northern panhandle, northern section of that state, 4 to 8 inches isolated amount, up to a foot is whathe hurricane center is thinking it will track off to the thought and east, and there is a -- north and east and there is a chance you will become a tropical storm again, reemerges over the atlantic warmer waters there. 73 here in town tonight, look at the highs tomorrow we do it one more time, right up to 90 degrees, feels like temperature will be lower to mid-90s tomorrow afternoon and have scattered, strong, showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening along that front, maybe a couple severe too, so we will have to keep an eye on that and we will get cooler. >>> state bragging rights on the line as maryland battles loyola for the ncaa championship. first rapport play, stealing a base in baseball hard enough, try stealing three at once. that is what vanderbilt did over the weekend. players say the triple steal was spontaneous, they won 6-4 over the gators >>> hello everybody, dave ross hoping your memorial day has been memorable. it could be for your nats who arrived in mi

we have been in the northern panhandle community for a long

the northern panhandle strongly opposes the break-in into the two different districts. we have worked hard with the 22 years and worked with elected officials. he revealed that dividing the neighborhood in half will displace the community and create more barriers for us. it has a successful track record in working well with the supervisors past and present. it will be much more difficult, we feel it creates with the city, an increased number of -- but we strongly are leaving of this industry, and we appreciate your hard work and keeping us together. >> thank you, sir. mary, sharon, thdoug, gary. >> thank you for inviting us here. can you hear me now? i appreciate this being open public comment. i have been a resident of the panhandle for five years. we spend time here, the children's playground, the community garden, it is a pointed interest. i feel that i am a renter, i take public transportation, all of that i feel like i have my values with district 5 and then the district we will be merged with. the suggestion will be to have the district be part of the district won

the northern panhandle strongly opposes the break-in into the two different districts. we have worked hard with the 22 years and worked with elected officials. he revealed that dividing the neighborhood in half will displace the community and create more barriers for us. it has a successful track record in working well with the supervisors past and present. it will be much more difficult, we feel it creates with the city, an increased number of -- but we strongly are leaving of this industry, and we appreciate your hard work and keeping us together. >> thank you, sir. mary, sharon, thdoug, gary. >> thank you for inviting us here. can you hear me now?

we have been in the northern panhandle community for a long time. we would like to remain. it is a strong community. we have a lot of students using the panhandle playground. we have block parties for the entire community. we're clearly separated from district 1 geographically by the hill, usf, and the hospital. we did not have a chance to voice our opinions of all. -- at all. we have a proposal we mailed you last night to use a different block instead of hours. there is new housing in that block. they are all property homeowners. we, on the other hand, are a block of very old buildings with a healthy mix of homeowners and renters. [tone!] i think it would be a shame if we move out of the established community. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. tommy gallegos. >> i am a resident here to support your map the way it is drawn in the portola district and ask that you made no changes. thank you very much. >> howard cheng. i need the other list, please. thank you so much. again, if you are wishing to offer public comments, we want to make sure you have signed in. hopefully everyone

you have heard from many residents in the northern panhandle area. the bylaws which were adopted in 1960 have our northern boundary as fulton street and the greater haight-ashbury may have a lot of neighborhoods with a net -- within it but nopa it should be made whole. there is a few institutions i am aware of that have a connection to the haight in the few blocks on hayes street, within that area. there is mr. natural's is a studio, new traditions school, and sacred ground coffee house which has the longest running open mike poetry in the city. so again, keep northwest panhandle in district 5. as to golden gate park, i have heard the district one supervisor said that golden gate park is too big for just one supervisor. you have spit mclaren park in two different districts. the district between -- connection between golden gate park and the haight ashbury is obvious as is the park police station and the park branch library. thank you. chairman mcdonnell: thank you, sir. >> good evening. i have -- i have been around for a long time, a member of the ea

. >> i also saw that the trade- off between those blocks in the northern panhandle, the trade- off was new because it is a very easy trade off. >> thank you. and nothing other than what has already been raised. >> thank you. >> with the last one you mentioned, the 15th street to extend to valencia -- >> that was mentioned. it was not the last one. the last one we mentioned was -- no, that is correct. we did capture it. ok, thank you. >> i thought that was a repeat. because it is already at the freeway. and we have been dealing with that extension for a long time. >> ok, thank you. >> i had three items, but then i had a recall. i wanted to consider that three- way trade. if there is any interest in that, that was one to revisit. >> it is a revisit. >> understood. >> the second is the ucsf block we heard about today. i did not think that was on the list. >> we just made that move at the last meeting. >> right -- no, we did not. we considered that move and did not reverse it. raising it again? >> if we heard some further public comment on that today. >> it was not a different case, though

waking up in the northern shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, they didn't need their alarms this morning. lightning and some thunder there. a line of showers that are tending to break down a bit. areas where you see the oranges and yellows, that's where there is a little bit of thunder and lightning with moderate downpours occurring now. maybe a little bit of a blustwe wind. no severe weather -- blustery wind. no severe weather. in leesburg, now near hillsborough, purcellville, western loudoun county, just now crossing the parkway thom-- pot, near harper's ferry, moving toward the suburbs south of frederick. and it's going to be advancing to the east into county. the leading edge, sprinkles, fairfax county, parts of prince william, up into northern montgomery county where the temperatures are in the mid 50s where it's raining. closer to washington, near 60. mid 60s south and east. a mild day on tap for us today. here's the day planner. by noontime, the mid 70s. sunshine breaking out by then. we might get an isolated thundershower late afternoon. before then, around 80 degree

another batch of rain morning moving into northern shenandoah, panhandle of western maryland.shington in the next couple of hours. sun breaking out and a warm day, high into the 80s. could get a strong storm, 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., some of which could produce damaging winds and hail and tomorrow another round of afternoon evening thunderstorms possible. up near 90 on friday, maybe some >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you so much. coming up next we've got kelly osbourne joining "today's professionals." having a lot of topics, including matt and al's recent fashion choices right after this. i'm so happy to be marrying your mom. and i'm really happy that you're in my life too. it's just like yours, mom! [ jane ] behind every open heart is a story. tell yours with my open hearts collection at kay jewelers. keep your heart open and love will always find its way in. ♪ every kiss begins with kay are made with sweet cherries and the crisp, clean taste of our cranberries. i cannot tell a lie. 'tis tasty. okay, george washington, did you take my truck out las

northern virginia and north central maryland. gaithersburg and up near bawl and point north, in the mid 60s, shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia. and in western maryland. much of southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore, low 70s there. steamy. we might get a little fog forming the next hour or so. for this memorial day, for the morning parades and events, should be sunny and pleasant. in the 70s to near 80 by mid morning. then by noontime, starting to get hot. in fact, ought to be up into the low to mid 80s by noontime. humid, too. mid to late afternoon, we ought to peak in the low points in in much of -- low points in in much of the region. falling from the low 90s to the 80s by late afternoon and early evening. if you're going to be out, drink plenty of water, use sunblock, wear light colored clothing. if you have a chance to take breaks and get inside, don't overexert, too. we're not used to this heat yet. a real first hot pattern for the season. tomorrow, we'll probably have sun in the morning, in the 60s. afternoon highs near 90. and there is a greater chance of some afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms.

right now 60s, parts of the northern virginia, the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, andyland. now for your day today, if you're going to be out and about and attending events this morning through noontime, it should be mostly sunny. it will be near 80 by 9:. by noontime, the mid 80s. hot and humid afternoon, reaching the low 90s by mid-afternoon to late afternoon. and then late afternoon, perhaps around 5:00, 6:00, into the evening, we have a possibility of isolated thunderstorms popping up and rolling on through with some thunder and lightning. if you hear thunder, get inside immediately. turn on nbc 4. we'll let you know if anything is threatening your neighborhood. and then any storm activity should be dissipating by midnight tonight. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. here's a look at memorial holiday traffic. danella? >>> good morning. thing are looking good on i-66. earlier we had a crash, this one was at route 245 as you made your way eastbound. now it is clear. good news, not seeing any problems for you on i-66 at all. let's head to i-95. as you make yo

we've had a few breaks in the clouds, a little sunshine breaking up, northern montgomery county, into frederick county, the panhandle of west virginia. still in parts of fairfax county, prince william and into the northern shenandoah valley, temperatures where the sun has broken out, near 80 degrees, charlottesville to near friend riksberg, under the clouds, we're in the 60s, i think we'll be able to break up around the metro area. around the hometown weather network, reston in the upper 60s, near 70, as well as andrews air force base, as far as leesburg, 72, germantown, northern montgomery county, a little sun breaking out and it's around 70 degrees. this whole zone in yellow is a potential severe weather zone later this afternoon, covers most of virginia, west virginia, maryland, the district, between 3:00, 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. when an isolated thunderstorm could pop up and might produce damaging winds and maybe some hail. if you hear thunder, get inside, turn on news4, we'll let you know if any storms are threatening your neighborhood. >>> well for the rest of the afternoon, yes, some breaks in the clouds, some sun

all these areas in blue and lavender, one on two two inches and covers most of northern virginia and here is the panhandle virginia. here's washington and these areas in green generally half inch to inch around the bay and eastern shore. we will get those amounts. certainly will help out our deficit which has been running about four to five inches below average for the year. for the rest of the afternoon, thunder and lightening. some of that drizzle, though, and passing showers and temperatures may creep into the low 70s. perhaps briefly upper 70s in southern maryland, east-northeasterly wind. tonight we will have shower activity and continuing off and on. lit not be constant. we will drop from near 70 sunset at 8:19 and by midnight, mid 60s and by dawn tomorrow, low 60s. and another day lot like today tuesday and perhaps again on wednesday, too. then on thursday and friday, some sunshine returns. it is welcomed as we will head towards the memorial day weekend. just in time. we are time thing just right. looks like it is going to turn like summer weather for memorial day weekend. great beach weather. high

a little dab to start the day in northern and western maryland and maybe parts of the panhandle of westundary overhead. our temperatures today are solely dependent on this boundary pushing to the northeast as planned. by this afternoon, we expect this to lift northward. it should pass the the washington area as planned and on time. we will make it in the mid 80's. should it be delayed a few hours, then temperatures will be a little bit cooler than expected. 57 in the district. on our way to the low to mid 80's. cooler and sunday by sunday. lisa, what you have? >> traffic moving pretty well right now. no worries on 95 coming up into springfield where we take you live to the geico traffic center picture. a good ride on the belt way through montgomery and prince george's county. back to news. >> thanks so much lisa. it is 5:20 and 55 degrees. >> how you put a five game losing streak behind you? if you are the nationals you wait till the very last minute. [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo we work with you to get to

radar, the areas in green are sprinkles of rain in the panhandle of west virginia, allegheny, washington counties in maryland, way out into northern west virginia. those will be passing west of the metro area. around washington, it's near the low 60s to upper 50s. and all around our region today, for your day planner, we will have our sunrise at 6:02. we might have sun in and out this morning through noontime. otherwise, a lot of cloudiness around. a cloudy afternoon. there's a small chance of a thunderstorm by 3:00. a much more -- greater chance, a likelihood in fact by late afternoon, 5:00, 6:00, :this evening that we'll likely have showers and thunderstorms around. a look at the rest of the week and weekend. looks like a nice weekend coming up. details in ten minutes. danella's coming up with traffic. >>> good morning. still seeing the northbound lanes of branch avenue shut down at the beltway due to police activity. you do have a work-around in place. please use caution if this is your commute this morning. traveling on the outer loop of the beltway at braddock, we have a disabled vehicle there. but luckily, it's just in the s

thunder from these storms in through western portions of maryland down toward the panhandle of west virginia and portions of northern on in. these are the two strongest storms. right now around cable town, west virginia right on down through blue mont and then down to the south just to the north and west of middleburg this storm has been riding along route 7 here and we'll zoom in even more. you can see around hourdsville and rock hill over toward unison and willsville we'll continue to watch as this moves toward the east. a lot of lightning associated with this getting ready to cross over st. louis road here which is actually route 611. back to the north in through west virginia just to the north and east of martinsburg we're looking at this one again. a lot of lightning associated with this and you folks around this area down toward shepherdstown this is moving right toward your region right along the potomac river. it will cross over into maryland a little bit so watch out you folks over toward sharpsburg, too. the whole storm system, all of these storms moved down to the south. right along the potomac so they ma

urge you to get this done, let's approve the northern border has it stands today and let us stay where we belong. >> i have been our resident of the north panhandle area for nearly 30 years. as i mentioned on monday, i have seen this neighborhood grow from something that was hardly to find and we didn't even have a name for it to a very thriving and dynamic neighborhood largely due to the neighborhood organizations, and the work of the neighbors in keeping everything together. i want to thank you for listening to us on monday night and changing the borders to keep the panhandle area in district 5. it was stated several times that much of our accomplishment is the result of our ability to work closely with our supervisor and have a close relationship with city hall. that would be really diluted if we had to spend more time listening and talking to several supervisors. i want to thank you, and i must say i was impressed with the process. >> my name is christine, and on behalf of the neighborhood association, you heard from us early on in this process. you also heard from us often in this process. we really want to thank you for your responsiveness.

generally low to mid 60s southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore, as well as much of virginia, including shenandoah valley and into west virginia. panhandle of west virginia, western maryland, low to mid 60s as well. here's your day planner for this friday. happy friday. by 9:00 we'll be around mid 70s or so with a few clouds around. for your lunch hour, should be near 80 around noontime. then by mid-afternoon, clouds building and late afternoon we could have some thunderstorms developing. before then, mid 80s around the metro area, warmer in virginia. some of those storms could be severe. i'll talk about that coming up in ten minutes at 4:41. danella has the friday traffic. good morning. >>> good morning and happy friday. if you're taking to the roads now, let's talk about roadwork. traveling around the outer loop of the beltway making your way from braddock and even passing robinson terminal, you are seeing roadwork still in its final stages, blocking that left lane here. but stick to the right, you'll be all right. and you're driving about 60 miles per hour. about 13 minutes to get from the dulles toll road to the interchange. travelin

northern west virginia. that's passing, though, up into pennsylvania. way west of the metro area. temperatures are generally in the 50s to near 60 from west virginia. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, much of maryland. closer to washington, prince george's, montgomery, arlington, forecasts, upper 50s. southern maryland, northern neck, rest of virginia, most locations upper 50s to around 60. by 9:00, low to mid 60s. clouds around. but a little sunshine should break out from time to time through mid morning. and around noontime getting cloudy. maybe rain moving into the mountains by then. closer to the shenandoah valley and metro area by mid to late afternoon, we're likely going to have showers moving in, maybe it thunder and lightning. mid 70s before rain arrives. and when it starts coming down, ought to drop to the 60s to near 70. there's only a slight risk of an isolated, strong storm. we'll keep you posted on that. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. danella has our tuesday traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. right now checking out things on i-270. looks really good now. your view from father hurley boulevard clear as you make your way southbound h

panhandle moving south and east. maybe even hail associated with these in parts of northern virginia just west of baltimore. we have to keep an eye on developing storms. there is a major warmup coming our way as we head through the rest of this work week. the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> the governor signed a 295 bills into law today, several designed to protect the chesapeake bay. one would be a fleshed tax to pay for a sewer treatment upgrades. forlush tax to pay sewer treatment upgrades. meanwhile, 11 news has learned an agreement has been struck with regards to holding a special session to rework the state budget. david collins will have the details on that it was 6:00. >> in the race for the white house there is one less republican in the field. as expected, newt gingrich is quitting the race. many are asking, who will he endorsed? the commitment 2012 update. >> as newt gingrich dropped out former race, he gave his form rival of boost. >> compared to barack obama? this is not a choice between mitt romney and ronald reagan. this is a choice between mitt romney and the most radi

northern west virginia. that's drifting east. that may be getting closer toward the panhandle of west virginia over the next hour or so. right this partly cloudy sky, we're in the low to mid 60s all around the region. that includes prince george's, arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties, and the district. and here's your day planner. there's that soft pink and blue. sunrise underway. sun's up at 6:06. by 9 clock, mid 70s, partly cloudy, near 80 by noontime. 80s mid to late afternoon. we could have thunderstorms popping up. the strongest storms may be late afternoon, between 5:00, 6:00, 7:00. by then, we could have storms producing damaging winds and hail. maybe lingering showers and thunder until midnight for your friday. that's your evening planner. a look at the weekend into next week, the national travel forecast, that's in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> traveling in montgomery county, we have traffic lights out at the intersection of muncaster mill road at bowie mill road. utility screw on scene. use caution as you approach the intersection. over to i-66, making

northern virginia. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia. occasional showers and some drizzle.ry slow in this area as you make your way all the way to georgia avenue and beyond. look 28 miles per hour from i-270. actually i-95 to i-270. that trip taking 20 minutes. >> thank you. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, deer park water is just $3.33 a case. heinz ketchup is only $1.49. that's for the party size. and hillshire farm sausage is an incredible $2.49. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. captions paid for by nbc-universal television real big deals this week and every week. >>> it's a soggy fun day monday, everybody. may 21st. so glad you're with us today. ♪ rainy days and mondays never get us down ♪ >> yesterday was so gorgeous, sun splashed. and this is nasty. you had a lot of visitors, didn't you, over the weekend? >> i did. it is prom seaso

panhandle of west virginia, much of western maryland. southern maryland, charles, calvert, st. mary's, northern neck, low to mid 60s.atchy fog forming there, as well. montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties, near 60 in the district. we have a live picture from the h.d. city camera. now it's at 65. sunrise at 5:54. day planner, beautiful day. maybe isolated thundershower popping up late afternoon, into this evening. otherwise, going to have a little touch of summer in the air. into the mid 80s by mid-afternoon. here is your four-day forecast. temperatures after midnight tonight beginning to drop rapidly. 50s by dawn on thursday. then tomorrow, beautiful day and a beautiful pattern setting up for thursday into the weekend. highs mid 70s tomorrow. a little bit warmer on friday afternoon after a cool start. lots of sun. here's a look at your weekend. seven-day outlook saturday and sunday. beautiful weather for outdoor recreation and fun or if you have to do outdoor work, too, digging in the garden and mowing. saturday and sunday, sunshine, near 80. and near 80, increasing clouds monday, tuesday of next

it will be visible from parts of oregon, northern california, nevada, utah, arizona, new mexico and and texas panhandleo pass up. >>> tucker barnes is joining us once again. what a graft forecast, if -- what a great forecast if you needed anything more you have the cuteness factor of the day. >> that's right. let's get to it time for my first five photo of the day. >> kicking back. >> hey, everybody this is ralph. >> ralph now that is a name you don't hear very often. >> yes. >> no, you don't. >> he is all of one year old you know what he is up to sitting in his favorite chair watching the news. now, tony when i saw this picture a minute ago, it took me a good 30, 40 years to get down the perfect posture hanging out watching tv he mastered it at 1-year-old. >> you needed a custom chair built for you. >> he looks awfully comfortable. >> all right ralph thank you for joining us for my first five photo of the day. if you want your child to be my fox photo of the day go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. all right we hope you are watching right now in your chair if you head outside, with your mom or dad, it

northern anne arundel. and southern maryland, just scattered drizzle there, as well as areas to the west and north. we're uniformly in the 60s. shenandoah valley, western maryland, panhandleginia, all the way to the atlantic beaches, mid 60s to low 60s around washington. the nearby suburbs in montgomery, arlington, fairfax, and prince george's counties. here's the day planner for this monday. have an umbrella handy, you'll be happy that you did to stay dry today with occasional showers. and we'll stay in the 60s through the morning. by noontime, low 70s. maybe mid 70s mid-afternoon. coming back home from work and school, you may hear some thunder. maybe see some flashes of lightning, as well, along with some of those showers that will be coming through from time to time into the evening hours. then tomorrow, more of the same. maybe some morning drizzle and some light rain. then afternoon showers, maybe some thundershowers. highs reaching the upper 70s tomorrow. and that does look like the pattern is going to be hanging in on tuesday night and again wednesday. then by the end of the week finally things should be winding down. still an isolated shower is possible. mainly du

northern rockies? some areas feeling winter. others it's summertime. a severe threat continues across the western great lakes all the way down to the texas and oklahoma panhandlethinks we're going to have the potential for not only hail and damaging winds but tornadoes. we could have long-lasting ones. because it's a long weekend, memorial day, holiday people are barbecuing. i want to make sure everyone in this yellow shaded area and red shaded area that you are paying close attention to your local forecasters, highs today we have that trough in the west. got that snow. so cooler than average temperatures and warmer than average temperatures for really the rest of the country. the central u.s. that's where we are going to see heat indices well into the 100 degrees. again, if you are outdoors barbecuing, make sure you are taking extra precaution. get into the shade, airconditioning and lots of water. water, guys water. >> home using my computer. i saw snow and 100-degree temperatures. i would think my computer was broken. >> that's why we call it extreme weather center. >> they are going to have -- >> they were wondering if it was going to be too foggy to see i