it will likely later today be in southwest alabama. the tropics are firing up. we have tropical depression anna and tropical storm bill. i've got all of that plus your seven-day. rights now let's find out what's happening in traffic. >> good morning. not a whole lot happening thankfully. we are off to a great start as we check our speed sensors. 58 miles per hour according to our speed spencer. 59, southbound j.f.x. from the beltway. down into the city about a 63 mile-per-hour speed limit in the area of frederick road if you're traveling there. drive times. >> 11 minutes outer loop northeast side. 12 minutes west side. five-minute from southbound 95 from the 895 split to the ft. mchenry. a live view in the white marsh area. it's looking very good. southbound, volume very light into the beltway and beyond. we'll give you a live view of traffic on the beltway. this is the northeast corner at harford road. looks good. stan and mindy, back to you. >> good morning. our big story a fight at the inner harbor leads to gunfire. >> it happened late saturday night while po

it will probably be entering southwest alabama later this morning. i've got more on the very active tropics as well as your seven-day coming up. >> see you in a bit. 4:57. here's a look ahead to 11 news today. >> police need your help to find a man who shot two people at the inner harbor this weekend. i'll have the details. >> president obama appears ready to compromise in the health care reform debate. >> and checking on your morning commute. so far looking pretty good. we'll update you on the major roads. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us. >> we'll get to our big story. first a check of the forecast. a nice weekend. >> beautiful. >> nice morning. >> it is nice. we're going to be hot again this afternoon. but the humidity by the afternoon hasn't been too bad. so patchy fog p

southwest and west. what is left of claudette are just clouds over mississippi and alabama. the stronger storms are closer to the gulf of mexico. our main concern are a couple of fronts coming off to the west. as they get closer, more humidity. that will stick with us most of the week. the wins will be fairly calm. we made it to just around 90 today. an isolated thunder shower has a small chance. the insta-weather futurecast shows these range chances tomorrow and then they will disappear briefly. we have this system moving in by wednesday. there is a little better chance. once we get into saturday, things start to pull away. the humidity will drop in temperatures will be in the low 80s. >> now, sports. >> he had a trip to the airport in front of them and until this afternoon, he did not know he would not have their war-toa ret to baltimore. this makes sense for the orioles to part ways with their first baseman. he lands on the roster of a first-place team. they get a pitcher in exchange. with the ribbons putting a clear focus on developing a passing game, you can't miss what

alabama and mississippi. high pressure is continuing to push that storm to the southwest. we probably won't get any effects from that. our effects will come from the cold front and as we continue to see this high pressure it will continue to wrap around warmer temperatures into our neck of the woods as we get into the next day here. 93 degrees tomorrow. 93 on tuesday. looking at a 20 percent chance for a stray, late shower. wednesday, 91 degrees with 40 percent chance for showers as we continue to the front pushing through. 90 on thursday. friday, 89. saturday, 85. sunday, 85. we start to cool down by next weekend. pretty much most of the week it's going to be warm out there. iradar is available at foxbaltimore.com. the interactive tool lets you see when rain or snow will be over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. >>> a fresh look comes with a good deed in northeast baltimore. headline salon on bel air road held a haircut-a-thon to benefit the school of the blind. outside of the salon there was good food, games and stuff for the kids. >>-- everyone enj

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complements of tropical depression claudette which is about 85 miles to the southwest of the montgomery area, continuing to move into alabamand mississippi. not a good thing in chicago when you have a big city and showers and thunderstorms. w we've already seen a good bit of rainfall in chicago. you're about to get walloped once again with heavy showers and thunderstorms. we've already seen several inches of rainfall. we could get another one to two to almost three inches more. you can see one heavy round of rainfall moving into northern parts of indiana, but over toward chicago you're getting a little bit of a break. you'll see more heavy rainfall as we go throughout the day. we've seen delays at o'hare of over an hour. that's going to get worse throughout the day. kansas city, you notice this line right here. strong showers and thunderstorms there. we could see wind gusts over 70 miles an hour associated with these thunderstorms as they race away over toward missouri, so we'll have to continue to watch this. the heaviest of the rainfall, though, is if you go through the next 24 hours, the reds up there indicates almost tw