the brown versus brown of education came would eventually become part of the warren courtment thurgood marshall would serve as a supreme court justice for 31 years. in 1992 a year after he was retired marshall was honored by the nation's lawyers at an event here in the bay area. george watson reported. >> reporter: the american bar association honored retired supreme court justice thurgood marshall with its highest award. marshall will receive the award tomorrow. where did it all begin? in 1933, marshall received his law degree. his naacp, he fought for the civil rights of black americans. but what marked his time in history was the 1954 landmark case brown versus board of education. the supreme court struck down the separate but equal doctrine opening the way for integration of schools. but president eisenhower still called for patient on the issue of integration. >> i personally believe if you try to go too far too fast in laws in this delegate field, that has involved the emotions of so many millions of americans you're making a mistake. >> thurgood marshal representing one of the rebuffed s

thurgood marshall. a few of you in the northwest suburbs may see your first frost this morning. as we look into the rest of the morning for the marathon, by 8:00 a.m., 45 degrees with sunny skies and winds will be light. that's different from last year. still sunny through the middle half of the race and temperatures around 59 by lunch time. dress in layers but you have the sun through this morning. we will talk about the seven-day when we return. >> the orioles' postseason run comes to an end with a tough fifth game loss in new york. the team returned to baltimore around 1:00 a.m. 11 news was on the scene when waiting fans formed. and while the o's wanted nothing more than to move on to the next round of the postseason, it's hard to say the season was a disappointment, the team accomplished much more than expected. >> the orioles magical 2012 season came to an end last night, a 3-1 loss to the yankees last night in game five of the alds. the yankees had a true ace, c.c. sabathia, who dominated for the 3-1 victory but incredible memories for 96 wins this season and breathed life

the peak winds at the airport, 31, national; 33, dulles and at bwi-thurgood marshal, 29 miles an hourgusts and they finally diminish across the area and that is not windy tomorrow either and continuing into the course of tonight and seeing the clouds thicken up into the early hours of tomorrow and into the course of the day temperatures right now, cooler out there and in gaithersburg. 47at martinsburg to the rest and 53 at dulles, 53 at baltimore and fredericksburg to the south. as we look at the national picture, it's a good indication where that front sell asmoved through and look at the cooler air behind us. and into the 30s. we're not ready for that yet and this frontal ceo moved out and will push its way towards the east as we move through tonight. as we do what we did last week, there lob linebacker cooler air, significant temperature drop as that, light northerly winds and it's going to end up bringing us wet weather as we see a low pressure system develop across the carolinas and that will get widespread across the region into the course of certainly and there is -- tomorrow.

our area. 76 degrees was the daytime high at national airport, 74 at dulles, the same at bwi thurgood marshall and spectacular day in terms of the temperatures. 32 mile-per-hour wind gust at national, 30 at dulles and 33 at bwi thurgood marshall. tonight skies mostly cloudy, chance of a shower, 59 degrees. we are talking once again a southerly wind flow. as we head into the week, it starts warm but a little unsettled. we'll have some changes coming up in that full seven-day forecast. i'll have all the details a little bit later. back to you. >>> coming up they have spent 90 days on the road, traveled more than 4,000 miles. today these fierce veterans crossed the finish line, but their work is not done yet, the next step to one veteran putting a stop to military sex abuse. >> then metro can thank riders for being their eyes and ears and being their new crime fighting website, those stories up next. [ mitt romney ] look at the e evidence of the last four years. we've got 23 million people out of work or stopped looking for work. they're suffering in this country. the president w

we were at 71 degrees this afternoon at bwi thurgood marshall airport. the morning low was the big one, 64 degrees, compared to the normal low in the 40's for this time of year. the rankle there is starting to move then, 69 downtown, 66 at the airport. notice how the temperatures continue to drop in the western part of the state's, the cold front is weeping by. that is causing the rain showers right now. we already had a bad move from baltimore and here comes the next round. there could be a few more developing into the next couple of hours and then we will dry out once this front passes us by. high pressure will build and on the back side and be pretty nice weather into tomorrow, when it will be slightly cooler. you can see the blue starting to dip into the great lakes region. the cold air spills then out of canada -- of canada.

at bwi thurgood marshal, 42. a lot colder out to the west where we have a frost advisory and a freeze warning in effect. clouds and fog today. lookth at some rainfall for the afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. >>> prince george's county police say an officer shot a man armed with a knife around 7:00 last night. this was on 55th avenue in bladensburg. investigators say he refused to put the weapon down and then went after the officer. >>> some controversial anti-see had signs -- anti-jihad signs in metro going up. metro had wanted to delay the ads. >>> the company that produced the steroid linked to cases of meningitis has now recalled the product. >>> in sports, the washington nationals rally late against the st. louis cardinals to win their first post-season game. >>> at fedex field, not only did the redskins lose their eighth consecutive home game, robert griffin iii suffered a mild concussion. he left in the third quarter and he will be evaluated today. our worst fears that they thought he would get injured

understanding of how the school district tracks high school drop-out rates and how those at thurgood marshall and burton high school compare with other schools throughout the city. now, collectively we as a city and as a school district and more importantly as a community, we need to do better to ensure that the academic success of all of our students, particularly those coming from vulnerable communities who we see time and time again disproportionately struggling in our public schools. and i'm looking to the school board members to decrease that struggle. i'm hoping this hearing will yield a creative solutions and tangible steps that we can begin to take to subsequently address these challenges. i believe that these two hearing items share many common things and i look forward to the presentations today. thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor cohen. and i was remiss for noting the following. unless there is any objection, if it's okay with my colleagues, to combine items 1 and 2. so, if i could ask the secretary to also call item 2. >> thank you, supervisor. item 120 6 28

thurgood marshall. winds out of the west at the airport at 7 miles per hour. low humidity and high pressure in control. i want to show you something more active well down to the south. the tropics, something still alive. we are still in hurricane season until november 30, and in fact, we have two areas that the national hurricane center is watching currently. a possibility they could develop into something more but currently tropical waves. we have this one that has a 30% chance of developing in the next two days. of spin, little bit the circulation they're looking for. the one circled in red has a 60% chance of developing. it will track west but if it develops into a cyclone, could move up north, possibly a concern for cuba and florida next week. the temperatures closer to baltimore, 53 at the airport, 48 degrees, though, in gaithersburg, 48 in parkton and 46 in westminster so you can see the cooler weather right now. a lot of sunshine, hardly a cloud in the sky until you look out west thanks to an area of high pressure that causes sinking air, bringing nice

we are following breaking news, a heart-breaking situation happening not far from thurgood marshall high school. >> very hard to hear will morning. five people including four children they have died in overnight house fire. crews have been on the scene all night and we have team coverage right now. we begin with sherrie johnson, she is on the scene and you've been gathering information for as long as you've been out there. what do you know? >> reporter: well, yes, we are here in northeast baltimore and yes, as you can see, crews are still on the scene at this hour. a few fire trucks have started to leave but we still have a few still looking into their investigation. but again, five people were killed in the early morning fire including a grandmother and four children. the fire started just around 2:00 this morning at 5601 denwood avenue in northeast baltimore. when crews arrived they found intense flames they say coming from the home. and people jumping out of the windows. you know, we are being told about nine people were in the home when that fire started. maybe four were able to make

and 48 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. another chilly start to your day. areas of the west along the allegheny front and potomac highlands, we do have a freeze warping in effect. that until 9:00 this morning. a lot cooler there. that is for sure. so for today, we are talking 58 degrees for your high. once again, we'll end up with mainly cloudy skies this afternoon and tonight, 49 your overnight low. it will be cloudy as well. but also some overnight fog. >> thank you. >>> time now to say hello to julie wright, see how that commute is going this morning. >> i don't know about you but i get mother nature showing up for a fall festival but her plus one cannot be old man winter. >> i know it is getting near. >> for from now on, she gets no plus one. just putting it out there. you will find wet pavement, road spray, that is what you're waking up to. allow extra time out here on the roads. southbound 270 busy as you continue south of 109 headed out towards the scales. no accidents to report at this time. you will find as you continue around town, there are some

and also in mind how to be expand totion other schools, particularly in the bayview, thurgood marshall, and as the funds come in. >> so, the purpose again of the m-o-u is to provide support for teachers and the administration to address suspensions? specifically the achievement gap. >> i would say the person who runs it, bob ivory, is considered a linkage coordinator. and what he does is he works with different groups such as the teachers, community groups, and in doing that, try to focus on the individual need of each of the students. it's going to differentiate as to what each student needs. >> is bob ivory here today? >> no, he's not. >> okay, thank you for your time. >> okay, all right. >> thank you. supervisor olague? >> we'll come up with solutions and recommendationses after the hearing. it seems like we've gone from horrible to less horrible, so, i'm not feeling the, you know, joy, i'm not jumping up and down at this point. [speaker not understood]. so, i mean, the starting point, the jumping point was [speaker not understood] pretty bad. we are where we are, it's not acceptabl

also in 2010, specifically at thurgood marshall, we had about 30 students that were african-american that graduated. out of that 30 students there were -- excuse me, there were 30 students total, but there were 20 that graduated. there were two that graduated with an a through g, and five that dropped out. at burton there were 23 students, 18 that graduated, two that had the a through g, and about three that dropped out. i'm going to introduce kevin bogus who is going to read a statement because our young person had to leave. >> so, i'm going to read a statement from one of our youth making a change members. i'm going to read it as she wrote it. my name is [speaker not understood] and i am a senior at balboa high school and i am a leader with ymac and coleman advocate. my experience being a black student at sfusd has been a roller coaster ride. one year i had really good teachers who wanted me to succeed and who cared about my education. but the next year i had teachers who didn't believe i could make it. it's not fair because every student deserves a quality education no matter what

it's about 62 degrees at dwi thurgood marshall.ok at our next hour. >> folks from ea fitness are here with a few drills that you can do with a friend. and the orioles fans, everyone is so excited. they beat the rangers 5-1 in friday night's wild card game. we'll have a look at all the excitement from every angle straight ahead. >> nice weather now but some chilly stuff ton way. your forecast just ahead. >>> plus making the beginning of a new era. what the maryland police state unveiled when saturday morning news continues. stay with us. >> it's time to lace up the running shoes and grab your bib number. in just a week, 27,000 runners from all around the world will hit the streets of baltimore for the 12th annual baltimore running festival. since its inception in 2001 the race has blossomed to a full morning that features something for everyone. ages 1 to 86. from avid runners who log 26.2 miles to half marathoners, 5kers and the kid's fun run. it show cases the best of our city. it offers at least rookie runners a challenging cours

thurgood marshall. the dew point at 40 degrees, winds west-northwest around 6 miles per hour and in the afternoon, temperatures expected to be in the mid to upper 60's. the winds will be out of the west today 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's nice did today but gets war into the upcoming week. >> quiet this morning but friday it was a different story friday night. the national weather service officials spent much of saturday on site where it's believed a tornado touched down in harford county. >> how can you describe this as we look at this? >> how can i describe it? it's a mess and i'm hoping somebody will help me clean it up. >> don alcorn of jarrettsville can chuckle about it now but friday night, this monster of a storm was barreling down on he and his wife's backyard full of huge trees and chickens. >> i said, you know, channel 11 is saying there's a tornado over our head and she said, really? >> it was 15 terrorizing seconds of that freight train sound. >> 15 seconds did a lot here it. >> come real qui

let's take a look. 67degrees at reagan national airport. 65 at dulles. 66at bwi thurgood marshall. tomorrow things starting to cool down ever so slightly. currently 56 degrees at annapolis. 50 at baltimore. 54 in the nation's capital. 45 at dulles. and 43 at culpeper. skies not too bad. clear sky tonight out there. cool as well as temperatures dip down to the upper 40s. winds pushing in from the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. overall, not bad at all. we are looking forward to a pleasant week ahead. i'll be more than happy to show you our accu weather fox 5 seven-day forecast later on. back to you. >>> thanks. coming up, he was considered a leader of the democrat's liberal party. the life and death of george mcgovern. >> and our fox 5 political analysts join us to break down the big issues. >> metro cuts the ribbon on dupont circle's new escalators. those stories are up next when the news continues. as governor, i cut fifive billion dollars in spending and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors to lead by example. mark warner and i reache

temperatures right now are at 46 degrees at reagan national airport. 42 at dulles. 41 at bwi thurgood marshall. a little nippy out there, a light jacket or sweater recommended. to the west, we have a freeze warning and frost advisory. this is in effect until 9:00 a.m. so for today, our high, 55 degrees on this holiday. rain showers expected later. lingering through into part of tonight. 45 for your overnight low and then fog will develop into the overnight hours as well. could see some some of this kind ofling aring through to the early part of your tuesday as well. the seven-day forecast is looking great. >> we'll take it. thank you. >>> time to say hello to julie wright right now. >> that guy, he is always bumping in on our time. we have to get used to that. on the roads, lighter than usual volume around the capital beltway because of the federal holiday. that is working in your favor if do you have to get up, make that morning stretch into the j- o-b, i feel you. the hov restrictions have been lived in both maryland and virginia along 270, 95, 395 as well as 66. the hov rules do aemploy for

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thurgood marshall. this is basically where your high temperatures are going to be this afternoon. we are likely to warm and least a couple more degrees. not too much more warming because of the cloud cover. that prevents a lot of sunshine from getting in. we are basically at where we are going to be this afternoon not go as far as rain chance the scope, that will be changing through the day. hd doppler shows that all of that rain is from a storm system spinning across the gulf coast states. this is slowly going to make its way later tonight. futurecast is going to show all the clouds increasing through the afternoon hours. our rain chance is increase after about 5:00 p.m. those are mostly going to be towards the western part of the metro area. if you travel from baltimore down to d.c., you will see rain chances or earlier on into the commute. those rain chance this will continue throughout the day tomorrow. scattered showers at any point throughout the day. if you have to have the rain gear with you, i would have it tomorrow. mostly cloudy as we got into the 60s downtown. the 60's

. >> first, i want to talk about the temperatures of around our area. 56 degrees add bwi thurgood marshallit is 57 downtown. pretty chilly. normally, we should be getting closer to 70 degrees into the afternoon. nobody close to that right now. 57 in ocean city. only 52 in westminster. in the western part of the state, oakland at 43 degrees. a big change in the temperatures, and that was behind yesterday's cold front. you probably did not notice the front as it did not bring a lot of precipitation, only a few clouds. but it did drop the temperatures. as we look at the red deer, we have a large area of high pressure in control, bringing in the sunshine -- as we look at the radar. bringing some signed all the way up into new york city, where the orioles will play tonight. good news for the forecast there, as we're expecting it to be a quiet day. weather should not be an issue or the day. high pressure in control east. another storm system pushing across the plains. the cold front draping from upper michigan into the dakotas and pushing it to nebraska. this is the next cold front we have to wa

thurgood marshall. >> stay with your number one station for weather. our coverage of hurricane sandy continues after this. >> how many hours in a day? 24 hours but what do you mean, 20? weather is next. >> live shot from virginia beach, where we are waiting to see -- those waves are incredible. the big story at home, the heavy rain. not so strong west of town or even on the eastern shore. heaviest rain is on the beltway. this is the estimated precipitation over the last 12 hours. the darker greens represent over an inch, and it is only 8:00 in the morning. the rain will continue like this all day long and we could pick up anywhere from four to eight inches of rain. >> we will be right back with another look at weather and traffic. >> look down at the ocean this morning. this is jersey shore, not ocean city. look at how high those which are getting. >> our coverage of hurricane sandy continues, and if you got yourself a portable generator in preparation for outages, we have a few tips to keep in mind. keep that generator outdoors at all times and away f

thurgood marshall not yet a justice of the supreme court, he's making the case that plessy v. ferguson, which defined the acceptability of separate but equal. they're making a case to the naacp that this cannot remain the law of the land. and it's pretty clear that the case that is going to become a very common for important one for the court is actually the year that rehnquist is there is brown v. board of education. some assurance that in fact to be the case that strikes the doctrine down. very, very important in a unanimous decision of the supreme court. so rehnquist is part of the role of the clerk is to offer his advice and opinions to his boss about these cases. so rehnquist writes a memo about brown v. board of education and he basically says that plessy should stand. rehnquist offers this memo, gives it to jackie. jackson doesn't -- i'm sure jackson read the memo, but he posted away and of course he's one of the nine justices to unanimously vote to strike down plessy v. ferguson, which finally is decided in 1854. it was actually we heard the year after career get herea

cool start into the morning. 49 take at reagan national airport, 46 at dulles and 48 at bwi thurgood marshall. we do have a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. across the allegheny front. it should be 58 degrees for our high today, not 62. mostly cloudy skies and not a lot of sunshine. but the good news in the seven- day forecast is that we have a gradual warming trend headed your way. >> this is true? >> this is true. >> like george washington said, i cannot tell a lie. it is true. a gradual warming trend and, as well, we'll have more days with more sunshine than we've had yesterday and today. those two things i can guarantee for this week. >> thank you. >>> time now to check in with julie wright and see what is happening on the roads with all the rain and cold weather. >> i thought the sunshine was because dave ross was in studio this morning. >> look at you. what do you want? >> you know, we've got to stick together. all right. on the roads, the crew in sky fox able to join us and fighting through the little bit of sprinkles here and there and a little bit of fog depending on where yo

i see ella baker, thurgood marshall, others. does that say dr. seuss? >> yes. tavis: how did dr.seuss and make this hall of fame? >> what people did not know about him, before he was a famous children's author, he was an editorial cartoonist, and a lot of his children's books have a subtle but very obvious to some people, if you look for it, social-justice a theme. there is one metaphor for hitler. it is about a bully who abuses its power, -- his power. there is a book about two sides, two different groups of people who were trying to get bigger weapons to kill each other. and one was a dr. seuss book that is not a movie. it was about the environment and how corporate greed was destroying the environment. a generation of young people have been reading dr. seuss to each other for many years. maybe they were not aware that there is a message of social justice and what theodore geisel once said, i do not like people pushing other people around. that is what it is about. tavis: when you get this book, it is hard to imagine what america would be like without these 100 greatest america

. >>> as you head out the door you will be able -- bci thurgood marshall airport. next airplane air tran will offer a daily flight to punta cana in the dominican republic. southwest will have three flights to flint michigan pending government approval. >>> now you can learn something about each of the people at arlington national cemetery. they created a interactive map available through the website and smart phone app and you can hone in on graves and search by name. >>> the presidential debates may be over but independent candidates want you to know where they stand on everything. tonight, on cspan they will be debating today. the contusion candidate is a newly formed justice party. >>> the man accused in the 2000 bombing attack on the uss control is on trial. it's -- cole is on trial this week. he is is accused of planning to bomb the cole in yemen and attack two other ships. >>> today tech fans will find out what apple's latest gadget will be. they plan to hold an event at one today. many speculate that it could be the unveiling of the ipad mini. it comes with

is actually bringing and he is building at sort of brick by brick, block by block or go thurgood marshall not yet of course the justice of the supreme court. he is making the case that plessy versus ferguson and, which defined the acceptability of separate but equal, they are making the case to the naacp that this cannot be, cannot remain the law of the land and it is pretty clear that the case that is going to become a very important one for the court and it's actually a year that rehnquist is there is brown versus board of education. which turns out in fact to be the case that strikes that document down, very very important in a unanimous verdict, unanimous decision of the supreme court. so rehnquist, part of the role of a clerk is to offer his advice and opinions to his boss about these cases and so rehnquist writes a memo about brown versus board of education and he basically says that plessy should stand. rehnquist authors this memo and gives it to jackson. jackson doesn't -- i am sure jackson read the memo but he puts it away and of course jackson is one of the nine justices who una

that firebreak out near thurgood marshall high school. grandmother nancy worrell and the four grandchildren they died but we're also learning from the family members nine to ten people lived in the home. >> we're talking spanning three generations. they say that nancy and the four children they died in that fire. her husband jumped from the house and we're also told that he suffered third degree burns on his back and has a broken back. one firefighter was hurt when he fell through the second story floor and all the way to the basement. he is expected to be okay. >>> time now for a check of the forecast for you on this thursday with lynette. >> all right, let's talk about what's going on outside in laurel because it's absolutely gorgeous. a beautiful sunrise this morning. the sun is going to be with us all day long. get out anden joy it. if you're heading to run some errands today. bundle up this morning. it's on the chilly side. 45 degrees right now in laurel and as we head throughout the day this is what we have. dry skies on maryland's

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

thurgood marshall airport. we will be colder tonight, 53 downtown but 40's out in the suburbs.ect the rain to clear out and the skies will clear out as well, bringing some sunshine tomorrow. it will be cooler than what we saw today thanks to the high- pressure system building in. a lot of sunshine across the center part of the state. 53 for the high temperature in the mountains. that takes us into the seven-day forecast. 68 degrees as we go into wednesday, still very sunny out there. a high of 70 on thursday and friday is the next chance for rain. we expect mostly dry conditions and high temperatures. >> today has the feeling of black monday for the ravens, with so many high-profile player injuries. john harbaugh also has his eye and the possible return of another pro bowl player. more on that, later in sports. has anght's jackpot estimated annuity of $850,000. your members it -- your numbers are 6-24-37-16-18-29. if no way matches all six numbers on one line of a ticket, the jackpot climbs to $900,000. the next drawing is thursday night at 11:22, here on wbal-tv 11. the maryla

we have earmarked a couple schools under that funding, which is thurgood marshal, cesar chavez and downtown high school. between the money we do have from the hetch hetchy and money available from transbay funding we can do more schools. >> in terms of allocations, this is a partnership, we have efficiency or renewal projects with city facilities as well. how do you sort of all -- allocate that scarce money to get us to be less reliable on energy. >> you mean allocated between schools and other city departments? is that the question? >> right. >> that is a matter of prioritizing projects. so on the renewable side we have potential portfolio projects we are looking at on city properties and the schools. we go through a process there where we look at roofs of buildings of a structurally sound electrical system in the building. support the system and so forth. we come up with a list of buildings. then within that framework, then depending on project and depending on funding we select the project to fund. >> is it tied into what people pay i want the system? the school pays for energy, i'm gues

in temperatures and in the space of three, four gays. 82 at reagan national; dulles, 81; bwi thurgood marshal 81 and that is still mild now with the humidity, 82 degrees in fredericksburg and look up to the north and to binghampton, 71 degrees and raleigh coming in at 81 and not a lot of cold air in the east. we do have, though, some great surplus of cloud cover and light sprinkle here and there. look to the south and with this touch of moisture coming up, straight from the south, we believe that in is going to get pulled into the area tomorrow morning. a shower around and that is caught up in a frontal boundary. can you so what i'm talking about, especially north and west and i will pause it about 11:00. you see the showers swing through and some heavier spots here and there and that is not as heavy as up to pennsylvania. in the afternoon, looks like it's going to be drier, warm, a nice afternoon and on toed from kind of good. there is another round on sunday and that is with the real cold push and check out the accuweather seven-day forecast. and the two days in the 80s, tomorrow afternoon,

. >> most flights coming into and leaving bwi thurgood marshall airport are canceled. there are a few select flights scheduled today. be sure to check your trip status before you head to the airport. peoples to try to avoid the roads today. >> officials are urging people to stay home today. sarah caldwell has more. >> the big deal will be the cleanup, the aftermath from the storm. flooding is still an issue. and power outages. we have some flooding still affecting area roadways. we start with the belcamp area. we have some important reminders -- you should not be out there unless you're an essential worker. the rest of the area bridges are now open. in the belcamp area, we have some flooding. there is some flooding in jarrettsville at route 24. flooding is an issue in glen burnie. here's a quick, live look at traffic. 95 looking okay. the roads are wet. we encourage you to stay off the roads. this is the beltway approaching the key bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it was quite a storm. the remnants are drifting through western maryland.

house is on denwood avenue and if you're not familiar where that is, it's not far from the road, thurgood marshall school. another point of perspective of where the place is. now we are going to continue our team coverage right now with more on this story, because clearly this was quite a scene this morning. >> well, tonight we're going to get another look at the candidates on the debate stage. not president obama for governor mitt romney. tonight's debate pits vice president joe biden and congressman paul ryan for a one- on-one and only vice presidential debate. tory dunnan is in danville, kentucky with details of the big event tonight. >> reporter: we're here inside the spin room where after tonight's big debate both campaigns will try to claim a victory. but before that happens the showdown takes place between vice president joe biden and paul ryan. it's the only debate happening this election for the vice presidents. biden's been holding the mock debates every day since sunday. they're lasting 90 minutes each. and paul ryan has been talking about the vice president's extensive debate experienc

temperatures will be warming up even from today, 72, 70 and 72 at bwi thurgood marshall today.on't be cold tonight, 65 degrees still thanks to the clouds and showers. your temperature trend the next self days with the average being 76 shows a couple warm days in our future, sunnier wednesday at 84, thursday 79 and friday is another warm one. these three days in particular, wednesday, thursday, friday, looking mighty fine. here's your fox 5 accuweather seven-day forecast, a nice run of days coming. in the weekend we'll find temperatures cooling, 74 saturday, maybe a couple showers sunday as the temperature drops to 67. even cooler still for monday at 64. that's your seven-day forecast, but we are all talking about what happened tonight. scott and lindsay are still out at nats park where i am sure the place is still just buzzing. it was such great fun to watch that game tonight even if they did lose. let's send it out to you guys. >>> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with scott smith. >> reporter: there is buzz in the air still. the players may be on their way home. this is

thurgood marshall 71. and we'll see our temperatures slowly dropping and a cooler day ahead for us tomorrow. but not cold. i think it will be a nice, bright day. you notice some winds gusting as our front is starting to move on through and then we'll gust tomorrow morning for a little while as well but mostly a nice day. so for tonight we drop to 52 degrees. the rain will come to an end in the next little while and it will be a drier night overnight and we're only about 66 degrees tomorrow. but that is going to feel pretty good. so note the wind out of the northwest at 10-20. certainly in the morning, i think the winds will lighten up as we get into the afternoon. so your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast, we have nothing but great stuff on here. maybe some showers on friday but between tuesday, wednesday and thursday, i would call those some bonus days here and almost ending summer like because we did have the big frost on friday night for many areas. saturday a few clouds around and the next chance o

. >> yeah, this happened in northeast baltimore at a home not far from thurgood marshall high school. it's been breaking news throughout the day on "good morning maryland." and we have team coverage for you today. >> we're going to twin with charlie crowsonson. -- begin with abc2 news' sherrie johnson. what can you tell us? >> we're here in northeast baltimore. some of the fire trucks have actually started to leave here. the fire start about 2:00 this morning and we've been talking to for thes. we have investigate -- firefighters. we have investigators on the scene and still looking to see what caused the fire. you know they're thinking it might have started in the basement but they don't have an exact cause. now it happened here at 5601 denwood avenue. in northeast baltimore. five people were killed in this early morning fire including a grandmother and her four children. her four gap children. when crews arrived they found intense flames and people jumping out of the windows. the bodies were found on the second floor of the home. police had to detain one man because he was so distra

i work with youth at balboa high school, third and high school, june john high school and thurgood marshall academic high school. and i'm here representing our youth who couldn't be here today. they had strong feelings about the m-o-u process. and just to ensure that it's really respectful to students and the way that it's created and developed. so, i'm really glad to hear them speak about extending the process for more community groups to get them involved and make sure we do more than what was in the previous m-o-u to make sure students rights are respected where students won't be arrested in the classroom, where the police department is actually submitting data and reports about what they are doing in the school so that the community can be aware of it and make sure that things are happening in a way that we kind of envision them. we work with a lot of students who had issues with the police, being harassed by the police in their neighborhood to being profiled. it makes them it important for police to be at school to provide safety. it's really about how do we bridge that gap and make su

this summer at two school sites, wallingberg and thurgood marshall, 102 students, providing tutorial, same exposure, providing the same job skills and life training, step ends for students with similar outcomes. we just got the grade. we're still working on that data. i did present a final supplemental report to dcyf but i didn't bring the report today. but we do have that information as well. the regular basic credit recovery program that niva was probably speaking on from coleman was actually at philip burton the same year we did the program at balboa. in fact, some of those students also participated in our program as well. i know we've heard a lot about the issues that are plaguing our community. i just wanted to talk a little about some of the solutions as we move forward. one of the main things is really exposure, exposure, exposure. students really want to know how does my learning today relate to my future success. you heard a lot from our community in terms of school to career opportunities, development projects and dollars that are coming into communities because of that. th

. >> not far from thurgood marshall high school and abc2 news' sherrie johnson is on the scene. you've been there for number of hours and i'm sure you've talked to a number of witnesses. and people who knew these family members. >> reporter: that's exactly right charlie. i just had a chance to talk to chief kevin cartwright with the baltimore city fire department. and you know just trying to update information. they are still on the scene as you can see behind me here and there's still a lot of unanswered questions. investigators want to know yes, exactly what caused this fire. take a look we hind me now. deliver starting to clean up the area and again go in and start the preliminary investigation. five people consider killed indeluding -- were killed including a grandmother and four children. the fire started about 2:00 this morning at 5601 denwood avenue. again in northeast baltimore. when crews arrived they found intense flames, people jumping out of the windows. about nine people were in the home when that fire started. four made it out safely. five others did not. now the b