thurmont beat la-- vermont beat lamar. loyola getting ready in pittsburgh. jimmy patsos well aware the bigger buckeyes are one of the better teams in the country. >> we got to get the game going north and south. they want the game to go east and west. they like to grind it. we got to press and make them play our style. we're not afraid to press them. the kentucky game really prepared us for this. we're playing against a little better athletes than us, but that's ok. >> game time tonight at 9:40.

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moving from thurmont. five or ten minutes, a brief little downpour.ngs will clear out rather quickly. don't expect a will lot of rain tonight. it will clear out rather quickly tomorrow. 67 degrees hitting that front with southwest winds this time of night. that is normal in july. now, granted, it's pretty dry out so it doesn't feel like july. the winds are with us all day long, but they're very warm. 43 now. there's the cool air now moving into oakland, 56 cumberland and ocean city by the water. 68 in washington and locally, upper 60s in the bay and 69 degrees and 74 degrees today. d.c. was 74 as well. 53 the low so far. the record is 83 in 1960. the west, already turned northwest and that's where the cooler air starts moving in later tonight and basically, tomorrow it will be ten to fifteen degrees cooler than it was today. had a lot of rain earlier, but really weakened quite a bit with a little skinny line of showers to the west that will move through the area and then it clears up. sunny and then it will be cooler and particularly chilly. and then

an accident in thurmont, maryland. south of el middleburg. portion of north on 15 will be closed if coming all of thurmont for an undetermined amount of time. in fort washington, a portion of brinkley rd. is closed just east rosecroft. interstate travel, beltway normal. complicated in and out baltimore and. news. breaking let's get to the breaking news we have been following from northwest d.c. where a man was after exchanging gunfire with police. this happened along eastern avenue. ist is where john gonzalez getting the latest information. what happened? >> the police chief is calling foura gun battle between officers and a silver spring man. it happened on eastern avenue h divides d.c. and downtown silver spring. police officers from boulder jurisdictions started receiving around 12:40 this morning of gunshots fired on the north road.f the when police arrived they were the gunshots. when they encountered the armed gun toward thehe .fficers and continued firing and eighth-year veteran and month ability to return fire. the armed man was struc

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and now they are welcoming the most powerful leaders. >> reporter: thurmont locals call their towns "sleepy." >> it's a wonderful place. we usually have a population of 5,000 people. >> reporter: but they got a wake-up call this week when the white house made a stunning announcement and said to facilitate a free-flowing discussion, with our partners, the president is inviting his fellow g-8 leaders to camp david, may 18th and 19th. >> we may even have a special kind of breakfast for them. and have directions where they can walk around and visit with our businesses. >> reporter: the 38th g-8 summit of the world's largest eight economies was supposed to take place in the president's hometown of chicago. >> two, four, six, eight -- >> reporter: but the threat of shitown occupiers may have forced the more laid-back atmosphere. >> reporter: the mountains are the perfect place to get away from the hubbub. so we certainly commend the decision. >> reporter: for businesses like jerry, the decision marks a boost. members of the international press corps have already booked up the hotels in his

. >> reporter: people who live here in the small town of thurmont take pride in their hospitality. and now they're scrambling to prepare to welcome the most powerful leaders. >> reporter: thurmont locals called their towns sleepy. >> it's a wonderful place. we usually have a population of 5,000 people. >> reporter: but they got a wake-up call this week when the white house made a stunning announcement and said to facilitate a freeflowing discussion with our close g-8 partners. the president is inviting his gop leaders to camp david may 18th and 19th. just two months out, the main street manager is rushing to get ready. >> we may each have some kind of a special breakfast for them, where they can stop in and have directions where they can walk around and visit with our businesses. >> reporter: the 38th g-8 summit of the world's largest economies was supposed to take place in the president's hometown of chicago. >> two, four, six, eight. >> reporter: with the threat of chitown, occupiers may have forced the meeting to what the president calls a more laid- back atmosphere. >> the moun

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. >> in armonk, md., populous -- in thurmont, maryland, parents spend time on playgrounds.may 18, the little town will become the center of the geopolitical universe. >> i do not think we could be prepared in such a short amount of time. >> president obama decided to move it to camp david here in frederick county because he wanted a laid-back atmosphere. residents have concerns about traffic and protesters. >> obviously getting them to and from is a concern. >> if they want to stand in the middle of the town square which is very small with signs protesting police will take care of that. what's the town has not done anything yet to prepare but expects to bring in state and federal police to help out. businesses are looking on the bright side. the cozy inn has already sold out all 17 of its rooms for the weekend. down the road at the shamrock, she looks forward to the business. >> i am sure we are going to see some people because of this. >> in fairmont, ben eisler. >> of next at 6:00, see what the time to get into the marine corps marathon is already up. >> to that would be

. >> weijia jiang has more from downtown thurmont. >> people who live here in the small town of thurmontake pride in their hospitality, now they are scrambling to welcome the world's most powerful leaders. thurmont locals call their town sleepily. >> it is a wonderful place. we usually have a population of 5,000 people. >> reporter: but this week the white house made a stunning announcement, to the free throwing discussion the president is inviting the leaders to camp david. two months out, the main street manager is rushing to get ready. >> we may have some kind of a special breakfast for them. they can stop in and then have direction where they can walk around and visit with our businesses. >> the 38th g-8 summit was supposed to take place in the president's hometown of chicago. but the threat chicago occupiers may have forced the meeting to what the president call as laid-back atmosphere. >> the mountains of fredrick county is a way to get away. >> for business owners, the decision makes an unexpected boost. members of the international press corps have booked up all of the rooms. >>

that's what we're concerned about, especially in a place like thurmont and into the valley. this is wisconsin avenue. see the flags? they're still blowing. that is good news. if the winds keep up a little bit tonight, that will keep the temperatures from really plummeting. winds west/northwest at 22. pressure rising. dew point now 12. that's what's troubling. if the winds go calm, we could be in the teens. thankfully they're not going to do that. i hope you saw a little moon and jupiter and venus after sunset. it was spectacular. look to the west tomorrow, you can see it, 46 in college park. 44 in arlington and bethesda. a couple of 30's out toward gaithersburg. temperatures already in the upper 30s and below 39 in some -- downtown, no problems. i know you're under a freeze warning but not going to affect anything. you shouldn't have planted any flowers just yet. a cold start no doubt about that. you'll need sunglasses and a coat on tuesday. especially shade. good news, not windy. it will be kind ever cool on tuesday. 40 miles per hour winds today. winds tomorrow will go lig

thurmont beat la-- vermont beat lamar. loyola getting ready in pittsburgh. jimmy patsos well aware the bigger buckeyes are one of the better teams in the country. >> we got to get the game going north and south. they want the game to go east and west. they like to grind it. we got to press and make them play our style. we're not afraid to press them. the kentucky game really prepared us for this. we're playing against a little better athletes than us, but that's ok. >> game time tonight at 9:40. loyola trailed kentucky by four a couple of months ago and lost by 20. the orioles play the tigers today. 11-5, the birds lose to the pirates on wednesday. mark reynolds, his first home run of the spring. he hit 37 last year. j.j. hardy also homered. the birds pounded out three doubles. nick markakis played in his first game. he had surgery in january. the orioles lose 11-5. the cut the cord with todd heap last year. very tough to see that. >> people second-guess when a popular players go. they still had a monster season. >> you got that right. >> 51 degrees on tv hi

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the medevac has come and gone on 15 in thurmont.een amissville and frederick. 214 remains closed coming out of -- between mayo and muddy creek road, somebody hit a power pole. this crash into mclean, traffic can now get by but not happy. backed up about 3 miles. next virginia on 395. that is normal. whew. northcom 395 leading edsall road to get to the pentagon looks typical. now to adam caskey in the weather center. >> before that, i want to share a little video. i had the opportunity to sit down with first graders at martin luther king elementary in southeast. waht a billion -- what a brilliant group of 6-year-olds and 7-year-olds. we talked about women that they are inspired by and we talked about history. i was going to read about rosa parks, but they already knew the details. i figured i would not waste their time. before i left, each one of them gave me a hug and thank me for coming. it was precious. a lot of fun. >> good for them. we had a little bit of everything in the last 24 hours. >> that is the duty of spring in washingt

we'll probably see dense fog in thurmont, emmitsburg. a half mile in regard reasonton. -- in warrenton. pocks in -- pockets in north and west virginia. we're at 54. in fredricksburg it's 61 degrees -- 48 this morning i should say. 48 lovettsville. alexandria is 55. baden still 59 degrees. columbia this morning we're looking at 50. just some patchy clouds around the capital this morning. still decent visibility, 54. national reporting clear skies and a light south, southwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour. so the storm system producing heavy snows up across parts of new york state and new england. some areas could see a foot in southern new hampshire. for us we're clearing out and will stay clear for much of the day and tonight. the next system will approach late tomorrow. could get some rain in here before the day is over but more likely we'll see it tomorrow night and the first part of saturday. with luck saturday afternoon turns out decent. 67 today. could be near 70 south. tonight we'll be down in the 40s. tomorrow upper 50s to near 60 b

. >>> animal lovers may be in for a treat at the catoctin zoo in thurmont. the zoo is pranking -- planning to expand. and possibly a dinosaur exhibit. the change would give the zoo an extra 25 acres. if all goes as planned, it could be finished by next year. of course, they have to find the dinosaurs first. >> they may be right there. you never know. >>> it's the latest rage in robberies, where a flash mob robbery took place. >>> deadly and devastating. we'll remind you of the power of the tornadoes that roared through the nation's heartland. >>> another gorgeous day. but will it stay warm through the weekend? mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. >>> a flash mob rips off an orange county convenience store in broad daylight. and it is caught on

thurmont, maryland, route 15 care in theing crash.blem is on the dulles connector road eastbound between the beltway and 66, to wrap up a longstanding m iswreck in the next proble -- is near shady grove the west side of shady grove road. you notice that last shaking a little so it is still breezy out as breezy as yesterday. mostly cloudy skies overhead but moved out of town. winchester is 39 degrees above degrees in d.c.. we will be back at 7:56. we will be back at 7:56. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of us. ♪ so, where to next? ♪ >>> that is the accused soccer mom madam. she's behind bars right now, speaking out for the first time. why she says the cops are trying to break her. grilling her about who was