may have overdosed on a cocktail of illegal narcotics and prescription medications as well. investigators say they did find a white powdery substance inside the hotel room where she drowned. >> d.c. area homeowners are going to extremes to what avoid smoke. they say the smell is so bad they moved out of their condo. for five months they have been living with family in alexandria. they say strong second-hand smoke from the neighbor was making them sick. they said they spoke to the neighbor and condo association but nothing worked. >> it was getting so bad it was disrupting our sleep, headaches, nausea. >> they hired

. >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at noon on your side. >> and new at noon, the federal is joining forces cellphone that. epidemic isng growing at alarming rates. joins us. steve, good afternoon to you. ofknow that in a number cities, including here in d.c. that these popular devices, cell phones, are involved in more than 1/3 of robberies. uptick there.n enforcement has try tol they can to combat it. now, new initiatives to try to stop these crimes. >> it is a persistent problem in nation's capitol. high-and devices like smartphones. >> we have seen a significant in a theft and zero robberies. there used as telecommunications. up withre teaming wireless carriers and announced o protecttiative t people and their phones. wireless carriers will soon perk launch a new database to prevent the use of stolen smartphones. lock the phones with passwords. and educate users to protect themselves. brings aime someone them to a carrier to to initiate service, that device for that database will be checked to see if the phones on that database. will be denied service. >> carriers with the push o

take a look at your noon readings on friday. 80 degrees at noon in san jose. that means when our highs come in, highs come in at 3:00, 4:00, we are talking about 88 degrees possibly in san jose. that means 90s in places like gilroy, morgan hill. it is going to come on very quickly. and offshore flow is the reason why. it actually negates that marine influence, onshore flow that keeps us nice and mild here in the bay area. all that fog pushing right back out to sea as a result. temperatures skyrocket. today 70s. tomorrow is upper 70s. tonight great conditions for that giants game. headed out to at&t park. you are not headed out there, just leave the station right where it is right now. nbc by area. you don't have to change it. 7:15 giants game right here. we will have full coverage for you. 85 degrees friday. you might be seeking shade saturday. beach weather. 85 degrees. temps tumble sunday. we are going to go from the mid 80s upp 80s and upper 80s. let's check your drive with mike. >> we will look over the roadways and as those conditions also change zra matc

and noon. on weekend nights, closed from 9:00 p.m. until noon. demolition work is needed to prepare for full closure of doyle drive starting april 27th through april 30th. >>> laura, for some people, it is the closest thing to a real home. the new san jose family shelter opens up today and will provide temporary housing to 35 homeless families. the five-story 50,000 square foot building is nearly twice the size of the old building on maybury. it cost $16.5 million to build and funded by donations. the only shelter in the south bay that accepts entire families. >>> 6:55 right now. out of tragedy, hope. this weekend, a san jose man was able to meet the family of the donor who gave him a heart and saved his life. he was diagnosed with cardio myopathy nine years ago, but he received a transplant from a man. the family agreed to meet the men their son had helped. >> i said this must be really hard for you. and it's very bizarre we're in this place. and the emotions obviously are high and it's harder for you than it is for me. and you know, i wish i co

a parade is making its way down pennsylvania avenue this noon. now to john gonzalez. >> frederick douglass once said i trust i am not dreaming. he was talking about emancipation day, 150 years ago today. this afternoon, hundreds of d.c. schoolchildren are taking part in the annual parade. it is officially a holiday as of seven years ago. people around the country tells you emancipation day goes along with -- , but in the district they will tell you it's far more important. >> from 1886, it means more to them than half a dozen fourth of july's. >> today pennsylvania avenue in the nation's capital is adorned at with dozens of d.c. flags. >> it reminds us how far we have come in the united states. we have an african-american president. >> 150 years later the d.c. government is marking the they by giving city employees and public school students the day off and holding this traditional parade. the day started with a morning prayer service attended by the city's elected officials. a mckinley tech high school drum major -- >> the idea that people walke

not feeling like spring at all while leesburg and annapolis today at 54 at noon.ere's a look at the michael & son weather camera and the fair weather cumulus are dotting the sky right now with 57 officially right now at reagan national. humidity at 40%. and really dry air mass. out west boy things are cooking once again. rain, snow, storms keep coming there. this storm by saturday may be responsible for severe weather outbreaks in oklahoma city up toward wichita, kansas that i- 35 corridor. but between now and then, high pressure near us it will move in. it's really not much weather headed our way except for some clear skies and a chilly night tonight. and then a nice warmup especially with the weekend heading to that. out to the west though out in cumberland these warnings tonight but much warmer days are coming especially by sunday, monday and tuesday. looking at the forecast we've got temperatures today low 60s little breezy. tonight 40s in town with the 40s north and west. winds go light enough and patchy frost can't be ruled out. mid if not moneyer 60s tomorr

>> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good afternoon, everyone. i am sarah caldwell. breaking news in east baltimore over the scene of an accident on urban ave. what more can you tell us? >> this is more than just an accident scene here. the white vehicle upside-down is a vehicle baltimore city police were looking for in reference to armed robbery spree in matched the description. when they tried to stop the vehicle, it ended up taking off and crashed into another vehicle. the suspect ended up bailing out. looks like police have been able to apprehend someone in the business proximity that is close to where this vehicle is upside down. city police have blocked off southbound just north of pulaski highway. we will update you as we get more. >> looks like a bad accident. the national debate over the trayvon martin shooting moves to a florida courtroom this afternoon. george zimmerman, the neighborhoo

hour -- a few thunderstorms noon hour, frontal system the weak one coming should have passed throughre 80 degrees. five day forecast see all our warm days we don't have any thunderstorms on thursday, friday, saturday but you know when you get this warm, there might be a little trigger and we see potentially a front trying to sneak around from the north and east on saturday s sunday brian so not saying we will be without a shower or storm but doesn't look like a deluge. >>> reminder check weather any time when you download the fox 5 weather ap go to apples ap store or android market on your smart phone search dc weather find it on our website as well myfoxdc.com. >>> in new york city one world trade center reached a major milestone. david lee miller has more from lower manhattan. >> reporter: one world trade centre becoming the tallest building in new york city steel columns on the 100th floor placed making the building more than 1250 feet high, that is high enough to peek over the roof of the empire state building. >> i would like to welcome you to one world trade center as of now, i

take a look at your noon readings. 66 degrees in san jose at noon, 66 in livermore, and 68 degrees asou break for lunch in antioch. we're going to ride out the day with plenty of 70s just like yesterday. the biggest difference between today and yesterday will be more cloud cover for the second half of the day. and we could see a stray shower up in the north bay. that is possible. a better chance for that in sonoma county. high pressure's fully in control. what's going to happen is from time to time, some of those clouds will spill into the bay area. and more importantly, we could see a stray shower up in sonoma county. that chance, not that great at about 10%. however, i want to let you know about everything that could happen throughout the day today. sun and clouds, and then that warming trend kicks into high gear. take a look at where your temperatures are headed. 85 degrees in san jose on friday. gilroy, morgan hill, 90s certainly possible. like summer really quickly. and we'll hold on to the mid-80s for the first part of your weekend, as well. hit the beach on saturday, you can do

we're at 64 now going into the early noon. we have 53 on oakland where the snow is still on the ground at 61, down in ocean city. a bit warmer today than yesterday. 66 or 64 right now about upper 50s yesterday, still a bit damp and cloudy as it started to clear out. 10 degrees milder in our far western counties. and just about three degrees warmer in ocean city. but as you mentioned, things do change. we're still in the cliche of april showers, if you will. and for a little more on what is headed our way, we send it to marty. >> thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody! april showers, there's more coming our way. and that brings may flowers. we'll keep saying that and remind ourselves we're still under our normal rainfall for the year. couple of showers tomorrow not a bad thing. the weekend a different story. let's concentrate on the short run first warning doppler radar is looking at a -- what will appear as a stationary front. we're basically talking about a warm front sitting down to the south and the west. we're goin

noon 63. this afternoon 4:00 69.ome areas into the low 70s with light southeast winds 5 miles an hour or less. it should be a near perfect afternoon to get out and enjoy. with the rain yesterday, even the pollen levels have come down just a little bit. here are the showers from yesterday and last night pulling away. although in southern maryland got a couple of just lingering, very light sprinkles here. even southern calvert county, back north of leonardtown in st. mary's going east across the bay. that's t. you guys down south give it a little while. maybe another hour but you're going to have a good day down there, too. fog in warrenton reporting zero visibility. three-quarters culpeper. a mile and a quarter in stafford. with temps in the 40s to low 50s. 52 at national. lots of areas now in the 40s like reston at 46 and fort belvoir and columbia at 48. as we look outside on our michael & son weather camera, sunshine hitting the capitol dome. there are some clouds off to the east. a temperature of 52 with partly to

to noon on week days and 9:00 p.m. to noon on weekends.t will last till the complete closure on april 27. >>> after a wet week things beginning to calm down for the weekend and we are looking better. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. live, golden gate bridges and temperatures on the cool side. readings in the 50s. right now in the 40s. milpitas 48. albany mid-40s. coolest spot 30s, napa, santa rosa. here is the weather system, it is departed off to the east. lot of thunderstorms in the central valley today. not as much action here. a lot of cool air spilling down from the gulf of alaska. right here into the bay area, and that will keep things cooler tomorrow. we will see things warm up a few degrees but it is still below average. partly cloudy skies tonight. sunny tomorrow. but windy, 25-35 miles per hour. future cast looking at winds here at midnight tonight, winds not too bad, 10-15 miles per hour on the gusts and stays that way through tomorrow morning. as we go through had day, here is 8:00 a.m. after 8:00 a.m., through the noon hour the wi

well eab 61 by noon. -- we'll be 61 by noon. winds north, northwest 5 to 7, 8 miles an hour. the weekend. i'll have the forecast for you coming up in a few minutes. we go inside to monika with time saver traffic. >>> we'll take a live look in maryland. here in laurel at route 198 all lanes are open. no problems on the bw parkway or route 50 insides the beltway flew cheverly. we'll go to 270 at 5:48. >>> guess what? it is daily deal time. isn't that a cool graphic? i like that you don't have to scan through all of the sites to find the deepest discounts because we do it now. here are some of the favorites we found. king valley stables in clarksburg is offering a good deal for kids and adults. 60 bucks will get you three horseback riding lessons. plus a trail riding experience as well. each lesson is an hour long and this is good for anyone eight years old or older. the deal is normally valued at $120. it's available through living social. the school of rock has a deal for all of you who are the parents who want to be rock stars. for 39 bucks they will give you four 30-minute p

we will find >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon with. steve chenevey and can cynne with this is abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. >> people all across the nation are remembering an american icon. dick clark died of heart attack yesterday. >> he shaped the television landscape into what we know it today not just by hosting "american bandstand" but he also was the owner dick clark productions, which produced tv shows, movies, award shows. younger fans will remember him most for his new year's eve show. >> he also played a big part in integrating use it to where rock'n'roll band r&b music and everything could be played in the same show. he. will be he >> 82 years old. >> there's trouble for the bachelor, the abc reality show. two men are suing the show over racial discrimination. the tina mcgowan and filed a federal lawsuit yesterday. both men attended a casting call last year and they claim they were given little consideration compared to the white contestants. >> the jetblue pilot that separates the midterm meltdown would use an insanit

. >> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon safe and sound. a week long nightmare for 9 miners is now over. >> want to play catch? former oriole jeremy guthrie makes 1 lucky fan's dream come true. >> and meteorologist bernadette woods will have the complete first warning weather forecast. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass ,,,,,,,, >>> great news this noon for a group of peruvian miners. they have been rescued. the cause of the original collapse is not known. >>> the university of california davis is releasing an on-line report on the pepper spraying of students by campus police last fall. this video made national headlines in november when officers pepper sprayed student demonstrators. uc davis police officers union sued to keep the document under wraps but a judge approved its publiclation without the names of the officers. >>> today will be the last parole hearing for charles manson. he and his followers were convicted in the 1969 slayings of sharon tate and 6 others,

by noon that's where the federal front is, 3/4 of a mile in front of us. the confederates have entered this zone in a huge rush of this massive proportion of johnston's army. and we're a long ways away from places that people commonly associate with shiloh with iconic names like hornet's nest, the peach orchard, and bloody palm. we're here at the crossroads and we're talking about half of grant's available force and we're talking about 2/3 of johnston's force meeting in a huge blood letting from 10:00 through noon and beyond on this front here on shiloh's west side. and it's all shaped up from the fact that johnston, with the overrunning of prentiss' camps, believes he's turned grant's left and now commits the troops in the massive push. you see it's working. they have pushed. they have driven the federal force. they are driving it northward. the question is going to be, is if you have half of grant's army here, where is the other half of grant's army. if this is 2/3 of johnson's force against half, that leaves only what? the smaller proportion of his army

mike has the big reveal this noon. >> good afternoon, everyone. what a story. this is where the big ticket was sold just a few hours before the drawing. one of the winners had laid all her tickets on the floor. she watched as many of us did. she learned that she was among the big winners. >> reporter: the three mega millions winners are pictured hidden behind their text. all are public educators, two women and a man, an elementary teacher, special ed teacher, and administrative support staffer. they spent $60 in three stores and bought the way with almost her a $5 million each after taxes. >> everything on their list, whether it was paying tuition for their children or purchasing a home or taking a trip somewhere. it's not the kind of ostentatious brand of this money that would bring them a lot of attention. >> like the rest of the world, they watched the media circus surrounding single mom from baltimore. >> they had been kind of privately lapping among themselves and maybe texting back-and-forth that other people were claiming to have a ticket when, in fact,

down to 49 now in washington with 55 by noon.we're not moving too much in spite of the sunshine. the northerly winds will continue to bring in cooler air. they could gust 25, even 30 miles an hour between now and noon with highs in the low 60s. had the showers overnight pulling south of us very quickly. south of richmond now. so the rain goodbye. you're out of here. thanks for what you did because we're running a deficit for the year. we need some rain. mid-40s, in fact 34 in garrett county. still fredricksburg coming in with 57 and to our east and south upper 40s to low 50s. highs today will make about 62 in d.c. maybe only 58 in easton. and

right now 59 at noon in a bottle.his morning, the north korean military says they will want special action meant to what about the south korean government. it was announced on state media to date. according to the statement the actions will last four minutes and reduce their administration to ashes. the threat follows u.s. condemnation of the north korean launch of a long- range rocket that exploded shortly after liftoff of april 13th. fact >>darya: one person was hurt in a massive explosion that rocked a mcdonald's. happened when the truck was carrying 24 paintings can the tanks could not handle the heat off. pressure builds up fee and kids started to leak. that is when static electricity sparked propene and a fireball shot out. >> i thought it was a bomb or something, heaven forbid. it was bad. the flames were shooting up. >> the flames were so big we thought mcdonald's was going to catch on fire. >>darya: the fire burned the driver of the truck. several others including children escaped without injury. >>mark: will

noon. -- won't start ticking down until noon. that flexibility will be there for the new meters. they will be everywhere in the city in the year and a half. >> i am not clear on the impact on the business community. >> with regard to the business community, right now, those spaces are completely unavailable to people accessing those businesses by car. the parking is on managed. from saturday night to monday, people can and to leave their cars. the availability data seems to support the notion that the parking is pretty much locked up all day on sunday and most of these areas. the businesses are getting no benefit, or very minimal benefit from those parking spaces without any management by regulating parking for a portion of sundays, that would lead to increased availability, which would be helpful to businesses who are being patronized by people who are accessing the my car. -- by car. the business issue -- the business use is i do not want tr businesses, but the businesses every other day

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on wjz eyewitness news at noon more vails in syria. when it could come to an end. >> jerry sandusky back in court, the latest on a pretrial hearing. >> and you are looking live at a calm oriole park at camden yards but that certainly won't be the case tomorrow. a live look at your weather forecast coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist tim williams. it's wjz, maryland's n,,,,,,,,,, every day potentially harmful germs can collect on the surface of a denture. leading regular toothpastes are not designed to kill the bacteria that polident is designed to kill. polident's unique microclean formula has been proven to eliminate thousands of times more of the germs that can grow on dentures than leading regular toothpastes. that's why it's best to clean your denture by soaking in polident. not just once or twice a week, but every day. using polident on a daily basis will make sure that you are as confident as you can be in that denture. >>> the u.

everywhere you are. 11 news at noon. >> maryland lottery officials will hold a press conference to discuss the status of the unclaimed mega millions jackpot. there was a press conference wednesday held by the lawyer of the woman who claims to have the winning ticket. the reason for the press conference was to tell the media they had nothing to say. he could not save for a fact that his client was a winner. >> that is absolutely the case. i cannot say with any certainty that this ticket is good. until it is presented to the lottery commission, i would caution anybody that it does exist. >> mirlande wilson, the wall mendelian opposed has identified as one of the winners, has yet to -- the woman the washington post has identified as one of the winners, has yet to claim to be a winner. a witness claimed --refuse to take the stand after saying she would rather serve time than testify. the dog died of her injuries in 2009. the state of maryland will decide if it will retry a man accused of murdering his twin brother. he was accused of killing his brother in 2007. please indicate the brothers had

. >> i know your story unfortunately, still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon the cease fire inyria has begun but has the violence really come to an end. >> and britney spears the realty show the pop star is rumored to be joining. >> take a look outside at noon and a now idle place. stay tuned your first warning weather forecast is coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and first warning weather with marty bass and weather with marty bass and ,,,,,,,,ogist tim williams, it i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doc

coming up at noon, police investigating a house fire in montgomery county. newschopper 7 over the home in the 2300 block of twin valley home in oxon hill. there was a fire in the fireplace overnight but that has not been determined to be because officially. soldier who gave u.s. secrets to wikileaks is in a fort meade court for another pretrial hearing. bradley manning facing several charges including aiding the enemy of. is asking the judge today to dismiss all the charges claiming military prosecutors did not hand over documents that could help his defense if. faces life in prison if convicted. >> clear skies around the region, warm weather could be making a return as well. adam caskey has a look at the forecast. >> warmer outside today than yesterday. but still about 10 degrees below average for this time of year in spots. i want to start with a time lapse in the belfort furniture weather center from arlington. the camera at washington-lee high school. the clouds drift away in the morning and dissipate as they move out of the region. now we have patchy fo

east bay shore starts to clear out noon. north bay and coast still socked in with cloud cover during the afternoon that's why you are in the upper 50s along the coast, low to mid 60s north bay through the bay shore upper 60s south bay and upper 60s to low 70s through the east bay valleys. upper 50s to near 60 with cloudy conditions around the monterey bay. more sunshine morgan hill, gilroy and hollister mid to upper 60s. 7:05 first pitch, cloudy and cool, 59 dropping to about 56. we'll continue low to mid 50s low tight -- tonight. north bay -- tomorrow afternoon i think we see the sunshine faster and more -- two to three degrees warmer upper level low wednesday and thursday brings a chance of rain even showers once it leaves friday transition to dry weather some of the warmer weather saturday and sunday. have a great day. >>> definitely feeling like a monday morning at the bay bridge toll. slow traffic in all directions. the westbound direction approaching the toll backed up from the 880 overcrossing where terg lights on slo

peeling off a layer by noon. if you're getting ready to head out the front door with the k kiddos, put on the sunscreen. 77 by the bay, and a really comfortable day at the coast. 74 degrees at 4:00. we'll take you through your seven-day forecast, tell you what to expect next week. rain on the way first. let's check your drive with mike. >> hey, folks, we want to follow up on the truck fire. just north of 287, maybe closer to dixon road north of where it's marked on the map here. that update from my friend who passed by the area and said we do see smoke through the area. sounds like the off ramp from the southbound side is open. he went to use the gas station, but the off ramp at the northbound side might be affected at least partially. that might be where this truck is. i'll track this with chp, get more updates as they had a chance to update us. 101 and 280 showing slowing, as well. but the rest moves smoothly as the volume starts to build. and we look over to the san mateo bridge. a stall reported in the westbo

this is wbal-tv 11 news at noon. >> baseball is back. it is an exciting time of year around the country, and today is opening day at camden yards. the orioles taking on the minnesota twins. good afternoon. i am sarah caldwell. we have all the updates coming up, including traffic alerts and john collins looking at the weather for game time. first, we go to pete gilbert, who is at camden yards for all the fun. we hear a it is a sellout. >> every year it is is a sellout for the opening game, and it is a sellout full of orioles fans. for this day, it is a very special. a few minutes ago, i had a chance to catch up with matt wieters. we check in with the very large orioles catcher. here we are for opening day. you have had a few at camden yards. what are your favorite memories? >> the crowd, the excitement, the game you are waiting for for six months. >> everyone is kind of down on this team this year, a lot of it because of the division you are playing go. you guys were very good. why could and that translated this year? >> we are not worrie

the big story at noon, after several delays, he is set to stand of the day. he served as a political consultant during the 2010 gubernatorial election. he faces charges on robocalls. prosecutors claim they tried to suppress the african-american vote when the calls went out to more than 100,000 voters on election night and suggested the election was over before the polls closed. a crew caught up with hinson as he headed into court this morning. >> >> the judge and jurors will find the call was made. it was a good call. it was not my decision to put the tag on the call. >> he has said in the past the charges are unconstitutional and the charges should be thrown out. >> a basketball player is arrested for disorderly conduct. he was arrested outside a restaurant. the fight had broken out inside. what was not involved in the fight, he allegedly pointed people -- taunted people involved while police were trying to calm the situation. city police are looking into suspicious death in northwest baltimore. police found the male victim unresponsive at around 1:00 sunday

this happened just before noon on friday.o her grandmother who assaulted the animal to animal control. if the animal will be put down. in the meantime, they're looking as to what happened to to lead up to that. still ahead, dozens of secret service members be sent back to the u.s. from colombia. >> this is live look at miami. breezy conditions we will be back. >>marty: welcome back on this saturday morning. a beautiful view. 9:15 let us get the forecast from janu. >>janu: good morning. you could use a light jacket with breezy conditions and plenty of sunshine. warmer temperatures expected tomorrow. those will continue towards this work week next week. taking a look a slow warm up but starting to see 50s. oakland, hayward. 51 degrees and the santa rosa. as we go forward by 10:00 a.m., was 50s expected. and 60s by noon. for the afternoon, topping out with 40's in the south bay overnight. however, not that chilly. taking a closer look at those numbers it is going to be a bit windy. not the best beach day. with 56 degrees in half

look at temperatures this noon hour. it's 78 memphis. 83 atlanta. to the northwest of the front, 56 kansas city. 54 baltimore. 58 chicago. see what is coming our way, slowly but surely, the thermometer is going to rise. where are we going to peak out? bernadette woods has the details shortly. >>> thank you. a nonprofit group plans to give neighborhoods a facelift. according to our media partner, they plan to remodel homes near the hospital. they want to make them more affordable and energy efficient. >>> former university of maryland gar decided to take talents to the mba. he was the acc's leading scorer but suspended for a year for rule violations rather than wait it out, he will enter the summer's draft. >>> orioles fans have something to smile about, american league east after late game heroics at camden yards yesterday. birds are trail big two in the 9th inning. mat ties the game with the double. wilson hits a 3-run walk off home run. orioles win 5- 2, in new york to play the yankees tonight. >> they are hot. >>> still to come on wjz 13 at noon,

with temperatures by noon in the upper 60s. a lot of long lunch hours or maybe a two hour lunch today. 74 5:00. with a high about 75. here in town, some upper 70s south and west. and then we're going to get a little unsettled for the weekend especially later saturday and sunday. visibilities only a quarter mile at andrews and frederick. we got some fog there. leonard town as well as in tappahannock. patchy dense fog early. your temps they're in the low 40s. look at manassas and culpeper and martinsburg now. frederick 43. there's a chill out there. on the bay that's keeping you warmer annapolis 56. 55 at the pax river naval air station and we sit at 53. our forecast highs today oh it's going to be nice. later this afternoon. mid if not upper 70s but some showers, storms even plain old rain this weekend. details in just a few. right now here's monika with timesaver traffic. good problems there? >>> you know i was talking to authorities there to figure out why this tractor-trailer fire has been there so long on 270. or i-70 near 2

by noon the confederates are knocking on the door of the shiloh church. they'll be joined there by the extreme right element under alexander mccook, and the fighting at that point in time will cease all north of shiloh church as beauregard is collecting fragmented demands dripping off the front, reorganizing them, and on several instances, personally leading them forward into the attack. staff officers will see him grab colors of disorganized units, rally the men and just ride forward in the face of federal fire, and they're just beside themselves. because just that morning the body of albert had been put in the wagon and now all of a sudden beauregard is going to be in the same situation. so when he gets in his face and says, you cannot do that, he says the word must follow, not go. because once the staff observed the fire, it left the troops exhausted, and they were no longer responding to commanders to go forward. they had to be led much in the fashion that sydney johnson realized they had to be led on the first day. so it became a desperate cease-all

. >> how about noon? >> april 3. >> if she says 3:00, it is 3:00. >> sure. >> april 3 by 3:00. >> the first draft. >> i believe the caller is not planning to compile this into one document, so if that is what the task force is looking for, it might make sense to have one member of the task force to that compilation. it is up to you when that happens. >> it would be nice if it at least emerge. >> at minimum to get a paper version and would be fantastic. do we want to take public comment? >> my desire would be that we get a document that has emerged sections, so it is not necessarily perfect but put together so it slows in some way, and i am looking at who has assignments and who does not. if you want to sign that to somebody. >> i am travelling. >> didn't we settle this of the last meeting that you were supposed to e-mail it to me? >> i do not think we did. >> i will make myself available if it is helpful. you want to clarify what this work item is? >> we will find a way. >> i will volunteer to be the coll

up to 65 degrees inland, by noon, rounding out the day, plenty of 70s.'ll make your way home from work with 67 degrees inland. here's mike. >> burning more fuel through the caldecott tunnel. accidents on the westbound side have cleared, but an accident causing more slowdowns from fish ranch road. over 20 minutes, approaching 25 off the bridge to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights a little slower because of accidents there. back to you guys. >> thank you very much and thank you all very much for joining us this morning. we're going to be back at 7:25.

they were driven back to jones field before noon. counter attacks. it will take the better part of the afternoon for the confederates to halt, stop, and neutralize that federal counter attack and drive it again back into jones field. by now it's 3:00 and the federals having suffered heavy attrition, growing concerned about whether they can hold that flank, will decide to retire across tillman branch. suitable ground for defense, and they do so. they retire across tillman and form a new line. the right flank of the hornet's nest is becoming somewhat exposed to confederate forces now which are north of the position. then after johnston falls, confederates will reignite the effort on the extreme confederate right and we know that stewart retires. we know that union left flank now is beginning to fracture. hurlburt attempts to hold the line and up until 4:00 he's quite successful in holding the line in a successive series of positions back across bloody pond and on into wicker field stretching over towards the river. by 4:00 he realizes he's unable to ho

this is wbal tv 11 news at noon. >> i am sarah caldwell. what sort of closures and headaches you can expect and tried to avoid. >> transportation officials say that the jones falls express will not be able to handle as much traffic as it is normally able to do. >> the problem area is north of 29th street. the problems will start there. >> starting tonight at 7:00, one lane in each direction of the jones falls expressway will be unusable in advance of repair work that will start in two we could read pipes are 20 feet below the surface. it could cause trouble for commuters during the morning and afternoon rush hours. taking out one lane northbound and southbound will leave the thousands of drivers with basically no word to go. >> at 2000 cars an hour, we will have to find other ways port they will be stuck in traffic. >> officials are revising to use public transportation or find another way to get to work. >> park heights ave, charles street, pairing parkway -- we have a map on our website and detailed driving instructions. it will tell you

heaviest from noon to 4:00.ing most of it slides south and east we get a break overnight 5:00 in the morning thursday through noon heavier showers moves through the bay area 3:00 they move on. if you get caught unone of those thunderstorms, small hail, brief -- heavy rain possible. have a great day. >>> definitely a slowing trend developing for highway 4 leaving antioch. slow traffic sensors picking up traffic down to 13 miles an hour, westbound highway 4 approaching a street. bart reporting no delays on the system. no problems for cal rain or muni. -- caltrain or mooney. it is beginning to jam up at the bay bridge toll. once you pass in metering lights still off, traffic moving just fine across the upper deck heading into san francisco. the san mateo bridge highway 92, still in good shape, no big delays so far between hayward and foster city, bart is on time, so far chp telling me no major accidents for any of our bay area commute. >>> 5:53. >>> business news now. profits plunge at facebook. >> here's jane king

still to come on wjz's eyewitness news at noon. a camera recording an awful accident down unflorida. the latest on the car that flowed into a store and hit several people. >> a million dollars ain't what it used to be. what one lot toe winner did that landed her in jail. >> and a lot more clouds overhead today, cooler as well, your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass, and meteorologist bernadette woods, it is wjz, maryland's news stat,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we are getting an up close look at a shocking crash in florida as a car plows right through a store, we have to warn you the video may be shocking to some viewers. cameras were rolling as the car hops the curb and hits several people, amazingly they were among 10 people who suffered only minor injuries. that elderly driver is facing charges. >> she won the lottery but continued to collect welfare and food stamps, now a michigan woman is facing seri

. >>> coming up ahead on 9news now at noon. being in need does not mean being without healthy choices. today hero central is featuring a food pant try where the focus is on nutrition. >>> also, up ahead, police are looking for a possible witness to a murder that occurred in the white oak section of silver spring. we will be joined by the montgomery county police chief, tom major, stay with us. >>> i'm saluting seniors this week to gear up for the innovations in aging expo. and alice bragging is 103 years old. attended minor teacher's college. learned how to play the piano from her father and she inherited her mother's beautiful soprano voice. and she still has her sense of humor and she is a dear friend of mine. you will get to meet more amazing seniors at the expo being held at the gaylord national hoe tell from may 3 to may 5 next week, and i'm going to be there. if you want more information, please go to my website j.c. hayward.com. >>> a food pantry in silver spring, maryland gives residents in our area a way to eat healthy

sunny and 63 at noon. this afternoon still lots of sunshine, temperatures upper 60s, and, yes, even a few 70- degree readings across the board. >>> the nationals, they're staying hot. doesn't matter if they're home or on the road. >> out in san diego late last night, washington's gonzalez threw another gem. this guy is great. no one scored till the 7th. nats go on to win 3-1. man, they're good. kristen berset has the rest of your morning sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the capitals gearing up for game seven tonight in boston. it is win or go home. the caps were back on the house yesterday morning. confidence high and nerves surprisingly low. most of them very familiar with a game as important as tonight. >> last time we were the big dog. now we're the underdogs. hopefully we can do the same thing that happened to us. go into boston and play game seven there against the stanley cup champions. i think everybody is prepared and knows what's coming. >> redskins fans, you'll be pleased to know rg iii and h

too partly to mostly sunny. 80 by noon. we'll see a bit of a breeze at times out of the south, southwest at 15, 20 miles an hour and still in the mid-80s at 6:00 p.m. i'll be back in a few minutes with a cooler seven-day forecast and let you know if any rain is on the way. right now inside to monika with time saver traffic. >>> on the southbound side of i- 270 you'll be on the brakes now from route 80 to here at route 121 where the pace improves heading down toward germantown and rockville. 355 is running incident free. coming up in my next report, another look at area roads and an accident in oakton at 5:49. >>> it's time for daily deals. you don't have to scan all of your sites to find the deep discounts because we do it for you. here's some of our favorites. spring is allergy season and some allergens can be hiding inside the events and air ducts in your home. rc duct cleaning is offering to clean your dryer vent for $89 or they'll clean all of the air ducts in your home for $125. that's a savings of 51%. and this offer