that's thurgood marshall. how many of you have heard of thurgood marshall before. okay. you're already familiar with thurgood marshall as a legal figure. marshall's case is interesting. he wanted to go to the university of maryland law school. he could not because he was african-american. and so eventually he settled on going to the howard university law school and it's there that he met charles houston, he came under the tutelage of charles houston and the rest as they say is history. because of houston marshall would devote the rest of his life, the rest of his career to the civil rights litigation. in fact, houston, hasley and marshall, these three attorneys would win almost as many cases for the naacp as most of the leading lawyers of the naacp had done in the previous 15 years. in other words, they were remarkably successful, especially marshall, especially thurgood marshall and of course, partly that success would lead to his being on the supreme court eventually. one of the things that i think has to be said about this, though, the irony of all this is that housto

it was hot today, 92 degrees at reagan national airport, 90 at dulles, 94 at h1n1 thurgood marshall,ratures some -- at bwi thurgood marshall, temperatures some 13 degrees above average. 80 degrees currently at d.c., 79 quantico, 77 baltimore, 72 degrees at dulles, 70 martinsburg and 78 degrees at hagerstown, warm air sticking around, another day of southerly warm flow coming up from the south. back to our cold front will slide its way towards us, however, as is another frontal system that's going to gradually push its way in from the west. we'll see a lot of instability start toed in as these frontal systems in -- start to build in as these frontal systems invade our warm air mass in place to set us up for showers or a rumble of thunder. on futurecast here's monday in the evening hours. wet weather starts to push in. tuesday becomes a rainout day and heavy pockets of rainfall to deal with wednesday and keep your eyes on the skies. make sure you stay hydrated in all this hot weather, plenty of water, lightweight colored loose clothing. check on your elderly neighbors. don't leave your

we've got 56-degree at bwi thurgood marshall this morning. as we head through into the day, we wilsome clouds rolling in a little bit later and a slight chance we could see a shower, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm later. 80degrees is our daytime high. winds will remain light. into the five-day forecast, we'll see a pretty nice turnaround as we head through into the week. the humidity being high, it will be a little uncomfortable. >> thank you. >>> time to head to the pool or beach, julie wright. get going. get your car ready to go. >> absolutely. it is already packed. or at least the cooler is. on the roads right now, you will fine your lanes are open as you continue to work your way through southeast washington. no problems to report headed for the sousa bridge. inbound been pen avenue leaving branch in the direction of the sousa bridge, lanes are open. hardly anybody out and about in southeast washington. easy drive on kenilworth avenue south of 50 continuing out towards pep pep avenue. your lanes are open on the beltway to and from th

it was, this is thurgood marshall. this couldn't be thurgood marshall calling me at home, getting me out of bed. i figured it was my friend who was a good mimic. i said, mark, come on. you're not going to pull it. ah, who's mark? i said, what are you talking about, xblasmark? come on. i don't know who martial is but i am telling you, i am not going to talk to you. i don't know what you're doing but i am not going to talk to you and i said, this valley thevalley really is thurgood marshall? i fell comfortable doing that. the rest is complicated. we say in the book berg der ner not talk to us. so hostile against berger. he really didn't have the right of reply, rebuttal. when the book came out there was a conference and they discussed at the conference this violation of trust by the clerks and whatnot, and all of the justices, including three that had talked to us, that were at that conference. this is late in the process, said that none of them had talked to us, and then two of the justices that had talked to us who had

thurgood marshall. the skies are mostly clear and the humidity is dropping down to 75%. winds northwest at 6 miles an hour. we should expect dry conditions here in baltimore, the mountains may see a couple of sprinkles but the majority of the area will have dry weather. it will be a little breezy. winds north-northwest at 10 to 1 amiles -- 15 miles an hour and temperatures should be in the mid to upper 70's. current wind gusts right now around 20 miles an hour in cambridge. 11 in oakland and as we get the daytime heating, the winds could be strengthening. out to the team coverage with lowell in towson. keep in mind if there are any unstable branches, any of these light wind gusts could knock more of them down. something we'll have to keep an eye on. >> yeah, as you were mentioning about those wind gusts and folks are wondering if a tornado touched down here in towson and i think from some of the evidence we're seeing in this area, it mostly has to do with strong wind gusts in certain areas and that's what we're seeing here. we're in the 600 block of chestnut avenue. a lo

thurgood marshall. compare that to normal. 64. normal high, 86. we'll stay well away from that record high of 100 degrees set back in 2010. look at us warm things up. 80 degrees at the airport. winds east at 5 miles an hour and the sun is shining right now. forecast for today, calling us to get at least in the upper 80's to low 90's by the afternoon. i think the downtown areas that stay hotter with the concrete, they warm up. 86 for ocean city. we have sunshine right now and the clouds increase towards the afternoon ahead of our next chance for rain. details coming up with those rain chances in the seven-day forecast. >> big story this morning, the community surrounding penn state is reacting to the conviction of former assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. >> sandusky was convicted of 45 of 48 criminal counts for abusing young boys over a decade and a half. even though his sentencing won't happen for another three months, his defense is hard at work. news reporter brian mooar has latest from pennsylvania. >> jerry sandusky hadn't even spent h

-thurgood marshall.it's in the 60's along the lower eastern shore and cooling down in the west. 46 in oakland because the dew point temperatures are dropping into the 40's out west. 50's downtown and lower 60's along the lower eastern shore. pretty humid there right now. drier air is starting to push in from the west behind this latest cold front. the winds are picking up behind this front. already around 9 miles an hour and we have 10 miles an hour downtown. not significant right now, those winds could strengthen as you get the daytime heating and mixing in the atmosphere. it looks like everything is heading out east. a few clouds in the sky right now, there may be a couple of clouds that come in across western maryland today and maybe a few sprinkles as well. we're dealing with the low pressure system with this. in the upper levels of the atmosphere, the storms are going to sit in place and slowly make its way into the mid atlantic. until this clears out, we'll keep a chance for showers in the next few

win at 80 miles per hour, 89 degrees officially at reagan national airport. 87 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. 86 degrees at harrisonburg. for tonight, what are we talking about? partly cloudy, becoming mostly clear at 68 and the tropics heating up. we're going to have a look at what you can expect in terms of there. the details later. >> sounds good. thank you, gwen. >>> another big story, former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky is behind bars after a jury convicted him in a sex scandal that rocked the school. meanwhile, a board is trying decide whether he should be treated as a violent sexual offender. >> reporter: jerry sandusky was led in handcuffs after hearing a guilty verdict 45 times. because of mandatory sentencing minimums, the68-year-old will probably take his last breath behind bars. he was accused of sexually abusing ten boys, all of them within his home. he met the boys through his second mile charity, earned their trust and molested them. eight men gave their accounts, talking about groping, rape, anal sex. >> this was not something they wanted to do. rather, it was fa

we ought to say that if you are for this, you are for closing commission or thurgood marshall, because that is the effect. the playing field is not level, particularly in what has been characterized by many as the corporate reform agenda, which i agree with. frankly, if all the donors to kipp would show me that they were giving at least the same amount of money either to publicly manage schools or to campaign for taxes to raise money for public education, i might be open to the idea that this is not a predatory movement. since kipp in particular is absolutely at the core of the billionaire boys club, and people whose purpose is to undermine democratic governance and public education, and to say that we should recognize that their philosophy is we should not have educators from in our school district -- what you want in education is not to leave it to the educators. i cannot do it, frankly. while i have said this before, the law says that given certain conditions, one of which is that it is not likely to succeed, and i think the democratic projections are long in that category in san fr

thurgood marshall. the national weather service continues to survey the damage. 68 degrees the current temperature at the airport. we should be in the upper 70's by the afternoon. maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm. more details in the insta-weather plus forecast. >> harford county was one of the hardest hit areas. >> it changed some people's lives, including one man who said he would be dead if he arrived to work 15 minutes earlier. nadia ramdass has that story. >> the sounds of repair and recovery could be heard. less than 24 hours after a storm damaged the area. the storms occur here in a commercial area known for ought motive sales. >> in 15 minutes i was sitting in my steps under that pile of rubble. i think i would have been dead. >> he was 15 minutes away when the storm struck. >> it went up in the air, came down on one, and then wound up -- i guess that's 150 feet away. what you are seeing there is the floor of the trailer, actually. so it could have been bad. >> as dennis assess the damag

the high today 90 at dulles. 94 at bwi thurgood marshall. i want to tell you this is 9 degrees warmer than the seasonal average for d.c. 12 for baltimore. those temperatures are climbing. wind flow is from the south at 12 miles per hour and the humidity has dropped somewhat. here is a look at area temperatures. still in the 80s and the 90s. i can't warn you enough that this heat can be dangerous. drink plenty of fluids, especially water. take frequent breaks if you are outside. check on your neighbors and don't leave your pets outside in this weather. don't leave your pets or children in cars for any length of time. mostly clear tonight. 72 degrees. we get cooler but changes as well. back to you, audrey. >> we look forward to that. >> a reminder, you can check the weather any time when you download the fox 5 weather app go. to the app store or the an detroit market on your smartphone and search for d.c. weather. you will find it on our web site at myfoxdc.com. >>> it was hot today. that didn't keep a lot of people in d.c. from getting outdoo

mark of where we should be. 83degrees at reagan national airport. 79 at dulles and 80 at bwi thurgood marshall. it will be a the humid today but nothing compared to yesterday. 63 at national this morning. 53 this hour at dulles and 56 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. we have a ridge of high pressure in control that will guarantee us plenty of sunshine and just a little bit humid. we will be warming up and a light wednesday as well. our high, 84 degrees. the weekend is looking absolutely fabulous. i'll be anxious to tell you about that in just a little bit. >> very good. let's get a check of traffic with julie wright. >> good morning. you will find your lanes are open as you continue to work your way around the capital beltway. no problems to report southbound along 207 as you work your way south of 109 headed out towards the truck scales. the westbound lanes are closed at this time. so westbound i-07 shut down approaching patrick street. you will find the lanes are open in virginia northbound along 95. no problems to report at duke street headed out to the 14th street bridge. that's a check o

currently, 69-degree at reagan national airport. 63 at dulles. 67 at bwi thurgood marshall., we are talking sunshine. you will see a few clouds a little bit later this afternoon. we have a bit of a northeasterly flow. 79 for cull pep fore your high today. 7 # at gaithersburg. we'll see 77-degree at warrenton and at national, it will be 79 degrees. so fairly comfortable. the weekend is looking absolutely fabulous. we'll have an update on that a little bit later. >> come around more often when you bring forecasts like that. >> i'm taken all the credit. >> let's check your on-time traffic with lauren demarco. >> we don't have any incidents or accidents reported right now. the usual pockets of volume begin to build. a live look from traffic land as you travel inbound 66, leaving manassas, you can see the folk starting to make their way out on to the roads at this point. watch for delays as you head towards centerville. same story, leaving frederick to get past 109 here. you don't have any issue as you continue down towards the beltway. 267, dulles toll road looking good here at

at dulles right now it's 77 degrees and 78 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. for tonight we're talking mostly cloudy. there is a chance of an isolated shower or storm, 68 degrees and we are also keeping a close eye on the tropics. we've got a storm to talk. about we'll have the details a little later with your five- day. >>> pepco says power is back on for almost everyone left in the dark after friday night's storm. the neighborhood in northeast lost power when that huge tree fell down. there are still some spots in the dark accident but for the most part people are breathe -- dark, but for the most part people are breathing a sigh of relief. fox 5's karen gray houston in the satellite center with the latest. >> it's been almost two days in the seeing heat without air conditioning -- searing height without air conditioning, but the -- heat without air conditioning, but the ordeal is almost over. if your lights are not back on yet, just wait a little longer. this land in northeast d.c. was hard hit, pepco busy on 16th and lawrence streets where a monster tree f

currently 62 degrees at dulles, 65 at bwi thurgood marshall airport. for today, temperatures are mild, 77 in want koa, 65 at fredericksburg. 59 degrees at frederick and pretty nice. so for the high today, 79 degrees, partly sunny with light winds, once again, very light northwesterly wind. the weekend forecast looking absolutely great. we have lots took about a little pit later. hopefully you'll get out and enjoy the day. let's go out to lauren dimarco. >> thanks seem to be cooperating at this -- things seem to be cooperating at this hour. we do have some volume, of course, as you travel inbound all over the area. let's take a look. they have wide ened out this camera earlier. it was zoomed in because they had a disabled vehicle on the left shoulder of northbound i- 95. also seeing some delays through stafford. 66 just jammed. very heavy and slow. once you get to centreville, things do begin to open up but very heavy as you get past 50 to fair oaks. new hampshire, starting to see delays stack up. that's a look at the fox 5 ontime traffic. thanks lauren

thurgood marshall and the winds west at 3 miles an hour. could turn a little breezy today as we'll have a few clouds in the sky and temperatures cooler in the mid to upper 70's. but the concern with those winds, we may still have some unstable branches. that could still bring a couple more down. that's a concern that we'll be talking about throughout the morning. now we'll head to our coverage of the aftermath as we head to lowell melser and you're in towson this morning at, yes, you can see what damage that was caused. not likely a tornado as mentioned but some straight line winds. >> yeah. i think that's what we're dealing with here in the towson area, ava, as we've seen throughout our coverage of this storm. most of the damage that's widespread that we saw both in carroll county and harford county but here in towson and parts of northern baltimore county, it seems a lot of that damage is more isolated dealing with situations like this one here in the 600 block of chestnut avenue where this tree i'm estimating is between 50 and 100 years

weather is concerned and it's not over yet. 82 degrees for a high; 80, dulles and 81 at bwi-thurgood marshal temperatures where they should be. currently, 70 degrees at d.c.; 75, quantico; 61, monasses; martinsburg, 64 degrees this hour and 67 degrees in hagerstown and 68 degrees at baltimore. and it's been mild outside this evening and comfortable today. this is a look at our satellite radar composite. a few clouds here and mostly clear skies into the course of tonight and because we're under the influence of the ridge of high pressure and we're going to see plenty of clear skies and mild tonight with clearing skies and tomorrow, mostly sunny conditions. a great father's day is on tap. get out and take dad to brunch or outside grilling. if you do the outside grilling, you do the work and let dad sit back and relax. father's day, mostly sunny skies and warm, temperatures from 80 to 83 degrees and that is in our neighbor. the day planner, 77 degrees by mid-day and this is a look at the five-day forecast. the change is coming on monday and a chance of thunderstorms and on to tuesday, wednesday

thurgood marshall. 60's along the lower eastern shore and 50's and 60's as you head into western maryland. dew points are not a big factor right now. it's fairly dry around 60 degrees for the dew point at the airport. any time the dew points get in the mid 60's, it feels a lot more humid but the dew points are increasing. temperatures in the upper 80's by the afternoon. we have' few clouds to our south right now but high pressure mainly in control. eventually we may start to see a couple of showers and thunderstorms move in late tonight and maybe even into tomorrow. the real heat is out towards the west where we already have 70's right now in kansas city. so we expect our temperatures to actually drop down into the next couple of days. 80 for tomorrow. chance of showers and thunderstorms. we could get those late tonight. 81 by wednesday with breezy conditions and we start to warm back up. the heat moves in next weekend. another chance for storms by saturday. >> thanks. nice weather is bringing dozens of

thurgood marshall. it is very comfortable. the humidity is very low. 73% right nousm winds south at 3 miles per hour. on this father's day, we do want to say happy father's day to all the dads out there. get outside and enjoy this day. hopefully you won't have to do yard work, unless you enjoy doing yard work. high temperatures up to 78 degrees. we'll go above normal as we head into the seven-day. stay tuned for all those details. >> time now for our "sunday morning q & a." thank you for coming in. happy father's day to you. >> thank you so much. >> let's talk about what you are seeing from some of the men and women returning from the middle east now in terms of the care that they need. >> sure. right now in the v.a. maryland health care system we have about 16,000 veterans sha that have served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. of those 16,000 men and women, the biggest concerns are physical concerns like orthopedic issues, like back, knee, shoulders, and then mental health issues, like depression and

today's high 93 degrees at reagan national airport, 90 at dulles, 92 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. right now elsewhere in our neighborhoods 80 degrees at quantico, the same at annapolis, 82 at d.c., 76 at dulles, 72 martinsburg and 79 degrees at hagerstown. so it's still fairly mile and warm night tonight. clouds are -- mild and warm night tonight. clouds are starting to roll in, a little scattered shower activity in some of our neighborhoods. it's going to be isolated in nature tonight. some of you may not see anything. tomorrow we'll have a cold front move through and that will definitely change the dynamics. we've got a chance of seeing some showers and norms ahead of that frontal system. the atmosphere will -- thunderstorms ahead of that frontal system. the atmosphere will become very unstable. don't be surprised. also gusty winds are another factor here. those winds will gust at least up to 25 miles an hour. could be prepared. some of you may see some of this -- do be prepared. some of you may see some of this activity and some of you may not. just be careful and keep your ey

passenger records have been broken in each of the last 2 years at bwi thurgood marshall. >>> now it's back to the boats. next up to miranda -- next up this morning on wjsz. >> i'm -- on wjz. >> i'm mike schuh live downtown. celebration continues live when we return. >> i'm derek valcourt where comments sent robocall defendant julius henson may have played a key roll in his prison sentence. >> lance arm strong faces more allegations of using performance enhancing drugs during his tour defrance career. >> still a couple of accidents out there in hartford county, in baltimore city and volume continues to build. marty. >> moe tocross is making a flash in maryland, bud's creek for years. we're going to hear about it from two of the guys. already in the studio with us. you stay tuned, it's the morning edition and we're going to be returning right after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] we have more than 3,000 daily flights on southwest airlines. and that gives our customers thousands of options to fly where they want, when they want. fly nonstop service from bwi airport to greenville-spartanburg a

very high cloud. 65 right now at dulles and 68 at bwi thurgood marshall. a mild start to your day and we are talking a high of 79 degrees northeasterly wind from 5 to so that will pick up here and there. very nice and come sortable. hopefully you will get a chance to get out and enjoy it. the five-day is looking absolutely great. you're going to love the weekend and i'll have those details later on. back to you. >> turks gwen. >> a look at some of our top stories on this thursday morning. >>> former assistants coach jerry sandusky arriving in court. more accusers are expected to take stand before the prosecution wind down their case. the state could race by the end of the day tomorrow. this is going quick. so far, five of sandusky's alleged victims testified, one saying that he kept quiet because sanhim >>> john he had wards is breathing a sigh of relief. federal prosecutors dismissed the charges against him. the jurors were deadlocked except on one count where they found him not guilty. >>> the search is on today for a driver involved in a hit-and- run in

some major upgrades at the thurgood marshall airport on the way. >> and it could mean you may not have go through security more than once. we will take a look. >> i am tim tooten in the news year. coming up, year. coming up, >> 11 news at 5:00 in hd continues now. >> new tonight at 5:30, the new howard county superintendent is wasting no time laying out plans for students and staff. she is busy with her own summer homework. >> she takes over july 2, but foose already has plans. tim tooten is live. >> the soon to be howard county superintendent in baltimore county, where she is tying up some loose ends, but it is clear her focus has already shifted to that new position. renee foose is an educator on the move. she takes over in a few weeks. >> school is out, but we have a very important job of opening the doors to students fast. >> she plans on continuing to raise the bar been a school system that some consider the best in the state. >> it is a really high- performing system. why can we do to make sure we are moving to the next level? >> she calls it an entry plan, one designed to keep t

it didn't feel like it got there to me of, dulles 80, bwi their -- me, dulles 80, bwi thurgood marshall 81. the breeze will be back a little pit tomorrow afternoon, but probably not as -- bit tomorrow afternoon but probably not as strong as today. what it's done is brought in all this cool air, 75 for the district, probably the warmest spot on the map. to our west we have a lot of 60s showing up, 68 hagerstown, dulles, 66 manassas and culpeper and winchester as well as cumberland down to 63. so are you in leonardtown. enjoy it. get those windows open because shield your eyes from what i'm about to show you, scorched earth we're seeing in the middle part of the country. some of these are all time records for these cities. 109 del rio, dahl 107, denver second day at 1 -- dallas 107, denver second day at 105. there were 10 spots in kansas yesterday and today that were above 110 degrees. so this is brutal and it's damaging and a portion of this heat is going to be moving in our direction as we get into and closer to the weekend. so we enjoy what we have tomorrow which is a reasonable 86, ma

he was recruited by the naacp by think good marshall -- thurgood marshall who, of course, later was on the u.s. supreme court. raymond alexander, for the first time after a very long trial, three months -- i forgot to mention both trials took three months, 15,000 pages of trial testimony that i had to go through, and my eyes still haven't quite recovered from this experience. but raymond alexander in 1950 was hired by the u.s. state department to travel western europe to go to army bases and see that the african-american soldiers were being treated fairly. he was doing this in paris when he saw front-page newspaper headline about the trenton six on trial again, pictures, everything. every country he traveled in had further stories about the trenton six. um, he was amazed that this story from trenton would be all over europe. the civil rights congress besides getting lawyers for the men's appeal also had an amazing political machine. they, um, literally made the trenton six case known worldwide, and in 1950 this was a very hard thing to do. raymond alexander did not like the publicity t

today's highs, 82 degrees at reagan national airport; 81, dulles and bwi-thurgood marshal. they should be for the seasonal average. it's mild outside. look at the numbers, 72 at d.c.; 70, baltimore; 61 at monasses, 70 degrees at hagerstown; 66 in martinsburg and 76 at quantico. if you look at national, the temperatures, you can see the heat is on through the mid- section of the country and through to the southwest. las vegas, 100 degrees and the warm air is moving up the atlantic seaboard and into the course of next week, we're going to see a ridge of high pressure push off and that is going to allow the warm air from the south to push into our area and that is where we're going see the temperatures start to rise and showing you not much happening and a few clouds into the course of the early hours tomorrow and clearing out fairly nicely and we're going to be left with mostly sunny skies. a ridge of high pressure in control and mostly clear skies before it's said and done and the mild conditions. tomorrow, warming up for father's day and making it a very nice day for dad wi

thurgood marshall totaling $100 million. the renovations including widening concourse c to accommodate a larger screening areas. also, moving walkways, connecting concourse c to concourses a and b, and new in stores and restaurants. looks pretty good. coming up, it sounds like a science-fiction novel, but it is of reality. the new process for screening unborn babies. london is becoming an olympics playground. playground. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more and more for cable -- and enjoying it less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone at a great price: just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract. or get $250 back if you sign a two-year contract. it's your last chance. don't wait! unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet, plus the best tv picture quality... and more hd. tired of cable's inflated bills? switch to fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no a

this is a major commuter route for customers wanting to go to baltimore or thurgood marshall airport. if you have an early-morning flight that would affect you. northbound on 97, there is a detour that will cost you extra time. southbound out of baltimore to annapolis, that is open. now to virginia, vdot still has construction northbound on 95. into newington when you get to 7100, there are still lane restrictions. problems on the dulles greenway or the dulles toll road. 28 is good between rockville road and the dulles toll road. >> we told you that the speed cameras are generating record amounts of revenue this year. >> naleo learning which 5 are the top moneymakers. in the moneymakers pamela brown has this story that you will only see on 7. >> we caught carr's going westbound in the 600 block of new york avenue getting nabbed by the speed cameras for going over 35 miles an hour in the east. >> it's almost like a highway. >> that might be why this one has turned out the biggest chunk of 420000 speed cameras tickets issued in d.c. this year. >> that's how they make their money. >> the

currently 67 at dulles and 68 at bwi thurgood marshall airport. here's a look at your day planner, midday about 78 degrees. 80 by 5:00. our daytime high is going to be about 81 degrees. in our neighborhoods, temperatures will pretty much be into the low 80s everywhere. the weekend is looking absolutely great. i'm happy to say we'll be set for father's day. we'll have a ridge of high pressure that will continue to be in control. plenty of sunshine. dry conditions and those temperatures as well will the more details and a look at the five-day forecast later. back to you. >>> thanks, gwen. new, the maryland man who spent months jailed in aruba following the disappearance of robyn gardner has filed a lawsuit against a chicago based insurance company. he claims he paid the premiums on the policy, but says the insurance company failed to pay the benefited on her life. he is seeking $3.5 million. gardener has been missing since august. he claims she drowned while snorkeling. >>> the search is on for a suspect accused of shooting and killing the owner of

appeared at a fundraiser at b-w-i thurgood marshall airport. formerr governor bob ehrlich... the here in m maryland... hosted tt event. authorities sayythe 22-year-old man suspecttd of killing three peoppe and -&wou unniersity is now in cuutodd. ann as ed payne explains... hee could appear in court as early 3 the three-day anhunt is over. at approximattly 7:57 this &pevening, desmonte leonard marshal art baylor in montgomery, alabama, along with special agent kelvin king, fbi. mr. leonard was ccarged with three counts of capitaa murder, two counts of assault first degree. he will be processed into the montgomery county jail and held thereefor a while. the manhunt started after police were alled o a shooting at puburn university campus the saturday night. these two former auburn football players were among the three people killed. on monday, a small armyyof police and ederal agents swarmed a home in montgommry,,where they believed leonard was hiding. hours, and ssrayed tear gas -- poping to flush him oot. their efforts came p emptt. pplice attic, but was gone by the custody, p

to and from reagan national, also in good shape at dulles and debt thurgood marshall. back to you. >> thank you. it's 57 degrees. >> still ahead, backstage drama. miss usa. a contest and claims the whole contest was rigged and [ male announcer ] one taste of the new mccafé cherry berry chiller at mcdonald's, and you won't be able to pull yourself away. made with 100% fruit juice with natural flavors blended with ice. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. >> competition celebrating beauty has turned ugly. >> the contestant in this year's miss usa pageant claims the contest was rigged. sheena monnin says she is stepping down as miss pennsylvania. vote on our facebook page that and other contestants told her that she saw a list of the top five contenders on sunday morning, hours before the show was broadcast. donald trump runs the pageant and says the charges are completely false. >> she is angry about losing. frankly, in my opinion, she did not deserve to be in the top 15. >> he is now suing bowman for making a false charge. he says the real reason she resigned if she is up

meanwhile, the rise of mitt romney is in town to be at a fund raiser at the hilton hotel near the thurgood marshall airport. we spoke to an honorary post and asked about why holding such an event in maryland, often called a democratic state, and the money will go to a joint fund- raising committee consisting of romney for president inc., the republican national committee, two other national committees, and some gop committees. >> a guilty verdict for the maryland delegate accused of paying an employee in orloff form with public money. this was less than one hour after gathering for the second day of deliberations. prosecutors say she pulled about $800 out to pay the employee, saying they were a member of her legislative staff. the conduct convictions put her at risk of being forced out of office. she faces incarceration on the theft charge. when it comes to misconduct, that is for the court to decide. >> a 22-year-old woman was raped early saturday morning. police say the victim woke up about one hour after the attack, face down in a neighborhood about 7 miles away from the bar. it is reported that

. >> hi, i'm angelina weh, and i will be a junior at thurgood marshall academic high school. i look forward to seeing things change. >> next, i'd like to introduce chaophan wu. >> i will the a rising junior and i emigrated here when i was 10, so i am interested in the school district and everything. comparing chinese education to american education is a unique opportunity. [applause] >> last but not least, chloe ya ng. >> i am four feet nine and a quarter of an inch. i will be a rising junior for this year, it will be four years. i am pretty professional. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you, chloe. i look forward to working with all of you this upcoming year. thank you for taking the time to get to know the new members. >> this is probably inappropriate time right now to recognize how one of our former student delegates. we heard a vice president norton sought announcement that i think it was 2008, i believe. his name is jason su. he was given the full bright -- he became a full bright scholar. you student delegates leaving, that is a very high bar. that's like -- it's -- i do

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yesterday we hit 92 at the thurgood marshall airport. today, so far, we hit a high of 80 greece. in the harbor so far, 85. normal low, 65. this morning we were at 69 degrees. a mild start to the day. neighbor called hen they saw smoke billing from the house. no word on what caused the fire but we do know it started in a bedroom and spread to an adjacent hallway. >> the point gone has confirmed a maryland marine was killed in combat in afghanistan in afghanistan over the weekend. 21-year-old eugene mills was assigned in the helmand province. mills is the sixth maryland soldier killed this year while serving overseas. his father says mills decided to join the military after seeing the world trade center attacks. >>> meanwhile, the army private charged in the biggest leaks of the secrets in u.s. history is pressing prosecutors for evidence he hopes will bolster his defense. at a hearing later today. attorneys for private 1st class manning will ask the government to provide a report ac session the damage done by alleged leak of classified documents. they will also ask the military ju

. >> renovations are ahead for bwi and thurgood marshall airport, one of the busiest airports in thentry. concourse c is being widened. security checkpoints will be closed and replaced with a much larger screen area. nearly 8000 square feet of new shops and restaurants are going in, along with moving sidewalks. none of the renovations are expected to impact passengers and as all expected to be finished by next summer pre >> reeling from the baltimore county school board one month after we touched on the topic of school discipline and ask why so many young people are being suspended from maryland schools. this week the baltimore county school board voted to end at zero tolerance approach to punishment and replace it with a policy giving principal force of the bill of deciding how to handle serious offenses. the county has one of the highest suspension rates in the state. the new policy is designed to reduce the number of terms kittens are sent home from school for minor infractions. >> maryland's highest court has decided that over will have a hard to dig the final say on the controve

so far, they have confirmed that a tornado touched now thurgood marshall air p.o. crews are investigating the possible attorneys in severn, fort meade, new market, in hartford county whereas you can see, the damage was extensive. >>> 11 news reporter is live in fallston with the story. nadia? [audio difficulty] we're having trouble reaching nadia now. we'll hopefully try to get back toker in a little bit. the government spokesperson robert thomas tells us more than a dozen homes were damaged by the storm. at least two other homes were severely damaged after trees fell on them. the worst of the damage occurred in the 2,000 block of bel air road. commercial area just north of bel air route 152 interaction. it is where unoccupied office trailer was destroyed in several cars were overturned because of the severe weather. also, in that area, two car repair shops were damaged. one car detailing and refurbishing business was leveled be a the man inside suffered a fractured leg and internal injuries prn the building was destroyed pulled from the rubble. >> i heard he was u

monday, june 18 is at thurgood marshall high school, 45 conklin st. the june 21 is at everett middle school at450 church st. both meetings begin at 6:00 and are advertised to end at 7:00. we will see to it it might take longer than one or two hours to wrap up those meetings to it is and the budget office hours are on june 18. we need whoever is interested in that to contact us at budget@sfusd.edu to make an appointment. commissioner murase: and that website is also the e-mail address where suggestions for additional cuts or revenue- generating ideas should be sent, is that correct? >> that is correct. commissioner murase: within the city, the mayor issued a challenge where people were encouraged to think about, what are things that can be cut? where is their waist? where are their revenue- generating opportunities? i would encourage parents, faculty, administrators to take a hard look. even if it is a small amount, for example, in buildings and grounds, we are looking at the cost of bottled water to the district. i had the privilege of visiting hetch

i went to thurgood marshall and transferred my junior or senior year. different schools have different kinds of resources. i hope the schools without as many resources could get more of this money. the school the struggle the most will learn more if they got more resources, not more ap classes, after-school programs, that kind of thing. i really hope the school district gets this money. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. we now have money -- monique from the comptroller's office. the main issue is the money that was obligated for the public enrichment fund, prop. h. if the money is deferred by $10 million over four years, what is the process of the city to fulfil its obligation to pay that money back to the school district? and i know how busy it is for the comptroller's office, so i really appreciate your presence here. >> good afternoon, commissioners and supervisors writ i am the -- i am from the comptroller's office. the comptroller has a responsibility to manage the budgeting for the public education enrichment fund and we are required, on an an

we hit 83 degrees at reagan national airport. 81 at dulles and 82 at bwi thurgood marshall. we are pretty much right in the ballpark of where we need to be. currently 66 at d.c. look at the humidity, 81%. for today, we are talking no shortage of sunshine. we'll see a few clouds but nothing that will keep the sun out of your eyes. that's for sure. 78degrees by midday. by 5:00, 80 degrees. the weekend is looking great. i'll have those details for you a little bit later. >> this is looking like a god start to the weekend. >> it really is. a humid 08 degrees today? >> yes. >> i saw 81%. >> we have to watch the hair. >> yes, pony tail. >> we've been seeing a lot of volume and sunshine delays in the last few days. keep that in mind if you are heading out this morning. grab your shades. we do have a for you things going on. let's take a live look to travel the outer loop. not seeing any incident here. there is lighter volume but you do want to watch for that leaving van dorn street heading for the wilson bridge. in maryland, northbound 97 at powder mill, northbound lanes blocked. w

monday, june 18 is at thurgood marshall high school, 45 conklin st. the june 21 is at everett middle school at450 church

definitely break or be at least tied with 98 the record at reagan national, dulles 98 and bwi thurgood marshall 100 degrees. that is the record there. there will definitely be some triple digits around the region tomorrow. meanwhile we're still 86 degrees in the district, other places in the low 80s or 70s. so it's going to be a woman one, hagerstown is 84 degrees -- a warm one, hagerstown is 84 degrees, quantico as well. new york city to boston, a couple days ago these places were chilly and once again they've rebounded into this scorching territory. we did not see much in the way of thunderstorms today. i'd be surprised if we see anything tomorrow, but a couple could form along the mountains. they'll probably be very slow moving, only an isolated chance here, but there is some thunderstorm activity in the cards for us. it's this line, a cold front and that should be in here friday afternoon and evening. so we'll have to watch friday's forecast, pretty good chance for some thunderstorms that will cool us off but might come with some damaging wind. here's the futurecast taking you through the t

gotten reports there's problems on the marc trane and the amtrak lines between washington and bwi-thurgood marshall airport. what's the situation right now? >> we've been having problems sense about 5:00 this afternoon with our marc trane service on the penn line specifically. you heard about power lines being impacted by falling trees. that's what we've been dealing with. we have power lines go down near new york avenue near washington, d.c. we had power out at the opinion station. that has service coming out of washington and baltimore. we are getting reports that some of the trains are beginning to move, but as you might imagine, when you have tranes delayed at the height of the rush hour, it's backing things up. we'll be experiencing delays into the evening. >> there are so many people who commute between d.c. and baltimore. any thought of using shuttle buses. >> the penn line is downtown a doubt our heaviest used. shuttle buses have not been considered at this point because we fully anticipate getting the service back up and that is starting to happen. it just means that folks are experiencing

a few high clouds later. 83 yesterday at reagan. 81 at dulles. 82 at bwi thurgood marshall, where we should be. humidity at 79% now. and northeasterly wind at 7 miles per hour. the humidity will be up again into the court of the afternoon, and -- course of the afternoon. 81degrees under mostly sunny skies with light winds. great weekend ahead. 82 saturday, with a few clouds. and on sunday, plenty of sunshine, great father's day at 83 degrees. we have a great looking five- day forecast as well and i'll show you that later. >> thanks, gwen. >> gift for date. >>> that's nice. lauren demarco standing by, got a look at the roads. >> good morning, allison. things pretty ugly today on the roads in prince george's county the outer loop of the beltway we've been telling with a mess. live look, still heavy and slow leaving route 4 pennsylvania avenue. passing ritchie marlboro road, everybody creeping by. not something you want to sit in if you don't have to. closer to the scene, the accident actually occurred on the outer loop prior to route 50. the closer you get, the better things look. you

monday, june 18 is at thurgood marshall high school, 45 conklin st. the june 21 is at everett middle school at450 church st. both meetings begin at 6:00 and are advertised to end at 7:00. we

monday, june 18 is at thurgood marshall high school, 45 conklin st. the june 21 is at everett middle school at450 church st. both meetings begin at 6:00 and are advertised to end at 7:00. we will see to it it might take longer than one or two hours to wrap up those meetings to it is and the budget offi