are still working on a fire involving multi-approximately row homes in -- multiple row homes in south baltimore. the flames spread to eight homes on hazel street near curtis avenue if you are familiar with the area. two of the homes we are learning are vie can't. one person was taken to the hospital and a firefighter suffered minor injuries. the cause of the fire is unknown. jonathan: well, as we get ready for independence day, a sign of freedom missing in the d.c. area. replica of a liberty bell. as ryan hughes reports there is a push to find out what happened to it. >> i have basica search as far as i can. >> josh has a knock for solving historical mysteries inside the wilson building. last year he found a plaque in a broom closet without a title. these are the names of the district employees who served in world war ii. now his latest quest finding a 2,000-pound replica of the liberty bell. >> d.c. with the thousands of the memorials and the monuments i think it fade in the background. >> in 1950, the solid brass bell was given to the district for surpassing the goal in savings bond drive. th

. >>> little further south baltimore police office's peers to plant drugs and is all caught on camera, take a look, officer's body camera captured the scene in january and footage is raising serious questions, public defender claims video shows an officer placing a red can containing what appears to be drugs, underneath some trash and then lifting a fence over to hide it. >> he then walks down alley and miraculously go to the same space where he planted the can with the suspected narcotics in it. >> police fired back with the extended footage tied to the same drug arrest saying it is possible that the officer's replaced the drugs to document their discovery on camera. one officer has been suspended , two others put on desk duty until investigation is complete. >>> happening today, the oval opened up to the public and promises to be bigger and bet they are year. "eyewitness news" was on hand for ribbon cutting yesterday at the eakins oval on ben franklin parkway, the car had something, something for everyone including giant sand box and a new maze, food trucks, always good and interact

it was in south baltimore. the flames jumped from are home to home consuming ten houses in all. two people were hurt. but not seriously. no word on a cause. kimberly: an area recovering from a devastating fire is carrying on with a fourth of july tradition. that is a tradition that doesn't require any sunlight. it is the gat linbug midnight fourth of july -- gatlinburg midnight fourth of july parade carrying on for the 42nd straight year. despite a fire that destroyed hundreds of homes there last fall. residents said it was important to carry on with the tradition that brings valuable tourism dollars in the community. alison: right now in the u.s., 29 wildfires are burning. most of them are from arizona to washington state. they are batting big flames and triple-digit temperatures. as danya bacchus reports fireworks are expected to continue all week. >> what started as fourth of july fireworks in arizona quickly turning dangerous. sparking a wildfire. it starts small but quick rios before firefighters are able to get a handle on it. as the rest of the country prepares for more l

that could pop up later on and we have a bit a green blip south of baltimore that could develop into something later. but we are okay for now and outside sky 6 hd is showing us center city and kids running around the perimeter of the fountains they installed that is the way to handle today. it's hot and humid and do something that keeps you cool. we are still in the 80s and 87 degrees and the dew point has slid a bit. and we were at 71 and now 66 and anything over 60 is humid. if you get moving around and you done have a fountain to jump in it's hot. atlantic city 71 degrees not bad. as we look at the numbers currently we are not quite so bad in allentown, 81 degrees and a little bit humid. 82 in wilmington and 84 in trenton and 87 in philadelphia and 80 currently in cape may. and the heat index making it feel a couple degrees warm under philadelphia, but 94 is your heat index in wilmington and up to 100 in dove, delaware. it kind of depends where you are. if you have the high humidity the heat index feels worse. the mix of clouds and sun out there but not a lot is of precipitation n

that heat advisory is for i-95 including baltimore, d.c., fredericksburg south and east.t's hot west of there. it's not hot enough for the advisory which kicks in east of the blue ridge whether we get to 105 on the heat index. west of the blue ridge, 100 is where it kicks in. the records, we are not likely to beat them. we may challenge the 100 at dulles thankfully be safe. still it's plenty hot out there. we have 93 baltimore, waldorf and lees burg. in shenandoah valley, there have been some clouds. that's been keeping the temperatures a little bit down. we have 103 in easton. it's still plenty hot out there and it is only getting worse. looking at the weather camera, a little bit of sun off the top of the dome but we've got mostly cloudy skies. that's helping a little bit but not a lot. we have a dew point above 70 and temperature of 94. the heat index does feel like 101. look at the storms from nebraska to the midwest into the northeast. there is a frontal boundary with the storminess. that is going to push through as we get into friday night and saturday. ahead of it,

what we will notice on storm scan here right south of the baltimore and northe of d.c. right along beltway and 95 corridor here very heavy thunderstorms have been developing, and we will see this continue to be a theme, it continues to develop, showers, thunderstorms, as the day progresses and with time they will work their way in to our area, 82 current temperature at philly international. eighty-two in trenton. it feels steamy outside. we have a few more degrees here for daytime high with you just for the rest of the day is that we will see increasing cloud, rising humidity noted and rain does move in, late, toward evening but especially through the overnight hours. of course, this is our summer if he, we will be at long wood gardens but rain moving in. good drink for the gardens, i think but if you come out to the gang that is out there bring along some rain gear, rahel. >> good advice, thank you. >>> g.o.p. seven year quest to repeal and replace obama care could be over. moa lenghi reports three republicans sided with democrats to vote down what many considered to b

showing the heavy rain is off the coast, there's another batch in the northern suburbs and south of baltimoreerall, the high is 87. it will be humid as we go through the afternoon and at times during the afternoon and evening there's a chance of a spotty pop-up shower or thunderstorm. >> it's going to be a morning where you might need a little help to get where you're going, david will have the latest on accuweather and matt the latest on traffic. format. >> i'm matt. >> reporter: you're the other matt. karen, david, i'm tam, have a good one. >> reporter: bye. ♪ from fertility services to pre-natal education, we've helped the two of you get this far. and we're proud to now join all three of you, as you continue the greatest journey you'll ever embark on. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. >>> good morning, america. desperate rescue. 17 hikers trapped by dangerous flash floods including a 4-year-old boy. a helicopter swoops in airlifting them to safety. the race to save those still stuck this morning as the flash flood emergency spreads from the midwest to the northeast. cars in neighborho

hour and next couple minutes chillum and wheat an and sebs of north eastern burlington and south of baltimorerhead. one near charlottesville and one kim better land maryland. and it's passed over the past four hours producing severe weather in pennsylvania. and just a few but strong thunderstorms crossing from western maryland to d.c. itself and once that moves through later this evening we won't have any more storms over night and we will see nice warm for tomorrow. so 88 outside right now. 90 baltimore. 91 annapolis and 90 westminster and 90 frederick. it was hot today. not as humid as over the weekend and enough to generate storms with clash of air masses. not at we have the storm over us moving northeast ward over baltimore and storm over charlottesville moving to k kolle ownial beach. heads unsouthern maryland if this is true you see a heavy storm next half hour or 45 minutes and fast forward 9 p.m. this is actual fronts. you have prefrontal storms. the actual front coming in at 10 p.m. and another round of rain. i think finally after 10:00 watch storms cross the bay and move over places

you can see south of baltimore, the city there, bursting really bright colors. for the most part, we're kind of in lull relatively across here. extremely heavy pockets of rain across the area including in falls church right now. it's kind of the trend just a lighter rain out there right now. but still making for a slow go if you have to be out. staying ahead of the weather, avoid travel tonight, especially as we head on into these later evening and overnight hours. we will see the rain intensity pick up. a lot of road closures across the area. we're running at the bottom of your screen that's going to tell you the roads that are closed in the latest watches warnings and impact from the rain across the area. turn around, don't drown. of course check it as we take a look at the road conditions. tonight, tomorrow morning, so flooded roads. tomorrow as you move on into the afternoon and evening hours, just wet roads at that point as the rain let's up. over night tonight, you can see an additional one to three inches with some showers in the forecast tomorrow, but we

we have the b and p tunnel south of baltimore, 30 miles per hour with curves in them, 127 years old, a little past their sell-by date. and then the microcosm of this is the gateway programs, the railroads from newark to penn station. a lot of it still double track. it's the busiest part of the railroad. we run 450 runs on the weekdays. we run 24 trains an hour in each direction through the two tunnels under the hudson river. so we have huge capacity limitations. we have 200-year-old bridges in that 8.5 miles, and then we have two tunnels on the hudson and two of the four on the east river that were flooded by sandy. and the deterioration of these tunnels which were opened in 1910 has just started to accelerate. as a result we have what we call the gateway programs, and it's a series of projects, bridges, track expansion, two more tunnels under the hudson so we can fix the two that we have before they go out of service, and ultimately an expansion of penn station. as i was saying earlier, you look at penn station today, for 8 hours a day, it is doing things that it was never ever desi

patrick has an entire community praying for him not only at holy ghost in bensalem but down south in baltimore at loyala university that school held a prayer service yesterday. for new we are live from bensalem, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back inside to you. >>> in other news we now know identity of the 57 year-old woman found stabbed and attacked with the hammer in the cities lawncrest neighborhood. this happened on the 5500 block of north hill creek drive around 7:00 a.m. yesterday morning, and police found 57 year-old roselyn wick dead from multiple stab wound, referred to as mrs. ross by her neighbors she is described as a churching would go man who was always seen walking her dog. >> she was sweet as pie. she was sweet as pie. she would look out for me when you don't feel good if i'm zika love. she would say do you want me to help you home? >> this is a very big loss for the community. it will really you know, sad even things up around here because everybody loves her and it is not too many people out there like her. >> that man aj wright, ran toward the victim's home after

you can see a spotty shower south and west of baltimore. it's all about the numbers today. right now in philadelphia we're coming in at 89 after a high today in the city of 91. 91 there in atlantic city at the airport, but as you get closer to the coast in beach haven, 78 degrees. cape may, 76. north and west, 86 and 88 degrees in reading. the dewpoint that's the big story today that's the difference yesterday we had dewpoint numbers in the 70s, it was oppressive across the region. right now we have a dewpoint temperature of 64 in the city. a touch on the humid side, but nothing unbearable like yesterday across the region. satellite and radar showing we've got a partly sunny sky. it is dry and quiet no issues with any precipitation we're tracking for the rest of the night. for the next 12 hours it's mostly clear, not as sticky and humid always last night. we'll drop down to 65 in the suburbs and 72 for the overnight low for the west/northwesterly wind. fast forward to monday, perhaps you're enjoying the long holiday weekend. an afternoon thunderstorm tomorrow. 80s at the co

and storms and the severe weather skirted our region to the south down to the south and south jersey and into baltimore into washington d.c. a closer look on street level storm tracker six still had residual moisture in trenton and mercer and same in wright and sea side heights getting hit with level over rain and millville and also down into cape may. as far as the storm reports we had today west goshen and chester county trees were knocked down same in wayne philadelphia a tree was knocked down at ridge avenue and wood land you saw the video of a tree on a trailer and burlington reports of trees and wires knocked down and have a coastal flood advisory until midnight from sea side heights to cape may and westward to delaware beaches and bay front anywhere from 1-2 feet high ocean waves 2-3 foot high for the overnight hours and repeat the pattern and shift the severe weather theft to the south and placed our region in the slight risk of finding scattered showers and storms with reading philadelphia atlantic city points to the south and west and big concern tomorrow will be damaging winds and a possibil

also damaging winds and that potential for isolated tornadoes over eastern pennsylvania, south and west toward baltimoretoward d.c. so again our hands full, a travel delay along interstate 95. these thunderstorms lining up along the front where it will be steamy out ahead but turning less humid for the weekend. i'm justin povick with your accuweather forecast. >> well, still ahead the major institutions that are codes. >> about time. >>> a serious accident involving a stuntman. it halts a production of a popular tv show. an update on his condition coming up. >>> two presidents on one stage talking politics and having some laughs, as well. >>> they call this raging inferno near amarillo, texas, airport a fire tornado but it looks much worse than that. after a few hours, the grass fire was under control. there was no injuries and no buildings were damaged. >>> britain's high court is putting off a decision on whether to keep a terminally ill baby on life support. an american doctor says there is a 10% chance an experimental therapy might help charlie gard. the judge wants that doctor to come to lon 11-mon

also damaging winds and that potential for isolated tornadoes over eastern pennsylvania, south and west toward baltimoretoward d.c. so again our hands full, a travel delay along interstate 95. these thunderstorms lining up along the front wheret ahead b less humid for the weekend. i'm justin povick with your accuweather forecast. >> well, still ahead the majort some well established dress codes. >> about time. >>> a serious accident involving a stuntman. it halts a production of a popular tv show. an update on his condition coming up. >>> two presidents on one stage talking politics and having some laughs, as well. and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> they call this raging inferno near amarillo, texas, airport a fire tornado but it looks much worse than that. after a few hours, the grass fire was under control. the

also damaging winds and that potential for isolated tornadoes over eastern pennsylvania, south and west toward baltimoretoward d.c. so again we're going to have our hands full here, a travel delay along interstate 95. these thunderstorms lining up along the front where it's going to be steamy out ahead, but turning less humid for the weekend. i'm justin povick with your accuweather forecast. >>> well, still ahead, the major institutions that are relaxing some well-established dress codes. >> about time. >>> and a serious accident involving a stuntman. it halts a production of a popular tv show. an update on his condition coming up. >>> and two presidents on one stage talking politics and having some laughs, as well. mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. for me, it was heart-wrenching. bea: it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we ca

along the districts and points south, extends to baltimore. when you factor in the humidity, that's really the deciding factor on whether or not it's going to be comfortable. today looks pretty uncomfortable. big area of high pressure. flew the rest of the week, it's keeping us dry. it's not giving us great air quality, but so we're not going to see much relief from that. for the rest of the week and into the weekend, here's heat tips for you. stay hydrated. check on the elderly and the neighbors. avoid long hours outdoors. never leave children and pets in the car. if you're grilling today, find shade. by 5:00 p.m., 97 degrees. feeling like 105. still hot by 7:00 p.m. future weather keeps us dry. tries to throw in a few sprinkles. but we'll be lucky if we see that. the beach forecast not looking bad. temperatures around 90. there you see the weekend storms watching closely. we don't get back into the 80s until next tuesday. a hot commute this morning melissa, mollet. at least it's dry. >> that's true. blast the ac. bw parkway after 410, you ca

. >> just before baltimore washington parkway two right lanes blocked and two left lane getting by you're packed south of 50 to before baltimore washington parkway. >> that could slow down the ramp 50 to utter loop as well. let's switch it over to map. not the only outer loop crash we're dealing with. right shoulder georgia avenue as well and no major delays there. traffic is getting by. red line again south of 50 up really big slow downs. 295 southbound in chefly jammed as usual and maryland, right by left lane and that's causing slow do you spell for a couple of miles and as we welcome at connecticut southbound in worth west left lane blocked s street northwest. caution there. that cot cause slow downs and normal volume building because of mar tip lumer king your avenue. >> crashed cleared and usual 8 minute delay 50 to 11 street bridge. looks good. we have volume building 270 southbound. metro all rail lines on time. i have you covered if that changes back to you allison and steve. >> erin thank you on the national mall the 4th of july festivities success. rain held off as uk ter eption manys and f

all these counties in orange it does include the of district, baltimore and mostly locations south and locations where the heat index values later on this afternoon could exceed 105 degrees. so, it's certainly going to be a hot humid and sticky day for you on this thursday afternoon. get ready for the heat. get ready to do have some plans to keep it cool today. there are not two zip trips this week. there's only one on friday. i got to get rid of it on saturday. but those correct t98 today t-97 tomorrow and then 98 again on saturday so this is kind of the big stretch here the next three to four days of big time heat and then we'll cool things down as we head into next week. that's a check of the forecast. erin como is back with trafficking. >> thank you mike thomas. 4:56 right now. still tracking this incident on the american legion bridge. outer loop it's a tractor-trailer crash cleared to the right shoulder. all lanes opened. a lot of flashing lights out there they need to get it towed out of the way so you can see traffic is slowing past that scene. watch for about a five minute del

storm prediction center i should a slight risk of severe weather for all areas south of interstate 78 including baltimoreichmond and virginias and carolinas. future tracker 6, sun and clouds, not a bad day, hot and uncomfortable with humidity levels feeling like 98 or 99. the line of thunderstorms quickly approach from the far western suburbs first by 5:00 p.m. into the city by 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., at the jersey shore between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. the model is suggesting a secondary line with models to the south. late evening into the early morning hours tomorrow. you can see the bow here that would suggest strong straight lined winds. sunday looks like a mostly cloudy day and peeks of sun and pop-up showers and thunderstorms developing. the big severe weather day is this evening. tomorrow you could see one or two isolated severe thunderstorms. hot and humid, sun and clouds, jersey shore, upper 80s, high humidity levels, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks like this, officially the heat wave comes to an ends -- to an end tomorrow. 83, feeling 88 or 89. monday, back up to 90. thundersto

not all areas pick this up, but some of the locations that see this, south jersey and delaware and baltimoreo area some of these could be strong with gusty winds and downpours. tuesday afternoon, starting out with sunshine we get the pop-up showers and thunderstorms, drenching downpours and gusty winds that's a repeative pattern this week we'll see -- repetitive pattern. we'll see that through friday. 80 in allentown. 80 in cape may. trenton, 83. toms river, 85. wall-to-wall blue skies, 1:00 p.m., 81. 5:00 p.m., 84 shooting for a high of 85. jersey shore looking nice, atlantic city right there on the sand, 80 degrees, sunny skies and comfortable. it was humid down there yesterday, the humidity took its time dropping today the humidity falls off, it will feel really, really good. ocean city, 79. cape may, 80. delaware beaches 82 degrees, both rehoboth beach and bethany beach. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 85 today peck tier perfect. tomorrow -- picture perfect. tomorrow, 89. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, hazy, hot and humid. numerous showers and thunderstorms throughout the da

phil trying to work your way through there, a 14 minute commute and even on the baltimore-washington parkway, delays coming south down out of laurel. worth of travel time. sky track 7 is above 66 into the bright sunshine. you are below speed as you travel in through centreville, leaving fair oaks and eastbound towards the capital beltway. let's stick with the -- let's stick with that ride. a crash pulled to the shoulder, a 41 minute ride from potomac mills headed in towards the beltway. the inner loop is jammed out of maryland. a 14 minute commute headed over towards alexandria. that is the traffic watch. i will be back in 10 minutes to update your ride on 270. it now, something to keep you cool. this is good morning to our pet of the day, sammy. melissa sent us this p she wants to get outside and play. be thewant your pet to pet of the day, so do we. send us a picture. guys? cute. autria: what is going on? kidd: the rock could be running for president. autria: why not? kidd: he has julie's vote? julie: oh my gosh, yes. filed overwork was the weekend from west virginia. the rock has not commented on the recent f

you know it looks right now as though just to our south they're bearing the brunt of this. d.c., baltimorerea southern parts of maryland are really getting hit the hardest with this. we're just right on the cusp of this frontal boundary and it's a front that really more than anything disturbance moving along a frontal boundary that's again kind of just passing us by to the south while we are certainly getting hit with rain and some of you may end up getting doused by this, i would say that right now it's look to go me like the further south you reside the further south you plan to travel the more likely it is that you end up with a pocket of locally soaking rain. i still think we'd all do well to walk out the door with umbrella. however, even if it's just spitting at you it's enough you may want to have umbrella handy. let's get you out there show you the deal and give you a sense how things will progress with time here because i promised you just before the break gorgeous weekend. how do we get there? we need to get this out here first much it's with us now until tomorrow. several disturb

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we had a thunderstorm coming through baltimore still raining heavily south of there but there we are with this rain falling at the moment in, sussex county, just north of millsboro delaware and that will head toward rehoboth and lewis, delaware. we have low pressure moving through the area tonight. it will combine with one moving from the south and eventually, throw back those northeasterly wind, so, there are some calling this a nor'easter regardless we are expecting heavy rains. it looks like this rain could last a little further into saturday, then we originally anticipated. here's the future cast for today, isolated showers in the morning but very, very heavy rain moving through in the middle of the night tonight, with friday into saturday, especially south of philadelphia. but a lot of that heavy rain will make it up here. if you are going out tonight and out for a while and you are traveling you have to be very, very careful. it appears saturday morning, saturday noon at 1:00 it is still raining in the area. it will eventually seem to fall to the south that rain but not for a w

other formally foggy places this morning, most of the rain is down to the south, but we're also watching this area in baltimoreand in washington, two areas where we're seeing heavy downpours this morning, they real coy pop up at any time. but today, into tomorrow, periods of rain, some moderate to heavy, but later the more rain it is, probably in the overnight hours, it will be at it worse, threat of flashflooding, one to 2 inches to the north, two to 4 inches every rain to the south. and a threat of severe weather, as well, with strong gusty winds, especially on saturday. so 84 degrees today, 74 tomorrow. we are hoping the rain ends around lunchtime, or so, that's the way dollars moth else are playing out right now, and then, mix of sun and clouds on sunday, but pretty decent day, starts to get hot, humid again, just in time for august to start on tuesday. guys? >> that is great timing for august, that's for sure. >> okay, it is being called the city's largest health festival. and it is taking place tomorrow in west philadelphia. >> as we have seen, so many things happening, the whole family to come out for e

dealing with this summer nor easter as area of low pressure off to our south and west you can see all of this moisture in the dc and baltimorea, in association with the storm system had will continue to move eastbound. it will tap into the atlantic moisture and wrapping around through the overnight period, main rainfall will come overnight and early tomorrow morning. seeings these heavy areas of rain especially in the city and points southward we'll see some of the heaviest rain along the coast and in portions of delaware as has been the trend over last couple hours into the 5:00 hour, still dealing with the rain coming down, 7:00 hour, still have rainfall around and things start to let up as we head into the second half of the morning tomorrow. we will start to dry things out as we head into tomorrow afternoon. overnight. you know what's in store, steady and heavy rain imbedded thunderstorms, low temperature to 68, breeze will start to pick up into the second half of the overnight. breezy conditions a cool day were the easterly component, 76 degrees. periods of rain, especially in the morning, then i think we could see late

baltimore. we go ahead and zero in on that on storm team 4 radar, south to inside of the beltway.ownpour but that's it. the rest of us will be dry today, 90 as humidity calls during the afternoon. a lot of good activities. get outside and maybe eat some brunch. not as humid if you want yard work throughout the day. concert venues, zac brown, willie nelson over the weekend. a lot of people headed out to that. a lot of people out to see james taylor and bonnie raitt. thank goodness rain didn't follow on that parade. both 90s comfortable but humidity starts pouring in late sunday night into monday. monday, tuesday, hot and humid. monday and tuesday temperatures around 90 with increased humidity it's going to feel even warmer. some showers and thunderstorms monday and tuesday, wednesday and thursday look at those temperatures. we are dry. still humid friday and saturday followed by another chance of storms mainly in the afternoon and evin >> going to get hot. thank you, lauryn. you may see them every day and never know how big a difference they make. we'll show you how folks who do go

dealing with this summer nor easter as area of low pressure off to our south and west you can see all of this moisture in the dc and baltimorea, in association with the storm system had will continue to move eastbound. it will tap into the atlantic moisture and wrapping around through the overnight period, main rainfall will come overnight and early tomorrow morning. seeings these heavy areas of rain especially in the city and points southward we'll see some of the heaviest rain along the coast and in portions of delaware as has been the trend over last couple hours into the 5:00 hour, still dealing with the rain coming down, 7:00 hour, still have rainfall around and things start to let up as we head into the second half of the morning tomorrow. we will start to dry things out as we head into tomorrow afternoon. overnight. you know what's in store, steady and heavy rain imbedded thunderstorms, low temperature to 68, breeze will start to pick up into the second half of the overnight. breezy conditions a cool day were the easterly component, 76 degrees. periods of rain, especially in the morning, then i think we could see late

south and east of laytonsville. and in the western suburb of baltimore again. they are slow moving. there is a lot of lightning rained northwest of wheaton in montgomery county. the future cast has more around 5:30 to 6:00 and one around 7:00 north and west of the washington area. it will be muggy overnight. with the humidity. right now the air temperatures around 90. but it feels warmer because of the moisture. starting tomorrow, the temperatures skyrocket for five days. in the 80's throughout the evening. next few days, 96, 96, 99. it will feel hotter. it's a legit heatwave. we will talk more about that, how long it will last and when relief will come in 12 minutes. nancy: a lot to keep an eye on. thank you. keep connected with the stormwatch7 team no matter what the summer sizzle brings through the wjla.com or facebook and twitter feed. alison: developing now more questions than answers tonight as police investigate how a woman who called 911 to report a sexual assault ended up shot and killed by pol as maggie rulli reports, justine damond's family is calling for the truth and ju

baltimore. i went to the v.a. in charleston, south carolina. from there i went to a v.a.ouse for substance abuse. i stayed in that house for a year. it took me a year in that program to beat this thing. host: for people who do not have that access like you did, what were their options in baltimore back then? caller: their options were going into the grams and coming right back to the streets -- into programs and coming right back to the streets. just like leaving the son and allng back to the father, these products, it is more than likely you're going to stay in that cycle of drug addiction because you are using constantly. you're taking one drug away to substituted with another drug that substitute it with another drug. host: thank you. anthony is in new york. caller: good morning. thank you for this opportunity. i would like to draw your attention to an article on may 20, 2001. a news reporter from the new york times had written a story that mentioned stephen castella, the assistant administrator for the drug enforcement administration in washington pointed out that the

as we move off to the south and west, couple of sprinkles moving through washington, baltimore, also,now, of the dover area. so going hour by hour, partly sunny skies for today. i think we will stay dry, but as we move toward tomorrow mostly cloudy skies, watch what happened by the afternoon, looking at some scattered shower and under this earl storm chances developing so down the shore, 76 degrees, temperatures tomorrow mid to upper 70s. so partly sunny skies, for your wednesday. temperatures right around 85 degrees, and then, tomorrow, a better chance for those showers and storms, little cooler than we kind of dry out early on friday, temperatures rebound right around 87 degrees, but look at the upcoming weekend. temperatures pretty seasonable, and also it, looks like, a dry weekend forecast. bob kelly, welcome back. how are you roads? >> scotty, thanks, good to be back. 4:18. good to go back to work on this early, what, first alarm clock right back after the holiday is a tough one. but everybody back at it. and they're in the clean-up mode here. here is a live look at the art museu

95 southbound from the icc on down until good spe parkway to and from the baltimore beltway quiet. 295 has usual congestion south50 as you approach pennsylvania avenue. new york avenue by bladensburg road backing up a touch as well and 270 southbound jams up by the truck scales. that's your look at traffic. wisdom and allison. >> still ahead, hollywood this morning is mourning the death of two film legends. >> plus, ann coulter taking on delta and the airline isn't having any of it. coming up the twitter exchange that's gone viral. we're back in just 30 seconds. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> 6:09. tensions running high in venezuela at this polling station in caracas. more than 7 million people cast symbolic votes rejecting a plan by the president there to retool the constitution. the country's president has called a july 30th vote to election of elect members of a special assembly to begin the restructuring process. >> in south korea a plea to end tensions. the south proposed military talks with pyongyang for the first time in two years. the south korea's president said dialogue between the countries is needed now more than eve

south here, you can see in both directions, running quite well. no big delays in either spot. d.c. toward maryland just before the baltimore-washington parkway, you are in good shape as well. a bit of an issue for the beltway both ways. you can see the exit ramp is blocked for the interleukin and same for the outer loop. this is for a police investigation off the beltway here. you need to avoid this. the beltway itself is not directly affected so you are looking good. be aware of ramp closures for both exits off of the beltway. , it will a bit slow in toward vienna. >> you are watching abc news at on your side. >> a high-speed police chase ending with a car crashing with a parked suv. take a look at this. down, landing on top of it. the entire incident started over inspired tag. an update on the daily police involved shooting in minnesota. after helian woman call 91 said he was stunned when a collie called inside the squad car. hundreds gathered on the beach in memory. an officer says he was begin to her when his partner, mohammed, opened fire through the patrol car of the fire -- driver-side door. just rain prime minister

baltimore early this morning. that frontal system that brought that severe weather to us yesterday has now sagged to the south. again, we are looking at clear conditions as high pressure builds in. so looking good for the pool if you want to head out there. again, it's not going to be brutally hot and lower humidity than yesterday. we won't have to keep an eye on the sky because we're not looking at storms. humidity falls, chance on monday. all through next week we're staying on the hot side and humid side. temperatures around 94 tomorrow. again, we're going to be warm, just not as oppressive. i do believe it will be fairly confidentable tomorrow before the humidity starts to creep unlate sunday night into monday. monday afternoon, tuesday afternoon, chance of afternoon storms. wednesday we're looking good. look how temperatures go up on thursday, 97 on thursday. another chance of storms into the workweek friday and saturday. >> lauryn, thanks. an iconic local restaurant finding new life. the emotial reopening thonat fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit c