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south into richmond, north into baltimore, to the airport, into the district not much happening on those votes. normal service for metro will. quiet in this camera, across the american legion bridge. now to a news. >>> 4:43 67 degrees. >> the race to save an iowa town. the missouri river if rising to dangerous heights. >> an o >>> welcome back. 4:46. new york congressman anthony wiener now admits he did send a lude photo of himself to a seattle woman and that his twitter account had not been hacked. he confessed to sending inappropriate messages and photographs to six women before and after he got married. he says he will not resign. >>> a canadian man recovering after developing the country goes first suspected case of e. coli after the operate in europe. recently visited germany. authorities got the upper leg came from being sprouts but now they say they are still looking for the source. >>> a small iowa town is bracing for a massive flooding from the missouri river. a levee is failing. crews are working on the back of a levee to prevent the town of hamburgers from been inundated by mi

interstate travel south to richmond and north into baltimore and to the airport. no troubles in the district. across the wilson bridge as well. here we are close to national harbor. all lanes are good. >>> 4:54. >>> do you remember j. r. ewing? >> i do. betsy is back in the headlines. we could find out as early as this week whether the 1980's tv series will make a comeback. >> the second reason is that the star, larry hagman, has sold off a lot of his memorabilia on the weekend. he did it in high style. >> it is the show that defined friday nights in the 1980's. the oil family. >> i want a divorce. >> two decades later, larry hagman and his television wife made a dramatic comeback in beverly hills. there were on their way to an auction house where larry hagman's personal memorability was up for sale. his cowboy hat and cowboy boots and a saddle. some of this worth a half million dollars. >>> larry hagman, linda gray, and patrick duffy are part of a new cast that is a pilot to revive the series. it was ordered by tnt and there will make a decision this summer. the

baltimore city mayor. >> the senator is a political force in maryland and represents north and northwest baltimore. that is the same area stephanie blake represented. the campaign slogan is, we can do better. a former state delegate and current state senator, she wants a new job. the mayor of baltimore. >> with me, we can do better. >> i am making her candidacy official, she went for the jugular, proposing to cut the city's property taxes in half. she will pay by giving incentives to city college and university graduates to live and work in baltimore and phil attacks avoid. >> we will create the kind getting people to live in our series. >> the mayor who is trying to keep her job reacted to the plan monday. >> i have not taken a look at the plan. if it is too good to be true, it is. i have a plan that will put us on a tax structure with less dependence on property-tax as. >> neighborhood improvements will be a big issue. pew>> i want to build our citie. >> she has the big-name endorsements and a big lead. she is a distant second with a quarter million dollars. >> we will have what we need to win th

we do have and have had a tornado warning in northern baltimore. just north of baltimore earlier.d. right now we are seeing some very strong storms around washington. mid-atlantic, this box, we do have a severe thunderstorm watch posted for the entire area. warnings there as well. a live look right now at beautiful washington, d.c. in and out of the beltway a slow go if you're driving, no question. clouds thickening, storms blasting through, blasting overhead. dropping south and east. kr you can see that. at about 25 miles per hour. 60 mile per hour wind gusts. that's the big picture. the whole area under the gun. as we hone in, here's the beltway. alexandria, fairfax county, in and around most of washington, we are seeing some hail, again, some strong winds at about 60 miles per hour. all of these airports being impacted. we'll talk more about the airports that are impacted and for how long. back to you. >> alexandra steele, thanks so much. we appreciate it. >>> if you've ever been through a natural disaster, you remember the relief you felt when you saw the american red cross tr

most of the showers and thunderstorms can be out toward the mountain and north of the baltimore area of the mason dixon line. i think around dc it's going to be nice and warm out there once again. tonight, clear to partly cloudy and mild. so open the windows. lows will be 60 to 68 degrees. winds are going to be light and our sunset at 8:30. tonight around dc, 67 degrees. 64 for gaithersburg. leesburg around 65 degrees. and by the morning, partly to mostly cloudy and pleasant. grab the sunglasses. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. in the afternoon, partly cloudy and very warm. air quality is code orange. includes the elderly, children, and people with asthma. highs tomorrow, a little warmer compared to today. 86 to 91 degrees and notice the winds will be out of the southwest at 5 to 10. that means more humidity coming in tomorrow. it will be uncomfortable by thursday. by wednesday and thursday rather. all right, here's your forecast. cumberland 85 and around gaithersburg, around upper 80s, 90s for frederick. dc around 89 degrees. you are warming up to 87 degrees under partly cloudy to

still a little bit going on here and a little bit more to the north of us, north of baltimore. things calm through into the beginning of the week. we're going to show you what we're talking about. once the heat starts to move in, you'll start to feel a big difference. this ridge of high pressure will move across the region, will push off the coast as we head through into the monday, tuesday period. the bermuda high settles in. humidity slowly building in. by the time we get to the middle part of the week, we'll be in the 90 to mid-90-degree mark. the heat indices will make it feel like it's over 100. tomorrow, around 82 degrees. our temperatures tomorrow will range into the mid- to upper 80s. upper 80s to the south of us. elsewhere, even to the low 80s in some of our regions. primarily, mid-80s for your forecast tomorrow. tonight then, mostly cloudy. isolated storms mainly to the south and west. will die out soon. 63degrees, a light northerly wind flow. tomorrow, 85, sunny, warm. humidity gradually making its way back. when you see my five-day forecast, you're going to think ab

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the day, some of our different weathernet cameras, just a few clouds from the north, a beautiful shot here across baltimorend charm city today, really living up to its name. roland park, trees shaking a little here but on the whole a good-looking day. one more stop, summit ridge, mount airy. beautiful blue skies and just a few passing clouds as we time lapse about six hours, compressed into six seconds. maryland's most powerful doppler radar, nothing out there right now. we're all clear. we expect that to continue to hold up. and winds have been light out of the northeast through the day, a little breezier in southern maryland, a bit of a by a breeze toward calvert cliffs but mostly things looking good. temperatures, 85 in baltimore now. 82 easton. 82 in hagerstown. ocean city about 77. humidity pretty comfortable, 42% at the inner harbor. much drier air locked in over the northern and western counties now. humidity only 28% in frederick and 47% in georgetown. it's hotter though toward frederick where we're around 90 now. i think we'll get to 90 or so, say in mount vernon tomorrow. fells point, maybe a deg

to the north and east of the d.c.-metro, towards baltimore, temperatures today, 83 degrees.ot happen until well after 5:00. look at this longstanding record high. cooling down to 73 degrees at airport, in the mid-60's, 72 degrees after a high of 82 degrees. 65 degrees at this hour. finally, oxon hill, md., with an of 84 degrees. temperatures cooling as skies begin to clear. 69 for dallas, fredericksburg. look at this. skies, 3:00 this afternoon. showers are beginning to push in north.e fizzle out ast to they move towards the south. light showers, the heaviest sell over the chesapeake bay. quiet and mainly dry, high westure to the north and of us. it will be allowed to return as wind.hwesterly heat and humidity will begin to -- a, increasing into the escape to the beaches. look for high temperatures in upper 70's, of 280 degrees. water temperatures are still a bit cool. the next 48 hours could see a strange shower or two late in afternoon. only about a 20% chance. high pressure saddling back across the area. 60 to 66 degrees, a couple of showers possible. 86 degrees tomorrow.

north carolina. today the drivers are expected to go through baltimore and then along western maryland before turning south. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says that the government has not made any specific decisions on getting our troops out of afghanistan. no final plans have been made. meanwhile, robert gates believes that american forces are on track to deliver a decisive blow to the taliban. he's meeting with troops in afghanistan before nato meetings in brussells. secretary gates will office by the end of the month. -- leave office by the end of the month. >>> former candidate suleman brown goes before a d. c. committee the whole time refusing to take off his sunglasses. brown made it straightforward saying quote the mayor is a crook. brown says that mayor vincent gray's campaign paid his campaign to verbally attack then mayor adrian fenty. gray beat fenty last year and brown brought along receipts and copies of money orders he said were given to to him by mayor gray's top campaign aides. >> these were given to us for our campaign by the gray campaign. now, when they purchased them. i d

north calhoun and west 42nd street in baltimore city. let's take a live look.ou can see a lot of activity there at 70 and 29. here's another live look. we'll get to the camera. that's greenspring avenue. that's moving a little bit better. this is brought to you by virginia tourism. back to you. >>> thank you, kristy. wall street is weight for the out come of a key opec meeting. the ministers are going to decide on increasing production which could push the prices lower. the government will release the out look on supply and demand. demand is falling as the gas prices are high. this week, crude oil closed below $99 a barrel. >> the average price of a gallon of regular is $3.77. >>> today's graduation day for adults at the maryland food bank's culinary program. andrea fujii has the story. >> reporter: food has change monique knight's life. >> i didn't graduate high school. i wanted to cook and this is a perfect opportunity to do so. >> reporter: she's one of ten maryland food bank food work's graduates. this program provides training to prepare the students for j

and severe impact is expected because of construction in baltimore on east madison street. that's closed between north wolf street and rutlin avenue. right now, if you are heading on the highways, things look pretty good. your kids will do anything to get out of school and they are getting their wish today early and it's because of the heat that is setting in. we have team coverage for you this morning and we begin with abc2 news sherrie johnson live in northeast baltimore war school is going to have a shorter day. sherrie. >> reporter: yes, we are here at leaf walk elementary middle school in northeast baltimore. one of several schools in the city that don't have air conditioning which is a major concern because it's going to be a hot day today. now baltimore city schools have a half day because of the heat. and right now, i have keith scrogins the chief operating officer here. thanks for joining us and being out here this morning. can you tell us or give us a breakdown how many your schools have air conditioning or don't have air conditioning. >> we have 82 schools out of our 180 buildings that have

at least north of the baltimore area. 86 degrees, little less humid in new york city. lower to mid 90s elsewhere. no relief from the heat across the southeast, but enjoy a little respite. we have rough weather and some thunderstorms, but i'm sure you weren't getting hit with hail or heavy winds last night it must have felt good. ali, back to you guys in new york. >> thank you. we'll check in with you in a bit. >>> we talked about the surprising news came out yesterday afternoon about gingrich's massive desertion, i guess you could say, about 16 staffers, including senior campaign staff, how does he go on and does this open the door for a widening gop field? we're going to be joined by john avalon, robert zimmerman and john mclaufr lin weighing in this morning. >> our question of the day after the president gave his best financial advice yesterday that he received from his grandmother, what's the best financial advice you ever received and from whom? tell us your thoughts on twitter. tom on twitter -- we want to know what you think. send us an e-mail, tweet, we'll read

north carolina. it will head back out on the road later this morning. once it reaches baltimore area, it will head west on i-70 and i-68 into west virginia. it's traveling on a massive flatbed trailer and is ending up on a lot of back roads to avoid overpasses. until now the plane had been in a warehouse in new jersey. the plane ended up in the hudson river in 2009 after a flock of geese knocked out its engines. dramatic picture there. 4:37 is the time. ahead on news 4, police are trying to break down a language to warn people about a rapist on the loose. >>> and a lawmaker sticking up for dancing protesters. for dancing protesters. >>> the man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! >>> take a gander at this. right now a volcano eruption in chile is causing a mess around south america. the entire plume of ash is sending thousands from their homes and grounding flights in southern argentina but it is also making a colorful

north carolina. the plane is in perriville. it will reach baltimore and head coast on interstate 70 and 68 into west virginia. it is traveling a massive flat-bed truck taking a lot of back roads to avoid overpasses. until now it had been in a warehouse in new jersey. a flock of geese knocked out power to its engines. >>> this morning d.c. council member harry thomas junior denies allegations that he used money meant for children to finance a lavish lifestyle. ward 5 council member used his nonprofit as a personal bank account. he secretly diverted $300,000 in district money meant for youth baseball programs. he's accused of spending money on golf outings and pebble beach in los angeles and a $60,000 audi suv. the district is suing thomas for a million dollars to recoup the money. he will fight the lawsuit and will not settle it. >> i think my integrity is more important than anything. not my integrity for the public i serve. i think my b my children first and my family legacy first. i think about what made me who i am today. that's what i will continu

north. it's going to be very light tonight but it is bringing some drier air our way. now it's 82 degrees in baltimore. we're still rising in these past few hours in a delayed rising because of the fact we had the clouds earlier today. the 83 also in dc. and so far we had hit 83 degrees but that was just this last hour. the average is 80 and we're going to be at or above that most of this forecast here. so here's how it comes together. i want to show you we did have this storm, this is what makes its way off to the south. what goes on in the middle of country is a lot of hot air once again. it's wet finding us later in the week but it kind of got pushed off to the east west of us. well it's returning. you see the storms out there right now. this is just our temporary delay and the heat returning. that storm gets out of here. tomorrow still pretty nice. but by the time we hit tuesday, here's the warm front coming through with the clouds. quite a chance for the showers. here's that heat. it's moving our way starting wednesday and thursday. and it's going to stick around for the week. so the forecast loo

baltimore. the plane is being retired to an aviation museum in north carolina. in 2009, you will remember captain sully summenberger made an -- sully sullenberger made an emergency landing. the pictures show passengers standing on the wings and waiting for boats and ferries to rescue them. on this trip, the plane will stop for the night in west virginia. >>> a utah dad made his son's trip to school memorable for everyone on the school bus. look at the pictures. this is the final costume of the year and on your screen. dale and his wife -- the 50- year-old son as the bus pulled away. the son was mortified and decided to get creative. every day is a different cost europe, including star wars characters, michael jackson, a giant chicken, and a bride, a mermaid, and also dad liked the variations on the pirate costume. it gave him a chance to play off of his prosthetic legs and that is real. i can imagine right now seeing my son when he was 15. >> yeah. >> and -- college i understand it, this kid loved it by the end of the school year and looked forward to what he wa

once it reaches baltimore area, it will head west on interstate 70 and 68 into west virginia. it is on its way to northarolina where it will be on display in an aviation museum >> exciting to see. air france will begin new daily service using the airbus a-380. the first flight of the super jumbo a-380,he largest passenger plane in the world, will arrive from dulles to paris. it features two passenger decks and 538 seats. it is combining two flights into one with this large jet saving 20% in operating costs. a former inaugural celebration of the flights between paris and washington is planned for june 16th. >>> an announcement from apple later today that could turn out to be their next big thing. so big that they are bringing out the big guy to make the announcement. apple ceo steve jobs has been on medical leave for months but today he will return to center stage to take the wraps off what could be apple's next big seller. analysts expect the new product to be i-cloud that will let's people stream music they bought to any apple device. it is seen as a service from cloud from amazon to google. >> it is

route ffour and five and 95 and the baltimore-washington parkway are slowing in laurel. on route 1 in laurel, there's a crash northt traffic looks >>> we've got some breaking news from fairfax county. police are investigating a double stabbing and centreville for this happened at a home on braddock springs road. one person is dead and the two others were flown to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. there is no word on what led to the stabbing but we will continue to follow this story and bring the latest as it comes into the newsroom. >>> the d.c. council is set to hear from a man of the center of the hiring scandal surrounding mayor vincent gray. suleiman brown says his campaign promise him a job that gave him money to attack former mayor adrian fenty during the campaign last year. >>> it was another close finish at the nba finals. the miami heat scored with seconds left in the game and beat the dallas mavericks' 88- 86. miami now leads the series two games to one. they will make for game four tomorrow night. >>> robert pattinson sunk his teeth into the mtv movie awards last night. >> start of the twilig

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new jersey to a museum in charlotte, north carolina and today it made its way down i-95 into maryland. that plane is parked tonight and tomorrow it heads for baltimore west through carol, fredrick and washington counties. >>> now, a commuter alert for anybody heading on to the belt way near silver spring. right now, two lanes of the innerloop between university and boulevard and new hampshire avenue are closed down. a third will be shut down at midnight and only the far left lane will remain. this is for work on the bridge over the northwest branch. all lanes will remain open, will reopen by 5:00 a.m. but more closing are scheduled later this week. >>> a nice night out tonight and tomorrow looks pretty good too before the heat and humidity comes this way but first here is your wake up weather as you're getting ready tomorrow morning and heading out the door. what can you expect? well 5:00, just a few clouds and at 7:00, close to 70 degrees and 9:00 looks pretty nice with temperatures near in the upper 70s and talk about your seven day forecast and your storm chances coming up a little bit later. >>> still ahead tonight, they're creepy nasty blood su

baltimore city, liberty and plannery lane. 48 miles per hour average there. you can see no trouble on north of 24 in harford county. you can see an easy drive on the tiding's bridge in both directions. , this is brought to you by virginia tourism. plan your next family's vacation at virginia.org. >>> we have breaking news from new york. anthony wiener admits that the pictures sent from via are legit. >> reporter: this is a dramatic news conference. he admitted that the pictures are legit and he's been engaging in the picture for quite some time. >> to be clear, i sent the pictures. i'm deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife and family and my friends and supporters and staff. in addition, over the past few years, i've had several inappropriate conversations on the phone with women i have met online. i've exchanged messages and foe foes with six women over the past three years. for the most part, these communications took place before my marriage and some, sadly, after. >> he's spent the last few days denying he spent a picture of his boxers to a woman on twitter. at one point, he said

north. record temperatures some in the triple digits are expected from texas to the northeast. heat advisories are in effect from minnesota to the east coast. schools in baltimore have already announced they are closing early today and power companies say to expect some outages. >> the equipment by nature is already hot. it heats up even more when it's hot outside because there's more power flowing through the lines. it heats up even more because the exterior temperature is hot. >> along with the heat comes poor air quality. the heat wave is expected to break by the week's end. >>> the first named storm of the 2011 hurricane season has formed in the pacific. tropical storm adrian is currently 350 miles south of acapulco mexico. it has winds of about 45 miles per hour but it is expected to strengthen rapidly. >>> a wild goose chase for sheriffs deputies in texas sent to a farmhouse to look for human remains, they found nothing. sheriffs deputies were directed to the site northeast of houston by phone tips from a person claiming to be a psychic. the caller mentioned more than 25 bodies including children. the sheriff is investigating the unidentified caller. >>>

baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> today the plane for the miracle on the hudson is expected to make its way through maryland on the way to north carolina where it will live in a new seem. the airbus with the 155 passengers and crew survived the wreck that made chelsey sully sullenberger a household name. we understand the plan will -- plane will move 7 miles an hour or the trailer carrying the plane. it will be crossing the delaware memorial bridge around 10 this morning. once the plane reaches the baltimore area, it will head west on i-80 and 68 into west virginia. so if you see it, take time to take a look and admire it. >>> a bit later, people opposed to the state's proposal to hike toll fees will gather at a restaurant figuring out how to stop it from happening a group of workers, fishermen, business people and elected officials are expected to get together around one at lindy's restaurant. just east of the hatem bridge in cecil county. >>> new this morning, volunteers will be restoring poplar islandch the island off the coast of tillman island is is on the eastern shore and it suffered severe erosion lately and is being r

north. more than two years ago, the airplane had a flock of birds, forcing the infamous emergency landing on the hudson river. the airplane's wings and tail will be reattached when it arrives. baltimoreths will take part in the duke of edinburgh's award young americans challenge. the development program is designed to help build confidence and self worth in youths in the ages of 14 and 25. miss america 2011 will be joining chris edwards for the visit. -- prince edward for the visit. >> the chargers got back to the 90-degree mark today. it will -- temperatures got back to the 90-degree mark to a to day.o -- today. today was a little bit below the record. the pollen count is still a factor in the atmosphere around here. tree pollen is up. there were some range are just west of us and the thunderstorms, -- there were storms just west of us and thunderstorms, too. overall, a clear-to-partly cloudy sky with warm temperatures. it is 73 degrees at ease in. it is still 78 degrees at the coast at ocean city. 65 degrees are the coolest various north and west of town. the stage is set for scorcher tomorrow afternoon. that is why there is a heat advisory from harford county down through the shor

north carolina. it's travelinging on a massive flatbed tractor trailer truck and trying to avoid overpasses. once it reaches the baltimorea, it will head west on interstate 70 and 68 into west virginia and onto interstate 79. >> wonder if it still has seats in it? >> that would be a different view from the windows, right? good seat, though. >> probably the same snacks. >> 6:28, 68 degrees. the local church that changed allegiance from the archbishop canter bury to rome. >>> when temperatures will be in the 90s again. somewhere in america, there's a doctor who can peer into the future. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. >>> breaking news. right now haines point is closed for the investigation of a police shooting early this morning. why park police say they opened fire. >>> new york congressman anthony weiner said h

trucks will carry the fuselage through baltimore and on i-70 west through carroll, frederick and washington counties. the plane is en route to north carolina where it will be reassembled and displayed at an aviation museum. >> time for another your money report. >> new ideas for airport security. that's what jessica has. >> good morning. get your eyeballs ready. show time. one idea on the table for new airport security is to begin using iris scanners to match a flyer's eye to a passport. the international air transport association says that's one idea that could sharply reduce check-in time. the iris scans would tap information chips inside passports to identify passengers who might pose a security risk. travelers would pass through one of three 20-foot tunnels and be subject to different degrees of searches depending on the level of security risk. the system should be in place within five years. >>> private jets taking off. our partners at "usa today" report jssi, a company that arranges maintenance for hundreds of corporate aircraft, saw an increase over 11% in flight hours in the first three months of this year. in april, there

north carolina. the plane is set to cross the delaware bridge, this morning at 10:00 a.m. and then out i-70 through baltimorely show begins in six minutes. erica hill standing by to tell us what's coming up at the top of the hour. >>> we're beginning a week long series on the arab summer, the countries, the people, their futures, we kick it off with yemen monday on the early show. >>> she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >>> real quick, we'll start with weather. >> psych! >> 6:58, your seven day forecast, 85 this afternoon, tomorrow 89, isolated storms tomorrow and wednesday afternoon. look at the heat wednesday and thursday, thursday 97 and then we get back to the 80s with afternoon storms to finish the week. now it's time for time saver traffic. >> i'll take it away, 95 southbound at 216 the accident has cleared but we're jammed from 32. so you might still want to use the bw parkway. the biggest slow goes, including outer loop to georgia. 270 southbound from 80 to 121

once it reaches the baltimore area it will head west on interstate 70 and 68 into west virginia. the plane is on its way to north carolina where it will be on display in an aviation museum. that will be some sight to see. >> yeah. that would be a lot of sight to see coming down the highway. let's get the forecast now from tom. >> a day for short sleeves and no polyester. we'll be starting off this morning with a cool start, though. but later today you'll be comfortable in short sleeves. quite a luminous sky with haze around. reagan national, it's 66. and in prince george's county, temperatures there now are in the low 60s. it's right near 60, montgomery. arlington, fairfax. 50s farther west, shenandoah, western maryland, much of west virginia. eastern shore, a few locations away from the waters near 60. right on the waters in the mid and upper 60s. we have a clear sky over the haze. high pressure pushing in on a northwesterly flow. there is that haze in the sky. live view from the sky watcher camera. american university in the foreground in northwest washington. you can see a fog bank over the potomac river. way

one the plane reaches the baltimore area it will head west interstate 70 and 68 into west virginia. the plane is on its way to north carolina where it will be on display in an aviation museum there. >>> nine minutes after 11:00 is our time. coming up, new test results are in, we'll tell you if doctors and scientists are closer to finding out what's causing the deadly e. coli brought yaout br europe. >>> we'll tell you what happened when the wind lifted several moon bounces off the ground. if you wear dentures, taking care of your oral health should be a top priority - and that means getting rid of odor-causing bacteria and plaque. try improved polident. its microclean formulation is antimicrobial and antibacterial to kill ninety-nine-point-nine percent of odor-causing bacteria, plus more of other key microorganisms found on dentures than leading regular toothpastes. used daily, it helps promote good oral health. try improved polident - now with microclean. this has beem medifacts for polident. >>> breaking news out of iraq today. five u.s. troops were killed in an attack. the department of defense is not saying muc

baltimore. >> good morning. i am stan stovall. here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> north side delays on the outer loop. they begin an 95 and continue all the way to the harrisburg expressway. earlier construction was cleared a little too late, and this is the result. 22 miles per hour on average approaching 95. j.f.x. looks pretty good so far. 17 miles per hour on southbound 95. one at poplar grove and winchester street. conaway remains closed between light and charles for the next two weeks. here is what looks like at heart ford. not moving much at all on the outer loop. inner loop delays developing as well as you make your approach to 95 on the northeast corner. frombound traffic backs up the beltway to westerners road. tony, over to you. >> a little high, thin cloud cover this morning. temperatures in the 60's. same thing in parkton. the upper 80s this afternoon. 40% chance be could see a few scattered thunderstorms develop. heat is on wednesday and thursday. mid-90's both days. it will call off the going into the beginning of the weekend. >> be sure to check the bottom of your screen for updated ne

once it reaches the baltimore area, it will head west on interstate 70 and then 68 into west virginia and then on interstate 79 as it makes its way down to the aviation museum in north carolina. >>> the world health organization says time is running out to solve that e. coli outbreak. german officials still don't know the source of it. they say tests found no link between sprouts from an organic farm to the suspected strain. so far the outbreak has killed 22 people and sickened 2,300 others. the european union will hold emergency meetings today. u.s. military officials are assessing whether to warn soldiers about eating local produce from commissaries in germany. tennessee is also investigating eight cases of e. coli here in this country, but it's too early to tell if that's related to the same superstrain that they're fighting in germany. >>> today in news 4 your health, new treatments being used by dermatologists that have been recently approved by the fda. dr. cheryl burgess joins us to discuss the new treatment for excessive sweating and also new things to tell us about. some things that are going to be in competition with botox, as well. let's begin with this.