salisbury over portland state of new york. salisbury wins the state championship. all set to tango in collegiate lacrosse national one championship. from foxboro massachusetts, top seeded layolla representing baltimore, taking on the terp. >> it's emotionallal. they're a special group. >> ought to be a good match. >>> auto racing today sets the true grit. indianapolis 500. mike conway flying the friendly skies. or at least he didn't follow the bouncing tire. trys to pass leader frankiti. that allows him to win the indy 500 under the carson flag. french open, unknown unseeded nicholas manhoot. 6-3, 4-6 and 6-2. in paris, on the prettiest side featuring the ladies. williams 4-3, 1 and 6-3. in case nobody heard last night, the celtics won the 76ers. so the celtics and miami for the conference finals. >> i heard from denver in new england from my inlaws. >> oh, man. >>> stay tuned for csi miami. >>> bernadette will have the very latest on tropical storm burel. >>> finally tonight this is like a scene out of that hitchcock film the birds. people in oregon are having tro

a couple of pop up showers for route 50 through easton, same bridge, salisbury. the beach, dry as well as central maryland and the baltimore area. humidity is high, if you are watching this, pointing out the dew point numbers, north, 70, that's something you typically see around here, towards the end of june, in to mid july, it is very, very sticky and it's more of the humidity hand the heat that's making it feel awfully warm out. feeling like 91 in frederick, 90 baltimore, the rest of the evening, upper to mid 1r in spots. lit stay humid out there, there will be a little bit of a cool off overnight. we will talk about how things get by memorial day coming up. >>> of course, the weather, the one thing on the minds of a lot of people is traffic. big travel weekend, now underway. this is a live look at route 50, sandy point. things are moving a little bit. there is a line forming forming. be prepared no matter when you travel with the abc 2 news app. bullets may have claimed three lives and wounded four others. >> reporter: it started on the west side, 2500 block o

salisbury route 50 at route 13, notice you can barely see anything. so reduce your speeds. that will linger in the baltimore area as well. as far as the west side of the beltway, here's what it looks like at liberty road. that outer loop jammed from 795 down towards edmonton. we have an accident to tell you about on liberty road. that is at benbrook drive. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> the story that rocked the secret service is back in the news. >> yeah. a panel hearing begins look into the colombia. sherrie johnson is here with what is happening. >> reporter: more information unfolding. senate homeland senate committee will hold a public hearing on the prostitution scandal involving u.s. military and secret service agents in columbia. -- colum yeah. agencies will be expected to testify today. they -- cocoa colombia. agencies will be expected totestify today. other agencies are under investigation for hiring prostitutes in he colombiam one of the three dea agents under investigation may have had a long-term relationship with a colombian prostitute. government inv

and salisbury only zero. and also ocean city, dealing with a little bit of patchy fog this morning as well. all right, let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren and my for accidents to -- any more accidents to report? >>> we have a new crash in baltimore county in dundalk on wise avenue at lynch road. do watch out for that. fortunately no delays on the beltway an easy ride traveling across the key bridge past 95 to bel air road. another accident in northern harford county but it continues to shut down route 161 that's going to be right at castleton road. the scene has been cleared but there are fallen power lines crews are working to fix and repair. if you are headed out on 95, no delays to talk about from harford county all the way through baltimore county and here's a live look just north of route 43. you are looking at a five minute ride from this vicinity to 695. and as we check in and take a live look at 895, at o'donnell street everything up to speed it will be a very easy ride thr

zero in dover and salisbury right now. quite mild this morning but a nice day get out there and enjoy. now a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. good morning. and are the accidents clearing up now? >>> unfortunately that is not the case lynette. we have a crash up in harford county and darlington that continues to shut down route 161 at castleton road. the accident has been cleared but it did result in fallen power lines so delmarva power is on this trying to clear it in and out. in the meantime stick with castleton road as the alternate route. no delays from harford county to baltimore county and fortunately that good news will continue on the beltway. a live look in parkville at harford road. 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. the northwest corner also in great shape. here's a look at green spring avenue. it will be clear interstate 70. for those of you using the harrisburg expressway, no delays to talk about from cockeysville all the way down to the beltway and the jfx also nice and clear. t

salisbury, ocean city, you might see a leftover shower. let me show you the severe storm risk and officially, we are under a slight risk today. of course, the concern would be very gusty winds and the possibility of some hail out there later today. but slight risk for severe weather even here in washington as we get into the afternoon hours. we have this very warm, very muggy air mass that place. we'll bring cool air in and that combination causes some problems. at reagan national, it is 67 degrees. you wouldn't know it from this map. the one spot reporting, martinsburg. scattered showers and storms. 84 your daytime high. there are your winds out of the west. going to be humid out there as well. early showers and storms tonight. 66 your overnight low and then we start the cooldown as we get into the weekend. 82 tomorrow. might be an isolated storm during the day tomorrow. i think most of the day is dry. sunday looks fantastic. 74 with sunshine. monday too. could be more scattered storms by tuesday. you can see it is cooler here for the end

salisbury had 18 maryland natives and leola had 18 on their roster.stand out career at the high school to national champ at leola, he achieved his success close to home. >> with all my friends and enjoying this together and having my family and fourteens and having my grand parents at every home game, i couldn't ask for anything else, sharing this with all these people. words can't describe what we've gone through this entire year. >> 54 goals in 19 games are the most ever by a player in the season. >>> williams feeling less than grand while suffering her earliest exits ever. she's won 14 grand slam titles. this is the first time she's ever lost in the first round. she's knowledged out by france. she'll have the wait for the line judge to rule that the ball williams hit is out and that makes it official. a shocker for williams knocked out of the french opening. she has plenty of trophies. she'll get more. >> thank you mark. be right back. ,,,,,,,, hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...

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. -- 73 in salisbury. we are seeing a lot of cloud cover bringing temperatures down. the area of low pressure sitting over the mid atlantic. this is being helped by a tropical system down to the south. we will not be affected by alberto but it is funneling at the moisture up even into maryland. it is swinging into the gulf of mexico and pushing it into this area. a cold front moves our way. right now, it is moving over the ohio river valley. this is helping to steer alberto. the very first storm of the atlantic season, it normally begins after june 1st. that is when we normally see the storms develop. not much to write home about. this is definitely week in nature. there is very subtle circulation off of the coast of florida. alberto is still a tropical storm with winds sustained at 40 miles per hour. it is moving east right now. it will pick up speed. we are not expecting any impact on the land other than bringing more wet weather then we would normally see. it moves all the way out to sea. for the forecast, showers likely, even thunder possible. temperatures will be

we've got a front draped right over baltimore, easton and salisbury. it's looked over central maryland. north

you can see the impacts being felt as close as ocean city, even salisbury getting showers plerl today from the rem -- earlier today from the remnants of tropical storm beryl. it retrograded back up the coast. take a look at wilmington, north carolina, capturing wild conditions over the cape fear river to our south. as we look further north, ocean city getting in on the action with rain showers and praps brees zip condition -- perhaps breezy conditions. these are the outer clouds. some sun coming hoyt in the -- out in the city. the front coming through and the cloud cover, that helped keep temperatures down. patuxent river and easton in low 70s. drier air wrapping out of the west. tropical depression beryl. neighborhood by neighborhood we'll clear the skies and be back in the low to mid-80s. it should be a nice day. there it is, big masssive rain but the bulk of the precipitation falling off shore. the rain that we were did get welcomed precipitation. that's the one story about beryl, the coastal southeast. beryl caused wind damage and brought much needed rain. that's where this tropic

>> heading towards dover beach is, the cheapest gas in the state is $3.52 a gallon in salisbury. if you are traveling in ocean city, get your guess what you are down there. >> aaa says that air travel is on the decline this year, largely because airline fees are on the rise. before you head out, look at the skies. live looked from downtown on our skycam. it has been foggy and cloudy this morning. john collins has a look at the weekend ahead. >> we still have clouds out there, but the sunshine is trying to burn through them. our view from the grand hotel and spa on the boardwalk of ocean city, you can see the trends going down the boardwalk. more folks that we've seen on the beach in a longtime. for today, isolated thunderstorm could crop up. temperatures in the 70's. in a lot cooler in the beach and in line. -- than inland. saturday and sunday, minimal rain chance, lots of sunshine. nice is maybe an understanding for that kind of weather for this first weekend of the summer season. we will talk about the forecast in a few minutes. >> scare at b.w.i. thurgood marshall airport dela

skirt just south and southeast of baltimore, meaning more rain for the eastern shore, ocean city, salisbury, cambridge and easton. for baltimore west we'll get some of this rain. no question we'll get a round of showers. the heaviest will stay east of the chesapeake. it is a part of the state that needs it the most. that will work out rather well. the pattern is extremely active and very, very wet. but drier cooler air is on the march and this is the weather that will replace the sort of ugly gray and wet conditions of tonight and tomorrow with a drier cooler condition by tomorrow night and especially into our friday and saturday. take a look at the trend. we look for more rain on and off and a lot of the rain will continue into the maybe early morning hours of thursday. overnight 56, more rain, gets heavy at times. your two-degree guarantee 70, a morning shower, maybe a thundershower. then we clear out. tomorrow night dry, 48. getting windy tomorrow night. seven-day forecast looking ahead. as we look ahead, you can see the trend is for drier and sunnier weather for the weekend. so that is

ocean city in salisbury, low 70's for a couple of days. tomorrow night into wednesday is when you get a chance of rain. 73 on wednesday. cooler weather thursday and friday. the weekend starts with sunshine but might finish up with more rain shower sunday afternoon. >> the orioles return home to open up and nine came homestead. they have got some serious talent to take the month at the yard. they close out against the yankees. they have to vote this homestead shapes up as positively as the road trip they came off. a couple of roster moves trying to freshen up their arms. they brought up jason berkin and steve pomerantz. chris davis had to come out and pitch the 16th and 17th inning. hard to see what his teammates were more amazed at. that they got the win or throwing the ball at 91 miles an hour. >> chris can really throw. a lot of times that does not play on the mound. i have seen guys with big arms that do not throw well. i've seen guys that gather themselves and get down hill. i was more interested in the reaction at the dugout. everybod

temperatures are in the low 80's around salisbury, over to cambridge. 84 in downtown baltimore right now, ladies back to frederick and any drop into the '70s back in the mountains. 70 is the normal high temperature. winds will shift to the east and northeast behind a fraud, and when the front goes through and high pressure builds in behind it, there is some cooler air here. tomorrow will be cooler than today as the front settles south. then there is another weather system coming. each of these disturbances tracking through, generally from the upper midwest through the lakes to the southeast. they are triggering some heavy thunderstorms along those fronts. we have watches and warnings out in minnesota, indiana, and down into the carolinas. parts of western indiana, down in north carolina there are tornadoes possibly on the ground right now with some of those storms tracking from the upper midwest to the southeast. it is in that general area that we could see some strong to severe storms. a slight risk tomorrow including the western maryland mountains tomorrow afternoon. we will see th

that will line up along the coast, including ocean city and salisbury and perhaps as far in as cambridge. overnight 62. showers likely. 74 tomorrow afternoon, maybe warmer than that in spots. depends on how little sun and 55 tomorrow night with more showers. we got 36 hours plus of showers on and off and still the possibility for a couple of showers on thursday, but i do think the we'll see some clearing thursday. big time clearing friday and saturday. that's going to mean a sunny start to our weekend, jamie. that would be welcome. ocean city had the sun today and baltimore we're kind of like the gray is getting old. >>> i know you were in the coast guard. were you ever a safety? >> it's been awhile, maybe once or twice high was a safety. i protected the bridge. the bridge went over a stream it was like a sink. sherrie johnson served as mc at the safety patrol program. the recognition ceremony was held in pikesville. they have excelled in their duties, done lifesaving acts or gone above and beyond their duty. >> i feel very happy and excited that i got this award. i never even now that i

they are 10th overall -- salisbury defend its national title. their 10th overall championship.hannon smith, a great individual effort. back of the net, a good, 6-4, northwestern. the orange fighting back. she likes things up six apiece. northwestern shows no panic. takes the seventh national title in eight years. memorial day weekend traditions. the indianapolis 500 in a moment, but first, we start with what just finished. the be-52 bomber flying low. it was powerful. giddyup to get past. he takes the lead. 14 cars smoke out sideways. he would finish 25th. k meanwhile cruises for the win, his first at this track and 13th overall in his career. andretti in the lead. conley loses control. fortunately, everybody walked away. they touched tires. spin's away. he maintains control and earned his third indy 500 title. there was a tribute to a former champ killed in a season ending race last year in vegas. stay with us for one more check of your memorial day forecast right after this. ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must now remind you let it rock, let it rock ♪ ♪ l

crossing the bay bridge, heading over toward eastern cambridge and salisbury, it's going to be great weatherwise. no travel problems. but temperatures off to a cool start this morning. right now, we're in the 60s to around 70 degrees all around the entire region. a little cooler, shenandoah valley into the mountains, and later today, we'll have a few clouds by mid morning. it will be in the mid 70s. by noontime, up around 80 degrees. and mostly sunny to partly cloudy. then middle of the afternoon ought to hit the mid to upper 80s briefly. and then by late afternoon, back down to the low 80s. i'm back with another update in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >>> good morning. still looking really good. a lot of commuters started early or are traveling late. so far taking the trip around the beltway in virginia, nice and clear. i'll give you a live look in montgomery county. on the outer loop and inner loop, no travel problems at all. in prince george's county, same thing. here's a live look making your way past 4. and as you travel this time on the inner loop as well a

so, the dish we're going to do is a salisbury steak. something that i grew up on.ery iconic american tv dinner. we are using an ingredient that is an enzyme and we glued a rack of lamb bones to, basically, our ground beef. this is franken-food. on the stove i have a little bit of cauliflower. we have beautiful pickled ramps. and some mushroom pure rae. my first job was at a mcdonald's. i was the fish cook. and the first batch of fillet of fish i sent out, i forgot to put the top on. this has been already cooked for about an hour. it's cooked already. we can rest that just a little bit. we have our mushroom puree. ramps nice and brown. this is like home cooking. minus the frannkfranken-food an it. this is my version of a tv dinner. i think great food is about great ingredients, cooking them well, technique and making delicious food. at home, that comes out all the time. i just cook very simply. there aren't too many liquid nitrogen ice cream bars at my house. every once in awhile. for guests. i really prefer new york city nitrogen, actually. all right, so, we're bac

salisbury 75. in the northern neck winds are really up. they have gusts today 25 to 30 down there. where the rain is falling we're in the low to mid-60s in the shenandoah valley to d.c.'s 72 degrees. outside on our michael & son weather camera, lots of clouds overlooking the capitol. flags are up. that's because the winds are coming up out of the south at 14 but they're gusting over 20 in many areas right now. and the humidity is getting up there as well. 64%. so it feels a little sticky. here's our situation. main rains, the heaviest stuff has passed us to the north. there's a cold front back here. as this front comes toward us later today, tonight, tomorrow, it's going to continue to draw moisture up from the south. so we'll have the scattered showers around. here we are at 3:00. heavy stuff in pennsylvania. we'll go to 6:00. showers still not into southern maryland or the eastern shore. scattered showers again tonight. with a wave of low pressure coming up this front on wednesday, looks like we'll have more showers developing by late morning, middle of the day. so 76 today. we c

that's for sure. 71 in salisbury. pretty mild stuff. winds from the north and west tonight keeping it breezy the rest of the evening. but still fantastic weather as we fall slowly into the upper 60s. how things will change to the weekend. late mother's day. stick around for that. >>> well, it is some of the craziest video that you'll see in a while. and you won't believe who was behind the wheel. josie is back with more on who is running redlights. josie. >>> abc 2 news investigators and now you're talking about the shocking behave your we uncovered from mta drivers behind the wheel as they blow through redlights and speed. we even are received a call from one viewerring asking how to lodge a complaint with the maryland transit administration. now, some of the most shocking video is on our website right now. abc2news.com. >>> check out this redlight ticket from earlier this year in baltimore. it is a twofer. as the light turns red, one bus rolls through straight and another makes an illegal turn. that is right down the street from us he

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3.53 in annapolis, but over the bridge prices are four to five cents lower in both stevensville and salisbury. here in d.c. summer officially kicks off this weekend at the city's public pools and today mayor vincent gray got into the public by getting to go to the ribbon cutting on the the rosedale community center. at the rosedale community center >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at the rosedale community center where 19 pools are set to open for the unofficial start of summer. >> we weren't allowed to swim in it and play in this playground back in the '40s. it was all white. >> reporter: but that didn't stop rosa lee clemens from having a good time. >> we used to go around gail street on that side and slide in at night. >> reporter: you used to sneak in. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: nor did it stop mamie peanut johnson, one of the few women who played in negro league baseball. >> we've come a long way, but we still haven't gotten there. with this happening i think it's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the community center will house a new library and gym. for a woman who broke so many barriers t

seven miles of reduced visibility and taking you to the east further in delaware zero in dover and salisburyd zero and this is the moisture prone areas that got the showers yesterday. just over and over and all that was courtesy of beryl. beryl is pushing out of the area. it is not going to be affecting anybody anymore. 66 degrees right now in baltimore. 72 in d.c. and 63 easton. 61 now in york and 64 in hagerstown. 63 in winchester. now these temperatures are mild. they are above average. but we have a cold front that's going to be working through the area and i'm going to show you that in just a minute. now the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. we are under mainly clear skies. you can see the remnants of beryl just pushing away. we like to see that. now, here's that cold front. this is the first one that's going to work through the rest of the morning hours and behind that high pressure is going to really build in. we're going to have that northerly flow that's going to reinforce the pleasant weather for today. but then behind that we do have a cold front. another one that

it went across ocean city and salisbury and now it's kind of drifting in this direction not showing signs of breaking up so that could clip our area later this evening, a few little sprinkles and showers have cross it had bay and the eastern portions of district of columbia. so our rain chances will be increasing along with the clouds and there will be several days of wet weather at least potential for it coming up. details in a few minutes. >> it has been a busy weekend for protesters all across the country. hundreds showed up in frederick county, maryland. this was the scene saturday as protester desquended at near by camp david. as usual this year's summit brought out people protesting for a lot of reasons. >> all the corn grown in the united states is genetically modified. this is a real contributing factor to the die off of honey bes. my concern is all the hunger in the world. >> we're told across the city, about 20 grand to provide security this weekend. and to chicago take a look at the scene there today. thousands of people clashing with police as the 25th annual nato summit is be

seven in salisbury if you are heading south today. we need to get to the 10s and showily but surely get to the 10s and also see some more sunshine moving in here. now not only do we have the position, well the winds -- patchy fog. well, the winds are beginning to pick up. we have a 9-mile an hour sustained wind. easton still calm but these will be picking up through the morning as well. gusts to about 25 miles an hour. so the rain is pushed out of here. high pressure is going to be building in? its wake and with that high pressure you get that sinking clouds and that translates into sunshine. that sunshine going to show even as we into friday and saturday -- go into friday and saturday and though sunday looking pretty good as well. a few more clouds on mother's day but all in all a dry nice day just because you're with your mom. we will struggle though to get to 70 degrees and right arnold  69 degrees our high now for this time of the year should be 72. the temperatures below that. you're going to the game know that first pitch is at

reminiscent of what we had yesterday, quite warm. 70 degrees right now in baltimore, 70 in easton, 73 in salisbury2 in d.c. right now. we're seeing the effects of the dryer air right now in hagerstown and also winchester. that cooler air trying to filter in across the area. today will not be as hot by any means. future trend picking up on the fact we still have some showers lingering around, maybe around 8:00 this morning, and then we dry out nicely as we head into thursday, plenty of sunshine moves back into the picture. but then we will have another cold front that's going to swing through friday evening into the weekend and that could be bringing us some more rain. but for today that temperature i'm going with is right around 85 degrees. not so bad, right? we should be at 78 degrees now for this time of the year and we will get there. but we look at your seven-day forecast and an awesome looking day on thursday. more showers and thunderstorms move back into the picture as we into friday and then we get much cooler as that front rolls through the area by the weekend with some showers and thunder

we're seeing it basically parts of the bay, eastern shore, heavier mountains north of salisbury yearyou see the yellows -- when you see the yellows and oranges. we'll see showers moving in and developing overnight into the d.c. metro region. tropical storm alberto still churning off the coast of georgia and off just northern florida. we're seeing sustained winds of 40 gusting to 50 moving slowly south at 5 miles per hour. hurricane season is june 1st. that's a very early start to have a named tropical storm. the good news, it's supposed to go off northeast out to sea. right now 70s manassas, 68 leesburg, 65 martinsburg, culpeper 66. it does feel pretty nice out there. we have a wet monday commute for quite a few folks, locate the umbrella as you are heading out, a wet monday evening commute also possible. showers and storms continue through tuesday and also into wednesday. we need the rain. 9 futurecast shows us showers overnight coming in. tomorrow morning a lot of us could see light rain developing impacting a wet commute. in the afternoon also some scattered showers, a couple rumb

and it's so close to 60 toward salisbury. they're at 59 degrees. looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, you'll notice the flags at the capitol are standing out a bit with the west, northwesterly winds at 8. that's reagan national. the 58 in town, that's easily the warmest temperatures. most of us are in the low 50s right now. the next big thing we're watching is this guy in south texas. a slow moving storm system coming out of new mexico. this is going to produce severallisms of rain, maybe some flooding across parts of texas. remember, they're still trying to recover from drought conditions from last year. they still have in some cases around san antonio some water restrictions. so that system we'll watch and see how it could affect us early next week. we say goodbye to the rain from yesterday. we'll put our future cast in motion. we're good at noon, sunny. just watching the afternoon. a couple of pop-up -- it's actually green here and there. that's why a stray shower but that's mostly going to be in the mountains. your forecast, tod

more of the same in salisbury. zero right now in ocean city. got a lot of rain yesterday too. right now temperatures coming in 62 degrees in woodbine. good morning to you. and edge mere 68 degrees. and the winds will begin to turn off towards the north and west as we go throughout the day. that will dry us out even more. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. good morning. and we've started out busy on your side of things, calmed down a bit? >>> not at all lynette. we are still dealing with the accident up in harford county in darlington and continues to shut down route 161 at castleton road. the delmarva power is on the scene trying to remove all the fallen power lines. stick with castleton rote as your alternate route. as far as the main lines are concerned the harrisburg expressway, going to be in great shape here's a live look at swan road in hunt valley. no concerns whatsoever. an easy ride going down 695. and it will remain clear on the jfx. just an 11 minute ride. and that was a look at the beltway at harford road where there are absolutely no

. >> this is u.s. 50 and 611 in salisbury. foggy out there this morning.and that's a big story causing some delays queen ann public scs

we definitely got a lot more, around our area 1/2-inch to .2- inch and not too far from the salisbury1.7 inches of rain tonight as estimated by doppler radar. could be a little bit more out here to our north and west. here comes the front. so cumberland is getting more rain. this is the second front. this will be the game changer, no doubt about it. a couple speckled showers across ohio and we point those out because it may indeed be part of the upper level system that passes by our area tomorrow, the colder air aloft, could produce a couple clouds, maybe a spotty shower to our north during the day tomorrow. it's chilly now, 59 degrees. i don't think it will get a lot colder, quantico 63 and as we look at our temperature trend the next several days, it's a warming trend we'll see heading into the weekend. the sun is back tomorrow. so is a breeze. friday is a little warmer at 73 and the breeze settles down. here comes the good stuff for saturday and sunday. sunday could feature a couple showers as well late in the day for mother's day, but no big problem. so our frontal boundary will g

only about three miles in easton and zero in salisbury and all this is because of the moisture that was put down yesterday by beryl. beryl is pushing out and again hurricane season officially starts tomorrow. the break doan coming up but right now a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. and you've been a busy bee this morning. and i know it's knotting down. >>> unfortunately we are still dealing with an accident up in harford county. it's right in darlington and it continues to shut down route 161 it's going to be right at castleton road. the scene has cleared but there are fallen power lionesses if you are traveling -- lines so the you are traveling in the area use castleton road as the alternate route. it will be clear from harford county to the white marsh area and traveling on 695 no problems to report on the outer loop from 95 all the way up toward 83. and here's a live look at 83 just north of beltway. in great shape and nice and clear from hunt valley to the beltway and it will be that way getting op to the jfx and here's our live look at 95. just north of the beltway.

calvert county, howard county and eastern montgomery all seeing showers and heavy rain around salisbury toward came bring. this will make its way across the chesapeake throughout the evening. this is because of the coastal area of low pressure that's going to continue to spin and continue to bring us moisture and some of that coming right off the atlantic ocean. speaking of atlantic moisture, we're looking at a tropical storm just down to the south of our area. we're talking about jacksonville. look at this. this is tropical storm alberto. rare for a storm to form this time of year in the month of may. over the last ten years we've had five storms form in the atlantic ocean. so this is just one of those that's going to continue to make its way out into the open waters of the atlantic. i do not expect it to be an impact on our weather. what is going to impact our weather, though is this coastal low that has the northeasterly winds. the showers from that low. it's going to stick around here for the day tomorrow. it will stick around for the day on tuesday and then it's also going to be en

and look at salisbury around 71. this is the dew points you get heading into july.ve been feeling it. and with this, we have a heat advisory because it's going to feel more like we are in the mid-90s going into the afternoon. be prepared for that and drink plenty of fluid as you head out and about. now, this is for the areas shaded in the orange. and this will linger until about 9 p.m. this evening. so the satellite and radar not picking up a on a whole lot. we had a few showers that rolled through the area overnight. good timing right? and then we will see more sunshine in the forecast for today. but as we slide further to the north, this is tropical storm beryl. still a tropical storm weakening and then it will make the curve back out towards the northeast going through the next day or so. so they are going to get much needed rain but they will probably see flooding in southeast georgia and also northeastern florida. now, for today, we will be dealing with plenty of sunshine and maybe a few popup thunderstorms. isolated in nature going into the afternoon. but we w

the british country estates for centuries, the family, lord salisbury who was prime minister of england for many years at the turn of the century had ten grandson's five of them in this format and one of them was a character in this book. the prime minister of england lost a son in the war said of his counterparts the chancellor of germany the men in the middle in this picture the general who was chief of staff of the british army in the western front lost his two sons and the french army lost three sons. support for fascinated me about the war wanted to explore writing about what made main point the way they did, how could these ministers, the cabinet ministers day after day, week after week, month after month order their own sons into battle with such a high certainty of being injured or killed. the very madness of the war meet me equally interested in another type. those who saw it at the time and spoke out and even refused to fight or support those that refused to fight in the united states for example eugene debs rose to give a tour against american participation in the war and was

a man is behind bars after a run in with police in salisbury. two vehicles were attempting to stop an suv. the officers opened fire. a man was treated for gunshot wounds and is charged with attempted second-degree murder and reckless endangerment. detectives investigating a pair of deadly shootings. officers arrived around 2:30 on sunday afternoon to find the victim shot in the head. he did not survive. another shooting in west baltimore. an adult victim had been shot several times on eutaw place around 2:45 this morning. >> three children were rescued from a burning home early on sunday morning. this happened in west baltimore. kim dacey is live. what can you tell us about the injuries? >> the children are 11, 12, 15. two were in serious condition at last check. two are on ventilators because of the smoke they inhaled. it started around 2:30 at the home in west baltimore. firefighters found the three children in a closet. the children were somewhat responsive and were rushed to the hospital. the older sister, tyreka dodd, was not at home at the

ocean city checks in with 65 degrees. 49 salisbury. 54 chestertown. 49 parkton. 43 frederick s as youhe bay and baltimore, temperatures do drop into the 40's. we still see 40's out in far western maryland. elkins west virginia, 37 and 36 respectively. those are the chillyest temperatures. here is the satellite image. full half moon out there. that's going to be setting and the sun will be rising shortly. we begin to see high, thin clouds to the west, and that's running ahead of this storm system. what's going to keep the storm away and to some extent tomorrow is this big area of high pressure. it will be moving east during the day today. by tomorrow it will be out over the ocean. that will allow this to get closer to us. the key is, will it be clouds tomorrow or will some of this rain come into the picture. it is a combination so to speak. right now you see chilly conditions over head because we're still on the east side of the high pressure. winds are more sutherly and warm up. winds do poim more southerly. mostly sunny clouds. probably sun breaks. by 3:00 in the afternoon, showers g

little fog toward salisbury with 48. in town right now, just a little haze on you there. degrees. right now we have a four degree spread, high humidity at 87%. middle of the country seeing lots of showers and thunderstorms. our deficit since january 1 is about five inches. it is going to be some chances here for the showers and storms starting later tomorrow night into wednesday. the jury is still out on that, certainly a mix of clouds and sun today. tonight spotty shower at work. tomorrow we'll see the the line firm up. the system is going to approach us later in the day. we are going to be closer to 80 by tomorrow. by tomorrow nigh and wednesday, scattered showers and storms today. upper 70s to maybe 80 tomorrow, depending on how quickly the showers and storms move in. thursday and friday looks very nice. upper 60s saturday and sunday a decent day with highs between 70 and 75. >>> monday good morningry county executive is reviving plans to build an arena in the county. he wants to host graduations, sporting events and concerts. leggett wants to build the arena near the

. >> the cheapest gas in the state is $3.52 a gallon on the eastern shore in salisbury. i always tell people, get your gas while you are down there. >> you may what may want to think twice about drinking and driving. if you have one for the road, you may end up with blue lights as your chaser. >> there will be troopers throughout the state. extra manpowering, watching for aggressive drivers, drivers under the influence, speeders, and anything causing an unsafe situation. >> sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and if you have a lead foot and you don't want to add a speeding ticket, watch out. maryland is one of the top five states for traffic tickets. maryland came out with a look at the most ticket-happy states. nevada came out on top. wyoming and montana are the states you are least likely to get a ticket. >> 33 years after his disappearance, information on the murder of etan patz. the suspect was arraigned from his room at belvue hospital. police say their suspect is hallucinating. >> john edwards is charged with using money from two wealthy donars to hide his pregnant

. >>> a river boat being built in salisbury will soon be carrying passengers on the mississippi. and more on chris davidson's unforgettable pitching performance. for these stories and more read tomorrow's baltimore sun and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's forwarning weather team. >>> and "i'll have another" flies to baltimore and prepares for the freakness. jessica kartalija. he looked better than i do after a day of traveling. he looked great. >> reporter: i know, i have to say it's almost like preakness as they got them into the barns. he was the very first horse off of the bus. we should say trailer rather. we should also mention that the last time that a derby horse, a derby winner arrived here at pimleco this soon after the big race was back in 2001. kentucky derby winner. i'll have another landing at vwi marshall before being escorted to pemlico. >> does o'neil have success at the derby training at churchill dawn and he wanted to get here as soon as to believe. have the horse familiar with pemlico. and we're glad to have him. >> reporter: after winning t

a warm 77 in salisbury. it is cooler than that on the eastern shore where the winds are coming right off the oceans. it will stay mile tonight with an occasional shower. you cannot rule of the possibility of hearing a little under overnight. tomorrow morning the skies will stay cloudy here. continuewe's and winds mostly out of the south. a big storm in the upper midwest -- 60-65 for lows. it will stall along the eastern seaboard and keep clouds and showers in the forecast at least through the afternoon tomorrow. the front will pass by and then blog down along the coast. a small craft advisory in the morning, a chilly shot in the mountains tomorrow. 55 for the high out around deep creek lake on thursday. eastern shore is looking for showers and a storm tomorrow, then clearing on thursday. high pressure is beginning to move in for the end of the week. the eastern shore down to ocean city, the sheriff will linger into lunchtime on thursday and then clear up. a pretty nice looking weekend, especially if you incl

joining townsend in the final four is salisbury state university. two maryland schools in the rugby final 4. did you have any idea besides being the lacrosse mecca that we are the rugby capital of the united states. >> i had no idea and that is fabulous. >> isn't it. >> it's scrumptious. >> i will applaud that one. well done. >> they play on a scrum and ron is doing food, i think. how are you doing. >> we are doing great. here is the weather headline, the monsoon in may's chapel moved on. lightning and thunder. light rain out here now. we are at grosse market, the fight cancer day. do you have the raffle tickets? >> i do. >> lots of great stuff on saturday. we will tell you about it when the eyewitness news morning edition continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> good morning. first warning doppler radar, i shifted the scan up 95 where the heaviest rain will be paralleling america's new grand highway down to kennedyville. rather steady heavy rain around the region out west to bellaire, past carroll county, light showers in the area. 89% humidity. barometer is at

readings now, 67 in annapolis. 63 at camebridge. 66 at salisbury. 63 westminster. i'm not finding 50's here. frederick 51. off to the northwest, 51. oakland and frostburg. the cool front, that cooler air, that's not quite coming in. you can see the boundary here. we even have thin spots in the clouds. we are not totally overcast. most of the activity is now all tied up with this complex of storms along the front back in kentucky. you can see the presence of the front, the predicted movement of the front south of us during the day today. it will be a long hall, and there may be shower activity to the north. so mostly cloudy skies, a slight chance for a thundershower. north to northeast winds. insta-weather futurecast shows lingering chances for spotty showers. sunday and monday looks good as well. the seven-day forecast calling for good weather for the bulk of the forecast. i'm trying to get through to our seven-day forecast. not having much luck. essentially dry weather today and sunday and monday. temperatures mostly in the 60's and 70's for the highs. >> august 4

are planning to go to dover will be cheaper beaches, the cheapest is $3.52 on the eastern shore in salisbury. i always say to get your gas down there, where it is a few cents cheaper. >> aaa officials also say that air travel is on decline, largely because the airline fees are on the rise. another thing that could impact congestion is the weather. more people are inclined to take a road trip when the weather is nice. >> it looks like we will have some good memorial day weather, maybe even a little hot, with the first heat wave coming for saturday, sunday, and memorial day monday. the clouds are thinning in a few locations, and that is triggering some scattered showers. most of the storms to our west, with not much activity. there are some scattered light sprinkles popping up in and around the region. in baltimore, where the orioles are playing the red sox again, it looks ok, and yesterday, they got the game and without a drop. let's hope and holds that way throughout the evening. temperatures should be in this 70's and settle back into the 60's overnight. again, that memorial day weekend loo

. -- low 70'st now right now. 81 degrees right now in salisbury. he is not so bad. unless you factor -- the heat is not so bad unless you factor in the humidity. a little more humid in ocean city at 66, but the dewpoints are in the upper 40's right now. any time they are below the 50's, it feels extremely dry out. a pleasant afternoon and it will shake up to be a pleasant night. the forecast for tonight is slightly cooler conditions. a around 60 degrees near bwi and 56 as you get toward the western suburbs. as you look at the current weather patterns, you can see hardly a cloud in the sky. a cold front sneaking down to the south but a warm front will push it overnight. that will help increase the clouds tomorrow and increase the chance of severe weather. here is a look at that storm system right now. the entire line of storms from louisiana all the way up in to indiana. very heavy downpours and possibly hail and may be some isolated tornadoes. we will talk about that threat as the cold front moves in. a big contrast in the temperatures along the front. 49 degrees in

georgetown, southern delaware, salisbury, ocean city all in the low 80's.stern maryland a little cooler, around 70. we will stay mile tonight. maybe some patchy fog in the picture. 58-67, a relatively mild overnight. our first 8:00 sunset since last august. the days are slowly stretching out and you get the chance to enjoys a nice spring weather through the evening. this warm air will be pushed a little farther to the cell. it is like summertime now. memphis 89, atlanta 87. 61 in cleveland. some of that cool air will follow this front and settle into our region tomorrow. it will be cooler, since we expect a little cloud cover. the east when it will bring moisture of the ocean and the bay. all that will conspire to keep the temperatures down a bit tomorrow. thursday morning, some clouds and fog indicated on our computer models here. in the afternoon, the sun will break through the cloud cover and will be worn again for thursday, friday, and most likely for saturday. the humid weather will continue to generate an occasional that -- an occasional shower or thu

hour we are looking at more clouds to the west, more breaks to the east and we have fog over toward salisbury. temperatures cooler than what we are showing in the mid-40s. clouds, sunshine, especially east, temperatures around 60. you see the little green areas, i don't think we are going to see a sprinkle. here we go at noon, mid-60s here, headed up to maryland. 70 by 3:00 and even late this afternoon, highs will only be in the low 70s. about seven here at 6:00 p.m. andrea, back to you. >>> thank you howard. how do you feel about your doctor's office when you walk in? hopefully a welcoming place i can't but now, pick this. for the at least 20 years, families got their primary care services from a makeshift ruffin down building made of koerig gade steel. that will change now with the grand opening of a new facility. anita brickman will change the landscape of healthcare in dc. >> reporter: debra wilkins has three children. she has relied on the w street clinic for years. the structure that housed the clinic was supposed to be temporary. a corrugated metal building. >> the old building, to me,