our only freeze warnings are in southern new jersey. if your cousin or aunt lives here, maybe you'll give them a call. nearest cloud cover several miles over the atlantic and over the upper midwest. it will be a clear finish to the evening. sunset coming late this evening, almost 7:30. this day through the day tomorrow what a warmup, 72. we get a taste of that almost summer like weather but it doesn't last. we have the details on the rest of the week coming up. >>> a west baltimore man is dead after allegedly confronting police officers with a gun. this happened in the 2500 block of west cold

only freeze warnings for tonight for southern new jersey down toward wildwood but basically here in central maryland and really across the state temperatures back down in the 30s tonight but not quite as frigid. you can see sapphire blue skies. that's a live shot. this evenings 40s, clear and crisp. sort of a warmup and we cool off. >> you brought up the word develop. the plant would oversaturate retail. others said no it won't. they said the project would be perfectly fitting into the growth. greenberg gibbons said they already have a development with giant wegmans and plans 1,000 square feet. with this and two other office projects in the works, many fear traffic would be a key. however, the county said the builders have promised to improve this intersection. >> i don't have the expertise that they do. they are smart enough and wise enough to figure this out. i think the traffic improvements will help everyone. >> they plan to start demolition this spring and could be getting construction before the end of the year. we'll have more tonight at 6:00. >> there's a new report out from kids in

right across maryland, southern new jersey, stuck in the 60s for the most part. that is because of that lifted fog that really turned into a tough cloud deck. you can see it on the visible satellite photos. those clouds where they held tough, maryland, southeast pa, jersey, that's where we had a tough time. one change -- you see this clear area over ohio. that will move over the mid-atlantic briefly into tomorrow, late afternoon and friday that could allow temperatures to climb somewhat. we could push 80 toward the end of the week before our weekend weather maker arrives. this is crawling at a snail's pace triggering flooding in arkansas, mississippi. that same system we will continue to track it very, very slowly last it inches across the southern u.s. here and the central part of the country. now thursday into friday we should get the sunshine across the state much of the day here, a warm day and that system to the west, again, crawling steadily east, probably going to make its move into maryland saturday night, saturday night into sunday. that could mean coole

no freeze warnings, just a few in southern new jersey. the plants, pets should be safe but it'll be a chilly night and a few clouds rolling in out of the west. they will kind of help keep temperatures up overnight in to the day tomorrow. a rapid warm up. we could hit 72. we will talk about how temperatures will change by the day after tomorrow. >> all right we were invited to a musical comedy. we wanted to know how much were tickets. cindy burns said just come with a smile and applause. abc 2news. >> there is quite a bit of dancing, and we are just treating it like a real musical. >> reporter: it's a takeoff on gilligan's island. character that are similar to the ones on gilligan's island but they are here from a plane that was forced to land on a unknown island. >> i got the part of a scrawny guy. >> this is their chance to be on stage where they don't get another chance. >> some of them may get into diffthere but most of them don't. this is an opportunity to put on their smiles and shine. >> it's a special needs theater group. they lear

headed to delaware and southern new jersey and it's not out of the realm of possibilities we get a stray shower tomorrow night. but tomorrow night is beater chance. look what happens overnight into saturday morning and then saturday maybe a couple of slight sprinkles here and there. a cooler day again with highs only in the low 60s. looking better sunday, monday and tuesday. as we warm up. here are your temperatures today, 64. it will be breezy. tonight 30s and 40s. cool tomorrow, 65. light chance of an afternoon shower with a better chance of night into saturday. saturday partly sunny to mostly cloudy and cool. 62. but sunday 72. look at monday and tuesday, back 80 or better. could be a few more storms on tuesday before cooling back into the 60s on wednesday. it's 5:48. bev's in for monika on this thursday morning. >>> howard, they're headed out. northbound interstate 95 in a lineup now as you head north of the prince william parkway across the occoquan to route 1 woodbridge. the lineup on the left side of the screen the heavier volume there heading north but stick with the interstate o

philadelphia, where my dad did his training and i grew up in the tri-state area, mostly in southern new jersey. brian: where did you go to school? michelle: i went to holy spirit high school and i went to oberland college after that, class of 19 9 2, and then after that came to d.c. and started in my journalism career. brian: can you remember when you first got interested in being a journalist? michelle: i was editor of my high school newspaper. but not really politically energized yet. that happened at oberland. and that's where i first really encountered the vicious response you can get when you stand up to a political orthodoxy. it's an extremely liberal campus. and even if you tread very lightly on political sacred cows, in was a huge negative response. especially from somebody who was a minority standing up and saying, well, these self-appointed minority groups on campus don't speak for me. i think that is a theme i've carried throughout my journalism career and it's certainly something that is central toll this book because i talk about in a section of the book, i talk about hate crime h

careful driving in delaware, maryland, new jersey, long island and southern connecticut. the fog will slowly burn off. cooler with patchy drizzle in those areas. sunny this afternoon. a better chance of the sun coming out today than yesterday. the temperatures could be 84 today in hartford, connecticut. it's crazy record high there. the temperatures are cooling off a little bit with rain around chicago today and heavy rain around mississippi. itis hard to believe it's going to be mid-80s in southern new england. >> it's 82 in miami, but 84 in connecticut? >> it's going to be warmer in connecticut than miami. they are coming up here for spring break. >> do you have that map right, bill karins? just kidding. >>> another hollywood baby on the way and who is hanging with ashton kutcher? does it pay to be mean in showbizness. oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. t

. >> he made a statement in the southern part of new jersey. >> this is a primary and turnout is everythingdo your job. this is the pledge. if we are able to come out with a huge or surprise win, i guarantee to you that we will win this nomination. we will nominate a conservative. if we nominate a conservative, we will beat barack obama. >> we have heard predictions before. newt gingrich insisted he would be the nominee if he won south carolina. we have not heard from him since. it would be a big story if rick santorum won the illinois. he wins ohio and he wins michigan. we keep saying he has to be better and better. every time rick santorum pulls off a victory, the headlines are big. mitt romney keeps talking about the inevitability and numbers. a victory in illinois would be tremendous momentum. >> is this part of it not looking at a tremendous field? >> what it demonstrates is that there is a big divide in the republican party about what candidates that they want. mitt romney comes across as an establishment candidate. then you have santorum and gingrich, who are to the right of mitt rom

hagerstown, martinburg, you're not in it and points west but everybody else, southern maryland, the eastern shore, most of new jersey, the state of delaware are under a dense fog advisory till 10:00. locally here's a look at visibilities. half mile in baltimore. a half mile being reported at dulles at this hour. so it's creeping off toward the north. still three miles at national. but i expect this number to be dropping. even up in frederick, you guys are down to one half mile visibility. fredricksburg zero. a lot of dense fog. southern maryland down to the south. take it easy. it's going to slow you down. remember low beams. the bus stop forecast, we've got the fog, the low clouds. it could be some drizzle developing as well. but right now not hearing about any. 52 to 62. sunrise at 8 after 7:00 this morning. we start with the low clouds and fog, a stray sprinkle. by noon we'll start to see sunshine. the cloud cover won't be as extensive as yesterday. it will burn off quicker. with more sun this afternoon we'll make it to the mid- to upper 70s in many areas. winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles an hour. by 8:00

southern california. bulger is 82 years old, charged with 19 murders. >> the new jersey jury of the so-called webcam trial of the rutgers university student could begin dib deliberations as early as today. the defense rested yesterday without calling him. he's charged with a hate crime for setting up a webcam rah to spy on his roommate for an intimate encounter with a man. he later committed suicide. >>> on "cbs moneywatch," americans are blaming president obama for the rise in gas. for the latest details, ashley morrison here in new york. ashley, good morning. >> good morning to you, turrell. asian markets are up. japan's nikkei rose slightly while hong kong's hang seng advanced about 1%. the federal reserve's policymakers will meet for the first time since january today. they're not expecting major announcement but it is believed they will keep short-term interest rates a at record low for the foreseeable future. the dow added 37 points while the nasdaq dropped 4. >>> the obama administration is bringing a new trade case against china in an effort to level the playing field. the white house wants to see

so secure withhim means he would still do well in the southern states whether he is the candidate of first choice or not. host: long branch, new jerseycaller: good morning, is new mexico not considered a southern state? why is gary johnson being ignored by the republican party? he is a two-term governor and apparently a good one and he is being snubbed and is running as a libertarian and that is allied plan to vote for barry and i voted for obama, will not do it again and i will not vote for willard. half of them are out of their minds by gary johnson had altogether i thought. john hulsman -- john hulsman did not want -- did not make me want to throw up. new jersey was brought down by a fat man. i had to get that in darien high loved gary johnson and they don't give him anything. host: thank you for the call. guest: i guess new mexico is a western state to be distinguished from a southern state because it is a brand of libertarian politics that plays better in the west than it has traditionally in the south. i thought gary johnson was an interesting candidate, too, but one of the reasons why he is not considered in contention is simp

southern half of delaware and also coastal areas of new jersey. so far they haven't issued one for maryland to eastern shore counties. i understand there is fog there as well. light east winds for boaters in the bay today. a one-foot schop on -- chop on the open waters of the bay today. tomorrow, a different flavor than today. next seven days above normal. 60's and 70's for highs. a higher rain chance thursday and friday. we could use rain. so it wouldn't be a bad idea. >> we're not in the habit of promoting the competition, however this is pretty cool. it is two weeks old. it is a daily newscast streaming from police head diagnose quea are qualtedepsh from police head quarters. >> the baltimore city police department getting into brud cast news. cameras, lights, scripts, the works. >> we also have the ability to play video. if you look at the screen, this is surveillance video of a robbery. >> it is called bpd tv. officials here believe it is a first in the nation, a police newscast streaming live every monday through friday at 12:30 p.m. >> we'r

feel means hee with thehim would still do well in the southern states whether he is the candidate of first choice or not. host: long branch, new jersey, independent line -- caller: good morning, is new mexico not considered a southern state? why is gary johnson being ignored by the republican party? he is a two-term governor and apparently a good one and he is being snubbed and is running as a libertarian and that is allied plan to vote for barry and i voted for obama, will not do it again and i will not vote for willard. half of them are out of their minds by gary johnson had altogether i thought. john hulsman -- john hulsman did not want -- did not make me want to throw up. new jersey was brought down by a fat man. i had to get that in darien high loved gary johnson and they don't give him anything. host: thank you for the call. guest: i guess new mexico is a western state to be distinguished from a southern state because it is a brand of libertarian politics that plays better in the west than it has traditionally in the south. i thought gary johnson was an interesting candidate, too, but one of the reasons why he is not considered

new york city, boston, philly, across jersey. warming up nicely right around 65, 07 degrees in a lot of spots. some warmer than that. snow showers in southernto northern new mexico. temperatures dropping in the blue right along the cold front, 51 in kansas city, warming up nicely ahead of that. eventually we're going to sit here with the rain for several days as a cutoff low hangs out across the southern plains and some of the rainfall amounts adding up here, six, several inches of rain. especially the arklatex region and the mid-atlantic by the time we get through friday. cold front drops in, changes the weather dramatically, cooling off in the northeast, back into the 40s in new york city after a nice little taste of spring. drying out by saturday in the east. more showers in the nation's heartland, down into southern texas. this system will bring rain up into the great lakes, not snow. in the low 50s around chicago and minneapolis. next storm starting to move in out of the pacific northwest. end of the weekend, that will fizzle out somewhat, but we certainly need the rain here. again, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, perhaps monday, a

>>alisyn: the candidates are slapping on the southern charm for the voters. >>dave: new jerseyr christie is getting fired up. >> conduct yourself like that in the court and you will be thrown in jail, idiot. >>dave: more on that heated exchange ahead. >> parents no need to worry about a temper tantrum on a plane, a new company is providing a nanny in the sky. we are all taking notes. we will tell you about it. it is wrong? "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> it is nanny or can dye >>clayton: "curious george," that was great. >>dave: and what is happening with the g.o.p. scene but, first, mitt romney, down south. not exactly comfortable but trying to make way with alabama and mississippi on tuesday with a lot of delegates up for grabs and romney does not relate to the people down south is the knock. how is he doing? >> that is chaining when you hear this, he is down right southern. >> this guy is with me every single day, takes me wherever i go, the manager of the ole miss football team and turning me into an unofficial southerner and i am learning to say y'all and i l

as far as newt gingrich goes, sunday will be the wettest day four, the jersey shore up into southern newe had of unbelievable midmarch temperatures. you are watching "morning joe." we are brewed by starbucks. [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're building is gonna do something for the world. when people think of ge, they typically don't think about beer. a lot of people may not realize that the power needed to keep their budweiser cold and even to make their beer comes from turbines made right here. wait, so you guys make the beer? no, we make the power that makes the beer. so without you there'd be no bud? that's right. well, we like you. [ laug

southern portions of maryland. we talked about this last night about that cool marine influence right on down from places like new jersey and over towards delaware coming off the atlantic ocean and affecting our weather. out there today high temperature so far 59 degrees low of 51. so not much movement there as we did see plenty of clouds today and, yes, 23 degrees cooler than it was yesterday with a high of 82 degrees. some of you did make it into the 70s across the area. mostly to the north and the west of washington and especially down to the south and west. 59 right now under mostly cloudy skies. still some visibility problems. we're starting to see breaks in the clouds around the district so that is good news. current temperatures on the warm side to the north. hagerstown over 70 earlier. now 68 degrees. cumberland, maryland at 77 a little bit earlier and now 71 in charlottesville. 64 in fredericksburg and a cooler 55 over toward annapolis. as far as high temperatures go around the region, this is where they were the warmest. 72 in morgantown. 73 in roanoke. 75 in richmond. but up to the north only 59. philadelphia

southern-and-a-halfsouthern flod south california. as well as really isolated locations all up and down the coast. czech peak region, virginia, jersey shore, new york city. >> suarez: are there big population centers. as you mentioned new york city, let's use new york as an example. it's not a place that we think of as being flat or low lying. if the water rose a couple inches in the next several years, what would it leave a place like that vulnerable to? >> yes. well what sea level disl doest raises the launching pad for coastal storm. manlt is vulnerable to coastal storm. new york hars harbor is shaped a angle. if a storm hits at the wrong annal there is the possibility of a storm surge into lower manhattan and fill the subway system much of which is below sea level and disable it. as the sea level continues to rise. the odds of that kind of event continues to increase and one day instead of meeting a category three hurricane, we might instead just need a category two hurricane and so forth. >> suarez: so if i understand you correctly, on normal days a lot of these places with the regular tides and prevailing winds wouldn't be in trouble but

new jersey representative donald payne. then a discussion on internet piracy. tomorrow on "washington journal," john hofmeister discusses the future of gas prices in the u.s.. tom baxter looks at the influence of southern politics in presidential elections. kalev sepp talks about the mission and training of u.s. special operations forces. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> fired j. edgar hoover? i do not think the president could have gotten away with it. >> tim weiner details the fbi's 100-year hidden history and j. edgar hoover's fight against terrorists, spies, and subversives. >> he is like the washington monument. he stands alone like a statue encased in grime as one of the most powerful men that served in the 20th century. 11 presidents, 48 years, from woodrow wilson to richard nixon, there is no one like him. and a like deal of what we know or we think we know about j. edgar hoover is a myth and legend. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q&a. [captioning performed by national captioning institute]

. >> as someone who moved from new jersey to the south to go to college and spend a decade in the south, don't fake being southerne? >> yes, isn't that outrageous? >> i understand that. i learned that jim mitchell -- jim mitchell, our very own jim mitchell, awarded the national indoor coach of the year, bronxville, new york, girls track coach. there he is, giving the award yesterday. he is fantastic. he has been coaching the bronxville girls since 1979, started the girls' track team there. and his team always consists of great runners who are also great people. and great friends. jim mitchell, you're an inspiration. thank you very much. and congratulations. >> congrats. >> did you learn anything better than that? >> no, ma'am. i sure didn't. >> not better, but pay attention to what steve schmidt said here. >> ooh, that was a fantastic interview. some revelations there about the -- not only the game-change movie, but his insights and reflections looking back. i thought it was incredible. check it out online. willie, it's way too early. >> it's morni"morning joe." stick around